Cement & Mortar

Cement & Mortar

Masonry mortar is produced for use in brick, block, stone and masonry construction. It is specifically formulated in three types; Type S, N and M and pigment can be added to achieve the desired colour or colour match. Masonry cement can be used for above and below grade projects as well as load and non-load bearing work. Got a large project? Purchase the cement and combine it with sand and water to get the most of the product. Small job? Order premix cement instead and just add water. 

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