finy007
2017-03-12 17:44:13
- #1
Hello everyone,
we have bought an apartment and now want to redesign the bathroom. We would like a walk-in shower, which also fits perfectly within the width of the room. The only problem is that a large part of the wall consists of [Glasbausteinen]. I know that [Glasbausteine] provide extremely poor insulation and therefore are a thermal bridge. Do you know if it is still possible to place the shower directly in front of the stones so that they get wet? Is there a high risk of mold? Unfortunately, the room only has continuous ventilation and no possibility to open the windows. Installing a flap in the [Glasbausteine] is not possible due to fire protection reasons.
Looking forward to your information, thanks!
we have bought an apartment and now want to redesign the bathroom. We would like a walk-in shower, which also fits perfectly within the width of the room. The only problem is that a large part of the wall consists of [Glasbausteinen]. I know that [Glasbausteine] provide extremely poor insulation and therefore are a thermal bridge. Do you know if it is still possible to place the shower directly in front of the stones so that they get wet? Is there a high risk of mold? Unfortunately, the room only has continuous ventilation and no possibility to open the windows. Installing a flap in the [Glasbausteine] is not possible due to fire protection reasons.
Looking forward to your information, thanks!