28 South West Building & Construction
May 2011 BJ KENNY TRUCKMIX
Self-levelling flooring screeds
B J KENNY Truckmix, based in Bridgwater, Somerset, has been operating for more than 25 years. The business supplies quality assured ready-mixed concrete to the construction industry and for private works in Bridgwater and the surrounding areas. And it provides self-
levelling flooring screeds to the construction industry and to domestic users across the South West. B J Kenny offers concrete pumping straight off the boom with up to 28 metres’ reach. The pumping system is
ideal for going over obstacles, houses, walls etc or where labour is short. Meanwhile, Truckmix is a
flowing floor screed based on alpha hemihydrate calcium sulphate. It is ready to use and presents advantages over traditional screeds. It is far less labour
intensive and up to ten times the area may be laid with one gang of men as compared with alternative semi-dry screeds. In contrast to many traditional screeds, shrinkage and curling is most unlikely to occur - any that does will be minimal.
BJK
Truckmix is a flowing floor screed that has many advantages.
Truckmix may be laid at a lesser thickness than conventional semi-dry screeds. It can be used in all dry locations and applications where traditional screeds are laid and it provides an
excellent surface finish. Truckmix provides
excellent resistance to impact and readily surpasses the requirements of the most exhaustive BRE test for category A floors.
TRUCKMIX B.J. Kenny Group
Based in Bridgwater, Somerset supplying high quality readymix concrete and self set leveling flooring floor screeds to the construction industry and domestic users.
● Suppliers of truckmix concrete ● Conveyor & pumps available ● Self levelling floor screed ideal for use with underfloor heating
Tel: 01278 421168 Fax: 01278 444421
Unit Z, Brue Avenue, Colley Lane Industrial Estate, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 5LT Email:
info@kenny-group.co.uk www.kenny-group.co.uk
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