For over thirty years Mexboro Concrete has specialized in the manufacture of high quality structural precast concrete and architectural cast stone and is now one of the largest precast concrete and cast stone specialists in the South of England.
If
it can be precast in concrete it can be made by Mexboro and the Company
has been involved in supplying an extensive range of units including balustrading to many
prestigious, multi-million pound public sector, precast concrete commercial and housing
projects throughout the UK and overseas. |
Mexboro
utilizes both the wet-cast and semi-dry methods of cast stone manufacture specializing
in meeting the custom made designs of the specifier within cost
and time limits. Mexboro
can produce units up to an individual weight of ten tonnes and its
modern factory with computerized mixing, mould and pattern making,
steel assembly, finishing and quality control departments ensures
exceptional standards. Mexboro also has an extensive range of standard
structural components including staircases, balustrading and architectural cast stone items.
Mexboro
prides itself in replicating natural stone when manufacturing cast stone and has its own stone
crushing plant. Natural aggregates are used creating a finish virtually
indistinguishable from quarried stone but at a fraction of the cost. Mexboro has many balustrading and staircases to show you as examples. Mexboro's standard colour range includes Bath, Portland, Ham, Cotswold,
York, Red Sandstone and Hamstone, but with precise pigment control
virtually any colour or shade can be achieved. Acid etch, exposed
aggregate, wetcast, grit blast, bush hammer and polished 'marble'
finishes are all available throughout our cast stone range.
Talk
to us about your requirements. Our technical and sales staff will
be happy to supply quotations and cast stone and balustrading samples and to give technical
and structural advice. For a fully comprehensive precast concrete service our associated
structural engineers can design detail the project from its initial
conception. |