Y-Tong (aerated concrete) - quality building material? (sound insulation!)

with us also local general contractor, family business, they only build with Liaplan and are good at it, if you want to choose one of the two from the construction service description (10-15 pages), it was a good value for money ratio for us

I'm bringing the thread back up. I spoke with a construction company today and they recommended Liaplan. I would prefer not to use Ytong, but Liaplan seems to combine all the advantages. Has anyone had experience with it?

You will probably find more experiences here if you search the forums for Liaplan as well as Liapor or even expanded clay. I know aerated concrete, also from my own experience with my factory building, and I have no reservations about it. I myself live in pumice, which is basically the third sibling. If your builder has processing experience with Liaplan, then go ahead and use it. The stone is absolutely fine and in my opinion the best one is always the one the builder is most familiar with.