M100 Concrete (B7.5)
An economical concrete grade for preparatory work, blinding and leveling layers
M100 (class B7.5) is a concrete grade intended for the lightest loads. Its main role is not to act as a load-bearing structure but to create a preparatory layer: it is the most common choice for a leveling blinding layer under foundations, a sub-floor preparation layer and curb bedding.
Novxani Beton produces the M100 grade to GOST 26633 requirements under laboratory control and delivers it by mixer truck across Baku and Absheron. Thanks to its low cement content, M100 is the most economical concrete in our range — no need to overpay for preparatory work.
Applications
Blinding layer under foundations
Levels the bottom of the excavation and separates the main foundation from the soil.
Sub-floor base
Creates an even, clean working surface before the floor is poured.
Sidewalk and curb bedding
For setting curbs and light landscaping work.
The most economical grade
Low cement content — minimal cost for preparatory work.
Concrete grades we produce
All grades are produced to GOST 26633 requirements. See all grades →
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is M100 concrete used?
M100 is used for non-load-bearing work: a leveling blinding layer under foundations, a sub-floor preparation layer, curb bedding and light landscaping pours. For load-bearing foundations and walls, at least M250–M300 is recommended.
How much does M100 concrete cost?
As the grade with the lowest cement content, M100 is the most economical concrete in our range. The exact price depends on the volume and delivery address — get a personalized quote within minutes via WhatsApp or by phone.
What does B7.5 concrete mean?
B7.5 is the strength class of the M100 grade and means resistance to a pressure of 7.5 MPa. M (grade) and B (class) are two different designations of the same concrete.
Why is M100 poured under foundations?
The blinding layer evens out the bottom of the excavation, protects the reinforcement from the soil and allows the main foundation to be poured to exact dimensions. Since this layer is not load-bearing, M100 is sufficient — using a higher grade is simply an extra expense.