Construction of the base slab, do bricks stand on the base slab in solid construction?

  • Erstellt am 2011-09-12 19:13:04

Tatze

2011-09-12 19:13:04
  • #1
Hello,

I would like to briefly introduce myself since this is my first post in the forum (I have already been reading diligently and have received many answers to the countless questions one has as a builder (or builder’s wife)). So, my husband and I want to start building the house later this year. We live in Lower Saxony, the plot is reserved, and we will build solid. We are building with an architect.
Now, to my question:
When building solid (e.g., with Poroton) and insulating with [WDVS], I always thought that the masonry (i.e., the Poroton brick) is placed directly on the edge of the floor slab (so that the floor slab and the Poroton masonry align flush). The [WDVS] is then attached to the masonry (glued, screwed, or whatever..). This means that the insulation basically hangs freely and does not “stand” on the floor slab. Correct me if I am wrong!
Now to my question: We want to brick the ground floor. The wall structure would be Poroton, [WDVS], air cavity, brick. I am now wondering what the brick wall stands on? Or do you push the entire masonry inward in this build-up so that the last “layer,” namely the bricks, also stand on the floor slab? I hope I managed to make my question somewhat understandable! Thank you very much in advance for your answers.

Best regards
Tatze
 

danie87

2011-09-13 00:12:03
  • #2
Hello Tatze, I can only speak about my building now, the wall structure is Ytong, insulation, air layer, clinker. The clinker will still stand on the floor slab (it was adapted to the external dimensions of the house!), I received a good, schematic representation of the wall structure from a developer when requesting the offer. Where in Lower Saxony are you building, if I may ask? Best regards Danie
 

Tatze

2011-09-20 21:15:27
  • #3
Hello Danie,

yes, I have now also received confirmation from our architect that the brickwork is still standing on the foundation slab. And it is also the case that the foundation slab is adapted to the external dimensions and not (as I feared) the entire exterior wall is shifted inward, thus reducing the living space. We are building in the district of Celle. And you?

Regards
Tatze
 

danie87

2011-09-21 13:47:06
  • #4
So also in Lower Saxony, nice (=
I am building in the district of Cuxhaven.
Do you already have the building permit? I am curious now how other people’s construction sites are progressing...^^
Regards Danie
 

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