How is wiring installed in AAC walls?
Easily. There are standard methods for installing wiring in autoclaved aerated concrete walls. Many installers use a combination. Routing: Build the walls first. The electrician draws directly on the block to indicate where the wires will go. The AAC installer uses a manual or electric router to cut channels on the inside of the walls. After the electrician installs the wiring, the wall is plastered or filled with our special E-Repair mix which allows a clean crack free smooth finish to wall. Requires no pre-planning, and changes are easily made. Conduit usually required. Extra switches and receptacles can still be added by the routing method.
