
D500 aerated concrete block — a strong masonry material with accurate dimensions, good thermal performance and easy workability.
- retains heat;
- does not burn;
- environmentally friendly and safe;
- has high strength.
Warm, reliable and lasting aerated concrete homes for comfortable living in Perm and the Perm region.
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D500 aerated concrete block — a strong masonry material with accurate dimensions, good thermal performance and easy workability.
D500 aerated concrete block combines thermal performance, dimensional accuracy and sufficient strength for private homes when the design and correct masonry methods are followed.
The material's porous structure helps reduce heat loss through external walls.
Accurate dimensions simplify masonry and allow thin joints.
The blocks' large size and low weight speed up wall construction.
Aerated concrete is a mineral material and does not support combustion.
Masonry reinforcement, lintels and a ring beam ensure reliable wall performance.
The house can be finished with brick, render, clinker or timber facade boarding.






Aerated concrete forms the load-bearing walls, while the facade defines the appearance and protects the structure from the elements. Finishes can include decorative render, facing or clinker brick, facade panels, timber boarding or a combination of these.
We build in stages, from design and foundations to facade, building services and finishing. The exact scope of work depends on the chosen package.
We choose a design, agree the package and calculate construction costs.
We account for ground conditions, set out the building and prepare the site for construction.
We determine the foundation type and structure from the design and site conditions.
We build walls with D500 blocks, checking alignment and joint thickness.
We install masonry reinforcement, lintels and the ring beam according to the design.
We install floors according to the structural design.
We install the rafter structure and roof covering according to the design.
We install windows and an entrance door to protect the house from precipitation and wind.
We carry out facade, building services and finishing work according to the chosen package.
Homes built by April Premium in Perm and the Perm region —
with floor areas, structural details and construction timelines.



Choose a suitable layout and find out the indicative cost of building an aerated concrete house.



Indicative cost for the Shell package: design area × RUB 55 000/m². The final price depends on the site, foundations, structural design and chosen materials.
The indicative cost depends on the area and chosen package.
Example estimate for a 100 m² house.
Example estimate for a 100 m² house
We compare the main characteristics of aerated concrete, brick and clay blocks. The final choice depends on the architecture, number of storeys, foundation design, facade and construction budget.
| Parameter | Aerated concrete | Brick | Clay block |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thermal performance | High, thanks to the material's porous structure. | Depends on wall thickness and additional insulation. | High, thanks to the block's hollow structure. |
| Masonry construction speed | High: large blocks speed up wall construction. | Lower: masonry uses small units. | High: large-format blocks are used. |
| Load on the foundations | Relatively low due to lighter masonry. | Higher due to the greater weight of brickwork. | Moderate compared with aerated concrete and brick. |
| Strength | Sufficient for a private home when the design and construction methods are followed. | Very high when masonry is correctly laid. | High when correct masonry methods are followed. |
| Facade finish | A protective exterior finish is required. | Facing brick can also form the finished facade. | Exterior finishing or cladding is usually required. |
| Construction considerations | Thin joints, masonry reinforcement, lintels and a ring beam are important. | Masonry takes more time and mortar. | Correct masonry, insulating mortar and purpose-made supplementary units are important. |
This is a general comparison. Exact wall properties, foundation loads and final costs depend on the design, number of storeys, masonry thickness, material grade and structural details.
Aerated concrete suits private homes where thermal performance, fast masonry construction and relatively low foundation loads are priorities. We determine the material and wall construction after the design is chosen and the site assessed.
Yes. Aerated concrete is suitable for year-round homes when the walls, foundations, roof, facade and building services are correctly designed. The material's porous structure helps retain heat; indoor comfort also depends on heating, ventilation and construction quality.
Insulation requirements are determined by thermal calculations that account for block density and thickness, wall construction and climate. Some designs do not require additional insulation, but no single solution suits every home. A ventilated cavity is provided between the aerated concrete and facing brick.
An aerated concrete house can be finished with decorative render, facing or clinker brick, facade panels, timber boarding or a combination of these. The facade construction must protect the walls from the elements and allow moisture to escape correctly. We choose the specific solution to suit the house architecture and selected package.
The foundation type is selected after assessing the site, ground conditions, loads and structural design. Private homes may use a cast-in-place slab, strip foundations or a pile-and-ground-beam foundation. The designer makes the final decision; no single foundation suits all aerated concrete houses.
The timeline depends on the house area and architecture, foundation type, roof, facade, season and chosen package. We prepare an initial schedule after reviewing the design and site, and record the stages and deadlines in the contract. Building the shell takes less time than completing a home with building services and final finishes.
Yes. Bespoke design costs RUB 1 000/m². The design is developed around the site, layout, architecture and structural requirements. When a construction contract is signed, the bespoke design cost is deducted from the construction cost.
Aerated concrete is a building material; an aerated concrete block is a finished wall unit made from it. In everyday Russian, 'aerated concrete house' and 'aerated block house' are often used interchangeably. When choosing blocks, density, strength, dimensional accuracy and compliance with the design are important.
Cracking risks are reduced through correctly designed foundations, accurate masonry, thin joints, reinforcement, lintels and a ring beam. Work follows the design and the required construction sequence and methods. These measures improve structural reliability, but cannot guarantee the complete absence of cracks in every situation.
We will prepare an initial estimate based on the design, area, material, package and site conditions.