Construction of a 144 sqm bungalow in Fichtenwalde (near Potsdam)

Maybe precisely because it is not going slow enough. The first millimeters of the surface will probably already be bone dry, while the lower "layers" are still wet. Even then, there is no better flow. It’s like baking: too high a temperature creates a dried-out crust on the outside, while inside it remains soggy. The cake is usually beyond saving then.

The screed will be ground in a few days so that "the inside" also dries.

Finally something going on again. The chimney builder is in the house :cool:

Finally something happening again. The chimney builder is in the house :cool:

With 6 dehumidifiers running, your craftsmen will sweat less on their forehead...

With 6 dehumidifiers running, there is less sweat on the foreheads of your craftsmen...

Might be, but I hope they don’t stay until the end of the construction :cool:

It may be, but I hope they won't stay until the end of the construction :cool:

That would be just as pointless as the current deployment. But you don't want to hear some hints anyway.

Finally some action again. The chimney builder is in the house :cool:

Tell us something about the heating capacity of your fireplace. Probably 7 kW. Have fun with the 2nd or 3rd burn... Sauna says hello.
You will probably accuse me of just rambling again. No, pure practice. Our previous house, also HT 0.2, had a water-guided fireplace with 10 kW. A quality product from Spartherm. The important thing was the distribution: 80% to the 1000-liter storage tank and only 2 kW for the room. Nevertheless, it got warm after the 2nd burn...
For a low-energy house, I would not install something like yours.