Electrical and plumbing instillation

Electrical lines are easily installed using a plunge router to run cables to desired areas of the structure.  Electrical and plumbing installations in AAC masonry are placed in routed chases. Care should be taken when laying out chases to ensure that the structural integrity of the AAC elements is maintained. Do not cut reinforcing steel or reduce the structural thickness of the AAC elements except where permitted by the designer. In vertically spanning AAC elements, horizontal routing should be allowed only in areas with low flexural and compressive stresses. In horizontally traveling AAC elements, vertical routing should be minimized. Providing designated chases for large quantities of conduit or plumbing may be advantageous when possible. 

After the lines are placed, the wiring is patched, textured, and painted, exposing only switches and outlets. Such a high melting point reduces the chance of electrical fires, making AAC highly beneficial in lowering homeowners' insurance and ensuring peace of mind for building owners.