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President AAC Blocks

President AAC Blocks is a leading manufacturer of Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks in Central Gujarat,

Features of President AAC Blocks:

Applications of President AAC Blocks:

Residential buildings (individual houses, apartments)
Commercial buildings (offices, hotels, hospitals)
Schools
Hospitals
Industrial buildings

For Anti-Crack Use: GI Plaster Mesh. Diamond Set offers easy 3-block joining.

President AAC Blocks & Arpitha GI Plaster Mesh: Blocks join with Mooter (40 kg bag available).

Arpitha GI Plaster Mesh is a product specifically designed to reinforce plaster on walls and other surfaces. Here’s a breakdown of its key features:

Made from Galvanized Iron (GI) with a nominal thickness of around 0.35mm.
The GI undergoes a hot-dip zinc coating process, providing protection against rust and corrosion.

Used to strengthen plaster, preventing cracks and improving its overall stability.
Commonly applied at critical points like:
- Wall beam joints
- Wall column joints
- Door and window openings
- Electrical chases (grooves cut into walls for electrical wiring)
- Sump tank plastering (underground water tank)
Can also be used for lath plastering, a traditional technique involving a wooden or metal frame supporting the plaster.

Reduced Cracking: By providing a strong base for the plaster, Arpitha GI Plaster Mesh helps prevent cracks caused by:
- Vibration
- Settlement of the building
- Temperature fluctuations
- Improper curing of plaster
- Rapid construction activities
Improved Strength: The mesh reinforces the plaster, making it more resistant to damage and wear.
Earthquake Resistance: By creating a more stable plaster layer, it can potentially improve a building’s resistance to earthquakes.

Arpitha GI Plaster Mesh typically comes in rolls of various widths (common sizes include 100mm, 125mm, 150mm) and a standard length of 20 meters.

Metal Mesh (Arpitha GI Plaster Mesh):
- Made from galvanized iron (GI) with a zinc coating for rust resistance.
- Offers high strength and rigidity, ideal for high-stress areas and heavy plaster applications.
- More resistant to fire compared to fiberglass mesh.
- May be slightly more expensive than fiberglass mesh.
Fiberglass Mesh:
- Made from woven glass fibers, often with an alkali-resistant coating.
- Lightweight and flexible, easier to cut and conform to uneven surfaces.
- Generally less expensive than metal mesh.
- Not as strong as metal mesh, but suitable for most standard plastering applications.

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