advantages of AAC

• large variety of sizes: AAC can be produced in a large variety of
  sizes, from standard blocks to large reinforced panels;

• excellent thermal insulation: AAC has a very low thermal conductivity
  and therefore a very high thermal energy efficiency is achieved. This
  results in savings on heating and cooling costs;

• extreme  lightweight: AAC weighs approximately 50% less than
  other comparable building products;

• high compressive strength: AAC is a solid product, therefore
  making it highly load bearing. The entire surface area is used in
  structural calculations;

• high dimensional accuracy: As a result of its dimensional accuracy,
  AAC is extremely easy to install, as no thick set mortar is required;

• great acoustic insulation: The porous structure of AAC provides a
  high acoustic insulation; 

• high fire resistance: AAC has an extremely high fire rating of at least
  4 hours and more;

• termite resistance: AAC can not be damaged by termites or insects;

• high workability: As a result of the excellent size/weight ratio,
  constructing with AAC is very rapid. Even though AAC is a solid
  building material, it can be cut, sawn, drilled, nailed and milled like
  wood, making it an extremely workable product.