Lightweight cellular concrete can be used for screed insulating roofs road beds geotechnical fills

[@CaptBill69]

Wow ... Nice to find you after studying Aircrete Options last year. Inspiring to see you get organized for work focus. Thanks for the Lessons :+) ... I will come back when I start working on these kind of projects :+)

[@mustaphaben2921]

Which is better for roof insulation Blocks of styrofoam or simply Cellular concrete ?

[@mustaphaben2921]

Can I do the cellular concerte as flooring in garage keep in mind 2 cars will park there

[@VincentMillet1]

Interesting ! So where can we find the powder mix ??

[@stretchceilingsDubai]

Hi Vincent. You can buy it in the United Arab Emirates. Also you can try to make it by yourself or with our assistance www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@taylorjohnson4943]

Wonder what the forming capabilities of this concrete are. Regarding settling of foundations, in locations were loads are dealing with water tables and unstable earth. 🤔

[@stretchceilingsDubai]

This is non autoclaved lightweight aerated concrete (not foam concrete). Compressive strength for 600 kg/m3 density is around 2 MPA. Usually this is just part of water proofing system

[@ariaabed1991]

Do you work lsf structures?

[@stretchceilingsDubai]

ecolit.ae/lgsf-truss-system/

[@RealCptHammonds]

Hebel built a huge factory pre-9/11, but went out of business quite quickly. Any idea why?

[@stretchceilingsDubai]

This you can ask hebel directly, we are doing well

[@Scoutdogs]

Is this available in the U.S.?

[@stretchceilingsDubai]

you can try to make it by yourself www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@Scoutdogs]

@@stretchceilingsDubai Too big an area to make myself and I'm working alone.

[@uceloiiigonzales5375]

@@stretchceilingsDubai How is it differ in strength with aircrete made with shampoo bubbles?

[@dalethomasdewitt]

@@uceloiiigonzales5375 both are missing gravel. Otherwise the H2 generation sounds more homogeneous, therefore as a whole stronger. First impression.

[@uceloiiigonzales5375]

@@dalethomasdewitt i wouldn't say that.. because for the chemical reaction to create bubbles,where is the gas coming from when produced via chemical reaction?is it evenly distributed to the mix? because It keeps expanding after pour.. While on the other hand, bubbles are created first and then mechanically and thoroughly mixed with cement..

[@jdutta2498]

Mix raw material ?

[@stretchceilingsDubai]

www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@PTinvest]

Good but i need more informations

[@stretchceilingsDubai]

www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@jaykent1836]

good video....drop the annoying background 'music' please

[@randalmoroski1184]

Back round music is unnecessary