AAC Solid Block

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AAC Solid Block Specification

Oftening Coefficient
0.8 - 0.9

Density
650 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Porosity
High

Thickness
100mm, 150mm, 200mm (varies as per requirement)

Usage & Applications
Residential, Commercial, Industrial Buildings, Partition and Load-bearing Walls

Dry Density Grade
550 - 650 kg/m

Carbonation Coefficient
Low

Color
Light Grey

Cavity
No (Solid)

Moisture Content
10%

Length
600mm

Frost Resistance
High

Compressive Strength
3 to 4.5 N/mm

Type
Solid Block

Width
200mm

Thermal Conductivity
0.16 - 0.22 W/mK

Drying Shrinkage
0.04%

Water Absorption
10%

Method
Autoclaved Steam Curing

Material
Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC)

Strength
High compressive strength

Weight
Lightweight (27-32 kg per block, depending on size)

Size
600mm x 200mm x 100-200mm

Shape
Rectangular

AAC Solid Block Trade Information

Payment Terms
Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Cheque

Main Domestic Market
Delhi

About AAC Solid Block

We are dealing in top-quality Solid Blocks, which have resistance to fire and flood. These boast of good acoustic performance on account of their mass as well as damping qualities. They can keep the temperatures cool in the summer as well as warm in the winter. Solid Blocks have advanced cost-efficiency and ask for less ongoing maintenance. These are heavy in weight and have been made from the dense aggregate. Offered are functional as the strong blocks, which offer excellent stability to the structures. The said preferable blocks are available in many sizes.

Superior Acoustic and Thermal Insulation

AAC Solid Blocks offer excellent acoustic and thermal insulation, significantly reducing sound transmission and maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures. This makes them a preferred choice for buildings seeking privacy and energy efficiency, especially in urban settings, schools, hospitals, or offices where sound control and thermal regulation are vital.

Eco-Friendly and Fire Resistant

Made from non-toxic, recyclable materials, AAC Solid Blocks support sustainable construction. Their robust fire resistance, lasting up to four hours, ensures improved building safety in residential, commercial, and industrial projects, giving occupants valuable evacuation time during emergencies and contributing to overall safety compliance.

Engineered for Durability and Easy Installation

Thanks to their high compressive strength, alkali resistance, and nil efflorescence, AAC Solid Blocks are long-lasting and robust. Lightweight yet sturdy, they facilitate efficient handling during installation, can be easily cut or shaped on site, and offer excellent bondability with standard cement mortars, reducing labor and construction time.

FAQs of AAC Solid Block:

Q: How do AAC Solid Blocks provide excellent sound insulation?

A: AAC Solid Blocks possess high porosity and a unique cellular structure, effectively absorbing and blocking sound waves. This design makes them ideal for reducing noise transmission in partition and external walls, suitable for environments where acoustic performance is essential.

Q: What makes AAC Solid Blocks eco-friendly compared to traditional materials?

A: AAC Solid Blocks are made from non-toxic, recyclable materials and use autoclaved steam curing, minimizing environmental impact. Their energy-saving thermal properties further reduce ongoing energy consumption in buildings, supporting sustainability and green building certifications.

Q: When should AAC Solid Blocks be chosen over conventional bricks?

A: AAC Solid Blocks are suitable for projects demanding superior insulation, fire resistance, and lightweight solutions. Their use is recommended when constructing residential complexes, commercial spaces, hospitals, and industrial buildings where ease of installation and high durability are priorities.

Q: Where can AAC Solid Blocks be installed effectively?

A: These blocks are versatile and can be used in interior and exterior walls, partition and load-bearing walls, in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Their lightweight nature allows them to be used for both low- and high-rise constructions, including seismic-prone areas due to their flexibility.

Q: What is the typical process for installing AAC Solid Blocks?

A: Installation involves laying the blocks with a thin layer of cement mortar, with easy cutting and shaping on-site as needed. Their superior bondability ensures excellent adhesion, streamlining the construction process and reducing labor costs compared to traditional materials.

Q: How does using AAC Solid Blocks benefit a buildings durability and maintenance?

A: AAC Solid Blocks are resistant to rot, pests, fungi, frost, and water absorption, offering a long service life with minimal maintenance. Their resistance to weathering and structural deterioration means reduced repair costs and more consistent building performance over time.

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