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Yes we can deliver in Cavite

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Check out the updated pricelist here at blocktec.ph/r/pricelist

Yes pwede, pwede rin sa fire wall dahil 4-hour fire rating ang Blocktec AAC

​@@blocktecaacisa ito sa kino consider ko na gawing firewall me katabi po akong pader... Meron po bang 4inches thickness ito?

@@papabong yes meron ding 5, 6, 8, and 10inch thickness. from 580 to 1015psi. Pero 580 usual na inoorder ng mga users

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We still recommend applying waterproofing because it will be a prolonged exposure to water

@@blocktecaac do you sell the waterproofing? Or any waterproofing will do? Will the process change?

@@blocktecaac is the waterproofing still necessary even when the exposure to water is only intermittent? The aac blocks are being advertised as water resistant.

Yes, he's the eldest son of Architect Mike Peña.

@@blocktecaac I saw him yesterday @ Shang. Wanted to greet him to congratulate him on their work, they’re the best in the industry right now!

yes pwede, paquote lang po kayo sa website namin

Yes we can deliver in your area.

@@blocktecaac ay talga po?? Papano ko po kayu mako-contact??

Check out the updated pricelist here at blocktec.ph/r/pricelist

Length x Width: 600mm x 200mm Thickness: 100, 125, 150, 200, 250

yes, medyo late lang Pinoy sa new technology pero marami na rin gumagamit

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Water repellant siya but we suggest use water proofing pa rin

You can use PU Foam

yes pwede, ok rin sa firewall.

AAC has a low thermal conductivity, kaya maganda ang insulation performance

l x w : example 1m x 1m = mga 8pcs yan

nagooffer kami ng free installation training and site check para maensure proper ang methodology. No worries, mas madali ito matutunan vs other materials.

@@blocktecaac hm po ang presyo ?

@@jhay090107 here's the pricelist (updated) blocktec.ph/aac-blocks-price-in-the-philippines

Pwede naman maglagay ng waterproofing on the negative side kung hindi available yung isang side

Yes, dowels na lang on all sides. Although may mga contractors na naglalagay minsan.

fewer rebars so meron pa ring dowel, lightweight ang AAC so lesser dead load sa structure at mas safe during earthquake. Foundation, columns and beams naman ang nagpaptibay sa structural integrity ng isang bahay or building

@@blocktecaac noted thanks

Pwede, pero may maximum length and height na dapat sundin

yes pwede for exterior and interior, we have many building projects na ganyan

Thanks 👍

Thanks, cheers!

The engineering of AAC walls in the Philippines is quite different, as you are required to design for loads of a magnitude 8 earthquake. This leads to using steel connectors to posts and beams, seismic gaps and reinforced concrete frames around doors and windows. AAC walls are non-load bearing infill walls that need to be secured against falling out or disintegration during an earthquake. In Germany we use AAC blocks quite differently, but similar earthquake engineering details can be found in Italy for example.

the average price is 1,300 and above per sqm, but better ask po kayo directly to your aac provider for accurate quotation

I think it's just a different brand, pero check mo rin psi, pricing, location and after-sales support

Many high-rise buildings use AAC Blocks as their wall system in the country and abroad. It's lightweight and has a high compressive strength. If you watch closely, rebars on all sides of the wall attach the blocks to beams and columns.

I'm sorry to say they are doing it completely long you do not need to do that with AAC blocks you get special frictions to fix your system what's wrong with a lot of countries they buy the system but they only use half the product that products has been on the go since 1920 you do not have to do that if you go direct to the manufacturer who invented this system will give you what you're supposed to do but there's many countries just make it up as they go along

The engineering of AAC walls in the Philippines is quite different, as you are required to design for loads of a magnitude 8 earthquake. This leads to using steel connectors to posts and beams, seismic gaps and reinforced concrete frames around doors and windows. AAC walls are non-load bearing infill walls that need to be secured against falling out or disintegration during an earthquake. In Germany we use AAC blocks quite differently, but similar earthquake engineering details can be found in Italy for example.

Foundation, columns and beams naman ang nagpaptibay sa structural integrity ng isang bahay or building. This is a wall system being used in Europe, Asia and in earthquake prone Japan.

yes, max 300kgs