Poured earth concrete : Virtuous construction
Poured earth concrete is made up of sand, gravel, earth and water. Cement, which is a usual component of conventional concrete, is replaced here with earth. Clay is naturally present in earth and acts as the binder.
An environmentally-friendly solution
Poured earth concrete is not an ordinary pre-wall. It's a major advancement in the construction field that uses raw earth concrete. Unlike traditional concrete which uses cement as a binder, Poured earth concrete replaces cement with earth. This raw earth acts as a binder, merging with the sand, gravel, and water to create a robust and durable construction material.
- Exceptional Carbon Footprint
- The use of raw earth significantly reduces the carbon footprint of the material, making Precoterre an ecological choice.
- Circular Economy
- By using local earth, Precoterre promotes the circular economy, thus reducing costs and the environmental impact of transport.
- Preservation of Natural Resources
- By replacing cement with earth, Precoterre preserves natural resources.
- 100% Recyclable
- Precoterre is fully recyclable, meaning it can be reused in other construction projects.
Technical Features of Poured earth concrete
- Hygrometric Regulation
Thanks to its unique composition, Poured earth concrete offers natural hygrometric regulation of buildings, ensuring a comfortable indoor environment.
- Fire Reaction
Classified as A1, Poured earth concrete is not only solid but also fire-resistant.
- Acoustic Insulation
With its mass effect, Poured earth concrete acts as an acoustic insulator, reducing noise nuisances.
Functional drawing
Poured earth concrete panels with wooden framework
Prefabrication makes it possible to transfer the drying time to the factory and deliver a finished product on the site, with shorter installation times.
