ᐅ Which developers build with POROTON in Schleswig-Holstein?

Created on: 16 May 2017 07:41
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salditos
Hello dear forum community,

We are also about to make our dream of a lifetime come true.
The plot of land is already secured, and now we are looking for someone who can bring our ideas to life. Since we would like the walls of our townhouse to be made of POROTON, we keep noticing that in the northern regions, construction is often done with aerated concrete blocks (e.g., Ytong).
Now we are looking for builders who work with POROTON and are still located in the north – which is why I am reaching out to this forum, as it is very difficult to find out how companies actually build.
IN SHORT: Who builds with POROTON in the north and can provide us with a contact?
Thank you very much in advance,
Chrischan
Tolentino2 Oct 2021 22:45
By the way, Wienerberger has a factory in Kirchkimmen. Maybe just ask there who gets deliveries nearby?
11ant2 Oct 2021 23:40
Franzbrot schrieb:

It seems like there is some kind of aerated concrete equator. [...]
I would also like to know why that is..

An "equator" would be a line between two regions, but here there seems to be a third one in between: the sedimentary stone belt (roughly from southern North Rhine-Westphalia to Hesse). I live right in the pumice area. Aerated concrete (also called gas concrete) originates from Sweden.
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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Nordlys
3 Oct 2021 13:45
Kirchkimmen, however, is far away from SH.
11ant3 Oct 2021 18:23
Nordlys schrieb:

Kirchkimmen is quite far from SH.

OL or OD – as long as it’s Italy ;-)
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
Tolentino3 Oct 2021 20:01
Silly, 170 km (105 miles) is not far at all.
For my insulation from Pagoni, I traveled 20 km (12 miles) farther.
K1300S3 Oct 2021 20:49
As I mentioned above, bricks are not ideal for long distances primarily due to their mass – basically the exact opposite of insulation. 😉