Arauki11
2024-10-29 14:50:27
- #1
I can't follow that, but of course you can do anything you want. We've had our house for quite a while and I wouldn't think of it. In summer it will be warm inside just like in any fancy garden shed (insulation also keeps heat inside the room) and cold in winter, nothing more. To prevent that, you'd have to build/insulate it almost exactly like a residential building as a whole. There is no draft, it is dry, and if needed I can turn on the heater; you can even do that on the terrace. What you want to prevent (waterlogging, moisture) can actually arise from that, whereas in a quasi rather open construction the air can flow well everywhere and exactly that problem does not occur.Well, my dad said that in summer the structure offers some protection against heat, I would put 160mm into the rafters. OSB for the interior is already in the house. I still need to get insulation.