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Adbri General Purpose Concrete

Add water. Nominal 25MPa.

Adbri General Purpose Concrete is sand, cement and aggregate pre-blended in a 20kg bag — add water only. The bag prints a nominal 25MPa and lists pathways, posts and making slabs. It is the load-rated bag of the two, where Rapid Set is explicitly not.

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Adbri General Purpose Concrete at the Bibra Lake yard
  • Adbri General Purpose Concrete — Bibra Lake yard
  • Adbri General Purpose Concrete — Bibra Lake yard

Real stock, not a swatch. Blended products vary a little batch to batch, so treat these as a guide rather than an exact colour match.

Adbri General Purpose Concrete details

Adbri General Purpose Concrete at a glance

Product type
Pre-blended concrete, add water
Brand
Adbri Swan Cement
Pack
20kg
Strength
Nominal 25MPa
Composition
Sand, cement and aggregate
Origin
Australian made
Full specifications
ProductAdbri General Purpose Concrete
CategoryConcrete bags
BrandAdbri Swan Cement
CompositionSand, cement and aggregate
StrengthNominal 25MPa
Pack20kg
PreparationAdd water only
OriginAustralian made

Only figures the yard has confirmed appear here. If something you need is missing, ring us rather than assuming it matches a similar product.

What Adbri General Purpose Concrete suits

What can you use Adbri General Purpose Concrete for?

  • Pathways

    The bag's first listed use. A path is small enough to be a bagged job and permanent enough to want a rated mix.

  • Setting posts

    Where you would rather have the strength than the speed. A post carrying anything wants this bag, not the Rapid Set.

  • Making slabs

    Small pads and slabs where a truck is not worth calling but the concrete still has to carry something.

  • Bases and repairs

    Bases for tanks, bins, air conditioners and pumps, and patching where an existing slab has gone.

How many bags of concrete?

Count backwards from the pour

Work out the hole or the slab first — length by width by depth, in metres, multiplied together gives cubic metres — then divide by what a bag yields. The yield is printed on the pack.

Bagged concrete runs out of economic road faster than people expect. Anything much past a small pad is cheaper as loose aggregate and cement, or delivered pre-mixed, and we will tell you where that line falls.

JobThe volumeWorth knowing
A fence post holeDepends on the holeDig one and measure it. Post holes vary far more than people expect.
A small pad, 1m x 1m x 100mm0.1 cubic metresComfortably a bagged job. Divide by the yield on the bag.
A shed floor, 3m x 3m x 100mm0.9 cubic metresStop — ring us. Loose or delivered is far cheaper at this size.

Wet cement and lime burn skin, and the burns are delayed so people often do not notice at the time. The dry dust contains crystalline silica. Gloves, eye protection and a P2 mask, every time.

Why Adbri General Purpose Concrete

Why choose Adbri General Purpose Concrete?

  • Nominal 25MPa, printed on the bag

    A specification rather than a general claim about being strong. That is the difference between this and anything sold on convenience.

  • Add water only

    Sand, cement and aggregate already proportioned. No sourcing three materials and no guessing at the ratio with a shovel.

  • It is the load-rated one

    Rapid Set says NON-STRUCTURAL on the pack. This one does not, and it carries a strength figure. That is the whole distinction.

  • One bag size, so the sums are simple

    20kg, and pallets on request. Work out the cubic metres, divide by the yield on the bag, and order a little over.

Getting Adbri General Purpose Concrete home

How to get Adbri General Purpose Concrete

Collect from the yard

Open seven days at 222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake. The loader puts it straight into your trailer or ute, and someone will tell you whether what you have brought will carry the load.

Borrow one of our trailers free for two hours to get your load home. No charge, no bond.

Have it delivered

Across Perth's southern suburbs, seven days. For a quote we need the address, how much you need, and anything awkward about access — tight driveways, low branches and side access all change which truck we send. Confirm the current cost when you order.

Formats

  • 20kg bags
  • Single bags or by the pallet

Using Adbri General Purpose Concrete

How to use Adbri General Purpose Concrete

  1. Work out the volume of the pour

    Length by width by depth in metres gives cubic metres. Work out how many bags from the yield on the pack, and order over — running short mid-pour leaves a cold joint you cannot undo.

  2. Add water and mix thoroughly

    The quantity is printed on the bag. Too wet weakens the concrete, too dry and it will not compact properly.

  3. Place and compact out the air

    Work it into the corners and rod or vibrate the air out. Air voids are where a slab fails and they are invisible until it does.

  4. Keep it damp while it cures

    Concrete gains strength over days and needs moisture to do it. A slab left to dry out in a Perth summer is measurably weaker.

When to choose something else

When it is the wrong product

  • Past a few bags this gets expensive. For a real slab, loose Concrete Mix plus cement, or pre-mixed delivered, costs a great deal less by volume.
  • 25MPa is a nominal figure for a bagged mix you are proportioning water into on site. Anything engineered wants an engineered mix and a conversation, not a pallet of bags.
  • The 28-day figure is a 28-day figure. Concrete is not at full strength the day after you pour it, whatever it feels like underfoot.
  • Wet cement and lime burn skin, and the burns are delayed so people often do not notice at the time. The dry dust contains crystalline silica. Gloves, eye protection and a P2 mask, every time.

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Adbri General Purpose Concrete questions

Adbri General Purpose Concrete FAQs

  • How strong is it?

    The bag prints a nominal 25MPa. That is the figure to quote, and it is the reason this is the mix for anything being stood on or driven over rather than the Rapid Set.

  • What is the difference between this and Rapid Set?

    Strength against speed. This one carries a 25MPa figure. Rapid Set says NON-STRUCTURAL on the pack and sets in fifteen minutes. If load is involved the answer is this bag, with no argument.

  • What is actually in it?

    Sand, cement and aggregate, pre-blended. You add water and nothing else.

  • Can I use it for footings?

    The bag lists pathways, posts and making slabs. For a footing, or anything an engineer has specified, talk to us or your builder first — that is a mix and a method question, not just a bag question.

  • How many bags will I need?

    Work out the pour in cubic metres, then divide by the yield printed on the bag. Bring the measurements to the counter and we will do it with you, and we will tell you when the job has outgrown bags.

  • How much water do I add?

    The quantity is printed on the bag. Measure it rather than eyeball it — extra water buys workability and costs strength in the finished slab.

  • Do I need protective gear?

    Yes. Wet concrete burns skin and the burns are delayed. The dust contains crystalline silica. Gloves, eye protection, and waterproof knee pads if you are kneeling in it.

  • Can it be delivered?

    Yes, across Perth's southern suburbs. Tell us how many bags and the address, and confirm the current delivery cost when you order.

Goes with Adbri General Purpose Concrete

Other products you may need

When the pour outgrows bags

Loose materials, by the cubic metre.

If speed matters more than load

For posts that carry nothing but themselves.

What goes under it

The compacted layer beneath a path or a slab.

Adbri General Purpose Concrete quote

Need Adbri General Purpose Concrete for your project?

Send us the quantity you need, your suburb, and whether you would like to collect it or have it delivered. If you are not sure how much, put your measurements into the calculator above and we will check it for you.

Or ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290

222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake WA 6163 · Open 7 days

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