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Cattle Yard Concrete
Invest in Quality Cattle Yard Concrete from Morris & Perry Quarry
Enhance your construction projects with high-quality cattle-yard concrete from Morris & Perry Quarry. Trust our years of experience and expertise to deliver exceptional results.
BS8500 mixRC45- Supplied by volumem³
- One mixer carries up to7.5 m³
- We allow roughly5 min per m³ to unload
Work it out
How much do I need?
Concrete is supplied by volume (m³) & calculated (length x width x depth). Put in the length, width and depth, and see the volume, how many mixers it takes and how long each one stays.
Figures from our Ready Mixed Concrete page: mixers carry up to 7.5 m³; we allow roughly 5 minutes per m³ for off loading; 1 m³ of concrete typically weighs 2.2 t–2.4 t depending on mix type.
- Volume
- 1.8 m³
- Mixer loads
- 1
- Off loading
- about 9 min
- Weight
- 4–4.3 t
From our mix guide (BS8500)
- Cattle yardsRC45
This table is for guidance only. A ground engineer should always be consulted before requesting concrete. Ground conditions may require alternative concrete types.
Ready Mixed Concrete
Quality Cattle-Yard Concrete
Transforming your construction projects has never been easier with Morris & Perry Quarry’s high-quality cattle yard concrete. Our team of experts, with years of experience and unparalleled expertise, is dedicated to delivering exceptional results that will elevate the efficiency and durability of your cattle yards. Our concrete is meticulously crafted to withstand the wear and tear of daily use, ensuring that your project remains solid and reliable for years to come. Trust in our commitment to excellence as we work closely with you to provide customized solutions that meet your needs and requirements. With Morris & Perry Quarry by your side, you can rest assured that your construction projects are in good hands.
Pros & cons
Cattle Yard Concrete: the pros and cons
Pros
- Durable and long-lastingCattle yard concrete is designed to withstand heavy use and the weight of large animals, making it a durable and long-lasting option for cattle yards.
- Easy to clean and maintainConcrete is a smooth surface that can be easily cleaned with a hose or pressure washer, making it an ideal material for cattle yards where cleanliness is essential for the health of the animals.
- Resistant to wear and tearCattle can be harsh on their surroundings, but concrete is a strong material that can withstand their hooves, ensuring that the cattle yard will remain in good condition for years.
- Versatile in designCattle yard concrete can be poured into different shapes and sizes, allowing for customization based on the specific needs of the ranch or farm.
- Provides good tractionConcrete’s textured surface provides good traction for cattle, reducing the risk of slips and falls, which could lead to injuries.
Cons
- Expensive upfront costConcrete can be more expensive than other materials used for cattle yards, such as dirt or gravel, leading to a higher upfront cost.
- Requires professional installationPouring concrete requires specialized equipment and knowledge, so hiring professionals may be necessary, which adds to the overall cost.
Ready Mixed Concrete
We supply all types of Concrete to Somerset and Surrounding Towns
Equipped with a variety of specialised vehicles and staffed by our highly experienced workforce, we are capable of providing any quantity of the following types of ready-mixed concrete:
Internal Floor ConcreteGEN 3
Concrete FootingsGEN 1
Concrete SlabsGEN 3
Shed Base ConcreteGEN 3
Hardstanding ConcreteRC35
Concrete DrivewaysPAV 1
Lorry Yard ConcretePAV 2
Industrial ConcreteRC45/50
Floor ConcreteGEN 3 / RC35
Concrete Silage ClampsRC45
Stable Floor ConcreteRC45- Cattle Yard ConcreteRC45You are here
Rough quote
Tell us what you need, and where
Fill out the form and send it. We will review your information and see if we deliver to your area, then call you to confirm your information and let you know the cost and when we can deliver.
- Monday to Friday06.00 – 17.30
- Saturday06.00 – 10.00
- SundayClosed
Gurney Slade, Nr Bath, Somerset, BA3 4TE
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