Anyone know where I can purchase:
Sieved Washed Sand - 50 n
:o
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Anyone know where I can purchase:
Sieved Washed Sand - 50 n
:o
Barry,
Pardon my ignorance, but what is 50 n??
Graded washed sand can be purchased at most large landscaping supply centres (look up sand and soil supplies in the yellow pages). It is graded, but maybe not to the specification of (50 n ?).
Probably not much help...
Its the new measuring system we have invented Called the Don.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunyip
A Don is the biggest measurement you can get.
A "n" is the smallest one, being one of Dons nads. :D
Al
On the positive, at least he's got more than one :D :D
So where does a bees d!ck fit in?
Actually - don't go there ozwinner :eek:
And another light comes on thanks to the miracle of modern technology:-Quote:
A "n" is the smallest one, being one of Dons nads.
Hence the expression "to the 'enth' degree!!".
You blokes make me glad I don't drink....I may not have got that! :D :D
Cheers,
P
I don't know what 50n means but I used to buy really good washed sand form an APM factory on the west (~~40 km) side of Ballarat very cheap. They wanted the clay for paper filler and the sand was a waste product but clean and the same size. This was in the 80's though.
Well with all the beautiful beaches you have in Australia it is to bad that you can not use that sand. The sand has salt and that will cause the cement or morter to crumble. I don't know what it means either. With all your out back I don't think you are short on san. Have a good day mates and thanks for the laughs. Richard My wife is an Aussie and makes me laugh all the time.
50n and sand... mm ... the only relation I can think off is 50 Newton per mm2 as a mesure of concrete hardness at 28 days.
So this chap wants to purchase sand for heavy traffic concrete. Well I don't know that concrete has requirements for different tipe of sands, do you?
I would simply ring up the neares concrete provider and ask them.
[QUOTE=Bunyip]
So where does a bees d!ck fit in?[QUOTE]
Where ever he chooses to put it. ;)