What Can You Avail Using AAC Blocks?

Benefits of AAC Blocks Modcrete Blox is unquestionably the best choice when it comes to AAC blocks. We offer the best AAC blocks to our clients.

How does AAC Block work?

Autoclaved aerated concrete, or AAC, is a construction product with a high supporting capacity and a low weight. It comes in a variety of sizes and is extremely offensive. When compared to conventional red bricks, AAC blocks are three times lighter—as light as a feather.

Advantages of AAC Blocks.

Fire Resistant The AAC blocks' fire resistance ranges from two to six hours, depending on their density. These blocks are great for places where there are a lot of fire hazards.

Pest Resistant The inorganic materials that make up the Pest Resistant AAC blocks help keep termites, damages, and losses at bay.

Soundproofing The porous nature of AAC bloks makes them better at absorbing sound. Because the AACs can withstand sounds up to 45 dB, they are the best material for walls in concert halls, black box studios, and other similar structures.

Long-term, AAC blocks are superior in terms of strength. The increased strength of these blocks improves the building's structural integrity. The interior of ACC is kept clean and lasts for a long time because it is made of non-biodegradable materials that do not decay or attract mold.

Cost savings AAC blocks weigh about 80% less than traditional red brick, resulting in a significant reduction in deadweight. Additionally, there is a significant reduction in the amount of cement and steel used because of the reduced deadweight.

Flexibility The Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks have a pleasing appearance and can be easily incorporated into any architectural design. Any design can be created using AAC.

Lightweight The low weight of Autoclaved Aerated Concrete blocks is one of their most appealing features. During the manufacturing process, these blocks' cellular structure is created. Due to the millions of minute air cells in their construction, AAC blocks are extremely light in weight. The density of these lightweight blocks, which range from 550 to 650 kg per meter cube, makes them denser than water.