For the builder/quantity surveyor who needs to tick all the boxes while meeting the fiscal constraints of their project, Lay-Lite are the perfect solution. The same applies to the contractor who requires a lightweight, easy-to-handle solution that will allow them to lay blocks quicker and complete projects earlier. Our Lay-Lite concrete blocks are Part L compliant and are low-carbon as standard—up to a 50% carbon reduction compared with using OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement).
Technical Specs Get in touchWeighing in at just 9.8 kgs for the 100mm thickness and 14 kgs for the 140 mm version, their reduced weight means Lay-Lite are easy to handle and transport, which leads to lower labour costs and improved productivity. Your installers will notice the difference and appreciate the benefits of these lightweight blocks. Good fixing strengths for frames, skirting and wall units are also a benefit.
Our new and improved Lay-Lite are now Part L Compliant and have excellent thermal conductivity values at 0.28 W/mK10. Providing superior thermal insulation compared to other types of aggregate blocks, Lay-Lite helps reduce heating and cooling costs and improves the building’s energy efficiency.
Environmentally, Lay-Lite blocks tick all the boxes, and its core ingredient complies with BS EN – 13055-1. The use of pumice aggregates in the finished block ensures that the efficiency of raw material use is maximised to the full, making Lay-Lite a greatly enhanced sustainable solution. It is inert, lightweight, non-combustible, rot-proof, and structurally strong.
Our Lay-Lite concrete blocks are low carbon as standard – up to an 50% carbon reduction compared with using OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) ) with higher grade environmental options also available.
Viable alternative to aircrete
Lay-Lite it is a viable alternative to aircrete blocks (subject to construction) with the added advantage of offering a broader compressive strength range.
Uses
Lay-Lite are suitable for cavity walls, boundary/party walls (subject to testing), load-bearing walls, partition walls, panel walls and external walls.