Elica Stone-Based Industrial Lightweight Aggregate Elica lightweight aggregate is considered a suitable alternative to natural pumice. Natural pumice deposits are located in specific areas, making access difficult and transportation to the point of use economically unjustifiable. In addition, owing to their natural origin, their properties vary, resulting in inconsistencies in the quality of the final product. During the extraction of natural pumice, layers with high clay content or other impurities, such as lime and gypsum, are sometimes encountered, which significantly reduces its quality. Overall, the production process of natural pumice cannot be fully controlled. In the production of Elica industrial pumice, no chemical or hydrocarbon additives are used. Moreover, no harmful substances (other than combustion gases from the kiln fuel) are released into the environment. Therefore, the production of Elica pumice is regarded as a green and environmentally friendly process. In clay-based pumice, due to the use of fuel oil during production, unburned residues remain trapped within the product, which are gradually released over time within the structure. In contrast, Elica stone-based lightweight aggregate is free from such issues. The honeycomb structure and the lack of interconnection between the porous spaces in Elica pumice not only ensure lightweight properties but also provide excellent thermal and acoustic insulation. Consequently, this product is suitable not only for use in high-rise structures to reduce structural weight and seismic load, but also in desert and hot-climate regions for building insulation. Furthermore, pumice produced from stone materials demonstrates lower water absorption, as well as greater strength and durability, compared to clay-based varieties.