Maximo1975
2018-09-05 19:58:51
- #1
Hello,
we are currently renovating an inherited house built in 1958.
The attic is initially intended to be used as storage and maybe later converted.
The electrical system is already being prepared for this.
In the attic, insulation will be installed between the rafters and a vapor barrier foil applied, but that’s not the issue now!
The main concern is the floor. As seen in the picture, it is filled with about 8 cm of rubble/ stones/ debris and lies on the wooden cladding (visible from the floor below) since the old ceiling with sauerkraut boards was removed everywhere.
What is the best way to insulate the floor here?? Lay out/ place/ screw wooden boards evenly on top, then vapor barrier foil, and then walkable insulation boards???
I would be happy if someone could help me :-)

we are currently renovating an inherited house built in 1958.
The attic is initially intended to be used as storage and maybe later converted.
The electrical system is already being prepared for this.
In the attic, insulation will be installed between the rafters and a vapor barrier foil applied, but that’s not the issue now!
The main concern is the floor. As seen in the picture, it is filled with about 8 cm of rubble/ stones/ debris and lies on the wooden cladding (visible from the floor below) since the old ceiling with sauerkraut boards was removed everywhere.
What is the best way to insulate the floor here?? Lay out/ place/ screw wooden boards evenly on top, then vapor barrier foil, and then walkable insulation boards???
I would be happy if someone could help me :-)