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Brick monomur, the future of the bioclimatic construction?


Building a green home is still an option but tomorrow it will become a bond with the RT 2012 with homes which will need to become energy efficient (limited consumption to 50 kWh / m² / year) from 1 January 2013 before to make the big jump in 2020 to the house with positive energy.

To achieve this, many choices of materials (wood, Thermopierre, cellular concrete, ...) faced by those who want to build as green as possible. In this context, the Brick Monomur Clay has more than one advantage.

Known for their excellent natural insulation properties, which provide for the installation of additional insulation, bricks Monomur clay provide excellent thermal resistance: in winter, walls absorb heat from the heating and rebroadcast by radiation. In summer, the walls naturally regulate temperature and keep the freshness in the house. What could be better?

Perennial in time, their composition all natural (clay) allows them to maintain the quality of the indoor environment by not being a potential source of VOCs or other toxic and allergenic (also have 2 out of 3 children with asthma at home with no history family, it makes them ask questions!).

The problem of Clay Brick Monomur today is that it is still too unknown to the general public even if it is enjoying growing success in the Eco-Building: Based on 2009 figures, 15% of the houses low consumption (BBC) are brick Monomur Clay against 8% for all houses.

So to overcome this lack of recognition and to meet the new demands of construction, the French Federation of tiles and bricks (FFTB) educational site offers a very well illustrated and provided that you will reinforce the environmental qualities in the clay brick Monomur I have not covered all aspects and direct you to an appropriate professional.


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