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Features & Benefits
Features & Benefits
Features
- Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) is produced by mixing quicklime with cement, gypsum, sand, water, and a limited amount of aluminium powder. It results in a slurry that rises and sets to form lightweight and honeycomb-structured white blocks.
- AAC is considered one of the most sustainable building bricks, responding to the fast-growing need for affordable housing.
Benefits
- Resource efficiency
- Lightweight
- Ease of use
- Excellent thermal insulation properties
- Fire resistance
- Reduced carbon footprint
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AAC is recognized as a sustainable building technique and is very resource efficient, as densities can be achieved even below 250 kg/m³. Quicklime, which offers reactivity and fineness, is a key element in the casting process of AAC products. These include autoclaved aerated concrete blocks, wall panels, floor panels, roof panels, cladding (facade) panels and lintels.
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