Concrete for every pour.
Standard and high-strength grades from M7.5 to M60, plus special concretes for congested, massive and lightweight work. All batched at our own plant in Palwal.
M7.5–M25Standard grades
Everyday concrete for homes and commercial buildings.
From blinding and levelling layers to footings, slabs, columns and beams. Each grade is batched to a designed mix for the strength and exposure on your drawing, not a nominal one.
- PCC, levelling and blinding
- Footings, rafts and plinth beams
- Slabs, columns and beams
- Kerbs, drains and mass fill
M30–M60High-strength grades
For heavy floors, tall frames and precast work.
Higher-grade mixes with controlled slump and admixtures for industrial floors laid to a flatness spec, high-rise frames and precast elements that need early strength.
- Warehouse and industrial floors
- Loading bays and hardstands
- High-rise columns and transfer beams
- Precast and high-strength elements
SCCSelf-compacting concrete
Flows into place under its own weight, with no vibration needed.
A high-flow mix that spreads through dense reinforcement and settles without vibrators, leaving a smooth finish with no honeycombing. Flow is tested at site before placement.
- Heavily reinforced columns and walls
- Thin sections and complex formwork
- Precast elements
- Fair-face and architectural surfaces
TCCTemperature-controlled concrete
Kept cool for thick rafts and mass pours.
Batched with chilled water or ice to keep the placing temperature down, so large pours don’t crack from the heat released as the concrete sets.
- Thick raft foundations
- Mass pours and pile caps
- Summer pours in high heat
- Large continuous pours
LWCLightweight concrete
Cuts dead load where strength isn’t the priority.
A low-density mix that is lighter on the structure and easy to place, for filling and sloping work where a normal-weight concrete would add unnecessary load.
- Sunken area filling
- Roof slopes and screeds
- Insulation layers
- Non-structural partitions
Which grade do I need?
A quick guide to the grades most often used for each job.
Your structural engineer’s drawing always sets the final grade. If you’re unsure, send us the drawing and we’ll advise.
| Work | Typical grade |
|---|---|
| PCC, levelling and blinding | M7.5 – M10 |
| Kerbs, drains and mass fill | M15 |
| Residential footings and slabs | M20 |
| Columns, beams and rafts | M25 |
| Warehouse and industrial floors | M30 – M35 |
| High-rise frames and heavy floors | M35 – M40 |
| Precast and high-strength work | M45 – M60 |
| Congested reinforcement, fair-face finish | SCC |
| Thick rafts and mass pours | TCC |
| Sunken filling and roof slopes | LWC |
Included with every order
Designed mix
Every grade batched to a designed mix for your strength and exposure condition.
Slump checked at site
Workability is checked when the truck arrives, before the concrete is placed.
Cube samples on request
Cubes can be cast at site for your quality records and testing.
Scheduled to your pour
Transit mixers are timed to your pour rate so the crew is never waiting.
Not sure which mix fits?
Tell us the job, the quantity and the date. We’ll recommend the mix and come back with a rate.