AAC Blocks (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete)

Magicrete AAC Blocks are manufactured from environmentally friendly materials including fly ash, cement, lime, gypsum, and an aeration agent, making them a sustainable choice for construction.

These blocks are made primarily from industrial waste (fly ash) and are produced with a process that emits no pollutants, significantly reducing environmental impact compared to traditional red clay bricks.

Yes, Magicrete AAC Blocks meet the IS: 2185-Part III standards, making them safe and strong enough for non-load-bearing wall applications.

Absolutely, their lightweight nature makes them ideal for high-rise constructions, reducing the total dead load and potentially saving up to 20% in structural costs.

Standard sizes include 600mm x 200mm x 100mm, 600mm x 200mm x 150mm, and 600mm x 200mm x 200mm. Custom sizes may be available for bulk orders.

Magicrete AAC Blocks offer excellent fire resistance, with ratings of up to 4 hours for an 8-inch wall, enhancing building safety in fire-prone scenarios.

The blocks are moisture-resistant and provide no sustenance to pests, contributing to their durability and suitability for various climatic conditions.

Begin by ensuring that the foundation surface is level and clean. Lay the first course of AAC blocks using a thin-bed mortar specifically designed for AAC.

Apply a thin layer of AAC-specific adhesive mortar with a notched trowel along the cleaned and dampened surface of the block.

Use a hand saw or a band saw for accurate cutting. Ensure you measure and mark the block before cutting to fit it properly.

Stack the AAC blocks in a staggered pattern, ensuring that vertical joints do not line up across successive layers to enhance wall stability.

Avoid using excessive water when preparing the mortar, as it can weaken the adhesive properties. Do not rush the curing process.

Regularly check the alignment with a spirit level and adjust as necessary by tapping the blocks gently into position before the mortar sets.

Allow the mortar to cure as recommended, usually 12-24 hours, before proceeding with further construction activities like plastering or painting.

Yes, channels for electrical wiring and plumbing can be easily created using a groove cutter or a chisel. Ensure to seal any openings to maintain the insulation properties.

You can reach Magicrete customer service by email at info@magicrete.in or by calling their phone number at 8070408010.

The specific hours of operation for Magicrete's customer service are not listed. It's best to contact them via email or phone during standard business hours.

Magicrete provides customer support through handling inquiries, providing product information, and assisting with technical issues related to their AAC products.

Yes, you can contact Magicrete for specific queries about AAC blocks or any other products by using the contact details provided on their website.

Magicrete’s corporate office is located at 101-102, Ritz Square, Near Narmad Library, Ghod Dod Road, Surat-395001, Gujarat, India.

Yes, Magicrete has regional offices. One is located in Mumbai at Sunil Enclave, Pereira Hill Road, Andheri East and another in Gurgaon at K 2/3, Second Floor, Behind Central Arcade market, M.G Road, DLF City Phase–2.

For technical assistance, you can directly contact their customer service or regional offices, where experts are available to provide comprehensive support.

Magicrete AAC Blocks are made primarily from fly ash, a byproduct of thermal power plants, which helps reduce industrial waste.

The manufacturing process of AAC blocks involves autoclaving rather than high-temperature firing, which consumes less energy compared to the production of traditional red clay bricks.

Yes, the energy-efficient production process of AAC blocks results in lower carbon emissions compared to traditional brick manufacturing.

Yes, the precise manufacturing and cutting of AAC blocks minimize on-site waste during construction.

Due to their lightweight nature, AAC blocks require less energy for transportation, leading to lower transportation emissions.

Yes, AAC blocks are recyclable, contributing further to their environmental friendliness.

Magicrete AAC Blocks have excellent thermal insulation properties that help maintain more consistent indoor temperatures, reducing the need for heating and cooling.

By utilizing waste materials, consuming less energy during production, and reducing emissions and waste, Magicrete AAC Blocks support more sustainable construction practices overall.