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First of all, that is wrong in this absolute wording.

A solid brick without air chambers, like the facing brick, provides zero insulation? :rolleyes:

1. The insulation is of course behind the clinker brick. 2. I have and love clinker bricks, nobody needs to convince me of that. 3. I wanted to illustrate with the example that I do not plan my house design according to the neighbors' taste, but according to my own, of course. 4. a photo: garage roof greening, "sown" slats from 2 years ago and individual plants added later. It holds an incredibly large amount of water, it takes a long time before it trickles in the overflow during heavy rain...

1. The insulation is of course behind the brick veneer.

Yes, but still the statement wasn’t entirely correct. After all, I can also insulate like crazy behind the plaster :p

Does clinker have no insulating effect?! We're not talking about "clinker slips" here!

I compare it like this: someone who installs a controlled residential ventilation system will always want a controlled residential ventilation system, it's the same with a clinker facade.

Overall, it also depends on the mass; we have ceramic clinker + air layer 8cm + 6cm insulation + red brick.