HARD CORE Sculpins recycled £6 per ton is this good price thanks

[mendiplogs]

Hi all Sculpins recycled £6 per ton is this a good price as I need 150 ton thanks Jon

[C.J]

Does that include delivery ?

[mendiplogs]

Does that include delivery ?

 

Hi CJ no mate thanks Jon

[openspaceman]

Hi all Sculpins recycled £6 per ton is this a good price as I need 150 ton thanks Jon

 

Scalpings are the smaller pieces, about 50mm and down, left over from quarrying, limestone ones crush down in situ to give a firm sub base normally as a layer over bigger hardcore.

 

A similar specification recycled material made up of a mixture of screened hardcore and cold planed tarmac is called eco around here and available at about £150 per 20 tonne load delivered. I imagine most of the cost is in transport so if you are out in the sticks it will cost more. It is basically a waste material from a skip business. Plain screened hardcore costs £80 per 20 tonne load here but again you can get it cheaper straight off a demolition job.

 

If you catch firms doing road surfacing they will often deliver the planings for free as it saves them taking them back to a recycling plant but be aware it is a waste material and you do need to comply with transfer notes and exemptions to use it. Long term road planings aren't a lot of cop as they are 50% sand and 10% bitumen which gradually oxidises away losing the binding effect.

 

If you take any screened material try to avoid wet periods as the screens won't separate out the mud in the wet.

[mendiplogs]

Scalpings are the smaller pieces, about 50mm and down, left over from quarrying, limestone ones crush down in situ to give a firm sub base normally as a layer over bigger hardcore.

 

A similar specification recycled material made up of a mixture of screened hardcore and cold planed tarmac is called eco around here and available at about £150 per 20 tonne load delivered. I imagine most of the cost is in transport so if you are out in the sticks it will cost more. It is basically a waste material from a skip business. Plain screened hardcore costs £80 per 20 tonne load here but again you can get it cheaper straight off a demolition job.

 

If you catch firms doing road surfacing they will often deliver the planings for free as it saves them taking them back to a recycling plant but be aware it is a waste material and you do need to comply with transfer notes and exemptions to use it. Long term road planings aren't a lot of cop as they are 50% sand and 10% bitumen which gradually oxidises away losing the binding effect.

 

If you take any screened material try to avoid wet periods as the screens won't separate out the mud in the wet.

 

Hi mate thanks for that Jon

[humpo48]

That's what I pay, is that from Roger Penny's Jon?

[mendiplogs]

That's what I pay, is that from Roger Penny's Jon?

 

Hi Ian is that delivered Ian thanks John

[humpo48]

No Jon that's collect. They are low on recycled stone at moment

[mendiplogs]

No Jon that's collect. They are low on recycled stone at moment

 

Hi IAN I no chaps that work there mate they said this to thanks Jon

[mendiplogs]

That's what I pay, is that from Roger Penny's Jon?

 

Hi IAN if I'm ordering 150ton plus then I'm looking for it at £5 per or £7:50 a ton in to yard what's only 5miles down the road thanks Jon