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Shed Base Concrete

Build Your Shed on a Solid Foundation with Morris & Perry Quarry's Durable Concrete Slabs

Trust the experts at Morris & Perry Quarry for durable and reliable shed base concrete. Get the solid foundation your shed needs for a long-lasting structure.

A worker levelling a fresh concrete base with a straight edgeBS8500 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)

  • Slabs for shed / deckingGEN 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

Durable Shed Base Concrete

When constructing a shed, the importance of a strong and reliable foundation cannot be overstated. That’s where Morris & Perry Quarry comes in, offering their expertise in providing durable shed base concrete to ensure your structure stands the test of time. With years of experience and a reputation for quality artistry, you can trust the experts at Morris & Perry Quarry to deliver a solid foundation built to last. Whether you want to make a small storage shed or a more extensive workshop, their team will work with you to create the perfect concrete base for your needs. Say goodbye to worries about settling or cracking – with Morris & Perry Quarry’s shed base concrete, you can have peace of mind knowing your shed is built on a sturdy and dependable foundation.

Pros & cons

Shed Base Concrete: the pros and cons

Pros

  • DurabilityConcrete is a highly durable material that can withstand heavy weight and harsh weather conditions, making it an ideal choice for a shed base.
  • StabilityA concrete shed base provides a stable and level surface for your shed, ensuring it will not shift or sink over time.
  • Low maintenanceOnce the concrete is installed correctly, it requires minimal maintenance, saving you time and effort in the long run.
  • VersatilityA concrete shed base can be customized to fit any shape or size of the shed, providing flexibility in design.
  • LongevityWith proper installation and maintenance, a concrete shed base can last for decades, providing a solid foundation for your shed.

Cons

  • CostConcrete can be more expensive than other materials used for shed bases, such as gravel or wood.
  • Time-consuming installationSetting up a concrete shed base requires proper preparation, pouring, and curing, which can take longer than other options.
  • Difficult to repair or replaceIf there are any issues with the concrete base in the future, it may be challenging and costly to repair or replace compared to other materials like wood or gravel, which are easier to work with. Overall, while there may be some cons associated

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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