Times and costs

Fast and competitive building system. Buildings in a short time and at competitive costs

The Isotex wood-concrete building system provides multiple benefits to building operators, contractors and designers. It is fast, simple, complete, safe and competitive. Thanks to its quick and easy installation, it allows buildings to be constructed quickly and cost-effectively. Without neglecting any safety and performance aspects.

Isotex technology, allows the construction of earthquake-resistant, fire-resistant, green building, perfectly insulated buildings with high energy performance and excellent living comfort. All this with a single laying operation, without the need for further processing. Precisely because of these distinctive features, 8 times out of 10, the choice of the construction industry falls on ISOTEX, which is recognized by industry professionals as the building system with the best value for money.

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The laying speed

Isotex wood cement technology guarantees an extraordinary speed of installation. This is because the formwork and slab blocks are laid dry. In addition, the blocks are extremely light, easy to handle and have excellent workability. The range is complemented by formwork blocks to specials and kits to meet all kinds of site requirements. These are all features that make the construction operator’s work easier and reduce construction time as much as possible. And, consequently, construction costs.

Reduced costs

The Isotex building system is simple and quick to install, which reduces the number of workers and the intervention of specialised figures on site. A significant saving. A small number of operators also allows a considerable decrease in the risk of error, usually caused by several figures on site.

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Analyses

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Isotex projects

Specifications

External and internal load-bearing walls made with Isotex® structural wood cement blocks in a H formation, with a density of 534 ±10% kg/m³ laid dry, staggered by half a block, casting every 5-6 rows, with a single connecting hollow for the concrete.