AAC Block vs red brick strength test | AAC blocks செலவை குறைக்குமா? Benefits என்ன?

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  • @jlbconstructions
    @jlbconstructions 3 года назад +5

    You content creation are good... I'm watching from the day one

    • @kaleeswaranm24
      @kaleeswaranm24 2 года назад

      Super ❤️❤️❤️

    • @rajendraprasads6388
      @rajendraprasads6388 2 года назад

      Thanks sir, one question is there please answer
      please tell me about "AAC brick outer exposed areas of building" what type of plastering should be done? Cement sand plastering or some other material to plastering

    • @jaishankar5598
      @jaishankar5598 2 года назад

      Please compare cement plastering and gypsum plastering.... Please 🙏

  • @ChandraMohanS_CMS
    @ChandraMohanS_CMS 3 года назад +6

    Good information. I always had the same doubt how strong it is.. . Clearly explained

  • @vampire6940
    @vampire6940 3 года назад +3

    Sir it's not simply about the strength but also about longevity.
    Acc proven 20 years at best
    Bricks 80 years proven by my family house which was built poorly back then

  • @k.m.s.bircks7272
    @k.m.s.bircks7272 3 года назад +7

    செங்கல் உருவக்கி அயிரம் வருடங்கல்க்கு மேல் இருக்கும் என்கிறது நம் அறய்ச்சி !!!

  • @PREM-if2os
    @PREM-if2os 3 года назад +2

    Sir,
    Thanks for Good Explanation and Nice Information.
    Need some Clarification
    1.After Acc Block Work then Plastering Bonding Enough?
    2. Apox Labour cost per Sqft?

  • @jlbconstructions
    @jlbconstructions 3 года назад +10

    Hello,
    I'm Lakshmanan from chennai, Civil Contractor. I accept your view that AAC has higher strength than Bricks. But,
    Density of a brick is higher than AAC block so obviously it would break when we drop from that height... It's not a correct comparison...please clarify

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +6

      Agreed, but common people are measuring strength of the building by strength of bricks whereas the strength entirely depends on RCC framed structure. So we had to show this simple comparison which can be done in site by any layman, there are lots of videos showing compression test, water absorption test etc.

    • @nishanthm79
      @nishanthm79 3 года назад +2

      @@Hireandbuild so r u telling aac blocks in load bearing structure is not advisable?

  • @gopiprakash_20
    @gopiprakash_20 3 года назад +7

    Compare the house built with normal bricks and GFRG panels.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      We are not doing GFRG panel construction.
      Please kindly contact the below number for
      more information.
      +91 7200472008 or visit www.hireandbuild.com

  • @arfathali6901
    @arfathali6901 3 года назад +1

    Nice Vedio sir and Best Response for comments, We support Pls update Good vedios Tq...

  • @mohana3983
    @mohana3983 2 года назад

    சிறந்த பதிவு திலீப் நண்பா நான் பாரத் பல்கலைக்கழகத்தில் பணிபுரிந்து வருகிறேன் என்னுடைய பெயர் A. மோகன்

  • @sakalam57
    @sakalam57 3 года назад +2

    I like the transparency with which you do business. Congratulations!
    I've a couple of questions. Merely to know about pros/cons of one against the other.
    1. Can AAC Block allow nails on the wall as comfortably as bricks?
    2. Why then you have used bricks for foundation construction?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад +7

      Thanks for supporting us :)
      1. Yes it can be done
      2. In basement more weight is required to hold the soil pressure, since AAC blocks is light weight it cannot be used there

  • @babug4754
    @babug4754 2 года назад +1

    Nalla thagaval useful babu.g karaikudi 💐🤝🏻

  • @Srikanth-tp6zy
    @Srikanth-tp6zy 2 года назад

    Drop test is not the test that needs to be used to check the actual load conditions. The application of the brick causes compressive loads. So if you need to genuinely compare the products give the compressive load carrying strength of the aac and red brick.

  • @roshanaasish7373
    @roshanaasish7373 3 года назад +1

    Nice video. BTW Kindly make a video on actual cost and benefits of steel structure based construction like PEB steel buildings.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  7 месяцев назад

      Thank you... Sure ! We will post it soon. Stay tuned for more updates and videos.

  • @learntosuccess4573
    @learntosuccess4573 2 года назад

    ரம்பத்தால் கட்செய்து கொள்ளலாம் ௭னில் சுவரை ௭ௗிதாக கட்செய்து விடலாமே. வீட்டின் பாதுகாப்பு நிலை ௭ன்ன தயவுசெய்து விளக்கவும்.

  • @SureshKumar-rg5qe
    @SureshKumar-rg5qe 2 года назад

    enaku 4months kuda agala crack romba vanthuruchu,
    More than 50 to 60cracks irukum.
    My builder fix pani tharenu solirukanga..
    Clay soil land nala climate change apo settlement crack vanthuruchu nu sonaru
    But pakathu vidu 3years munadi brick vachu build panirukanga oru crack kuda theriyala.. pakura elarum Kora soluranga.
    clay soil la konjam weight ula construction pana than ela column um equal ah settlement agum but ..kastapatu viduketuna oru nimathi ilama poiruchu..
    Wall ah thatuna vibration mathiri hallow sound varuthu intha block pathi theriyathavanga vanthu thati panumpothu wall weak ah irukunu soliruranga..
    intha block vachu periya apartments, companies kulam use ah irukum
    Normal house ku waste than..
    Please make pure disadvantages video..

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      We have recently made a video regarding this issue sir. Settlement cracks will occur in the first 1 or 2 years only. After that repair it with crack putty and paint the house it will be as good as new

  • @prasannakumar2989
    @prasannakumar2989 3 года назад +4

    Bricks projects less heat than cement blocks, for weather condition like in Tamil Nadu bricks are better. Always Try to use maximum natural material. Let them use in Sweden based on their soil and climatic conditions, but it's always better to choose for our soil and climatic conditions. Aathangudi tiles are better than ceramic vitrified tiles likewise

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +6

      Cement also was not used in initially india. Only mud is suitable for plastering and mortar. Will you not use cement in your house?

    • @prasannakumar2989
      @prasannakumar2989 3 года назад

      You are arguing like using fertilizer in agriculture, we know it's wrong but we still use. The young farmers are trying organic methods of agriculture asking you to follow in the construction field. People like you can change things by bringing back our traditional methods of constructions.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +9

      Sir, we are not against traditional methods of construction. If we are stuck with only traditional methods of construction we should build houses only with stones and hut. Even bricks are not traditional construction materials. So let's not blindly reject new technologies. If they have benefits in it we have to welcome new technologies.

  • @karthikj4932
    @karthikj4932 3 года назад +2

    Very useful information 👌👍👏

  • @krsetty
    @krsetty 3 года назад +1

    Dilip sir i regularly watch your videos good information

  • @rengagk7027
    @rengagk7027 3 года назад +1

    Very informative . Good to know about the different. Please post about interlock Bricks . TIA

  • @balasubramanianr3423
    @balasubramanianr3423 3 года назад +1

    Thanks. Your videos are very helpful

  • @tmuthupalaniappan
    @tmuthupalaniappan 3 года назад +1

    Good piece of information. Thank you!

  • @karthikv2823
    @karthikv2823 3 года назад +1

    Sir very good information. If possible pls try to explain about Interlock bricks advantages and disadvantages details review. I

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      Thank you.
      Please kindly contact the below number for
      more information.
      +91 7200472008 or visit www.hireandbuild.com

  • @Jareethjari
    @Jareethjari 3 года назад +2

    Sengal size 9×4 athey size AAC brick cut pannunga

  • @1kdeep
    @1kdeep 3 года назад +2

    Please put a video about how to arrest water leakage from overhead tank(brick)?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  7 месяцев назад

      Sure! We will post it soon. Stay tuned for more updates and videos.

  • @shridharsri3850
    @shridharsri3850 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for the Information Bro 👌

  • @silentkiller28552
    @silentkiller28552 3 года назад +1

    Water observations Romba kammiya irukkum, water observe pannuma
    Heavy rain Area ithu use Panna water dampness irukkum,

  • @rajeshvenkateswaran4874
    @rajeshvenkateswaran4874 2 года назад

    People are adopting for AAC block to reduce the construction cost.However, in this video mention that same cost is charged for AAC block as same as red brick.🤔

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      We will soon post a detailed video regarding that sir

  • @mahendrenmahi9409
    @mahendrenmahi9409 3 года назад +1

    Clear explanation ji..

  • @mohanraja402
    @mohanraja402 Год назад

    Fully completed building boq video podugaa sir.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      Sure, we will consider creating a fully completed building BOQ (Bill of Quantities) video in the future. Thank you for your suggestion!

  • @abdulganishah1139
    @abdulganishah1139 2 года назад

    Sir ..can u please make videos in English also so that your knowledge caters to a bigger circle of audience ....this is my humble suggestion ...kindly consider..

  • @Raghuramsa
    @Raghuramsa 3 года назад +1

    Interlock bricks pathi sollunga

  • @skysky-th9yc
    @skysky-th9yc 2 года назад

    sir... whether this blocks can be used for flooring ( in first floor room for making equal level basement compared to bathroom)?

  • @MK-hi3ok
    @MK-hi3ok 3 года назад +3

    will there be dampness using AAC blocks ?

  • @samuelcharles128
    @samuelcharles128 2 года назад

    As usual super video bro

  • @SirHazer
    @SirHazer 3 года назад +1

    Good information...sir how much will cost for compound wall size of 58+188+58+188 using this aac blocks

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      Compound wall cost will be higher if built with AAC blocks.

    • @SirHazer
      @SirHazer 3 года назад

      @@Hireandbuild kindly please suggest which material is suitable near sea coast

  • @sudharstrik
    @sudharstrik 3 года назад

    Dead weight reduce agum adunala beam sizes , coloumn sizes , rod sizes, footing sizes reduce agum. No of floors adigam na kandipa edha use pananum money save pana.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +1

      Yes, we can see considerable cost savings in multi-storied apartments not in individual houses

  • @c.zephyrinsinnappar4820
    @c.zephyrinsinnappar4820 2 года назад

    thank you for the useful information

  • @lakshmikrishnan7286
    @lakshmikrishnan7286 3 года назад +1

    முதல் மாடி (செங்கல் தரைதலம்) கட்டமுடிமா சார்.

  • @b-infra_limited_leakage_fix
    @b-infra_limited_leakage_fix 3 года назад +1

    Nice Explain Sir

  • @vidyaraju6954
    @vidyaraju6954 3 года назад +3

    Sir ungalai late aka parthathukku kavalai paduren but kandippa neenga enakuoru chinna veedu katti tharuveengala

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      Please kindly contact the below number for
      more information.
      +91 7200472008 or visit www.hireandbuild.com

  • @mithralingesware7779
    @mithralingesware7779 Год назад

    Thank u so much sir.

  • @Greenbees9
    @Greenbees9 3 года назад

    Nice bro.... Am sure if I construction planning to my house defenetly I pull out to you... May I know do u support Madurai

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      Thank you sir. We are operational currently only in Chennai..

  • @thirumozhiselvaraj3226
    @thirumozhiselvaraj3226 2 года назад

    Hi sir , all your videos area very helpful. Using Aac block construction continuous lintel is required ? And is it possible to take niches in AAC block like in brick walls ?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Thank you so much. continuous lintel is required. Yes it is possible to take niches in AAC block like in brick walls.

  • @gideonsam150
    @gideonsam150 3 года назад +1

    Nice message

  • @roopad3765
    @roopad3765 3 года назад +2

    Hello sir, even our architect suggested from 1st floor onwards, since it the weight less, he told that we can reduce overall steel also

    • @siddharthsid2859
      @siddharthsid2859 3 года назад +1

      Hello Roopa, If your are going for Framed Structure then even the Ground Floor you can use this AAC for block work. This won’t be suitable for load bearing structure .

    • @roopad3765
      @roopad3765 3 года назад

      @@siddharthsid2859 yes sir, ours is framed structure only

  • @user-wr9nt6rk7q
    @user-wr9nt6rk7q 3 года назад +2

    சரி தலைவா...அப்ரம் ஏன் பேஸ்மண்ட் செங்கல் வச்சி கட்டுனீங்க....

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      Dead load has to be more in basement and wall thickness has to be more in basement since it's underground. It will also have more lateral pressure that's why bricks are used.

  • @mikemayors322
    @mikemayors322 3 года назад

    First comment... But this may be bogus.. The quality of this stone will differ from person to person.. We people are common men.. And can be easily cheated.. We know about red bricks, so we trust it brother..

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      If you are trusting it you can build with red bricks itself sir

  • @lazyreviewssupport9811
    @lazyreviewssupport9811 3 года назад +3

    If this is strong 💪 than bricks, why 😢 this is not recommended for load bearing structures... 😵

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +2

      Because bricks has more compressive strength. This is just a simple method to display AAC blocks strength for layman's understanding.

  • @selvakumar7573
    @selvakumar7573 2 года назад

    Sir ...Wall la bricks vachi kattuna 9 inch wall than varum neenga 6 Inch AAC block nu solluringa

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Yes sir, 6" AAC blocks is enough

  • @bharathm1901
    @bharathm1901 2 года назад

    good informative video, but i watched lot of videos about AAC blocks the main advantage of it is low cost compare to bricks. this is the only video saying both bricks and AAC are the same cost, could you please explain

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      We will soon post a video regarding this sir

  • @jayanthraja5747
    @jayanthraja5747 3 года назад +1

    Much awaited video sir

  • @muthuselvanr1057
    @muthuselvanr1057 3 года назад

    Please provide me details of AAC manufacturer where you bought.

  • @julenecharles
    @julenecharles Год назад

    Can we use porotherm bricks for construction? Wat are the pros and cons?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      Absolutely! Porotherm bricks can be used for construction. They have several pros, such as good thermal insulation, high strength, and faster construction time. However, it's important to consider factors like cost and availability. We will cover all the pros and cons in detail in our upcoming video. Stay tuned for more information!

  • @mercury-ke7vj
    @mercury-ke7vj 2 года назад

    Super bro

  • @buildcraft5641
    @buildcraft5641 3 года назад +2

    Column size is 9" how you can manage with 6" AAC brick?

    • @rajendrankcivil3293
      @rajendrankcivil3293 2 года назад +1

      8",6",4" marketing la iruku bro

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Like how are managing with 4.5" partition wall in brick house. We use the same size columns for those walls too.

  • @karthik448
    @karthik448 3 года назад +1

    Brother, small alterations, nails, repainting(putty, plastering works) ellam any difference between the two?

  • @anand3188
    @anand3188 3 года назад +1

    Sir, but after construction using this AAC blocks in framed structure, cracks are observed in center part of beam sir

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      That has nothing to do with AAC block sir, it must have been some other defect

    • @anand3188
      @anand3188 3 года назад

      @@Hireandbuild thanks for the info sir

  • @josephstanley1981army
    @josephstanley1981army 3 года назад +1

    Bro wall la aani adikalama. Inner side plaster Pannama irukalama. Next plaster pannun podhu ithu polish ah irukrathala cement ottuma. Pl clarify

  • @thenetworkingkings6633
    @thenetworkingkings6633 2 года назад

    can this be used to construct compond walls?

  • @dhamodharandhamodharan373
    @dhamodharandhamodharan373 3 года назад +1

    Acc wall la Parapet wall podalama sir?

  • @karthigaimohanraj3072
    @karthigaimohanraj3072 3 года назад

    I heard as red bricks acts as coolers in summer season but AAC blocks won't and increases room temperature... AC is must while using AAC blocks... Can u please clarify sir.

  • @nithiyanandanv3030
    @nithiyanandanv3030 2 года назад

    Kindly drop the brick in other way vertically I believe brick will not break.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      But we are not placing bricks vertically while building a wall, so you cannot measure strength that way

  • @kishorekrishna490
    @kishorekrishna490 Год назад

    How much is the temperature lowered with AAC blocks vs bricks on average?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      AAC (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) blocks provide better thermal insulation than traditional bricks, resulting in a lower temperature inside the building. The exact temperature difference will depend on various factors and conditions.

  • @navin9892
    @navin9892 3 года назад

    1:42 3rd floor la irunthu oru kalla matum potu test pannirkalam la ,
    Aparam ellarum ithu tha vaanguvanga

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Ground floor irunthu pottale bricks udaiyuthu, athanaala makkal bricks la veedu kattama irukangala enna? Strength of the building does not depend on bricks or AAC blocks, these are just filler materials

  • @practicalpriya
    @practicalpriya 3 года назад

    Good info👍

  • @malayappankandasamy4987
    @malayappankandasamy4987 3 года назад +1

    Am planning to build 2 master bed rooms in first floor but steps are outside the building and am planning to go the steps from inside from hall. Length of the building 20x46 andy bedroom planning is (16x20) with bathroom and dressing room in that l. So what will be the cost for the rooms.
    Could you please guide me.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +1

      Sir, this is renovation work. Providing a standard cost of this is not possible.

    • @malayappankandasamy4987
      @malayappankandasamy4987 3 года назад

      @@Hireandbuild thank u sir

  • @rajkumarvenkatesan8652
    @rajkumarvenkatesan8652 3 года назад

    How about solid concrete blocks which also looks similar as AAC blocks. But solid concrete blocks looks more cement powdery nature Is it good for G+1 construction ?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      They are not recommended for house construction

  • @pmrksv
    @pmrksv 3 года назад +2

    Can we use this for load bearing structure (for at least G+1)

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      No, this cannot be used for load bearing structure.

  • @rajendraprasads6388
    @rajendraprasads6388 2 года назад

    please tell me about "AAC brick outer exposed areas of building" what type of plastering should be done?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Cement plastering has to be done sir

  • @dineshchanderk006
    @dineshchanderk006 3 года назад

    How about electrical points ? Will it be hard for cutting the wall for electrical piping ?

  • @pvparthasarathy
    @pvparthasarathy 3 года назад

    Strength will be good in cement blocks but it generate heat? Or it is good as equal as bricks?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      Strength will be better and it wont generate heat. It will be better than bricks

  • @prasadrec
    @prasadrec 3 года назад +1

    Nice video

  • @vjagadishchandra
    @vjagadishchandra 2 года назад

    How to drill and how to fix the wall mounted wooden cabinets in this blocks.
    I faced more difficulties to fix it.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      It can be done in similar way to brick walls

  • @lakshmikandh_k986
    @lakshmikandh_k986 3 года назад +1

    Y can't you compare fly ash vs red brick vs aac Block???

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      We are not building using fly ash bricks sir.

  • @KASIMLJ
    @KASIMLJ 2 года назад

    G+1 building Ku AAC blocks OK va sir?? Illa paathi Senegal, paathi AAC blocks vanganumaa??

  • @abdulravoof1286
    @abdulravoof1286 2 года назад

    Brother... This will withstand load?. Or only can be used in frame structure.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      It can be used in framed structure only sir

  • @playtemin
    @playtemin 3 года назад

    What about Porotherm bricks / hollow clay blocks manufactured by weinerberger? Any videos or projects executed using the same?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      No sir, we have not constructed using them

  • @guruvaran7958
    @guruvaran7958 3 года назад +1

    Broo Light ah Suthial thatina odaiyum en ipdi

  • @muthus6719
    @muthus6719 3 года назад

    Then why u not using for basemnet ? i seen here basement with bricks ... also why don't we use it for sump and septic tanks

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      Dead load has to be more in basement and wall thickness has to be more in basement since it's underground. Underground structures will also have more lateral pressure that's why bricks are used.

  • @kathambari4104
    @kathambari4104 3 года назад

    Porotherm bricks vs AAC blocks, which one is best?
    Using AAC blocks, we can rise floors like 2,3 rd like that

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      We can build upto 16-20 floors in AAC blocks. AAC is better than porotherm

  • @ranjithpandurangan1766
    @ranjithpandurangan1766 3 года назад

    Seems u have used MEPCRETE AAC which has only Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) certificate as per their website. Do they has ISI certificate ? Which brand is good MEPCO or RENACON ? I see RENACON website shows ISI certificate.

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      Yes, they are ISI certified and we use Renacon too

  • @3Yas9715
    @3Yas9715 2 года назад

    Nerkundram le AAC block house build panni tharuvingala?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Yes mam, we can. Please contact us at 7200472008

  • @VijayKumar-rh7gl
    @VijayKumar-rh7gl 3 года назад

    We can build with AAC block in rainy season? And what is the life of Gymsum plastering. Please reply sir

    • @VijayKumar-rh7gl
      @VijayKumar-rh7gl 3 года назад

      It's need curing? 6 inch is enough for outer wall?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +1

      Yes sir, its enough

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +1

      we can build in any season, we haven't used gypsum plastering so we are not aware of that sir

  • @ytsmcsmcm
    @ytsmcsmcm 2 года назад

    Thanks bro

  • @krishnadeephanwate2874
    @krishnadeephanwate2874 Год назад

    Sir my home foundation is in half column,can I use this block G+1 floor

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      Yes, it is possible to use blocks for constructing a G+1 floor on a half-column foundation. However, it is important to consult with a qualified structural engineer or an architect to assess the feasibility and safety of such construction. They can evaluate the existing foundation and provide guidance on the appropriate design and structural considerations for adding additional floors.

  • @brindag5544
    @brindag5544 2 года назад

    Sir, Which is best AAC or Flyash bricks for duplex house . Plz suggest.

  • @dr.prafuljk3423
    @dr.prafuljk3423 3 года назад

    Will construction material cost come down? Is it wise to wait? To build a house

  • @vilvaraam2123
    @vilvaraam2123 2 года назад

    Nice

  • @periyasamyr9791
    @periyasamyr9791 3 года назад

    Partition wall 4.5". What is the use of 6" block. How this will provide more carpet area?

    • @arunc4248
      @arunc4248 3 года назад

      AAC block is available in 4 inches as well

  • @sabarikrishna5874
    @sabarikrishna5874 Год назад

    Bro is advisable for G+2 .. what about cracks many peoples says that pls help me bro

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  Год назад

      Thank you for your inquiry. For detailed information kindly contact us at 7200472008 Our team will be happy to provide you with all the necessary details and assist you further.

  • @chrislee4417
    @chrislee4417 2 года назад

    Do you have experience with radiant cooling system?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      No sir, radiant cooling system is very costly in India

    • @chrislee4417
      @chrislee4417 2 года назад

      @@Hireandbuild Thanks. How much it roughly cost per sqft?

  • @santhoshkumar-lm4hs
    @santhoshkumar-lm4hs 3 года назад

    Sir Krishnagiri la project panni kudupingala please..

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Sorry, we are operational only in chennai as of now

  • @ImranKhan-db8hh
    @ImranKhan-db8hh 3 года назад

    Bro enga vitula hallow blovktha use panni irukom...sheet house tha....ena aguthuna...after rain when sunshine drops of water is leaking inside the house...is there any solution for this??

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  2 года назад

      Plastering and waterproofing has to be done sir

  • @p.m.a.k6524
    @p.m.a.k6524 3 года назад

    Suppose labour contract based ah irindha AAC ki kammiya kaepaangalaa bro? Comparing with brick

  • @TheSlm1992
    @TheSlm1992 3 года назад

    Can we use the ACC block to build the compound wall? how much it will cost compared with Bricks?

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      Yes sir, we can. It might be a little bit cheaper but hollow blocks is the cheapest option

    • @TheSlm1992
      @TheSlm1992 3 года назад

      @@Hireandbuild thanks for the reply, which is the best for compound wall? AAC block or bricks or holo blocks considering the fact next door as well construction work is going on.

  • @ramugowda9694
    @ramugowda9694 3 года назад

    Price & size?

  • @gopinathan8031
    @gopinathan8031 3 года назад

    Sir, does construction cost you mentioned in previous videos includes GST?

  • @lakshmananvellaisamy6278
    @lakshmananvellaisamy6278 3 года назад

    I would not agree with your test because the volume of the two is not identical.

  • @bsnchd23
    @bsnchd23 3 года назад

    Sir, Question: Any masen can handle this AAC bricks or it has to be a specialist

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад +1

      Any mason can handle this

    • @bsnchd23
      @bsnchd23 3 года назад

      Thank you Sir for your valuable info.

  • @elanthamizhanvijayan189
    @elanthamizhanvijayan189 3 года назад

    Sir ! If the basement height is 3 ft belt 3 ft ley pota nallatha or window keel matathukku pota nallatha sir pls tell

    • @Hireandbuild
      @Hireandbuild  3 года назад

      We can have below window itself sir.