• Modular coordination
• Outer envelope
• Ceiling structures
• Ring beams and lintels, girders
• Corners
• Window and door openings
• Partition walls
• Bonding of structures
• Electrical installation and building utility distributions
• Expansion joints
• Thermal and technical properties of composite structure
• Construction details

Partition walls

Buildings made of KB-BLOK building blocks can essentially use any type of partition walls available on the market.
KB-BLOK itself offers partition blocks and it is up to the designer to choose the system option or not. This eliminates the slight problem with bonding the partitions in supporting walls, but the preparation of electric, water, sewage and heating installations must be thorough (see Chapter 1.9. Electrical installation + building utility distributions). Another option is walling from brick, cellular concrete pieces, or drywall boards. In such cases, great attention should be paid to anchoring. For bonding with supporting walls and between individual partition walls, see Chapter 1.8. Bonding of structures.

Due to the high level of precision of the shape of KB-BLOK walling elements, plasters, if any, are thin type. Only with regards to the plaster mixture manufacturers’ recommendations, reinforcement meshing is fixed on the wall. The fixing is into the joints.