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Quantities taken off the drawings
Blocks, mortar, mesh and render calculated per wall area with a realistic waste allowance, so the site isn't ordering twice.
Take-off per m² of wall and floor
Structural shell
Masonry, Screeds & RendersImported & distributed
Clay and concrete blocks, cement, mortars, screeds, renders and reinforcement.
Clay blocks and concrete blockwork, cement and lime binders, masonry mortars, machine-applied and hand renders, levelling and structural screeds, mesh and reinforcement accessories. We take the quantities off your drawings, schedule deliveries against the build sequence, and price the shell as one package instead of a dozen counter tickets.
Importer & distributorLead time 3–10 days
Delivered in
0–10 days, palletised with crane offload where access allows
You get
Blocks, mortars, screeds and renders from a single order
Backed by
M0–M15 mortars, CS II–CS IV renders, C16–C30 screeds
We handle
Quantities per m² and m³ so pallets match the programme
◆New-build shells◆Full renovations◆Partition and infill walls◆Floor levelling before finishes◆Facade render preparation◆New-build shells◆Full renovations◆Partition and infill walls◆Floor levelling before finishes◆Facade render preparation◆New-build shells◆Full renovations◆Partition and infill walls◆Floor levelling before finishes◆Facade render preparation
00 / The brief
Getting the shell right is a delivery problem as much as a materials one.
Nobody loses money on the price of cement. They lose it on unnecessary deliveries, materials left out in the rain, a render that comes off because the wrong primer went underneath, or a screed poured too thick to dry in time for the tiler. The materials are simple; getting the sequence and the spec right isn't.
3–10 days
The shell is the least glamorous line on the budget and the easiest one to lose money on through bad ordering.
We take the quantities off your drawings, add a realistic allowance for waste, and schedule deliveries so the crew always has what it needs. Render is matched to your actual wall type, and screeds are matched to whatever goes on top — including any underfloor heating already in the package.
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Take-off, one programme, one supplier
3–10 days
Delivery across Greece
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Phased delivery matched to your build sequence
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System per substrate, warranty intact
01 / Why through us
We import the masonry, screeds & renders. The agent runs the project.
Blocks, mortars, render and screed are quantified from your drawings and delivered on your build sequence as a single priced package.
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Delivered against the build sequence
Shell materials land in the order the crew needs them, not all at once on a site with nowhere to store them.
Phased deliveries matched to the programme
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One package, one price
Binder, aggregate, mortar, mesh, beads and screed on a single PO instead of five merchant accounts.
Whole shell package on one order
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Render systems matched to the substrate
Concrete, blockwork and insulation each need a different primer and render class. We specify per surface.
Primer and render class specified per substrate
02 / The range
What we carry in masonry, screeds & renders
05 — The rangeLead time 3–10 days
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Blocks & bricks
Clay blocks, thermal blocks, concrete blockwork and facing brick in standard project formats
Indicative supply range
€8–€28 /m²
3–10 days02
Binders & mortars
Cement, lime, ready-mixed masonry mortars and thin-joint adhesives
Indicative supply range
€8–€28 /m²
3–10 days03
Renders & plasters
Machine-applied cement and gypsum renders, lime renders, finishing coats and skim
Indicative supply range
€8–€28 /m²
3–10 days04
Screeds
Levelling, structural and fibre-reinforced screeds, plus self-levelling compounds
Indicative supply range
€8–€28 /m²
3–10 days05
Reinforcement & accessories
Mesh, fibres, corner beads, stop beads, wall ties and movement joint profiles
Indicative supply range
€8–€28 /m²
3–10 days03 / Where it goes
The same material, specified differently per space.
New-build shellsFull renovationsPartition and infill wallsFloor levelling before finishesFacade render preparation
New-build shells
01One take-off, one programme, one supplier.
From foundation to final render coat, we quantify the shell in one pass and deliver in phases that match your site, with thermal block options where they help your energy target.
- Full quantities worked out from your drawings
- Delivered in phases to match your build
- Thermal block options where they help
Renovations
02Partitions, levelling and plaster in the right order.
Renovation work happens in occupied or tight buildings, so we calculate quantities carefully to avoid both a second delivery and surplus stacked in the hallway.
- Accurate quantities for tight storage
- Primers matched to old, mixed substrates
- Levelling compounds for uneven floors
Facade preparation
03A render is only as good as what's underneath it.
Each wall type needs its own primer and render — we specify the layers as a matched system so the finish coat doesn't come loose.
- Primer and render matched to your wall
- Reinforcement at corners and openings
- Trims and profiles included in the order
Hotels & tourism developments
04A shell programme sized for a fixed opening date.
Hotel and resort builds run against a season deadline that a materials shortage can't be allowed to touch, so we quantify the full shell early and phase delivery to your contractor's actual programme, holding buffer stock for the unavoidable site delay, without stopping the render crew on a Friday afternoon.
- Full shell quantified against a fixed opening date
- Delivery phased to the contractor's programme
- Buffer stock held for unavoidable delays
Structural shell
Clay and concrete blocks, cement, mortars, screeds, renders and reinforcement.—Clay and concrete blocks, cement, mortars, screeds, renders and reinforcement.—
04 / How to specify it
The decisions that decide the result.
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We quantify before we order
A proper take-off with an honest waste allowance beats a guess every time — and avoids costly re-orders.
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We match the mortar to the block
Using the wrong mortar with a thermal block cancels out its benefit — we get this right from the start.
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We spec render as one system
Primer, base and finish coat from one compatible system, not mixed and matched — that's where debonding starts.
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We design the screed for what sits on it
Thickness and drying time depend on the finish above and any underfloor heating in the floor.
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We time deliveries to protect the materials
Cement products absorb moisture from a wet site — we schedule delivery to keep bags dry.
Common mistakes
Ordering everything on day one
Materials spoil, pallets block the site, and cash sits idle — phased delivery avoids both.
Rendering onto an unprimed wall
The most common cause of a render cracking or coming loose — the primer costs far less than redoing it.
Pouring a screed too thick to dry in time
We either design it thinner or specify a faster-drying product to keep the programme on track.
Terms, plainly
- Take-off
- The calculated quantity of material needed, including a realistic waste allowance.
- Thin-joint blockwork
- A fast, thermally efficient masonry system using thin adhesive joints instead of standard mortar.
- Self-levelling compound
- A flowable floor product that gives a flat surface without manual screeding.
05 / Catalog Materials Snapshot
A snapshot of the masonry, screeds & renders we move most.
Representative selections from the catalog — indicative of what we quote, stock-source and deliver week to week. Ask for the full schedule with formats, finishes and current lead times.
01Blocks & bricks
Clay blocks, thermal blocks, concrete blockwork and facing brick in standard project formats
- Indicative supply range
- €8–€28 /m²
02Binders & mortars
Cement, lime, ready-mixed masonry mortars and thin-joint adhesives
- Indicative supply range
- €8–€28 /m²
03Renders & plasters
Machine-applied cement and gypsum renders, lime renders, finishing coats and skim
- Indicative supply range
- €8–€28 /m²
04Screeds
Levelling, structural and fibre-reinforced screeds, plus self-levelling compounds
- Indicative supply range
- €8–€28 /m²
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06 / The long read
Masonry, Screeds & Renders, from first quote
to a finished room.
Blocks, mortars, render and screed are quantified from your drawings and delivered on your build sequence as a single priced package. This is the part most suppliers leave out: what we import, how masonry, Screeds & Renders should be specified before anyone prices it, where projects lose money, and what our 3–10 days lead time actually covers.
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What we import, and what lands on site
Clay blocks and concrete blockwork, cement and lime binders, masonry mortars, machine-applied and hand renders, levelling and structural screeds, mesh and reinforcement accessories. We take the quantities off your drawings, schedule deliveries against the build sequence, and price the shell as one package instead of a dozen counter tickets.
Because we buy masonry, Screeds & Renders directly from the factories, the range you see is the range we can programme — not a catalogue we hope to source later. In practice that means blocks & bricks, binders & mortars and renders & plasters, each with its own price band and availability, so a specification can be tuned to a budget instead of abandoned.
Quantities taken off the drawings: blocks, mortar, mesh and render calculated per wall area with a realistic waste allowance, so the site isn't ordering twice.
The shell is the least glamorous line on the budget and the easiest one to lose money on through bad ordering.
Quantities taken off the drawings
Blocks, mortar, mesh and render calculated per wall area with a realistic waste allowance, so the site isn't ordering twice.
Delivered against the build sequence
Shell materials land in the order the crew needs them, not all at once on a site with nowhere to store them.
One package, one price
Binder, aggregate, mortar, mesh, beads and screed on a single PO instead of five merchant accounts.
Render systems matched to the substrate
Concrete, blockwork and insulation each need a different primer and render class. We specify per surface.
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How masonry, Screeds & Renders should be specified before it is priced
Specifying masonry, Screeds & Renders well comes down to a short list of decisions taken in the right order — we quantify before we order, we match the mortar to the block, we spec render as one system and we design the screed for what sits on it. Taken on paper, these cost nothing. Taken on site, each one is a change order.
We write the specification with you before anything is quoted, so the number you get is for the material that will actually be installed. That means confirmed dimensions and finishes, the right performance class for the space, and quantities that include the waste factor rather than discovering it mid-installation.
The same reference behaves differently depending on where it goes — new-build shells, full renovations, partition and infill walls and floor levelling before finishes each carry their own requirements, and we specify against the space rather than against a mood image.
Take-off
The calculated quantity of material needed, including a realistic waste allowance.
Thin-joint blockwork
A fast, thermally efficient masonry system using thin adhesive joints instead of standard mortar.
Self-levelling compound
A flowable floor product that gives a flat surface without manual screeding.
Scratch coat
The first rough render layer applied to a wall to key the following coats.
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Where masonry, Screeds & Renders projects lose time and money
Almost every delay we are called in to rescue traces back to the same handful of causes: ordering everything on day one, rendering onto an unprimed wall, pouring a screed too thick to dry in time and using standard render on insulated facades. None of them are exotic, and all of them are avoidable at specification stage.
Ordering everything on day one is the most expensive one, because materials spoil, pallets block the site, and cash sits idle — phased delivery avoids both.
We have supplied masonry, Screeds & Renders into new-build shells, renovations and facade preparation, and the pattern is consistent: the projects that run smoothly are the ones where the material was locked before the trades were booked.
Rendering onto an unprimed wall — checked once on paper, never again on site.
Ordering everything on day one
Materials spoil, pallets block the site, and cash sits idle — phased delivery avoids both.
Rendering onto an unprimed wall
The most common cause of a render cracking or coming loose — the primer costs far less than redoing it.
Pouring a screed too thick to dry in time
We either design it thinner or specify a faster-drying product to keep the programme on track.
Using standard render on insulated facades
Insulated walls need a certified matched system — standard render cracks and comes away.
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Lead times, pricing and what we handle
Standard lead time on masonry, Screeds & Renders is 3–10 days from confirmed specification, and that window covers the whole chain — factory programming, consolidation, transport, customs where applicable and delivery to site or to your warehouse. We quote the landed number, not an ex-works price that grows later.
Pricing is per project rather than per line. Because we import directly and consolidate masonry, Screeds & Renders with the rest of the materials for the same room, you get one quote, one delivery window and one point of contact — and the savings show up on the total, not just on a headline reference.
If you already have drawings, send them and we will come back with a specification and a landed price. If you do not, we will build the specification with you first. Either way, nothing is ordered until the quantities, finishes and dates are agreed in writing.
07 / Questions
Frequently asked
Can you calculate quantities from my plans?+
Yes. Send the drawings and we return a take-off: blocks per wall, mortar per m², render per surface, screed per m³, with a realistic waste allowance rather than an optimistic one.
Machine render or hand render?+
Above roughly 200 m², machine application is faster, more consistent and usually cheaper per m² once labour is counted. Small areas and complex detailing still make sense by hand.
What screed do I need over underfloor heating?+
A fibre-reinforced or additive-modified screed at the thickness the system requires above the pipe, with perimeter strips and movement joints. We specify it alongside the underfloor package so the two agree.
How long before I can tile on a new screed?+
As a guide, about one week per centimetre of thickness for a cement screed in normal conditions, verified with a moisture reading. Rapid-set screeds cut that substantially where the programme is tight.
Do you deliver to island or remote sites?+
Yes, palletised through our logistics partners, with delivery windows confirmed at order so the crew isn't waiting on a ferry.
Do you supply the render system for insulated facades?+
Yes — but that runs as a certified ETICS package with matched adhesive, mesh and finish. See our external thermal insulation category.
08 / Other materials
