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Groundwork & Foundations

if you mix your own concrete( C35 mix ) for large shed foundation is this ok with building regs

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 2.49 PM

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4 Answers

Fresh approach design and build ltd

Rating: 5 out of 5
Maidenhead
In short yes, there is no problems where the concrete comes from. But as substructure has stated the sensible money would be spent on ready mix. Just make sure any shuttering is secure before you pour! I would also recommend put some re-enforcing bar in the area being concreted.
Answered21 February 2012
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Anonymous user

its just as cheap getting ready mix mate ,most companies do it forr 100 pouns m3,by the time you buy a tonne ballast 8 bags cement for every tonne labour to mix ,clean up ect probably costs more doing it yourself ,phone up mixamate or master concrete these are multi nationals
Answered20 February 2012
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Anonymous user

A shed however large dosnt have to meet building regs, but no it dosnt matter
Answered21 February 2012
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Roc builders

Rating: 5 out of 5
Harlow
Substructure is right.Slogging away mixing by hand is a fools game unless you absolutely cannot get a ready mix.Other than that,building control do not check your concrete only the foundation so wouldnt know where it came from! By hand is acceptable anyway so its up to you.
Answered21 February 2012
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