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Concrete Block meets Part E. <br>
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<h3> <strong>The CBA </strong> provides information
on <strong>Building regulations</strong> covering <strong>Part E</strong>, <strong>Part
L</strong>, <strong>Part J</strong>, <strong>U-Value, </strong><strong>U-Values<br>
</strong>and <strong>Robust
details</strong> & <strong>aggregate
concrete blocks</strong>. <strong>Concrete
blocks</strong> can be used for <strong>self build</strong>. <strong>Building
houses</strong>,
<strong><br>
building extensions</strong>, <strong>building
walls</strong> and <strong>building foundations</strong>. <strong>Concrete
blocks</strong> come in different weights: <strong><br>
dense
blocks</strong> and <strong>lightweight blocks</strong>.
Competitors include: <strong>timberframe</strong>, <strong>aircrete</strong>, <strong>breezeblock</strong>, <strong>celcon</strong>, <strong><br>
thermalite</strong> and <strong>bricks</strong>.
Masonry units</h3>
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The Concrete Block Association (CBA) is the trade body representing an industry producing around 60 million m2 of dense and lightweight aggregate concrete building blocks per year. Concrete blocks continue to adhere to all relevant building regulations and are available in various strengths, weights, and surface textures. It’s not surprising that they continue to be the best selling house building block in the UK, recommended by architects and specifiers as the block to use for a successful build.
Versatile,
durable and strong
Completely
fire resistant
Excellent sound insulation
Ideal
background for dry lining, wet finishes and
fixings
Inherent
thermal mass acts
as heat store
Recyclable
Proven and familiar building
method - no risk
Widely and readily available
Cost
effective
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