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NEW LOOK MANNOK CEMENT DISTINCTIVE BAGS REVEALED

We’re excited to reveal how our cement range will look under the new Mannok brand! Featuring our bold Mannok brand colours and the distinctive Mannok M, these bags are sure to stand out

With the imminent rebranding from Quinn to Mannok, the company are giving customers a preview of their new look cement bags carrying the new Mannok name.

The new packaging features the distinctive Mannok M prominently on the front of the bags, with the logo along the side to ensure easy identification when the bags are stacked on pallets.

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One of the most striking features is the choice of colours, with each bag prominently designed in one of Mannok’s brand colours.

The distinctive Mannok teal and green are sure to stand out in any Merchants store or yard, and will help to establish familiarity with the strong Mannok branding.

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The most popular product in the cement range, the Master Grade packaging is coloured in the primary brand colour, the Mannok teal, which replaces the familiar blue bag used for Quinn Master Grade.

Master Grade has become a strong favourite among builders and tradesmen, thanks to the quality of mix from this product.

The cohesive mix results in a smoother texture, providing excellent workability, which makes this cement easy to handle and finish, with uniform results.

Master Grade Cement is the best choice for mortars and plastering, thanks to its unique properties, but can also be used in a variety of general building applications, such as concrete and screeds.

The air-entrained mix of Master Grade Cement provides frost protection, which combined with the plastic weatherproof packaging available, ensures the cement is protected against the elements.

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