Type 1 - Cost of products

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Dannyboy
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Post: # 20413Post Dannyboy

Hey Everyone,

I was wondering what I should be paying per tonne of type 1. I've been offered it at £14.50 per tonne and am looking at taking about 200 tonnes. I live in Birmingham if that makes any difference. Would love to hear your comments
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Post: # 20415Post Dave_L

£14.50/ton delivered?

That's cheap.
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Post: # 20416Post Mikey_C

After much ringing around the best price I could get, down in Dorset, was £15.50 (+vat) delivered, this was only on a 30 Ton quantity, the price did vary right up to nearly £23, so as long as you done the ring around I would suggest that is the local price.

Based on the quantity your buying, it isn't going to come in one lorry, have you thought about mixing a couple of loads of crushed concrete in I have been offered that at as low as £8 (+vat) per ton.

Mike :)

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Post: # 20418Post steve r

I paid £20/ton last week inc vat.
£14.50 is really cheap, might be worth having a look at it before you place the order, as I have seen a lot of rubbish around without any fines.
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Post: # 20430Post Dannyboy

Thanks for all your help. This was from Tarmac so I figured it would be Ok the girl said they have all sorts of certificates for it so must be pretty decent.
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Post: # 20446Post Tony McC

14.50 quid for 200 Tonnes isn't too bad. The main cost of aggs is the haulage, so the price depends on where you are and how far from the source. In B'ham, the Type 1 probably comes from the Peak District and should be around the same price as Type 1 delivered to Manchester/Liverpool, where it's currently 13-ish quid for bulk orders from regular trade customers.
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Or £40 per inc VAT from TP :p

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Post: # 20473Post Tony McC

I think you'll find it's actually "T bloody P", and it's sometimes preceded by the the adjective "thieving".
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Post: # 20480Post lutonlagerlout

bit like that famouse roadside cafe
"The little thief" £10 for a breakfast!
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Can't wait till Saturday - cooked brekkie! :)
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Dannyboy wrote:Thanks for all your help. This was from Tarmac so I figured it would be Ok the girl said they have all sorts of certificates for it so must be pretty decent.
Aslong as the stone reaches BS EN13285:2003 you'll be fine.
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Post: # 20904Post Suggers

End of month - gone up again round here - £290inc vat & del - for min 12 tons. - still not that bad I think - all in £22.40 ton.
ps - Hello T.McC - I've suddenly realised we're all talkin imperial?
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MatthewWakeman
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Post: # 20920Post MatthewWakeman

hi

we are currently paying 10.60 per ton delivered 20ton loads with excess haulage on any thing under 16 ton. We use about 100 ton per week. But when we send the 7.5 ton tipper to collect we have to pay 13.50 figure that out

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Matthew
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