I need your help with the vapor barrier/blocker.

  • Erstellt am 2015-01-31 19:02:17

blockhauspower

2015-02-01 10:26:07
  • #1
Yes, because the uniform wall structure prevents any dew points within the wall. Additionally, wood absorbs moisture and releases it again with a delay.
 

tomatos666

2015-02-01 10:46:45
  • #2
:) Perfect! Exactly the kind of answer I was hoping for!
So to speak, with a solid wood wall you don’t have problems with mold growth.
With a wooden construction with a vapor barrier, it is possible...
 

MaxPower130

2015-02-01 12:20:44
  • #3
Morning, that's not entirely true. If you have a window connection that is not properly constructed, you could also get mold there. And I haven't seen mold in a timber frame wall like that either, if it is made by a professional company and processed correctly. I also don't quite understand why you are so afraid.
 

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