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I used Mixamate to lay 3 cubic metres for a driveway and it was
great............. 3 of us had the whole job finished in an hour and it saved all the hassle of mixing, ordering materials etc. "Rick" wrote in message ... On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 15:40:46 +0000 (UTC), "Lawrence Zarb" wrote: I need to lay the concrete base for my planned conservatory. The issue is that I need 1.5 cubic metres to be laid and I have no access for using readymix. Is there anything wrong in "splitting" the base in half and laying one side at a time, or does the base HAVE to be one complete mass? I would look for a mix & barrow operarion, or even a readymix truck with a pump or conveyer. 1.5 cube is not a massive ammount for 3 big lads to barrow. Rick |
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