Wickes mortar

[stuart noble]

I'm assuming this isn't just sand and cement! If it's another of the lightweight tub products, it's going to be mighty useful for outdoor work. You can usually get an inch of those on to a vertical surface without slumping. Anyone tried it?

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How does this one differ I wonder.

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[JimK]

dunno but from the description

" Just add water Time saving product, add water and you can start your project Easy to mix and apply"

so a bucket with a dry 5/6:1 in it? mmmmm....

Jim K

[LumpHammer]

Having used a couple of tubs of the first product you linked to, I'm pretty sure it's just standard mortar. It's less messy than a 20kg bag if you really only need small quantities, but the price per kg is a bit high.

Don't know about the Super Strength stuff.

[Vir Campestris]

I've bought tubs of ready-mix mortar. Then emptied a bit out to mix it.

I reckon a tub has a batter chance of keeping than a bag.

BTW anyone have an idea where I can get 100cc of mortar? I need to fill a small hole in some render. 10kg would seem a bit much...

Andy

[Andy Burns]

I know you didn't say cement, but

[Tim Lamb]

Wickes do a *patch repair* mortar. Not used it myself.