annab377
2020-08-18 13:14:21
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Hello everyone,
we are currently thinking about how to clad our protruding plinth (upper floor with 49 cm Ytong wall to the basement with 30 cm concrete wall). What options are there for this?
In the attachment you can see the section of the components with the thicknesses:
The red arrow points to the edge which still poses a problem for us because we don’t know how to clad it. Because in the houses we know it’s exactly the other way around: the plinth is set back and the facade hangs over it. But due to the thick XPS insulation and the concrete wall located centrally under the 49 cm exterior wall, one comes at least 4 cm in front of the facade wall. Is this a problem?
Solvable with a sheet metal like in the following picture?

Do you do it in such a way that you stick a fabric tape on the perimeter insulation and then plaster or clad it differently (stone, sheet metal, whatever). And you clad the protruding "problematic" edge with sheet metal as shown in the picture? Or what alternatives are there for this?
What is important is that you have a drip edge from the main wall (facade) and thus don’t get a moisture problem, right?
We are grateful for any tips and advice.
Sunny greetings to all forum members from BaWü
Anna
we are currently thinking about how to clad our protruding plinth (upper floor with 49 cm Ytong wall to the basement with 30 cm concrete wall). What options are there for this?
In the attachment you can see the section of the components with the thicknesses:
The red arrow points to the edge which still poses a problem for us because we don’t know how to clad it. Because in the houses we know it’s exactly the other way around: the plinth is set back and the facade hangs over it. But due to the thick XPS insulation and the concrete wall located centrally under the 49 cm exterior wall, one comes at least 4 cm in front of the facade wall. Is this a problem?
Solvable with a sheet metal like in the following picture?
Do you do it in such a way that you stick a fabric tape on the perimeter insulation and then plaster or clad it differently (stone, sheet metal, whatever). And you clad the protruding "problematic" edge with sheet metal as shown in the picture? Or what alternatives are there for this?
What is important is that you have a drip edge from the main wall (facade) and thus don’t get a moisture problem, right?
We are grateful for any tips and advice.
Sunny greetings to all forum members from BaWü
Anna