AAC Block Tools & Accessories

What tools do you need to lay AAC blocks?

AAC block tools differ from clay-brick tools because AAC blocks are laid with thin-bed mortar and have an aerated body. You need a trowel that spreads an even bed along the whole block, a saw that cuts straight, and anchors and ties designed for AAC. The right tools give you straight, strong walls that don't crack later.

Types of AAC block tools

• AAC block trowel: notched trowels from 7.5 to 20 cm to match the block, plus comb and sanding trowels for leveling courses.
• AAC anchors for hanging cabinets, shelves and TVs on AAC walls.
• AAC wall ties: metal straps and angle ties that tie the wall to columns and beams every 2 courses.
• AAC saws, rubber mallets for tapping blocks into line, drill-mounted mixing paddles and chasing scrapers for pipes and conduit.

Why the right tool matters

A notched trowel of the right width gives full mortar coverage and saves mortar, a rubber mallet adjusts blocks without chipping them, wall ties reduce cracks along columns, and AAC anchors don't spin like ordinary plastic plugs. The job goes faster with less rework.

Buy AAC block tools at OneStockHome

At OneStockHome you can order tools together with AAC blocks, AAC masonry mortar and AAC plaster in one order, so contractors and DIY homeowners have everything ready before work starts.