Heidelberg Materials Ready-mixed Concrete Appledore
The Appledore ready-mixed concrete plant is positioned in the North of Devon outside of Bideford (just off the A39) and provides easy access to Barnstaple, Ilfracombe and the greater rural market, serving areas that include Appledore, Bideford, Barnstaple, Torrington, Clovelly, Umberleigh and West Buckland. The ready-mixed plant is one of a handful of self-shipped plants, customers are able to speak directly to the batcher when ordering or confirming loads. This plant is capable of meeting the demands of major construction projects and is equally equipped to supply concrete for residential uses such as foundations, driveways, garages and patios whilst operating to some of the highest standards in the industry.
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Appledore ready-mixed concrete plant contact details
| Address |
Bidna Yard Hubbastone Road |
|---|---|
| Sales quotes and orders |
Tel: 03301233406 |
| District sales manager |
James Powe |
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Specialist ready-mixed concretes
In addition to home range concrete and farming concrete the ready-mixed concrete plant can produce a vast range of specialist mixes that include:
- High strength for bridge structures etc
- High early strength for tidal pours
- Concrete designed for specific applications and to meet aggressive environments such as agriculatural use and high sulphates
Truck fleet
- 20 trucks in Devon and Cornwall a combination of 6 and 8 cubic metre capacities
Opening hours
- 07:00 - 17:00
Back up plants
Our excellent coverage in the North Devon market allows us a network of back up plants should there be a problem and consequently minimises the risk of being unable to supply. The plant locations also provide additional capacity for particularly large pours should this be required. Our plants at Bude, Appledore and Tiverton are able to not only share trucks around to utilise them at the busier plants, but can also cover loads should a plant become unavailable at short notice.
Frequently asked questions
Topics include access for ready-mixed concrete delivery trucks, risks from contact with wet concrete, how soon you can use a slab after its been poured and more.
