Types of concrete

Lightweight concrete – kerb backing & bedding, blinding, void filling, drainage works

Lightweight concrete – kerb backing & bedding, blinding, void filling, drainage works

Good for areas where there is not embedded metal in the floor. Good for bare finishes.

Lightweight concrete – Wall foundations, shed and garage bases, extensions, slabbed foundations, paving for paths & patios.

For flooring or for mass fill under footings and foundations.

Air-entrained concrete mix, which means tiny bubbles are formed in the concrete which boosts its strength and also allows it to withstand the freeze-thaw cycle. Domestic driveways, patios & garages, bases for houses & extensions, pavements & paving, reinforced hard standing etc.

Reinforced concrete bases in commercial buildings, light storage areas, heavy-duty external slabs and pavements, agricultural building, reinforced foundations in domestic buildings etc.

Strong concrete mix – Foundations for septic tanks, paving HGV parks and agricultural yards.

Heavy industrial, structural road

To help prevent early induced cracking

Additive which helps to speed up the curing process by reducing the amount of water used, meaning the concrete can begin to cure faster than usual, and ultimately create a stronger product.

To help slow down the setting time of screeds, giving you more time to work.

A reduced stone size