Building drying in summer without underfloor heating, condensation dryer during the day?

Dear HouseConstruction-Forum members,

please share your experience regarding how long in summer it takes for a single-family house of about 180sqm, basement (white tank), exterior walls made of sand-lime brick plus insulation, lime plaster and cement screed (14 cm) to dry after laying the screed? Underfloor heating may only be available about 7 days after screed installation.

Fans - at night with open windows? Condensation dryer during the day with closed windows? What would dry the fastest?

Thanks for tips and advice. All the best

...What would be the fastest way?..

Condensation drying. No supply of outside air!

Best regards.

Hello,

Underfloor heating may only be available about 7 days after the screed.

And the question ... in summer?

Kind regards

According to rumors, this summer falls on a Wednesday :D

According to rumors, summer falls on a Wednesday this year :D

But 2012 was a leap year, so it shifts by another day. ;)

Hello,

so - in our Baden region, it was and is undoubtedly SUMMER.

The entire heating system (gas boiler plus solar thermal with vacuum tube collector) will be able to be put into operation with the screed installation.

This heating system - and as I was told - most others have a so-called "screed mode" or "screed program" that can be usefully applied during screed drying.

Thanks €URO for the hint about condensation drying. This will take place - only we might not run the power-hungry devices immediately or all the time, and my question is which other drying method best shortens the normal drying time - also at temperatures above 25 degrees during the day and not below 18 degrees at night?