xyztestuser
2016-05-29 04:32:32
- #1
Hello, we are currently building a single-family house with 2 full floors without a basement. In the ground floor, a 0.5 cm bitumen waterproofing membrane was specified by the architect and it has already been installed. This week, the electricians were on the construction site and laid network cables and satellite cables, partly also electrical cables, in conduit pipes on the ground / bitumen membrane on the ground floor. These conduits were fastened individually or bundled together with fastening tape. Nails were driven through the fastening tape and the bitumen membrane.
Now my question is: Is this permissible and where is it possibly stated that it is not permissible (standard)? Or under what conditions is such an installation in this form permissible? If the bitumen membrane is damaged, then it should not have been laid in the first place, or am I wrong?
Two more details: The base slab is 20 cm thick and underneath there is a gravel cushion about 65 cm thick.
Thank you for your answers.
Now my question is: Is this permissible and where is it possibly stated that it is not permissible (standard)? Or under what conditions is such an installation in this form permissible? If the bitumen membrane is damaged, then it should not have been laid in the first place, or am I wrong?
Two more details: The base slab is 20 cm thick and underneath there is a gravel cushion about 65 cm thick.
Thank you for your answers.