100x440x215mm Tarmac Hemelite Paint Quality Solid Block (7.3N)

Tarmac Hemelite Paint Quality Solid Blocks are close textured blocks ideally suited for walls in commercial and leisure buildings which are to receive direct decoration.

Features:

• Ideal background for drylining, plaster, rendering and fixings. Hemelite is a range of lightweight aggregate blocks available in a variety of formats and suited to a number of loadbearing applications.
• Hemelite lightweight aggregate blocks are suitable for use in walls above and below ground and in block and beam floors. They have a proven high level of technical performance.
• Solid blocks can be used with a number of Robust Detail constructions, including those with fully filled cavities, avoiding the need for pre-completion testing. In addition these constructions may be used with various robust detail separating floors.
• Hemelite blocks provide excellent periods of fire resistance which can satisfy building regulations and other imposed requirements e.g. those of insurers.
• Hemelite blocks may be used to provide acoustic insulation between internal rooms to meet the requirements of Part E building regulations.
• Close textured blocks ideally suited for walls in commercial and leisure buildings which are to receive direct decoration.
• Excellent sound insulation properties that comply with Robust Detail specifications and the Building Regulations.
• Suitable for a variety of structural applications from domestic to commercial building.
• Easy to handle, high strength to weight ratio, lower overall build weight.
• Good U-values and Rw values, as well as Robust Details.

Technical data:

• Brand - Tarmac
• Range - Hemelite
• Product Type - Paint Quality Solid Block
• Material - Medium Density Concrete
• Thickness - 100mm
• Length - 440mm
• Height - 215mm
• Weight - 13.6kg
• Strength - 7.3N/mm²
• Laid Weight - 145kg/m²

Standards & Certifications:

• Class A1
• BS EN 13501-1:2002
• BS EN 771-1 to 16

Please Note:

• It is recommended that the Hemelite Paint Quality blocks are painted as there may be variations in colour and texture depending on the factory of origin.