How many AAC blocks is 1m3?

67 number of AAC Blocks present in 1 cubic metre of size 600 mm × 200 mm × 075 mm ( length × height × width ).

Which is best AAC blocks?

Aerocon AAC blocks offer superior workability, reducing steel and cement used while lowering the foundational load of the project by up to 30%. The blocks are super lightweight, being 1/3rd the density of clay bricks, while offering superior thermal & acoustic insulation.

Is AAC block safe?

AAC blocks are made from natural and non-toxic raw materials and their manufacturing process generates minimum waste. Some of the waste or offcuts generated can be recycled or used in aggregates. As it is made from non-biodegradable materials, it makes the building durable and stable, preventing rot or mold.

How are AAC blocks calculated?

Number of AAC blocks calculated by dividing 100 square feet by area of 1 AAC Block.

How do I check quality of AAC blocks?

Make sure that the coping beam with two numbers of 8 diameter reinforcement bar is after 1.2 to 1.4 height from the start level. There should be a minimum 15mm support for the lintel at both the on-mortar bedsides. Dip the block in water and lift immediately or apply water with a brush before application of mortar.

Who is the manufacturer of Aerocon AAC blocks?

AAC Blocks By Birla Aerocon is Manufactured By CK Birla Group Having Superior Technology and Smarter Choice For Buildings.

How are aerocon blocks different from clay bricks?

Aerocon Blocks Weight is Very Less When Compare With Conventional Clay Bricks. AAC Blocks Weight is 1/4 th of Clay Bricks Weight. So we Can construct More floors With Same Foundation. The Total Building Weight will Reduce When We Construct With Aerocon AAC Blocks.

How are AAC concrete blocks made in India?

The AAC Blocks made by us at Aercon India are manufactured by combining Fly ash, Cement, Lime, Gypsum, Aluminium Powder & Water. It is a known fact that when the prepared block is cured in Autoclave and in high steam to help the blocks reach its desired strength that almost describes the composition that blocks are so famous for.