AAC Block

Product Specifications

AAC blocks, or Autoclaved Aerated Concrete blocks, are a type of lightweight, precast concrete building material made from a mixture of cement, lime, water, and an aerating agent. They are known for their excellent thermal insulation, soundproofing qualities, and ease of use in construction.

Here are some key features of AAC blocks:

Lightweight: Due to the air pockets created during the production process, AAC blocks are significantly lighter than traditional concrete blocks, making them easier to handle and transport.

Thermal Insulation: They have good thermal insulation properties, helping to keep buildings cooler in hot climates and warmer in cold climates.

Fire Resistant: AAC blocks are highly fire-resistant, often rated for up to 4 hours of fire endurance.

Sound Insulation: These blocks also provide sound insulation, making them ideal for use in buildings that require noise control, such as residential areas or offices.

Eco-Friendly: The production of AAC blocks generates lower carbon emissions compared to traditional concrete blocks, and they are made from sustainable raw materials.

Cost-Effective: While they can be more expensive than traditional concrete blocks, their lighter weight, faster installation, and energy efficiency can lead to overall cost savings in the long term.

Durability: AAC blocks are resistant to pests, rot, and moisture, which contributes to their durability.

AAC blocks are commonly used in both residential and commercial buildings for walls, partitions, and floors.