The main element of the ICF system, making up most of the building. The blocks fit together like building bricks: the end of one block sits tight against the side of the next, and the block above locks them together. Laid this way, the wall leaves no place for a thermal bridge to form.
The main element of the ICF system, making up most of the building. The blocks fit together like building bricks: the end of one block sits tight against the side of the next, and the block above locks them together. Laid this way, the wall leaves no place for a thermal bridge to form. What sets the PLUS block apart is its plastic ties.
This element is used to build corners. It comes in two versions, left and right. It makes corners more accurate and stronger, and the whole build easier and faster.
The ML element is used to form lintels. The ICF lintel block lets you cast a strong monolithic lintel and keep the same insulation thickness as in the rest of the wall.
The slab-edge (or top) block is used where the floor slab or roof structure sits on the wall. It is a great way to keep this sensitive junction free of cold bridges.
These elements close off openings or form inside corners. OH and OB are the small end caps and are counted as a pair. OC is the large end cap. PE is an add-on element that gives an extra 5 cm of insulation where it is needed.