Yeah my local pump’s 350+vat just for the pump too, so not really feasible for little ad hoc jobs but a great setup if you can justify it
Yeah my local pump’s 350+vat just for the pump too, so not really feasible for little ad hoc jobs but a great setup if you can justify it
We pay about half that amount although the lads are generous about the waiting/standing times. I always grease palms regardless.I used to pay about £350+vat for the pump.
Sounds optimistic, I'm definitely DIY and I'd give myself half a day at least as you have to double handle 3 tonnes of materials so 6 tonnes, first into the mixer and second out of the mixer.1.3 m3 I figured so if that could be mixed in less than
2 hours that
Sounds optimistic, I'm definitely DIY and I'd give myself half a day at least as you have to double handle 3 tonnes of materials so 6 tonnes, first into the mixer and second out of the mixer.
A mixer is about 125l but if you do 6 ballast one cement in a 14l bucket that would be 100l, so that would be 13 mixes at 10 minutes each that's going to be 3 hours by the time you have a break.
3 bulk bags of ballast and who knows how much cement, I'm guessing about 25 sacks or so?
I was going to use concrete bricks and render but now thinking normal bricks woul
Wot he said. Garden walls don't benefit from any overhang protection so quickly become grotty and tired looking. People see magazines with images of Spanish or Italian gardens and think that a UK equivalent will perform the same.Go for bricks -this modern trend for render is pants
If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.
Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.
Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local