Cost for wood fiber insulation 6 mm WLG 040

2021-03-16 09:51:11

Strange ... friends of ours renovated a floor in an older (half-timbered) house to rent it out as a holiday apartment. They then installed insulation boards as interior insulation on the walls as a DIY project. During an inspection, I once mentioned "dew point shift" and was looked at questioningly. I'm curious whether that will eventually lead to problems, if I find out at all ... :rolleyes:

If nothing else was done, it can work out well. Leaky windows and doors and heating rarely and little cooking and living keeps the walls sufficiently dry. With normal residential use, it can go seriously wrong.

2021-03-16 09:52:49

And I assume that the plates are 6 cm? And not 6 mm as in the title?

2021-03-20 12:11:51

And I assume that the plates are 6 cm? And not 6 mm as in the title?

Oh yes, you're right.

2021-03-20 12:16:00

Who prepares the old walls so that the panels have to be attached? Who pays for the adhesive to attach them? Who installs them? Who replasters the insulation? Etc.
These are not done by elves, but by craftsmen (who also need material for it) who want to be paid in return.
Whether the package now costs 180€ or 210€ at the end, I cannot report due to lack of experience, but I can well imagine it.

That is why I also wrote about "material and labor."

However, the labor portion seems very high to me.
For comparison, the architect also listed the alternative "clay bricks," but here the total cost was about 20% lower, even though it is certainly more complex to lay bricks than to screw on wooden panels.

Cost for wood fiber insulation 6 mm WLG 040

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