The Benefits of the Maxi Wall System
Strong and Durable
Strong and Durable
Strong and Durable
MaxiWall steel-reinforced panels provide the solid feel of traditional bricks. With an approved external render finish, they withstand harsh Australian climatic conditions and will not degrade under normal circumstances.
# wall panel systems # maxiwall lightweight panels # maxi wall aac panels
Cost Effective
Strong and Durable
Strong and Durable
MaxiWall lightweight panels are easy to handle on-site with standard construction tools and quick to build with resulting in lower labour costs. # wall panel systems # maxi wall aac panels
Sustainable
Strong and Durable
Sustainable
MaxiWall offers a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable choice. When comparing volume, it has significantly lower manufacturing, embodied energy, and greenhouse gas emission impacts than concrete and bricks.
Safe
Superior Acoustics
Sustainable
Our staff has years of experience working with contractors and construction materials. We can provide expert advice on the best materials to use for your project and offer support throughout the entire construction process. Contact us today to learn how we can help make your project a success.
Fire Resistant
Superior Acoustics
Superior Acoustics
MaxiWall is manufactured from aerated concrete and is non-combustible and therefore suitable for fire-rated applications such as boundary and party walls in residential and commercial applications.
Superior Acoustics
Superior Acoustics
Superior Acoustics
Superior soundproofing and acoustic insulation properties.
Energy Efficient
Energy Efficient
Energy Efficient
Having a closed aerated structure which gives it superior thermal insulation properties compared to concrete or brick veneer. MaxiWall is therefore a smarter choice for lower heating and cooling energy consumption.
A proven Product
Energy Efficient
Energy Efficient
Maxi Wall AAC panels were invented in Sweden over 70 years ago and is widely used in building throughout Europe as well as other regions in the world. Its popularity amongst architects, builders and homeowners in Australia has been growing significantly over the past 20 years.