Insulating garage roof, correct sequence of execution

  • Erstellt am 2016-06-03 10:52:08

Sebastian79

2016-07-05 22:22:55
  • #1
No, it is not a must - but certainly not the dumbest idea. Also not expensive...
 

Goldi09111

2016-07-05 22:27:18
  • #2
Thank you for the information, we will add this to the list of "points to be clarified."
 

Bieber0815

2016-07-05 23:26:04
  • #3
Whether insulation or not, sufficient ventilation is IMHO important (at least if the car is driven in and out daily). In addition, I would insulate the roof (!) to keep the greatest heat outside in the summer. A good alternative is green roofing.
 

Saruss

2016-07-06 10:08:32
  • #4
I can’t imagine that a warm car has so much thermal energy that it significantly heats a well-insulated but well-ventilated garage when it’s really cold. The heat capacity of the walls/floor alone is probably so high that not much happens there, especially if it only occurs once a day. From on the road
 

Sebastian79

2016-07-06 10:09:58
  • #5
I can't do anything about your lack of imagination - well, you won't achieve much with a small 4-cylinder diesel anyway.

By the way, I wouldn't ventilate it in winter as long as there is no wet car inside.
 

Saruss

2016-07-06 10:15:50
  • #6
Unfortunately, at least here it is the case that it also involves cold wet weather. For me, the effort would be too great, sometimes ventilating, sometimes not... Should one then open/close the ventilation openings depending on the weather? That would be too much work for me to change 100 times a year. I don't even drive a diesel, but if you don't have stop-and-go city traffic right in front of the house, a car in winter doesn't really get hot. Apart from a few engine parts, there's not much warm mass in there. The best test is to sit in the car without the engine/heater for a few minutes in winter to see how quickly it cools down.

from the road Edit. A four-cylinder is nowadays no longer a small engine at all, small are the three-cylinders, which already have over 100 hp, which is more than suitable for everyday use.
 

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