Chandra Traders - ACC

The thickness of the wall plays an integral role in maintaining both the structural integrity and insulation of a house. The standard thickness should be 230mm (9"). A thicker wall provides greater strength and stability to the overall structure of the house. It can better withstand external forces and enables even distribution of the load, reducing the risk of structural failure and ensuring the long-term durability of the building. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #Sustainableliving #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #Sustainableliving

A house can be naturally cooled by maintaining a minimum height of 10 feet between the floor and the ceiling. This allows colder air to move around the house more easily and hot air to rise to the ceiling. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #Sustainableliving #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #Sustainableliving

While designing a home, the home builder should consider sustainability trends like solar panel installation. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #Sustainableliving #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #Sustainableliving

Constructing a plinth with proper height is crucial while building your home, as it protects it from flooding caused by storm water during the monsoon season. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingIndia #BuildingNationswithGoodness #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingIndia #BuildingNationswithGoodness #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise

A home's design should promote cross ventilation, where fresh air enters your home from one window and exits from another. The windows should be above 3 feet in height. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #BuildWise

Sand is a crucial component in the home-building process; it is necessary for the creation of mortar, concrete, and block structures. Due to this, the quality checks of the sand brought to the site are vital. Low-quality sand can be detrimental to structures. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts

Winter is one of the best seasons to commence construction of your home due to the lack of moisture and heat. The low temperature causes the concrete to set slowly, which gradually strengthens the structures. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts

The use of wood in building is crucial; termites are likely to exist wherever there is timber, and if left unchecked, these pests can seriously harm the building. Investing in this chemical treatment can save on future extensive rehabilitation and repair work. #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ChangeTheStory #ConstructionFacts

Carbon emissions produced during the production of green cement are 80% lower than that of traditional cement, making it a sustainable choice for consumers! #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ConstructionFacts #ThisisAdaniCement #GrowthWithGoodness #BuildingNationswithGoodness #BuildingIndia #MakingHistory #ConstructionFacts