Construction report single-family house 1200 €/m²

2020-06-20 14:18:12

Hallways, sure. But in the living room (and in all bedrooms) should the exhaust air flow only through the door gaps?

That’s exactly how it’s done. Although the living room is exhausted through the kitchen.

For soundproofing reasons, however, I will rout out the frames in all rooms and not let the air flow over the door gaps.

Current status of formwork and drainage work:

2020-06-20 22:59:50

Jepp is normal

So in every room we have either supply air or exhaust air ... there is no room that has nothing ...

2020-06-21 09:16:28

So we have either supply air or exhaust air in every room ... there is no room that has nothing ...

You can do that but you don't have to.

I am still considering improving the sound insulation between the child's room and the bedroom. Currently, it's only 11.5 cm pumice. Does anyone have a suggestion? A lining with air gap, acoustic wool, and drywall? 24 cm pumice? Two times 11.5 cm with an air gap or wool in between?

2020-06-21 09:35:30

So we have either supply air or exhaust air in every room ... there is no room that has nothing ...

That referred to the overflow. You can do the hallway but you don't have to.

2020-06-21 09:48:53

You can do it but you don't have to. I am still considering improving the sound insulation between the child and sleeping area. Currently, there is only 11.5 cm pumice stone. Does anyone have a suggestion? Facing shell with air gap, acoustic wool and drywall? 24 cm pumice stone? 2x 11.5 cm with air gap or wool in between?

17 cm sand-lime brick wall

2020-06-21 10:02:31

So Bims and KS have the same sound insulation value 11, 5 ~ 52db
Mixed masonry Poroton & KS I believe is not so optimal.

Construction report single-family house 1200 €/m²

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