Facing shell (clinker) on masonry or foundation?

Hello everyone,

I found an older post in the forum, images no longer work. My question is about whether to place clinker bricks on the foundation / frost protection strip or on the slab?

There are two different approaches and every (general contractor) advocates for one or the other viewpoint. But

My question is, what does the isothermal line look like for both variants, I haven't been able to find that yet. Which software is used for this?

We want to design a property based on the Passive House standard. The slab will be 200mm and the insulation on top about 30cm, with approximately 0.11 U-value. The brick will be a PP4-500 with 0.12 lambda. With the general contractor using clinker bricks on the slab -- the ends of the slab have only 3-5cm insulation pads, as I saw correctly on another building, see image 2. The foundation is not insulated.

I think if then like this


Standard is now like this, according to Knauf.





Regards
Sciro

We want to stick clinker bricks onto the plastered 36.5 Ytong new building without a slab. Is that possible? Simply because a red clinker brick wall looks great.

Clinker bricks will not hold on plaster. Better use brick slips, those are glued on.

We want to stick clinker bricks onto the plastered 36.5 ytong new building without a base plate.

That won't work, clinker is "masonry" and not glued. Brick slips are possible. But it's an expensive affair.

We want to stick clinker bricks onto the plastered 36.5 ytong new building without a base plate. Is that possible?

Clinker as slips are glued similarly to tiles and adhere to the wall, so they do not require support. However, plaster underneath makes no sense - I would therefore place the slips directly on the raw masonry.