Aggregate · 08.12
Concrete Blend
Sand and aggregate in one pre-mixed load, ready to make concrete on site. Tough and easy to work for driveways, slabs, paths and patios.
- Sand + aggregate
- Ready to mix
- Sold per m³
Quick answer
Concrete Blend is sand and aggregate pre-combined in a single load, ready to mix into concrete on site. It’s durable, easy to work and eco-friendly, and it goes into driveways, foundations, paths, patios, slabs and general concreting. Mix with cement and water by hand or in a mixer, pour, level and trowel, then keep it damp for several days while it cures.
| Material | Sand and aggregate, pre-blended |
|---|---|
| Use | Mixing concrete on site |
| Sold by | The cubic metre |
| Mixing | By hand or concrete mixer |
| Curing | Keep moist for several days |
| Approx. weight | About 1.7 tonnes per m³ |
These coverage and weight figures are a guide. Work out your own area with the volume calculator.
Why choose it
What it does well
- 01Hard-wearing
- 02Easy to work with
- 03Eco-friendly
Good jobs for it
Where it gets used
- 01Driveways
- 02Foundations
- 03Paths
- 04Patios
- 05Slabs
- 06General concreting projects
Step by step
How to apply
- 01Get the pour area ready first. For larger jobs such as driveways or foundations, check the surface is level and cleared of debris.
- 02Mixing by hand? Add water to the Concrete Blend a little at a time until it reaches a workable consistency.
- 03Mixing in a concrete mixer? Stick to the manufacturer’s instructions for the right mix.
- 04Pour the concrete into the prepared area and spread it evenly, working it into every corner.
- 05On driveways and paths, level the surface and trowel it smooth for a clean, even finish.
- 06Keep it damp for several days so it cures properly.
Concrete Blend: your questions answered
Does concrete blend need cement added?
Yes. Concrete blend is just sand and aggregate. Add general purpose cement and water, following the mix ratio printed on the cement bag for your job.
What can I use concrete blend for?
Driveways, foundations, paths, patios, slabs and all-round concreting.
How long does concrete take to cure?
Keep it damp for several days so it cures properly and reaches full strength.
Describe the job. We’ll work out the quantity.
Tell us what you need, how much of it and where it’s going, and we’ll reply with a price and a delivery time.

