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Ready-mix concrete by the m³, screed, cement and postmix. Prices below are delivered to Swale, including haulage from each supplier’s nearest depot. Final delivery cost depends on your exact postcode and chosen offload method.

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About Concrete & Cement

Ready-mix concrete is batched to a specified strength class such as C20, C25 or C35, and delivered by volumetric or drum mixer. Floor screed levels off floors, and bagged cement and post-mix suit small jobs. Ready-mix is sold by the cubic metre, cement and screed by the bag.

Common uses

  • Foundations and footings
  • Slabs, bases and oversite
  • Floor screeds
  • Setting fence posts (post-mix)
  • Driveways and paths

Choosing & ordering

Specify concrete by strength class. GEN1–GEN3 (C10–C20) suits general work, C25–C35 or RC grades suit structural work, and PAV1/PAV2 is for external paving with air entrainment. A volumetric (‘mix on site’) lorry lets you pay only for what you pour. Estimate volume as length × width × depth in metres.

Buying concrete & cement in Swale

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Frequently asked about Concrete & Cement

What concrete strength or grade do I need?

GEN1–GEN3 (C10–C20) for kerbing, blinding and general use. C25–C35 or RC grades for foundations and structural slabs. PAV1/PAV2 for external paving and driveways where freeze-thaw durability matters.

How much concrete do I need?

Multiply length × width × depth in metres for cubic metres. A 4m × 3m slab at 100mm is 1.2m³. Order slightly over, because you cannot add to a set pour.

Should I choose volumetric or barrow-mix concrete?

A volumetric (‘mix on site’) lorry batches fresh on site and you pay for what is used, which helps when the exact quantity is uncertain. Drum-mix is fine for known volumes.

Guide reviewed July 2026 · listed prices are live and quoted ex-VAT.

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