hansbaer33
2020-11-20 09:44:50
- #1
Hello,
we have a concrete floor in our basement, which the previous owner additionally equipped with a structure of 80 beams and 25 mm OSB boards. The space in between is currently filled with air.
The house was built in 2006, and the basement is a waterproof concrete shell and has been insulated from the outside.
I would now like to move my office to the basement and have been considering whether it would make sense to fill the space between the floor <-> OSB boards completely with an insulation material. A laminate floor will be installed later on top of the OSB boards.
In the attic, I still have some rolls of stone/glass wool as well as a few insulation boards. Are these suitable for that purpose? Do I need to install something like a vapor barrier? The basement itself is dry!
Thanks and best regards,
Thomas
we have a concrete floor in our basement, which the previous owner additionally equipped with a structure of 80 beams and 25 mm OSB boards. The space in between is currently filled with air.
The house was built in 2006, and the basement is a waterproof concrete shell and has been insulated from the outside.
I would now like to move my office to the basement and have been considering whether it would make sense to fill the space between the floor <-> OSB boards completely with an insulation material. A laminate floor will be installed later on top of the OSB boards.
In the attic, I still have some rolls of stone/glass wool as well as a few insulation boards. Are these suitable for that purpose? Do I need to install something like a vapor barrier? The basement itself is dry!
Thanks and best regards,
Thomas