benno96
2024-11-15 16:01:59
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Hello!
We would like to build an extension to our existing building with wall thicknesses of 240 mm calcium silicate brick/ 2 cm Styrofoam, 2.5 cm clinker facing bricks (ground floor). Now the question is how to treat the wall to which the extension is to be attached, or not. Do you remove everything except the calcium silicate brick, or do you leave the facing bricks on and lay another layer in front of them? It is clear that there must be a separation between the external wall connections. We are basically concerned with the longitudinal side of the wall, remove the facing bricks or leave them?
Thanks in advance for the information!
We would like to build an extension to our existing building with wall thicknesses of 240 mm calcium silicate brick/ 2 cm Styrofoam, 2.5 cm clinker facing bricks (ground floor). Now the question is how to treat the wall to which the extension is to be attached, or not. Do you remove everything except the calcium silicate brick, or do you leave the facing bricks on and lay another layer in front of them? It is clear that there must be a separation between the external wall connections. We are basically concerned with the longitudinal side of the wall, remove the facing bricks or leave them?
Thanks in advance for the information!