About us
Founded in 2021, AAC Blocks Bihar is committed to revolutionizing construction in Bihar and Jharkhand with modern, eco-friendly building solutions. The history of Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks dates back to 1924 in Sweden, when architect Dr. Johan Axel Eriksson developed this lightweight, durable, and energy-efficient alternative to traditional red bricks. Over the years, AAC blocks have gained popularity worldwide, including in India, due to their fire resistance, thermal insulation, and cost-effectiveness.
In Bihar and Jharkhand, where construction is rapidly evolving, the demand for stronger, lighter, and more sustainable materials is at an all-time high. AAC Blocks Bihar is bridging this gap by providing high-quality AAC blocks that not only reduce construction costs but also ensure faster and more durable building solutions. Our mission is to support the region’s builders, contractors, and homeowners with materials that are stronger, greener, and built for the future.
Why Choose AAC Blocks Bihar?
At AAC Blocks Bihar, we manufacture high-quality Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks designed for strength, durability, and energy efficiency. Our blocks are lightweight yet strong, offering superior thermal insulation, soundproofing, and fire resistance, making them ideal for Bihar and Jharkhand’s construction needs. Compared to traditional red bricks, AAC blocks reduce construction costs by saving on cement, steel, and labor, while also ensuring faster project completion.
Our AAC Blocks are eco-friendly, made from fly ash, cement, lime, and aluminum powder, and cured under high pressure in autoclaves to achieve exceptional durability. They are pest-resistant, earthquake-resistant, and weatherproof, ensuring long-term stability for homes, offices, and commercial buildings. With AAC Blocks Bihar, you get a sustainable, cost-effective, and future-ready solution for modern construction.
The most sustainable materials in construction cannot be seen or touched, they are felt in the strength of the structure.
— Frank Lloyd Wright