About passive houses and plastic bags and styrofoam fur

Yo, even if it's a buzzword, it is an "unconscious bias". Becoming aware of it is not easy, but possible. But the will has to be there for it.

Why are we talking about Controlled Residential Ventilation? Because it is a very central component of modern houses and specifically the problem expressed by "plastic bag" is not only eliminated but the condition is improved many times over compared to houses from earlier years.

So even opening and closing windows, anyone with a boarding school high school diploma understands that, controlling such a system, you have to like it.

Tutorial especially for you. What is necessary to operate a controlled residential ventilation system:

YouTube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=GsrK2WV9Fa8

And depending on the level of contamination every 6-12 months:

YouTube.com/watch?v=CaIkfhuPXpI

The end...

Why sealed windows in passive houses?

I would like to know which building materials are used for interior construction and interior furnishings by those who are bothered by plastic or styrofoam on the exterior facade.

Regarding the requirements that must be met, they will certainly be higher in the future. Whether they will become more expensive if everyone has to build them remains to be seen.

Our shell passive house was more expensive than KFW 55, but the building services were cheaper. No underfloor heating. There was not much difference.

How the construction boom, interest rate developments, shortage of skilled workers, and lack of building land will affect things will be shown in the future.

A lot is currently being built in the Hannover region. Maybe in 3-6 years there will be some almost new houses on the real estate market at reasonable prices.

Would like to know which building materials are used for interior construction and interior design by those who are bothered by plastic, uh, styrofoam on the exterior facade.

That's true, I hadn't looked at it that way before. Demonizing plastic on the exterior in ETICS while losing sight of the plastic inside (flooring/impact sound insulation) or equipping the inside of the place with CPL doors or with Ikea and the like.

Mind you: I have no problem with CPL or IKEA, but also not with ETICS - not even made of styrofoam. [emoji6]

Complete product range Sto for inhalation, clear view through the plastic window and another rum cola mixed from the PET bottle. I told you, bias says hello. Completely subjective, purely a matter of mindset.

Hi,
until now I have only been a reader and observer.
The advantages and disadvantages of controlled residential ventilation or window ventilation are known and can of course be read on the internet.
In discussions on the topic of controlled residential ventilation it can be seen: those who have built or decided on controlled residential ventilation look for (want to hear) the arguments for it, those who have not decided for controlled residential ventilation look for the arguments against it (or do not want to hear).
Since almost everyone is satisfied with the decision made,
either the right decision was made or one is not brave enough to accept the truth.