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Stable Floor Concrete
Stable Floors That Keep Your Horses Happy and Healthy: Morris & Perry Quarry's Specialty Concrete Solutions
Create a solid foundation for your project with Morris & Perry Quarry’s stable floor concrete. Trust in our quality and expertise for all your construction needs.
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)
- Stable floorRC45
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
Stable Floor Speciality Concrete
When building a horse-stable floor, the importance of using high-quality concrete cannot be overstated. Morris & Perry Quarry understands the unique needs of equestrian facilities and offers stable floor concrete that provides unparalleled stability and durability. Our expert team has years of experience designing and pouring concrete for various construction projects, ensuring that your horse’s stable floor withstands heavy foot traffic and constant wear. Trust in our expertise to create a solid foundation for your project, knowing that our top-notch materials will meet all your construction needs. With Morris & Perry Quarry’s stable floor concrete, you can rest assured that your horses will have a safe and secure environment to thrive in.
Pros & cons
Stable Floor Concrete: the pros and cons
Pros
- DurabilityConcrete is known for its strength and durability, making it ideal for horse-stable floors. It can withstand heavy weight and constant use without cracking or breaking.
- Easy to cleanHorse stable floors made of concrete are easy to clean and maintain. They can be swept, hosed down, or power washed to remove dirt, urine, and other debris.
- HygienicConcrete’s non-porous surface makes it difficult for bacteria and other pathogens to grow. This makes it a more hygienic option than other flooring materials that may absorb moisture and harbour bacteria.
- Cost-effectiveConcrete flooring can be more cost-effective in the long run as it requires minimal maintenance and does not need to be replaced frequently like other flooring materials such as wood or rubber.
- VersatilityConcrete can be customized with different finishes, such as textured or polished surfaces, making it suitable for various purposes besides horse stable floors.
Cons
- Hard surfaceThe hardness of concrete can be uncomfortable for horses to stand on for extended periods. This can lead to hoof fatigue and potential injuries.
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 ConcreteRC45You are here
Cattle Yard ConcreteRC45
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- Monday to Friday06.00 – 17.30
- Saturday06.00 – 10.00
- SundayClosed
Gurney Slade, Nr Bath, Somerset, BA3 4TE
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