Celcon Coursing Unit - SCP100/600

Name: Celcon Coursing Unit - SCP100/600
Brand: Celcon
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Celcon Coursing Units are produced from the same material as all H+H aircrete and are suitable for...

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The Celcon Coursing Unit SCP100/600 is designed for builders and contractors seeking a versatile aircrete masonry unit for internal and external applications. Its key benefit is providing consistency within the building fabric, suitable for load-bearing and non-load-bearing situations. A caveat is that load-bearing walls should not be constructed solely of these coursing units. This product offers thermal bridging protection, infill solutions, and coursing at floor and ceiling levels.

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Model Part Number	SCP100/600
Brand	Celcon

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FAQs

What are Celcon Coursing Units SCP100/600 used for?

They are used for infilling above doors and windows, coursing at floor and ceiling level, making up between joists, and in both load-bearing and non-load-bearing situations internally and externally.

Can I build a load-bearing wall using only these coursing units?

No, load-bearing walls should not be constructed solely of Coursing Units. They are intended for use in conjunction with other masonry units for load-bearing walls.

What is the compressive strength of these units?

The compressive strength is 3.6N/mm².

What are the dimensions of the Celcon Coursing Unit SCP100/600?

The dimensions are 215mm (length) x 65mm (height) x 100mm (width).

Are these units compatible with other H+H aircrete products?

Yes, they are produced from the same material as all H+H aircrete and are suitable for use with other H+H aircrete products, ensuring consistency within the building fabric.

How should these units be stored?

Units should be stored on a level surface, off the ground, and protected from excessive moisture to maintain their quality.

Troubleshooting

Inconsistent mortar joint thickness

Ensure units are laid on a full and level mortar bed. Use appropriate trowel techniques for consistent application.

Difficulty fitting units around openings

Verify precise measurements before cutting. Use a suitable cutting tool for clean edges. Ensure adjacent units are plumb and level.

Suspected cold bridging at junctions

Confirm that coursing units are correctly placed and fully bedded. Ensure there are no gaps. Consider additional insulation if required by building regulations.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Consistent material for seamless integration with other H+H aircrete products.
Suitable for a wide range of internal and external building tasks.
Provides practical solutions for infill and coursing applications.
Contributes to thermal performance by reducing cold bridging.

Cons

Cannot be used as the sole masonry unit for load-bearing walls.
Specific size may require complementary block types for full wall construction.
Requires protection against cold bridging, indicating it's a component in a system.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The Celcon Coursing Unit SCP100/600 is designed for use with standard masonry mortar. Ensure a consistent mortar bed for optimal adhesion and load distribution. Units should be laid on a full mortar bed.

Compatibility: These units are produced from the same material as all H+H aircrete, making them fully compatible with other H+H aircrete products. They can be used alongside conventional size Celcon Blocks to maintain material consistency within the building structure.

Care: Store units on a level surface, off the ground, and protected from excessive moisture. While aircrete is relatively durable, prolonged exposure to adverse weather before installation can affect its performance. Handle units with care to avoid chipping or damage, which could compromise their fit and structural integrity.