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Mega Grip Rock Salt

From £122.00 incl.VAT

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Sample (Under 1Kg)
£4.99

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Description

Our Mega Grip Rock Salt is perfect for thawing ice and snow to make surfaces safe to walk on. This product is a necessity for pedestrians and vehicles in hazardous weather conditions. Mega Grip Rock Salt is extremely durable and lasts 100% longer than standard rock salt. Please be aware this product is not designed for use in spreaders.

Mega Grip Rock Salt

Bag Size: 850kg Jumbo Bulk Bags and 20kg Pre-Packed Bags
Uses Gritting Car Parks, Driveways and Paths

Availability on Mega Grip Rock Salt

We can usually accommodate a next day delivery service if the product is ordered before 12pm for an additional cost. The delivery is also subject to weather conditions and stock levels.

Loose Load Deliveries

For a competitive loose load delivery price (bulk deliveries) for large areas please contact our sales team on 03300585068.

About Mega Grip Rock Salt

Mega Grip Rock salt is made up of 70% rock salt and 30% grit mix, providing additional traction immediately to help you and others feel safer in icy conditions.

Perfect for gritting roads, car parks and pathways.

It's best practice to grit before ice begins to form, so keeping an eye on the temperature this winter and being prepared could save you a lot of time and effort.