IFCFs can better accommodate ‘Healthy Home’ builders because they are pre-finished/clad with AAC.

AAC is considered a wood replacement in many countries because it:

• Doesn’t warp, rot or off-gas

• Improves indoor air quality by equalizing moisture and air temperature

• Meets US building codes (8” AAC blocks)

• Can be a sustainable way to build energy efficiently (below 20 degrees latitude)

• Tried and true globally for 98 years

• Reduces onsite construction costs

• Accurate factory controlled modular units

• Durable, disaster resistant

• Pest resistant

• Can’t burn

However, in Canada, AAC isn’t insulating enough so the IFCF was developed.

Other reasons to build with IFCF are because they:

• Can meet higher energy efficiency standards

• Reduces the amount of concrete used in resilient construction

• Simpler and quicker to build with

• Reduces costs of labour and materials

• Can be reused

  Other information about AAC can be seen on this video