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Where to buy 4" blocks and mortar

  • 15-04-2017 5:19pm
    #1
    connundrum
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    Consider me a novice at this craic, employing a builder to lay 120 4" blocks - extending the height of garden wall.

    He's said I should buy 120 blocks and a tub of mortar.

    1) wtf is a tub of mortar and how much should I get
    2) where's the best place in North Dublin to buy and get 120 blocks delivered

    Thanks


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  • #2
    aujopimur
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    Yellow pages or google local concrete products/ready mix suppliers.
    A tub of mortar can be got from the same source, no need for a tub as they will supply a plastic bag for it.


  • #3
    Charlie19
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    Kilsaran or Roadstone.


  • #4
    J.R.
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    connundrum wrote: »
    Consider me a novice at this craic, employing a builder to lay 120 4" blocks - extending the height of garden wall.

    He's said I should buy 120 blocks and a tub of mortar.

    1) wtf is a tub of mortar and how much should I get
    2) where's the best place in North Dublin to buy and get 120 blocks delivered

    Thanks

    Why not get the builder to organise it...he will have his regular supplier....you could pay cash on delivery.

    That way - at least you know what is ordered & delivered is correct...if not then the builder can sort it.


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