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Withstands to 1,000 degrees of heat

Preventing fire protection saves lives. Mineral building materials such as Ytong, Hebel and Multipor are inherently non-combustible. They meet fire safety requirements without the need for additional measures. This not only benefits the building owner.

How to find completely new solution to build in Europe

Project manager Elly Van Overmeire faced many challenges during the development of the new Ytong 07. At some stages, they turned into a real thrill - for the entire international Xella team.

AAC: Stable even when the earth shakes

Building safety is a key factor in preventing loss of life during natural disasters. That's why experts are studying the resistance of autoclaved aerated concrete. The Ytong material is as strong as other masonry.

Ytong for Iceland

Building a house with solid construction on the island of fire and ice is an adventure. With support from Xella Sweden, a team from Iceland successfully mastered it even between earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and snowstorms.

Not ecological? Autoclaved aerated concrete fact-checked

For many, autoclaved aerated concrete, or short AAC, does not seem like an ecological building material at first glance. Why is that? After all, it has a good ecological balance – among other things due to its excellent heat-insulating properties. A fact check on AAC in terms of ecologic propertie

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How to integrate responsibility into every step from production to recycling?

At Xella, sustainability is our DNA and influences our practices throughout our entire value chain - from energy production to responsible use of raw materials.
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Kick-off of ReloAD: working together toward circular construction logistics in Brussels

What if every leftover block on a construction site could start a new life instead of ending up as waste? That’s the vision behind ReloAD—an innovative project aimed at making the logistics flows
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When technology meets sustainability: relocating a ball mill

After providing reliable service for nearly two decades at the German plant in Wedel, the ball mill has found a new home at the AAC plant in Mios, France. This logistical feat has become a real showca
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Withstands to 1,000 degrees of heat

How to find completely new solution to build in Europe

AAC: Stable even when the earth shakes

Ytong for Iceland

Not ecological? Autoclaved aerated concrete fact-checked

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More sustainability news

How to integrate responsibility into every step from production to recycling?

Kick-off of ReloAD: working together toward circular construction logistics in Brussels

When technology meets sustainability: relocating a ball mill

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