Network Concrete Blogs
Easy Ways to Work Out the Volume of Concrete You Need
Keeping an eye on your costs is essential to most types of building work, whether it’s a domestic or commercial project. Therefore, it’s a good idea to know how much concrete you need for the [...]
What Are the Advantages of Volumetric Concrete Over Drum Lorries?
Whether you need a large-scale concrete order or supplies for a small domestic job, you’ll need to decide on the type of concrete required and how it will get to you. While drum lorries can [...]
Preparing for Large-Scale Concrete Orders
One of the best parts about ordering concrete is that it can be supplied in high volumes. This is ideal for anyone planning a big project which needs a large-scale concrete order. However, before you [...]
Does the Weather Affect the Quality of a Concrete Pour?
When looking at the benefits of poured concrete, its strength, fast application and waterproof nature are highlights. But does the quality of the results change if you’re pouring in different temperatures or weather conditions? Here [...]
Why Do You Need Reinforced Concrete?
There many benefits of poured concrete, including its strength and adaptability. However, there are times when a type called ‘reinforced concrete’ will need to be used for particular structures. Here’s everything you need to know. [...]
Choosing the Right Concrete for a Driveway
Concrete is often chosen for driveways thanks to its strength, durability and cost. It can also be much easier to maintain than other types of material. It’s ideal for both flat and sloped driveways and [...]
The Strengths & Benefits of Poured Concrete
Concrete is a highly versatile material, used for everything from concrete shed bases to roads and piling projects. However, there are some differences between the types of concrete available, which can affect the decision about [...]
The Difference Between Concrete & Screed
When looking at the different types of concrete available, you may also come across a mixture called screed. It’s easy to get the two confused as they’re made using similar materials, but their use is [...]
