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Internal Floor Concrete

Build a Solid Foundation with Morris & Perry's Durable Internal Floor Concrete

Elevate your floors with Morris & Perry Quarry’s premium internal floor concrete. Our expertly crafted mix creates a polished and durable surface.

A worker levelling a concrete floor inside a buildingBS8500 mixGEN 3
  • 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)

  • Internal floorGEN 3

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

Premium Internal Concrete

Internal floor concrete is a vital component in the construction of buildings and structures, providing a solid foundation for walkways, rooms, and other indoor spaces.

This type of concrete is specifically designed to withstand the weight and traffic of daily use, making it durable and long-lasting.

It is typically poured directly onto the ground or subfloor before being levelled and smoothed to create a seamless surface.

Internal floor concrete can be customized with various finishes such as staining or polishing to enhance its aesthetic appeal while maintaining its functionality.

With proper installation and maintenance, internal floor concrete can remain solid and reliable for many years, ensuring the stability and safety of any interior space.

Pros & cons

Internal Floor Concrete: the pros and cons

Pros

  • DurableInternal floor concrete is known for its durability. It can withstand heavy foot traffic and regular wear and tear without showing signs of damage.
  • Easy to maintainOnce installed, internal floor concrete is relatively easy to maintain. It does not require unique cleaning products or extensive maintenance procedures.
  • VersatileThis type of concrete can be used for various indoor flooring applications such as basements, garages, and even kitchen floors.
  • Cost-effectiveInternal floor concrete is a cost-effective flooring solution compared to other materials such as hardwood or tile. It also has a longer lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
  • CustomizableInternal floor concrete offers a variety of finishes, colours, and patterns to suit your aesthetic preferences.

Cons

  • Cold and hard surfaceUnlike other flooring options, internal floor concrete can feel cold and hard underfoot, which may not be comfortable for some people.
  • Requires professional installationInstalling internal floor concrete requires specialized tools and techniques best left to professionals, which increases the overall cost of the product.
  • Prone to crackingWhile durable, internal floor concrete can still crack over time due to temperature changes.

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.

Or call the quarry01749 840 441

sales@morrisandperry.co.uk

  • Monday to Friday06.00 – 17.30
  • Saturday06.00 – 10.00
  • SundayClosed

Gurney Slade, Nr Bath, Somerset, BA3 4TE

Your concrete

Our mixers pour up to 2.44 m from the rear, at up to 1.35 m high. We do not operate pumps but can arrange one via a reputable and competitive local company.

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