Concrete Block Association

In 1999, the Concrete Block Association replaced the Aggregate Concrete Block Association as the trade body for manufacturers of aggregate concrete building block in Great Britain. The CBA publish data sheets and technical guidance on many typical block applications.

The Old Rectory
Main Street
Glenfield
CBA
UK

Website: www.cba-blocks.org.uk
Email: masonry@mineralproducts.org
Tel: 0116 2325165

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Aggregate block solutions for Part L1A 2010 of the Building Regulations (Withdrawn)	2011	Withdrawn
	Aggregate block wall solutions for Part J (Scotland only)	2001	Withdrawn
	Aggregate block wall solutions for Part L	2001	Withdrawn
	Aggregate concrete blocks. Part L thermal insulation from April 2006. Guidance for designers and users	2006	Withdrawn
	Cellular blocks	2001	Withdrawn
	Masonry design for disproportionate collapse requirements under regulation A3 of the Building Regulations (England and Wales)	2005	Withdrawn
	Masonry design for disproportionate collapse requirements under regulation A3 of the Building Regulations (England and Wales)	2015	Current
	Safe handling and use of concrete blocks	1999	Withdrawn
	Understanding BS EN 771-3: Aggregate concrete masonry units	2006	Withdrawn
	External walls	1998	Withdrawn
	External walls - thermal performance	1999	Withdrawn
	Guide to selection and specification	1998	Withdrawn
	Partition walls	1999	Withdrawn
	Separating walls - acoustic performance	1999	Withdrawn
	Suspended floors	1998	Withdrawn
	UHB, the universal housing block	1998	Withdrawn
	Unreinforced masonry diaphram walls	1999	Withdrawn
	Use in sulphate soil conditions	1998	Withdrawn
	Walls below damp proof course	1998	Withdrawn
Data Sheets 1	Aggregate concrete blocks: a guide to selection and specification	2007	Withdrawn

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