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Description

What is a concrete house?
Timeless, the concrete house adapts to all architectural requests. Concrete can be added to many other building materials such as wood, brick or metal to create the combination that best meets your requirements. If you want economical housing, with great mechanical resistance, durable and which promotes energy savings, the concrete house could well suit you in every way.

Why choose a concrete house?
The concrete house offers many advantages. Discover everything you could benefit from by opting for this type of house.

Sustainable construction
Concrete is a material that has a very long lifespan. It is the only one to resist time and bad weather so well. Your home retains its charm and construction quality over time. If you want to design a crawl space, only concrete will offer you fairly good thermal insulation and effective waterproofing.

A local solution
Concrete is very easy to find, even in the most remote parts of Cameroon. By building your home with local materials, you support builders and craftsmen in your region while saving on delivery.

Great freedom of customization
Contemporary, modern, Provençal or traditional, the concrete house adapts to all architectural styles. You can let your imagination run wild and create a home that is truly made for you.

High-performance thermal inertia
In the rainy season as well as in the dry season, the thermal inertia of the concrete house is very efficient. Heat and coolness are stored for optimal comfort and considerable energy savings.
Ideal for the floor of a passive house, concrete allows, against all expectations, to contribute to the construction of an ecological house and to reduce your energy consumption.
An affordable cost Concrete is an economical material, whatever its form. It makes the cost of building your individual home affordable and makes your investments profitable in the long term thanks to its energy performance.

Custom concrete
Concrete comes in various colors. It can be colored with pigments, textured and even have patterns. Enough to change your vision of gray concrete walls or floors and highlight the aesthetics of your type of home.

Mastered construction techniques
Concrete house construction techniques have been perfected for a long time. Mastered by many craftsmen, the new concrete houses all comply with environmental standards and have great strength.

A resistant structure
Regardless of the shape of your future house, concrete provides it with very good mechanical resistance. It is also used on all construction sites to design foundations and bases.

Types of materials for a concrete house
Concrete exists in many forms to meet all expectations and geographical situations. To create your masonry, you must choose the appropriate material. Do not hesitate to ask your project manager, architect or builder for advice.

Concrete blocks or concrete blocks
Concrete blocks, also called concrete blocks, are durable and have good resistance to temperature changes in addition to great strength. Ideal for small budgets, it is an economical, resistant and easy to assemble material. Some blocks can have improved thermal performance by adding insulation inside small internal cells.

Aerated concrete
Aerated concrete is a very lightweight material in the form of panels, tiles or blocks. Made from common elements like water, cement, sand, lime and aluminum powder, it could have been called eco-friendly if its design was.
It is equally suitable for the traditional construction of interior and exterior spaces and has very good thermal insulation capabilities. However, its airy structure and its mass mean that it is not very solid and can crumble during installation.

Concrete tiles
Concrete tiles are used to make a concrete roof. With this material assembled above the head, no bad weather will spoil your daily life.
Note that you can create a concrete screed to design a flat roof.