Hemplith Hemp Block

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Hemplith Hemp Block

Masonry block and insulation combined in one material — for climate-friendly, healthy building without an additional insulation layer.

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Hemplith® Hemp Block

Masonry block and insulation in one material.

With the Hemplith® hemp block you build or renovate sustainably and healthily. The material combines brick and insulation in one solid, monolithic element.

Hemp and lime form hemp-lime, which is processed in an environmentally friendly way into fire-resistant, handy and lightweight hemp-lime blocks — durable for generations.

Thanks to their thermal properties, hemp blocks achieve low-energy and passive-house standard (KfW 55–40 plus) without additional insulation. Ideal moisture regulation lowers heating and cooling costs.

The hemp blocks hold the necessary certifications and a technical approval in line with applicable European standards — for high CO₂ savings and the best living quality.

Hemplith Hanfstein
Hemplith Hanfstein
Hemplith Hanfstein
Hemplith Hanfstein
Properties

Properties of the hemp-lime block

Heat storage and insulation
Sound absorption and insulation
Healthy indoor climate through moisture regulation
Fire-resistant, low flammability
Airtight, monolithic construction
100% recyclable
High summer heat protection
Rodent- and pest-resistant
Mould-inhibiting
Fast, cost-effective installation
Energy-efficient
Breathable and vapour-open
Applications

Where hemp block is used

Single- and multi-family homes, commercial properties
Partition and internal walls
External walls and building envelopes
New builds in timber, solid or prefab construction
External thermal insulation of existing buildings
Internal insulation in existing buildings
Under-floor insulation
Internal acoustic walls
Energy retrofit of old buildings, timber-frame & heritage
Installation

Easy to work with — using common tools.

Hemplith® hemp blocks are laid with insulating or lime masonry mortar. Base and finishing plaster must be breathable — e.g. lime putty, lime or clay plaster.

The blocks can be worked with conventional tools: aerated-concrete saw, band saw, alligator saw or hand saw — similar to sand-lime brick or aerated concrete.

Technical data sheet

Key figures at a glance

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Thermal conductivity λ (dry) 0,069 W/(m·K)
Dry bulk density 318 ± 10 kg/m³
Reaction to fire B-s1, d0 (EN 13501-1)
Standard base size 590 × 285 mm
Available thicknesses 70 – 320 mm
U-value (depending on thickness) 0,91 – 0,21 W/(m²·K)
Standard Passive house KfW 55 – 40 plus

Interested in hemp block?

We advise you on wall build-up, quantities and structural design — and provide the relevant data sheets.

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