Products & Applications
Autoclaved aerated concrete
AAC stands for highly efficient thermal insulation, optimal fire protection, and masonry with excellent load-bearing abilities. Lime, sand, cement, and water – mineral and natural raw materials – form the main ingredients of AAC. A large amount of closed cells with stagnant air give the panels and blocks unique properties and processing advantages. This allows to build fast, flexible and affordable. and the products can therefore be used in a diverse range of applications for both new construction and renovation projects.
Large-format prefabricated AAC panels are used in large-scale business construction projects, such as logistics centers, warehouses, and production facilities, as well as event centers and sports halls.
For house construction, commercial and industrial buildings
AAC is not only used to construct inner leaves of cavity walls and partitioning walls but also internal, external and fire walls in both load-bearing and non load-bearing designs. AAC therefore is known as being efficient for both house construction and for commercial and industrial buildings.
High construction speed
In addition to its versatility, AAC blocks or panels are characterised by its ease of working and construction. This results in a relatively high construction speed which can deliver cost savings, particularly in high-volume projects.
Labour-friendly product
The material and product properties make AAC suitable for both new-build projects and for renovation works. The light weight and the ease of construction especially play an important role in the field of renovation.
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News
We welcome a new Member – Dongyue Machinery Group
We are pleased to announce that Dongyue Machinery Co, Ltd. has recently joined the association and supports us in our work. Dongyue Machinery Co., Ltd.
Election Piotr Dauksza
At a recent meeting of the Executive Committee of the European Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Association (EAACA), the Committee unanimously elected Mr Piotr Dauksza as the
EAACA statement on the current RAAC topic in the UK
Following various media reports on the subject of RAAC in the UK, we as a European association would like to comment on this. Please find