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small amount of concrete in Midleton

kierank01 · 2013-01-13 10:51:02

I need to lay a small amount of concrete, about half a meter square by about 20-30 cm deep in Midleton anyone know someone who could sort me out?

13-01-2013 10:51am

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I need to lay a small amount of concrete, about half a meter square by about 20-30 cm deep in Midleton anyone know someone who could sort me out?

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#2 13-01-2013 10:59am

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can loan you a shovel to mix your own ;0) you can also buy bags in B&Q etc just add water

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#3 13-01-2013 12:10pm

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didn't think about B agus Q, do they sell sand as well?

I was thinking about chadwicks, who wouldn't look at you if you weren't building a house or something...

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#4 13-01-2013 1:19pm

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kierank01 wrote: »

didn't think about B agus Q, do they sell sand as well?

They do, though they also sell the pre-mixed bags of concrete that you literally just add water to.
They're usually the handiest for small quantities of stuff - like you said - the 'proper' shops usually don't want the small amounts of business.

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#5 13-01-2013 5:34pm

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try power aggregates in carrigtwohill, think they mix small amounts for people as well, down the road opposite Aldi

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