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Wot do the panel think the term Thermalite Block signifies?

I'd regard that as a lightweight marshmallow type block, but AIUI Thermalite
also make solid concrete type blocks?


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The Medway Handyman wrote:
Wot do the panel think the term Thermalite Block signifies?

I'd regard that as a lightweight marshmallow type block, but AIUI
Thermalite also make solid concrete type blocks?


Thermalite is the name of the company, or at least the trademark of the
company that produced them origianlly, now owned by heidelburg cement.

lots of companies make 'thermalite' but they can't call them that because
it's a registered trademark





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The Medway Handyman wrote:
Wot do the panel think the term Thermalite Block signifies?


These days, blocks made by Thermalite.

I'd regard that as a lightweight marshmallow type block, but AIUI Thermalite
also make solid concrete type blocks?


They make blocks up to 10N, although all of their products are supposed
to give better insulation properties than equivalent concrete blocks.

www.thermalite.co.uk

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Wot do the panel think the term Thermalite Block signifies?

I'd regard that as a lightweight marshmallow type block, but AIUI Thermalite
also make solid concrete type blocks?


generally used to mean AAC block


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Wot do the panel think the term Thermalite Block signifies?

I'd regard that as a lightweight marshmallow type block, but AIUI Thermalite
also make solid concrete type blocks?

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One manufacturer of aerated autoclaved concrete blocks. They are
steam pressure treated hence the name.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerated...laved_concrete


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The Medway Handyman wrote:
Wot do the panel think the term Thermalite Block signifies?

I'd regard that as a lightweight marshmallow type block, but AIUI
Thermalite also make solid concrete type blocks?


Thermalite is the name of the company, or at least the trademark of the
company that produced them origianlly, now owned by heidelburg cement.

lots of companies make 'thermalite' but they can't call them that because
it's a registered trademark


Aerated concrete block. Celcon is another popular brand. There may be others.


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