AAC Blocks

AAC or Autoclaved Aerated Concrete first came into being in 1923, thanks to the efforts of Swedish Inventor Johan Axel Eriksson. The AAC is a cost effective and environment--friendly substitute of red clay bricks as construction material for making walls.

Information about the excellent properties of AAC, that includes excellent thermal and sound insulation properties along with light-weight yet high load bearing capacity has now spread across Europe and beyond, leading to the demand of AAC. These blocks and panels have low cost of construction and are energy-efficient manufacturing and installation.