Drywall boards mold?

  • Erstellt am 2016-02-21 18:15:10

EveundGerd

2016-02-21 22:54:04
  • #1
The gypsum plasterboards were only installed after the heating-up phase. Before that, the moisture was measured several times. There were mold spots on the battens in three rooms. These were completely replaced before the boards were installed and filled. Contact your site manager and clarify this on site.
 

ypg

2016-02-21 23:20:23
  • #2
Please upload the photos here - at least I am not willing to deal with other websites and their advertising stories. In this respect, I cannot see much.
 

oggear51

2016-02-21 23:56:19
  • #3
I took the trouble to convert the images




 

ypg

2016-02-22 00:05:26
  • #4
Thank you
With us, it ran - I believe - in parallel, I still remember how the drywall installer told us that the container of the construction dryer had leaked

In this respect: ventilate, ventilate, ventilate - of course, properly!
And it is certainly also weather-related: the humid air must get out!
 

oggear51

2016-02-22 00:09:48
  • #5
The problem is just that I can't heat at the moment, so airing hardly helps at all.
 

ypg

2016-02-22 00:15:12
  • #6


Heating is not airing out and should be considered differently.

First comes airing out, later comes heating!
 

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