Answer / rp singh

Aerocon Bricks are light-weight bricks...they are not
specifically fly ash bricks......the bricks are casted
leaving the pores in the brick, which reduces the unit
weight of the brick. which inturn reduces the weight coming
on the stucture

Answer / anandh kumar g

Suitable for both load bearing non load bearing walls

Ideal for multi-storeyed buildings

Most suitable for air-conditioned buildings

Suitable for all fire-rated application

Outstanding advantages

1. Light-weight

1/3rd the density of clay bricks

Ideal material for additional floors in existing buildings

Economic design: Saving in cement steel

Enables faster construction

Suitable for low-soil bearing capacity & seismic zones

Facilitates construction of unplanned tills anywhere
anytime

Answer / sivaraj

fly ash bricks may be called as aerocon bricks.

Answer / md. umair khan

Aerocon brick(block) is a light weight, low conductive and low density brick.
It is being used everywhere, form a residential house to multi storeys building.
It is available in sizes of 4",6" and 9" in thickness for rupees 4o/-, 6o/- and 9o/- respectively. Its length is 23.5".
If u buy them, they'll be uneconomical when compared to our clay bricks(red ones), but finally a structure constructed completely with these(Aerocons) is Economical one.
It can even float on water, Amazing invention!

Answer / nk ravi

Aerocon Bricks are light weight bricks which can float in water, density of aerocon bricks is less than that of water

Answer / nikunj faldu

may be it's a flyash bricks

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