Lightweight Blocks
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they cost more to produce because they use heat.
Why does an Aero cost the same as a Mars bar, and why do Malteasers cost the same as Revels?
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Get some 3N lightweight concrete - these will be the same weight as aerated blocks but cheaper - and the mortar sticks better too.
Rhetorical question
Get some 3N lightweight concrete - these will be the same weight as aerated blocks but cheaper - and the mortar sticks better too.
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Those prices are about right.
Yes you can use lightweight concrete for internal and external - they are the same strength etc as standard aerated blocks.
The only possible problem, is you may have to source these from a particular merchant, as some may not stock them. Specifically ask for lightweight concrete, not just lightweight blocks. And some manufactures lightweight blocks are lighter than others.
Yes you can use lightweight concrete for internal and external - they are the same strength etc as standard aerated blocks.
The only possible problem, is you may have to source these from a particular merchant, as some may not stock them. Specifically ask for lightweight concrete, not just lightweight blocks. And some manufactures lightweight blocks are lighter than others.
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