saar2and
2017-07-08 21:51:51
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Oh, okay. I need to calculate that for myself.
Where can I get information regarding the change in the house characteristics in connection with roof insulation? I mean, I don’t want to start insulating the dry roof and then have mold develop, which would be expensive.
All hope is lost.
With your argumentation, you won’t find any help here.
The aluminum hat would be more suitable for you.
If the heating system is 30 years old, it must be replaced, otherwise the chimney sweep and heating technician won’t approve it.
Certain insulation measures must also be implemented within 2 years of acquisition.
Since the Energy Saving Ordinance is a regulation, you can’t get around it or trick it.
It is also basically possible for a 1950s old building to feel just like a passive house in terms of living climate/living comfort.
If you don’t want that because you have some prejudice, no problem, to each their own, but then coming to a house building forum and trying to get help with knowledge from the 1950s without arguments on a topic that cannot be changed is, in my opinion, inappropriate.
Two minutes on Google and you could have answered your question yourself.
There is simply no way around sensible insulation measures, just as there is no way around a new heating system within 2 years.