ISORAST

THE ISORASTBUILDING
THE AWARD SYSTEM
WINNING
BUILDING
SYSTEM
CATALOG
30 YEARS
EXPERIENCE

WORLD BEST
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EARTHQUAKE
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WATER
RESISTANT
ISORAST IS A PERMANENT SHUTTERING
WALL
FLOOR
MATERIAL IN INTERLOCKING HOLLOW
ROOF BLOCK FORM OUT OF EXPANDED
SYSTEM POLYSTYRENEWITH FLAME RETARDANT
AVAILABLE ADDIIVE (extradenseSTYROPOR-F)MANU-
FACTUREDBY BASF

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ISORAST

ISORAST
 Product-group:Interior Block

Width: 250mm (9-13/16)

Height:250mm (9-13116)
Length:750mm (29-ll2)

Insulation: R=35

End-block:750mm + 500mm
(29-ll2 + 1911116)

Product-group:Exterior Block

Width: 3L2.5mm (12-5/16)

Height:250mm (9-13/16)
Length:750mm (29-ll2)

Insulation: R=52.63

Product-group:Exterior Block
for Low Energ.vHomes

Width: 375mm (14-314)

Height:250mm (9-13116)
Length:750mm (29-l/2)

Insulation: R=71.43

Product-group:Exterior Block
for PassiveHomes

RRRS Width: 437.5mm (17-ll4)

Height:250mm (9-13116)
Length:750mm (29-l/2)

Insulation: R=91
 INDEX

i.0 Introduction
1.1 Preamble
1.2 What is ISORAST
1.3 The Developmentof ShutteringBlocksmadeout of Polystyrene
2.0 TechnicalData
2.1 Generallnformation
2.2 M a j o rD i m e n s i o n s
2.3 Expansion
2.4 Diffusion and Condensation of WaterVapor
3.0 R-valueComparison
3.1 Typical R-valueCalculations
3.2 R-valueand the Cost of Heating
3.3 The Importanceof a Low R-valuein Winter
3.4 Advantagesof a Low R-valuein Summer
4.0 FireConsiderations
4.1 Resistance to Fire
5.0 Deterioration
5.1 General
5.2 Aging
5.3 Rot
5.4 MechanicalFatigue
6.0 ConstructionProcedure
6.1 ModularBuilding
6.2 ErectionProcedure
6.3 End pieces
6.4 CurvedWalls
6.5 RoundedCornerBlocks
6.6 The L-element
6.1 ConcreteColumnsand Roof Support
6.8 Lintels
6.9 CuttingISORASTBlocks
6.10 Piping
6.l l CirculaO r penings
1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Preamble

At the Interbuild29"'November- 5'nDecember1981. OAKHOUSE LIMITED

will be exhibiting for the first time in rhe united Kingdom a new building
productnamedISORAST,a hollow block madefrom Styroporwhich servesas
a permanentshutteringfor concreteconstruction
This product's main advantages are its speedof erectionand the very high
thermalinsulationpropertiesattained. (R-valueof 34.48in the caseof a250
mm wall (9.85inch).

ISORAST is usedextensivelyin Germany,Switzerland,Belgium and France,

and now it is being introducedto Venezuela,Australia.In 1996the ISORAST
Building Systemis introducedfor the first time to the United Statesby a
companynamed"HurricaneHomes& Construction, Inc.

ISORAST was inventednearly30 yearsago.It is both a productand a simple

building system: Hollow blocks made of BASF Styropor-F Expanded
Polystyrene,with Flame RetardantAdditive, are erectedLEGO fashion by
meansof their toothedtops and groovedundersides.Shouldhorizontalrein-
forcementbe requrred,this can be laid on perfbrmedshelvesincorporatedin
each unit. automaticallygiving the requiredcover. Once erected.concreteis
pouredinto the cavity of the constructionformedby the blocksprovidingthe
Ioadbearing construction.

The ISORAST rangefeaturesblocksof 250 mm for outsidewalls, 125mm for

inside partitionsand also 370 mm blocks for higher complexityof construc-
tion. Includedin the rangeareL-elementsas floor supportunits,roof elements
and radiusedblocks for curved and shapedwalls. The outsidefaces of the
hollow blocks are keyed and a whole rangeof exterior renderscan be applied
whilst interiorscan be plastered.tiled, paneledor treatedin any other tradi-
tionai manner.
 1.2 What is ISORAST

It is a permanentshutteringmaterialin interlockinghollow block form out of

Expanded Polystyrene with Flame Retardant Additive (extra dense
STYROPOR-F)manufactured by BASF
ExpandedPolystyrenehasa rangeof consistencies in densityfrom 10 kg/m3 to
over 100 kg/m3. The lower densitymaterials(10/30kgim3) - which are those
usuallyencountered - are light and resemblebalsawood in texture,whilst the
very high densitymaterialsare like hard wood.

ISORAST is madefrom the top quality lower densitymaterial30 kg/m3 and

yet has double the tensile strengthof the 20 kg/m3 quality materialsby virtue
of its unique crossbardesign.The blocks are erectedone upon the other
'LEGO' fashion
and in stretcherbond-afterwhich the cavity of the blocks is
filled with concreteto form a solid wall construction.

The complexform of theseshutteringblocksandin particularthe designof the

interlockingsystemwas exhaustivelystudiedto make sure that it could not
crack nor developweak spots.The crossbarsare offsettowardsthe lower half
of the block to preventsplayingof the block duringthe pouringof the concrete.

An advance system of constructionfor use where energy conservation(by

reductionof thermaltransmission)and speedof construction(reducedlabor
costs)are imoortant.

Closed Corner with end-pieces T-Connection

1.3 The Development of Shuttering Blocks made out of Polystyrene

Sometimeafter the discoveryof expandedpolystyrenein 1951by BASF, the

product becameused extensivelyon the continentas an outsideinsulating
materialfor walls and varioustypesof specialoutsiderenderingwere quickly
developed.By the late fifties Very elaboratetechniques- supplemented by
theoretical and practical tests already existed to guaranteethe safety and
performanceof the materials.

An idea therefore arosein the mind of an Austrian engineerto replacethe

difficult application of first an outside layer and then an inside layer of
insulationwith a form of constructionin which theseelementswere already
embodied,creatinga permanentshutter.This was the birth of ISORAST After
many trials, standardization of the systemwas completeproducinga beauti-
fully simplesystemreducedto basicallyonly a few units.Basedunashamedly
on a child's building kit, the blocksplacedone upon anotherformed a strong
permanentshutterwhereinconcretecould be pumpedquickly and accurately.

Wall installation

Metal Stairs- Integratedin the Isorast

Form System
 2. TECHNICALDATA

2.I GeneralInformation
Material: Extra DenseExpandedPolystyrene
EPS (BASF Styropor-F)with
FlameRetardantAdditive.

Density: 30 kg/m3 Thermalconductivity: -20'C 0.021

Shearstrength(N/cm2): 85 - 120 (Wm'C) l0' c 0.031
Flexural strength(N/cm2): 42 - 52 40'c 0.034
Tensilestrength(N/cm2): 37 - 52

Water vaportransmission: 0.6

( gim2hr )
Water uptakevolume 0.3 - 0.7
fractton 7o'^
Co-efficientof expansion: 1/16inch/39'-3/8" (at elevatedtemperatures)
(250 mm wall/ 9-3/16) 2 mnl m

Weight of ISORAST blocks: 125 standardblock 220 g

(500mm long/ 19-11116) 250 standardblock 420g
315 standardblock 460 s.

Approx. weightsof ISORAST 125 wall unfaced101kg/m2

wall (concretefilled): 250 wall unfaced33l kg/m2
315 wall unfaced560 kg/mZ

Approx. concretequantities 125 ISORAST wall40 l/m2

required: 250 ISORASTwall 132 llmZ
315 ISORAST wall 222 1/m2

R-values: 125 ISORASTwall 23.25unfacet

23.25facedboth sides
250 ISORASTwall 34.48unfaced
35.71facedboth sides
315 ISORASTwall 62.50unfaced
62.50facedboth sides

Acousticproperties: 120 ISORASTwall 40 dB unfaced

4l dB rendered
250 ISORASTwall 48 dB unfaced
49 dB rendered
375 ISORASTwall 54 dB unfaced
54 dB rendered
2.2 Major Dimensions

ISORAST 250 mm standard block / R - 34.48

Length:250mm,500 mm, 1000mm,2000mm, Height:250mm, Width: 250mm
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2.3 Expansion

The inherentlow thermal fluctuationsensurethat the risk of crackingof any

external renderingand internal plasterworkare non-existent.The ISORAST
systemguaranteescompleteabsenceof cracking,as at very high temperaturesthe
maximumpossibleexpansion is 0.2 mm/m.(250mm wall/ 9-13116)

2.4 Diffusion and Condensationof Water Vapor

Styropor does not absorb any water it is however permeableto water vapor.
Moreover, the small differencebetweenthe temperatureof the internalsurfaceof
the wall and the room temperatureof the adjacent air means that water
condensationcannotoccurunlessthe relativehumidityin the room is greaterthan
93Vo.

No special precautionsare thereforerequired in private houses,even in bath-

rooms,showers,utility rooms,etc.A vaporbarrieris recommended, however,in
the constructionof areassuch as enclosedswimmingpools,public toilets,tyro
factories,etc.,whererelativehumiditycould be constantlyvery high.

3.0 R-value Comparison

The tablebelow comparesthe theoreticalthicknessnecessary

to obtaina R-value
of 3 4.48 for varioustypesof singleskin construction.

Sotid Wall Density Thermal Thickness for

Construction kg/m3 Conductivity R= 34.48

ISORAST250 250mm
concretefilled 9- r 3/r 6

Lightweight aggregate 700 0.-36 I 1 8 0m m

hollow blocks 46-1/16

Aerated 700 0.28 920mm

36-t/4

Concreteblocks 800 0.34 1 1 2 0m m

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3.1 Typical R-value Calculations

Brickwork /
cavity / block
RI 0.55 RI OUTSIDES.R. 0.55
R2 0.71 R2 EXTERNAL 0.71
RENDER
R3 1.22 R3 ISORSTO/S 1s.0
LAYER
R4 1.80
R4 160mm 2.00
R5 4.98 CONCRETE
R5 ISORASTVO 15.0
R6 0.26 LAYER
R7 1.23 R6 PLASTER 0.26
R7 INSIDE S.R. 1.23

TOTAL R= 10.75 TOTAL R= 34.75

3.2 R-Value and the Cost of Heating

To maintaina spaceborderedby one squaremeterof wall whoseR-valueis l0

at a constanttemperature of 68 F, it would cost approximately$ 2.40 per year
assumingthe costof fuel to be 24.00centper liter. (app.$ 0.90per gallon)With
an R-valueof 34.71this annualcostwould drop to $0.69.

That's an Energy SavingsFactor of 7l.25%owith the ISORAST 250 mm

standard block and,84Vowith the 375 mm high insulated trlock.

The graphbelow comparesheatingcostsfor variousassumedvaluesof oil

pricesfor R-valuesof R= I 0, R= 15,R=20.R=35 andR=62.5.

R-valueand the cost of heating

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3.3 The Importance of a bow R-value in Winter

When the differencein temperaturesbetweenthe internal surfaceof an outside

wall and the adjacentcolumn of air is greaterthan 3oC,movementof air occurs
and the air temperaturebeginsto fluctuate.With an ISORAST constructionthe
difference in the temperaturesbetweenthe interior surfaceof the wall and the
adjoiningair can neverbe more than0.9"C.( I .6 'F)
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3.4 Advantages of a L+ R-value in Summer

During summerwhen the walls are heatedby the sun and occasionallyreach
temperaturesof up to 70oC,(158'F) a high R-valuereversesthe processand
maintainsa cool interior.

4.0 Fire Consideration

4.1 Resistanceto Fire

The fire resistanceof a structuralelement is normally inherent in its own

structuralform. The loadbearingsection of constructionwith ISORAST is
formed by a core of concrete,which is totally non inflammable.Styropor-F
appliedto the surfacesof walls andcoveredwith a materialsuchas renderingor
plasterworkwould call for classificationof SurfaceSpreadof Flame or Fire
Propagationdependingon the coveringmaterialused.

ISORAST is madefrom ExpandedPolystyrene Styropor-F containinga Flame

RetardantAdditive (FRA) which hasobtainedClassP designation (not easily
ignitable) to BS 476 Part 5: 1968. and "difficulty ignitable" to DIN 4102,
whilst SurfaceSpreadof Flame testsunder BS 476 PartT: 19ll have yielded
Class I classificationto Part 1.
5.0 DETERIORATION (Source BASF Aktiengesellschaft,0-6700 Ludwigshafen,
W. Germany)

5.1 General

ExpandedStyropordoesnot rot, and when properlyused in building construc-

tion it is not subjectto any otherkind of deterioration
while in service.Theseare
the conclusionsreachedaftertrialsandinvestigations conductedover manyyears
by BASF andby otherindependent assessorsand scientificinstitutions.

Portlandcement,lime, gypsumand polymerdispersionshave no adverseeffect

on ExpandedStyropor,so that all common-used mortars,renderings,plastersor
(with
floor-screeds the exceptionof masticasphalt)can be usedin contactwith
it.

5.2 Aging

Aging is the alterationof the chemicalor physicalpropertiesof a materialwith

time underconditionsthat areno more severethandefinedlimiting service

conditions.When consideringthe aging of building materialsit is usual to

neglectchangesthat are desirableor merely irrelevant(for instance,the darken-
ing of wood with agecould be either),to assumethat the limiting service

conditionsare not exceededif the material is properly used for its intended
purposeand to restrict.the
time to the lifetimeexpectedof comparablematerials.

Aging of a building materialcommonlyleadsto loss of strength;in extreme

casesthe material may disintegrate.It may result from the action of air, water,
heat or light. Direct sunlightis destructiveto many materials,includingmany
plasticsand certainplasticbecomesbrittle even when exposedto ultra violet
radiation from fluorescentlighting. However, thermal insulating material are
seldomleft exposedoncetheyhavebeeninstalledin a building.
Deteriorationof materialsby the actionof substance with which theyshouldnot
be allowed to come into contactis not regardedas aging; it is the result of
rmproperuseleadingto the limiting serviceconditionsbeingexceeded.
5.3 Rot

Rot is an extremeform of deteriorationinvolving disintegrationon complete

loss of strength,usuallyas the resultof the actionof air and moistureassisted
by micro-organisms. Wood, leatherand textilesmadefrom naturalfiber's are
typical materialssubjectto rot. ExpandedStyropor,like most syntheticmateri-
als.doesnot rot.

5.4 Mechanical Fatigue

Many materials are liable to lose strength or elasticity when subjected to

repeatedstresses;such loss of strengthis known as mechanicalfatigue.The
fatigue life of a materialcan be estimatedby subjectingit to cyclic stressesat a
frequencymuch higher than that expectedin practice.Prolongedtests on
Expandedstyropor of the type usedfor reducingthe transmissionof impact-
soundhaveshownthat thereis no signof mechanicalfatigueover a sequence of
compression's corresponding to manyyearsof practicaluse.

6.0 CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURE

6.1 Modular Building

Each ISORAST block has castellationsalong its top surfaceand matching

castellations on the underside.Theseare set out in sucha way that the blocks
can be fitted togetherin modulesof 125mm (4-15/16)in both directions.The
blocks are placed one on top of anotherand pressedtogetherusing simple
pressure;the castellationsmeshtogethercreatinga completelysmoothsurface
and solid structure.
6.2 Erection Procedure

ISORAST blocksareerecteddirectlyon top of foundations,or on the floor slab,

as the designdictates.Threelayersof ISORASTblocksarefirst laid to the 125
mm (4-15116)module, in stretcherbond fashion,and waterproofconcreteis
pouredinto the first level of the ISORAST block up to a heightof 150 mm (5
inch) abovegroundfloor level.When pouringthe concrete,the castellations on
the top face of the uppermostblocks are protectedwith the use of aluminum
protector rails specially provided for this puryose. Particular care should be
taken when placing the first three layers to check carefully the horizontal and
verticallevels.This is most importantas smallerrorsand variationsin the early
levelswill be greatlyincreased with height.

Further layers of blocks are erected to the underside of a floor or ceiling.

All blocks should be placed stretcher bond fashion. The penultimate top
row of blocks should be offset horizontally by 125 mm (4-15116),so that the
concrete from the pump flows through a finer grid of crossbars to slow
down the flow.

The lightnessof the blocksand the flexibility of the systemmeansthat erection

can be both fast and simple.Savingsin sitetime reducedlaborareconsiderable.
Constructiontime for an average160 squaremeter (1.722 sft) home can be a
matterof threedays.

Long walls and partitionsshouldbe built using the doubleblock ( I m (39-318)

long); the elementsthen have betweenthem a seriesof eight castellationsand
this gives them greaterstrengthduring the filling stage.

6.3 End pieces

For window and door openings,and also at cornersand T-junktions,specially

purpose-made end piecesareused.Eachend of the 250 mm (9-l3l16) and 375
mm ( 14-314)blocksrequirea pair, while the 125mm (4- I 5/16) blocksneedone
singleendpieces.
6.4 Curved Walls

To achievecurvedwalls of between1500mm - 7000 mm diameter,ISORAST

round blocks are availablemadeout of a lower densitymaterial(22 kg/m3 in
placeof the 30 kg/m3) which can be formedto the radiusrequiredby inserting
insertpiecesFor curveswith greaterradiusthan7000mm the normal30 kg/m3
standardhalf blockscan be used.Using standardroundblockserectthe blocks
on top of eachother than inseft the distancepiecein the chamberof the internal
side of eachchamberdependingon the radiusof curve required.For a diameter
of more than 7000 mm use the standardhalf block (250 mm) insteadof the
distancepieces.

Diameter in cm/ Circumference in Number of

inch inside cm/in outside in distance pieces
outside cm/inch 12.5 cm raster per chamber
150.0*/59-Ut6 100.0*/39-3t8 475.0ll87in 0*
162.5*164 112.5*t44-5n6 512.5| 201-314
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200.0/78-3t4 1s0.0/59-ur6 625.0| 246-Ur6in 0
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6.5 Rounded Corner Block

With the roundcorneredISORASTblock,all multiplesof 22,5" between22,5"

and 157,5"can be constructed.The drawingsbelow illustratethe variations
possiblewhilst the otherdrawingsshowalternativewaysof achievingthe same
angle.

Examplesof variousconstructions
which can be achievedarealsoshown.

L Angle

First row 45 o Secondrow 45 "

1. Variationsin angle

2. Alternativeswaysof obtaining135"

3. Examplesof roundedblock construction

a) showerunit
b) spiralstaircase
c) entrance
6.6 The L-element

This is one of the most interestingelementsin the rangeas it ensurescomplete

suppressionof cold bridging and also maintainsthe remarkablespeed of
erection.Use of this elementeliminatesthe necessityfor temporaryworks
when precastfloors are used.The L-elementis placedin position and filled
with concreteat the sametime asthe walls.It hassmallchamberswhich should
be filled in by handvery carefully.The elementitself can receivefloors up to a
thicknessof 180 mm; when floors of greaterthicknessare required the
additionalheightadjustersare usedto give an extra45 mm thicknessof floor.
More complexfloor to wall connections arepossiblebut for theseprofessional.
assistance shouldbe sousht.

6.7 Concrete Columns and Roof Supports

When reinforcedconcretecolumnsare required,ISORAST squareblockscan

be erectedto the necessaryheight and the reinforcementcageplacedinside,
spacedoff the blocks to give the requiredcover. The concretecan then be
carefullypouredcentrally,using the aluminumprotectorrails on the exposed
teethof the top block.

6.8 Lintels

Precastconcretelintels of the requiredlengthcan be placedin the ISORAST

lintel unit and surroundedin concretewhen completingthe pour. For openings
greaterthan 1300mm (51-3/16)the ISORASTlintel block shouldbe supported
intermediately.

6.9 Cutting ISORAST blocks

Whenever sloped, slanted or chamferedblocks are required (such as those

under a sloping roof), ISORAST blocks can be cut quickly and easily by
cutting along the predetermined
line using a fine toothedsaw. Sandingdown
the edge with the abrasiveblock ensuresa smooth finish and tight fitting
slopingedge.
6.10 Piping

Centralheatingpipesandwatersupplypiping canbe easilycut into the 45 mm

(1-314in) thicknessof the ISORASTwalls afterthe concretehasbeenpoured
and then coveredand plasteredover.This can be carriedout bv meansof anv
simpleknife.

Pipesof greaterdiameter(over 45 mm / 1-3/4 overalldiameter)such as waste

pipesetc.,shouldbe placedinsidethe chambersof the ISORASTblock before
the concrete is poured. Completely surroundedby the concreteand the
ISORAST block, the pipe will be insulatedand be insensitiveto frost even if
the building is unheated.

6.11 Circular Openings

Any shapedopeningscan be formed by cutting out the erectedISORAST

block structureto the shaperequired,shutteringthe openingwith plywood or
metal. It is advisableto leave a panel in the lower horizontallevel of the
openingto ensurethat the concretehasflowed uniformly.
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2-1-)81,1-9 12-3116Cornerblock,ri + le,with7-718concretechamber

2-1-3812-9 blockwithendpieces
12-3116Rollshutter andbearings

2-1-3811-9 12-3116
Wallextension
blocks- dimensions
Following likeinteriorblocks,but exteriorsection4-518
2-1-lB0B-9 12-3116U- lintelblock
2-1-1809-9 12-3116L- lintel
2-1-3725-9 12-3116Cornerblock,le + ri
?-1-)'l?2-9 12-3116HightAdjustorfor cornerblock
2-1-1810-9 12-3116Roundblock
2-1-lBi,B-9 12-3116Roundconnection block

ProductGroup:Bigwall elements
Following
blockslikeexteriordimensions,
butexteriorsection7-1116
-9
l-1-iB1/, 14-9116Bigfirewall block
l-1-lB/,9-9 Firewall blockwith 7-718concretechamber
14-91'16
l-1-1815-9 14-9116Bigwallllntelblock

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l - 1 - ' i 8 1 6t 14-S/16BigL- block
: 1 -t - 1 t t o - ' i 14-9/16BigCornerle+ ri
-l-1-:lfii0 t 14-9116BigCornerle + ri, 7-718concretechamber
)-': )'ir,J-9 14-9/16HightAdjustorfor Corner
)-1 iB\] c) 14-9116Big Roundblock
l-1 'iii;1 9 14-9/16Roundconnection block
j- 1-iiri9-9 blockwithendpieces
14-9116Rollshutter and bearings

I-'1-t'i-ic-Q
14-9116Bigwallelement
ProductGroup:SuperBigWallelements
for PassiveHomes

r, 1-)J36-9
t, lll1b-g 17-1/4 SuperBigwallelement

All Super big wall elements available like 14-9/16 Big wall elements,
but the exterior wall section is 9-9i 16

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