Crane unloading
Ceramic blocks are heavier than aerated concrete, so pallets are lifted off by crane truck and set beside the work.
Building materials · Kyiv
Buy ceramic blocks in Kyiv
Ceramic blocks for load-bearing walls. Stronger than aerated concrete, laid with tongue and groove. Delivered on pallets with unloading across Kyiv.
Ceramic blocks for load-bearing walls
A ceramic block is fired clay with a system of internal voids. The cavities slow heat transfer while the ceramic webs give strength noticeably higher than aerated concrete. That is why ceramic blocks are usually chosen for load-bearing walls in multi-storey houses, under heavy floors and wherever the wall carries a serious load.
The vertical faces are formed as tongue and groove: adjacent blocks interlock without mortar, and adhesive goes only into the horizontal joint. This speeds up laying and removes vertical cold bridges. The material is heavier and more expensive than aerated concrete, absorbs less moisture and is harder to cut — all worth weighing while the wall material is still being chosen.
Sizes
What to confirm before ordering
- wall thickness
- wall area minus openings
- number of pallets
- thin-bed adhesive
- address and truck access
A manager quotes for your volume and delivery address — send a request or call us.
Terms
How we ship ceramic blocks
Quantity for the wall
We calculate quantity from wall area and thickness, with an allowance for cutting and breakage.
Comparison with aerated concrete
Still choosing? We will show the difference in strength, insulation, weight and price for your volume.
Questions and answers
Ceramic block questions
Ceramic or aerated blocks?
Ceramic is stronger and better for loaded load-bearing walls; aerated is lighter, cheaper and easier to cut. A full comparison is in our reference section.
What is tongue and groove?
It is the profile of the vertical faces: neighbouring blocks interlock without mortar. Adhesive goes only into the horizontal joint, so laying is faster.
Can ceramic blocks be cut?
Yes, but it is harder than with aerated concrete: the ceramic is tougher and needs the right tool, so cut pieces are planned in advance.
Is extra insulation needed?
The void structure holds heat well, but the final answer comes from a thermal calculation covering wall thickness, region and junction details.
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Often ordered together
Price ceramic blocks for your walls
Send the wall area and the thickness you need and we will calculate quantity, pallets and delivered cost.