
CSR Lightweight Concrete and HebelCSR Hebel Wall Panels and CSR Hebel BlocksEnvironmentally Friendly!Hebel, or lightweight concrete, is well recognized as being one of the most environmentally sustainable building materials available today. It combines lower materials and energy usage in manufacture with a range of environmental benefits in use. Energy Friendly!Not only does Hebel use less energy in its manufacture, its highly efficient insulating properties mean that buildings using lightweight concrete require less energy for heating and cooling. A Hebel Block wall is more than three-and-a-half times more thermally resistant than standard brick veneer or even double brick. User Friendly!All CSR Lightweight Concrete Products & Systems come with an excellent source of technical information and installation guidelines to make the installation process as informative and straight forward as possible. In addition to this, BuildCor are happy to provide you with installers for your project or assist in staff training in order to inform your staff of the correct procedures in order to get your project completed to the highest standard possible. Beautiful!HebelHome combines clean architectural lines with your choice of contemporary colours and textures to create a stylish, modern character for your new home. Comfortable!The thermal and acoustic insulation properties on Hebel® Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) can significantly improve the comfort in your new home. The Hebel® panels used in HebelHome have up to 5 times the thermal resistance of a standard house brick and the 250mm Hebel® Block used in HebelHome Platinum have 11 times the thermal resistance. Responsible!The low bulk density of Hebel® means that less than a quarter of the resources and raw materials are used in its production than for other masonry products. Peace of Mind!With HebelHome you will have greater peace of mind knowing that Hebel won’t burn and all Hebel systems meet the stringent standards of the latest Australian Building Standard for extreme bushfire risk areas. |
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