Siporex or aerated concrete 100m/m

Cause excess work in our villa, take advantage of this opportunity
We used the siporex in 100 m/m to make all the interior partitions. Easy to use and disconcerting for our eldest son.

Mount a cellular concrete wall? Why not, cellular concrete has seen a wide development in recent years in French homes. Rightly so, because aerated concrete has many arguments that will seduce even the most refractory. Whether it is to mount a wall, a partition or make a slab, aerated concrete is an excellent alternative. Building a wall out of plaster tile and cellular concrete therefore offers many benefits.

The more than one cellular concrete wall

Its lightness and ease of installation: aerated concrete blocks are known to be lightweight, which is why aerated concrete blocks are popular with craftsmen.
Good thermal and sound insulation.
Good thermal properties in both summer and winter.
Aerated concrete is a natural and ecological material: it is made from sand, lime, cement and water.
Towards a house called BBC (low-energy building). Aerated concrete is ideal for those who want to build a house with low energy consumption.

Since 2013, building permits granted to individuals must comply with the BBC standard, i.e. house constructions will not be able to consume more than 50 kWh per m2 per year. The real plus of cellular concrete lies in its design, the mixture of raw materials create air bubbles allowing cellular concrete.