Article | REF: C2259 V2

Prefabricated concrete products for buildings (walls and floors)

Author: Sébastien Bernardi

Publication date: January 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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    1. Walls and partitions

    1.1 Masonry

    Concrete blocks are generally parallelepipedic in shape, with limited weight (< 25 kg) and small dimensions. They are easy to handle and require no lifting equipment. They can be used to build walls with complex geometries, whether load-bearing or not.

    Block production reaches nearly 15 million tonnes (2020 figures). They are manufactured in over 300 plants, most of which hold the NF mark. In France, nearly 7 out of 10 masonry projects are built using concrete blocks.

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