Quinn cement

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henspeed
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Post: # 50574Post henspeed

Has anyone have any experience of Quinn cement, I normally use blue circle but my local Rembrand timber is sellign 25kg bags of this Quinn stuff at £3.50 +vat as oposed to £4.21+VAT for blue circle, as I need roughly 30 bags then tis is a saving worth making if the Quinn stuff is any good.

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henspeed
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Post: # 50575Post henspeed

Scrap that question
another local supplier will do me blue circle for £3.25+vat
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carlbeardsmore
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Post: # 50576Post carlbeardsmore

I use Quinn cement in concrete footings as it tends to make a very dark grey mortar if used for brickwork.

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Post: # 50579Post mickg

B & Q warehouse do an offer on blue circle cement if you buy 5 or more which varying on what offer is on that week can be as low as £ 3.25 fully inclusive
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darrenba
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Post: # 50583Post darrenba

B&Q Tradepoint are doing Blue Circle cement for £2.63+vat if you're buying more than 11 bags

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Post: # 50587Post Injured

I use quinn cement in my laying mixes but use Castle for any brickwork.

Not had any problems with it
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Pablo
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Post: # 50589Post Pablo

Over here quinns can be a nightmare for efflorence so only use it for kerbing etc. Never really get it with Blue circle.
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rab1
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Post: # 50609Post rab1

in scotland quinns is mainly used by screeders
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henspeed
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Post: # 50611Post henspeed

my nearest B&Q is 120 miles away so the local place is best
I can get the VAT back anyhow

jwill
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Post: # 117711Post jwill

Dragging this up as can get Quinn here for mid 2's plus vat. Every other make well north of 3 quid. Why is this? Surely it's all made to same British standard?

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Post: # 117714Post Tony McC

Yes, but.....the BS is reasonably generous, and then there are different tax breaks and govt supprt available to manufacturers based in RoI, all of which can help with retail costs.
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