AAC Blocks

AAC blocks are eco-friendly blocks made with fly ash, lime, gypsum and cement which makes them lightweight but sturdy . They are lighter than traditional materials making them easy to transport and install. The blocks also have excellent sound absorption property that makes them suitable for hospitals, schools and hotels. Additionally, they are heat and fire resistant with the capacity to stand temperatures up to 1,600 degrees Celsius. These low-maintenance blocks reduce the need for cement and steel while extending the life of paint and plaster. 

The fact that green AAC blocks are nearly 50% lighter than bricks makes their transport and installation much easier. They are also a better choice to build quieter spaces in hospitals, schools and hotels as they absorb sound. They are the most sustainable alternative to traditional building materials as they are made with fly ash, a byproduct that emanates from thermal power plants.

You can save money on transportation and installation charges as these blocks are much lighter than traditional bricks or concrete blocks. They also help cut down labor costs by increasing your construction speed by nearly 20%. Due to their lightweight nature, AAC blocks reduce the dead load of RCC structures, resulting in substantial savings.

AAC blocks are sustainable and can contribute to reducing energy consumption. Due to their excellent thermal insulation properties, AAC blocks help maintain stable indoor temperature, reducing the need for excessive heating or cooling. Additionally, the sound absorption properties reduce the need for additional energy-consuming soundproofing measures. 

These green AAC blocks enhance construction speed compared to traditional building materials. Their lightweight nature makes them easier to transport and install which increases construction speed by up to 20%; reducing labour costs and shortening project timelines.  

Our AAC blocks are lightweight because of their composition which includes a combination of fly ash, lime, gypsum and cement. These materials create a porous structure with air bubbles resulting in reduced density and weight compared to traditional building materials. Their lightweight makes it easier for construction teams to transport more blocks in a single trip, reducing both transportation costs and time. The lightweight feature also facilitates faster installation as workers can handle and position the blocks with greater ease. This not only enhances efficiency but also reduces labour requirements for construction projects. 

Yes, AAC blocks offer excellent acoustic insulation for buildings and are great for building quieter spaces such as hospitals, hotels and educational institutions. 

Yes, our AAC blocks are heat and fire resistant. They have a high resistance to heat and can withstand temperatures of up to 1,600 degrees Celsius. This makes them highly durable and fire-resistant. The non-combustible nature of AAC blocks adds an extra layer of protection to buildings and enhances their fire safety. 

There is no efflorescence affect in AAC blocks which provide a longer life to paint and plaster, reducing the frequency of repainting or re-plastering. Durable and resistant to pests and rot, these eco-friendly AAC blocks require minimal upkeep over time. 

Yes, AAC blocks are environment friendly. The major raw material is Fly ash which is an Industrial Bye product. The process of manufacturing AAC blocks is also eco-friendly, and the only byproduct released is steam.  

We offer relevant samples and/or product demonstrations once we determine the nature of your project. If you’d like to request samples or demonstrations, please fill out the enquiry  form to tell us about your requirements.