quattro123
2020-07-29 18:56:37
- #1
Hello,
I am currently in the shell construction phase and the rough plumbing installation is complete. Now the installations will be covered with OSB and drywall.
In the attic, the mason did not build up to the top of the knee wall. This is supposed to be "done" with drywall construction. Profiles like those shown in the picture below have now been installed, and everything behind them is to be insulated with wool. The vapor barrier will then be applied along the profiles down to the floor.
Question: Can this be done this way? I also know it so that the vapor barrier goes down to the ring beam and is fastened there. Will I have problems with thermal bridges here?
Regards
I am currently in the shell construction phase and the rough plumbing installation is complete. Now the installations will be covered with OSB and drywall.
In the attic, the mason did not build up to the top of the knee wall. This is supposed to be "done" with drywall construction. Profiles like those shown in the picture below have now been installed, and everything behind them is to be insulated with wool. The vapor barrier will then be applied along the profiles down to the floor.
Question: Can this be done this way? I also know it so that the vapor barrier goes down to the ring beam and is fastened there. Will I have problems with thermal bridges here?
Regards