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Heidelberg/Hanson Multicem Cement 25kg (Plastic Bag)
Product Overview
Delivery & Returns Information
How Our Delivery Works
We work with a nationwide network of trusted suppliers. As a result, items in your basket may be supplied by different suppliers and delivered separately. Where this applies, you'll see multiple delivery charges at checkout. We always aim to group products from the same supplier to keep delivery costs as low as possible.
Delivery Areas & Charges
Delivery charges listed on our website apply to mainland UK, excluding the following postcode areas: AB, CF, DD, DG, FK, KW, IV, LA, LD, LL, NP, PA, PH, SA, SY
If your delivery address falls within one of these postcode areas, we’ll be in touch before processing your order to confirm any additional delivery costs.
Please note: We do not currently offer delivery outside the UK mainland.
Standard (Nationwide) Delivery
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| ORDER VALUE | DELIVERY CHARGE |
| Under £300 ex. VAT | £20 ex. VAT |
| Over £300 ex. VAT | FREE |
Core Delivery charges apply only when all products in an order that have equivalents are accepted as such. If even one product cannot be substituted with an equivalent, the entire order will not qualify for Core Delivery charges.
| Timber & Sheet, Building Materials, Joinery and Gardens & Landscaping Products | |
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| ORDER VALUE | DELIVERY CHARGE |
| Under £100 | £15 ex. VAT |
| Between £100 - £300 ex. VAT | £10 ex. VAT |
| Over £300 ex. VAT | FREE |
| Insulation, Plasterboard and Drylining Products | |
| ORDER VALUE | DELIVERY CHARGE |
| Under £350 | £35 ex. VAT |
| Over £350 ex. VAT | FREE |
| Screws & Fixings and Adhesives & Sealants | |
| ORDER VALUE | DELIVERY CHARGE |
| Under £50 | £5 ex. VAT |
| Over £50 ex. VAT | FREE |
Express Delivery
| Express Delivery - Insulation and Plasterboard & Drylining | |
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| ORDER VALUE | DELIVERY CHARGE |
| Under £400 | £50 ex. VAT |
| Over £400 ex. VAT | £35 ex. VAT |
| Express Delivery - Timber & Sheet, Building Materials, Joinery and Gardens & Landscaping Products | |
| ORDER VALUE | DELIVERY CHARGE |
| Under £300 | £50 ex. VAT |
| Over £300 ex. VAT | £35 ex. VAT |
Returns
We offer a 30 day returns policy on any faulty products.
Key Features
- {{checklist}} Versatile Application: Concrete, mortar, render, screeds
- {{recommend}} Quality Control: Rigorous standards
- {{water_drop}} Workability: Ideal consistency and water retention
- {{ac_unit}} Durability: Superior in frost conditions
Technical Specification
| Bag Type: | Plastic |
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| Size: | 25kg |
| Sales Unit: | Bag |
| Brand: | Hanson |
| Status: | Non-Returnable |
Technical Downloads
What is Hanson Multicem Cement?
Hanson Multicem Cement is a high-quality Portland Limestone cement, acclaimed for its strong performance and adaptability. It carries a strength class of 32.5R, emphasising its ability to create durable structures that endure over time.
A key feature of this cement is the inclusion of a specially selected additive that boosts the mortar’s resistance to environmental challenges such as moisture and temperature variations. This enhancement not only ensures the long-term durability required in mortar, render, and screed applications, but also improves the water retention of the hardened mortar, making it even more resilient.
Additionally, Hanson Multicem Cement offers enhanced durability through its robust plastic bag packaging. This tough bag is designed specially to protect the cement against the elements during transport and storage and extends its shelf life by shielding it from moisture and other detrimental substances.
Where is Hanson Multicem Cement Used?
- Concrete construction
- Mortar mixes for brick and blockwork
- Rendering surfaces for walls
- Creating screeds for floors
Hanson Multicem Cement Plastic Bag 25kg Benefits
- Ensures robust, durable structures
- Improved workability in various mixes
- Contributes to superior plastic properties in concrete
- Enhanced resistance to frost
- Adheres to rigorous industry standards
- Packaged in a tough 25kg plastic bag
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