The price of concrete can vary depending on several factors, including the size of the project, the type of mix required, and delivery location. For a more accurate quote, feel free to provide us with your specific project details so we can tailor the pricing to your project.

Concrete curing is a crucial step in ensuring the strength and durability of your project. The process can vary depending on factors such as temperature, humidity, and the type of concrete used. Proper curing times are essential for achieving optimal results, so we recommend following best practices for the specific conditions of your project. Typically, a concrete slab should not be driven on for at least 7 days after pouring.

Generally, it’s best to follow your local council guidelines for minimum slab thickness. Most residential footpath slabs are a minimum of 100mm (10cm) thick, while driveways and shed slabs are 125mm thick (12.5cm). Some slabs come down to council guidelines, while others depend on the concreter and owner of the property. Essentially, residential foot traffic only slabs can be poured at 100mm thick, and anything that will have multiple tonne on it should be poured at a minimum of 125mm thick.