The RåHouse Housebuilding Concept

RåHouse (pronounced ‘raw’) is a brand new, hassle-free approach to housebuilding. Utilising some of the most innovative building materials and processes the system has many advantages over traditional build methods:

  • Hassle-free all-in-one installation
  • Robust aircrete masonry
  • Superior build quality
  • Cost-effective
  • Time-saving, super-quick construction
  • Weathertight in just a few days
  • Impressive thermal and acoustic insulation
  • Low on waste and defective materials
  • Cutting-edge, eco-friendly housing
  • Readily available
  • Reliable delivery

Ceclon RåHouse Technology

A RåHouse is a quick and efficient way to build a weathertight masonry shell, using H+H Celcon’s Thin-joint blockwork walls combined with other advanced materials such as:

  • Celcon Foundation blocks
  • Celcon Flooring system (ground floors)
  • Celcon Thin-joint system
  • Proprietary intermediate floors
  • Roof trusses, felt and batten

The weathertight masonry shell is achieved quickly and efficiently by a single team of RåHouse Expert Installers.

This information has been sourced, reviewed and adapted from materials provided by H + H Celcon.

For more information on this source, please visit H + H Celcon.

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