This Mixing tray from Active helps to protect the surface around where you're working. It can be used to mix paint, cement or plaster. It is also safe for children's sand play. Features and …

Cement mixing products and accessories are essential tools for efficiently mixing and preparing concrete and mortar on construction sites or for DIY projects. Cement mixers come in various …

Cement mixing trays come with an upturned rim to prevent spillages and ground stains. They have multiple purposes, from mixing paint or powdered fillers to acting as a drip tray. Find …

Whether you are at a construction site or at home, save time and effort with our cement mixers and focus on the more important tasks of the DIY project.

Cement mixing trays are perfect for occasions when you need just a small amount of concrete, cement or mortar mixed. Rather than lugging heavy machinery around, quickly shovel your …

Active Black Mixing tray (W)950mm (L)950mm.Protect the surface around where you're painting with this black plastic mixing tray from Active. You can mix paint cement or even plaster with it …

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Mar 2, 2014 · I'm going to be fitting a B&Q "stone" rectangular shower tray soon - what mortar mix and thickness should I use? When I've installed shower bases before I've used silicone with …

Apr 27, 2015 · Have you got a Tuff Tray? If you don’t then head down to B&Q and pick up a cement mixing tray, exactly the same thing for only £15 last time I checked! You can use them …

This Mixing Tray; also known as a mixing spot; is the answer to a clean work space. At 1m x 1m, this tray will ensure you can get all your contents on with enough space to mix. Trade …

Jul 12, 2008 · I am fitting Kudos concept tray (quadrant) details say to use a 1-5 weak cement mix, silicone or tile cement. Which do the experts prefer? Any tips or hints would be gratfully recieved.