MOT Type 1
Commonly specified for compacted sub-bases. Check the required grade and specification with the person designing your driveway, patio or groundworks.
Plan a mot type 1 deliveryMOT Type 1 · sharp sand · ballast · topsoil · crushed concrete
Get the right loose aggregate and a delivery plan that works for your site.

The service
WCR supplies loose aggregates for building, groundwork and landscaping projects across Essex and London. Tell us the material specification, quantity and postcode, then show us where the load needs to be placed. We can discuss grab or tipper delivery and confirm product availability before you book.
01 / Plan it properly
A compacted sub-base, a drainage layer and a planting bed need different materials. Tell us what you are building and provide the grade specified by your builder or designer. Primary and recycled materials are not automatically interchangeable. Ask us to confirm the product description, grading and current availability.

02 / Plan it properly
For a rectangular area, length × width × planned depth gives an approximate volume. Use metres throughout; 100 mm is 0.1 m. Tonnes depend on the material's density, so do not assume one cubic metre equals one tonne. Share the measurements and whether the stated depth is before or after compaction.
03 / Plan it properly
Choose a firm, accessible area where a loose load can be safely placed. Send photographs of the entrance and delivery spot, including walls, drains, slopes and overhead obstructions. Keep different materials separate and check that the site is ready before confirming the slot. Ask about the minimum order and available delivery methods.

Materials
Confirm the specification, quantity and product availability before ordering.
Commonly specified for compacted sub-bases. Check the required grade and specification with the person designing your driveway, patio or groundworks.
Plan a mot type 1 deliveryA coarse sand used for selected bedding and construction applications. Specify your intended use; it is not interchangeable with every other sand.
Plan a sharp sand deliveryFor specified mortar and masonry applications. Confirm the grading, colour and mix requirements for your project rather than substituting another sand.
Plan a building sand deliveryA blend of aggregate and sand used in some concrete mixes. Confirm the grading and mix requirements for your project before ordering.
Plan a ballast deliveryFor lawns, beds and landscaping. Tell us the intended use and ask about the grade and screening available.
Plan a topsoil deliveryA recycled material used in selected fill and sub-base applications. Confirm the grading and suitability for your construction specification.
Plan a crushed concrete deliveryFor selected drainage and decorative uses. Size, colour and required quantity should be agreed before delivery.
Plan a shingle & gravel deliveryA recycled material for suitable surfacing applications. Discuss the site use and project specification before choosing this option.
Plan a road planings deliveryBefore you book
A few details upfront help WCR confirm the material, choose a suitable vehicle and agree the arrangements.
Full site postcode and the address or entrance the driver should use.
Service required: waste collection, aggregate delivery, or both.
Material type, approximate quantity and clear photos of the pile or delivery area.
Preferred date, site contact and any fixed booking or access times.
Gate width, parking or road restrictions, overhead obstructions and loading space.
From the WCR photo library
These photos show the WCR fleet and work; tell us the details of your own site so we can plan a suitable visit.
Useful answers
Get the practical details clear before booking.
Choose against your project specification. Tell us whether it is for a sub-base, concrete mix, bedding, drainage or landscaping, then confirm the required material and grade with your builder or designer.
Measure length, width and planned depth in metres to estimate volume. Share the figures with us so material density and the required delivery quantity can be discussed; a cubic metre is not automatically a tonne.
Grab placement may be an option if reach and access are suitable. Send clear photos showing the lorry position, wall and placement area. A safe delivery method must be confirmed for the site.
Tell us both requirements when requesting your quote. We can check whether a combined plan is practical for the route, vehicle, material and access, and confirm the arrangement before booking.
Essex & London
Send the full postcode to check the route and availability.
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