derChaos78
2019-06-30 10:54:24
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We had an appointment a week ago in Poing at Lechner Massivhaus.
The new show house is currently being built there. The house is being finished inside, so we could actually still see the shell construction. It was a hellishly hot day and inside the house it felt about 15°C cooler. We really like the building material KlimaPor, very good! However, the thinnest version with external insulation doesn't make sense, because it destroys the vapor diffusion property of KlimaPor. If at all, one should go for 36.5 or even 42 cm wall thickness for the exterior walls. We have another appointment soon to get a more detailed offer for the "offer house." I can keep you updated.
Our contact person seems good at first glance. I've experienced different things before... A competitor shot himself in the foot. I don't need anyone who self-praises for 2 hours...
Technical fact: A fuel cell is installed as the heating system in the show house. I will take a look at it when it's finished. When asked where the hydrogen is supposed to come from, I was told that natural gas is converted. So basically power to gas but in reverse.
The new show house is currently being built there. The house is being finished inside, so we could actually still see the shell construction. It was a hellishly hot day and inside the house it felt about 15°C cooler. We really like the building material KlimaPor, very good! However, the thinnest version with external insulation doesn't make sense, because it destroys the vapor diffusion property of KlimaPor. If at all, one should go for 36.5 or even 42 cm wall thickness for the exterior walls. We have another appointment soon to get a more detailed offer for the "offer house." I can keep you updated.
Our contact person seems good at first glance. I've experienced different things before... A competitor shot himself in the foot. I don't need anyone who self-praises for 2 hours...
Technical fact: A fuel cell is installed as the heating system in the show house. I will take a look at it when it's finished. When asked where the hydrogen is supposed to come from, I was told that natural gas is converted. So basically power to gas but in reverse.