Zaba12
2019-02-17 16:56:50
- #1
He said airtight ...not humidity
Written wrong...the question remains the same anyway!
What is the difference if the partition wall or the exterior wall is plastered!
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Written wrong...the question remains the same anyway!
What is the difference if the partition wall or the exterior wall is plastered!
Snowy36
2019-02-17 17:10:47
- #2
If you install the cistern of the WC, for example, on the front wall of an exterior wall and the area behind it is not plastered, you no longer have an airtight layer and drafts will come through the cistern...
Zaba12
2019-02-17 17:50:02
- #3
Yes, basically understood and it would also be logical from my point of view if no exterior plaster is applied, right? I'm just asking because I want to understand. As shown in the photo above, the area behind the toilet cistern is filled with putty.If you install the toilet cistern on the front of an exterior wall and there is no plaster behind it, you no longer have an airtight layer and there will be drafts through the cistern...
Snowy36
2019-02-17 17:52:07
- #4
So I know it that for airtightness you need both layers, exterior plaster and interior plaster....only both together meet the regulations for it.....
If it is filled behind, that is just as good
If it is filled behind, that is just as good
hemali2003
2019-02-17 19:07:13
- #5
Why is that?Window sills visually are naturally tough stuff,
denz.
2019-02-17 19:12:08
- #6
Are the sewer pipes insulated at your place?