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As trusted AAC block manufacturers in North-East India, we stand by builders, architects, distributors, and homeowners with honest guidance, reliable service, and sustainable building materials you can count on.
Our Locations
Head Office:
6th Floor, Sri Kamakhya Tower Christian Basti, GS Road Guwahati, Assam – 781005
Rangia Factory:
NH-31 IIDC, Borshil, Sotshil, Moranjana, Rangia, Kamrup, Assam, 781354
Silchar Factory:
Patta No.15, Dag No.19,20,24, Ramupur, Porgona-Borkhola, Lumding-Silchar Road, Silchar, Cachar, Assam, 788111
Frequently Asked Questions
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AAC (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) blocks are highly durable and offer strength and longevity comparable to traditional red bricks. Additionally, they are resistant to pests, fire, and moisture, enhancing the overall durability of the structure.
Yes. With the correct fasteners designed for aerated concrete (such as AAC-specific screws or chemical anchors), AAC block walls can safely support ACs, geysers, TVs, and cabinets.
Yes. Larger block sizes mean fewer joints, less mortar consumption, faster construction, and lower transport and labour costs, which typically results in overall project savings.
Yes. AAC blocks are easy to cut, drill, and shape with basic tools, and most masons adapt to working with them after a short orientation.
AAC blocks are primarily designed for above-ground walling. For underground or heavily load-bearing applications, we recommend consulting our team for the right product fit.
Cracking is usually linked to improper curing, incorrect mortar mix, or skipping recommended reinforcement at joints and openings, rather than a defect in the block itself.
Yes. AAC blocks use fly ash (an industrial by-product), require less raw material and energy to produce, and improve a building's thermal efficiency, reducing long-term energy use.