Unlike Clay Bricks or Fly Ash Bricks, CLC broken blocks are also known as light weight blocks. They have superior thermal insulation properties. They are environmentally friendly and have the ability to withstand all weather conditions. They are also a better alternative to Brick Jelly and Burned Tar lumps. They have a better acoustic quality as well.

They are made from a mix of cement, water and fly ash. This slurry is then injected with foam to produce the final product. The foam is then sealed with thin set mortar. The material is lightweight and is easy to handle.

AAC blocks are very popular in Asia. They are used in construction of commercial and residential buildings. They are very durable and offer a fire resistance from two to six hours. They are very popular in the growing demand for housing.

However, there are some disadvantages to AAC blocks. These include the expensive cost of production. They also require a costly autoclave set up. The mechanical parts of the block can get damaged during the manufacturing process.

Another issue is that the blocks can crack. This is a result of the very fine sand that is used. The blocks can also crack due to the changes in temperature and water content. The blocks can also crack due to poor workmanship. They also have a tendency to crack during transportation.

It is difficult to determine the exact strength of AAC blocks. They are also expensive because of the steaming process. It is advisable to choose the type of block that suits your needs and budget.