Ickes
2017-08-08 18:39:22
- #1
Good evening,
a quick question:
Is it possible to have the exterior plaster applied before the interior plaster?
We had the roof truss installed today, the windows will be delivered at the end of the week.
I would now like to have the exterior plaster applied so that the scaffolding can be dismantled afterwards (of course only if the roofer is finished by then).
The interior work will still take some time, as the plumbing company is on vacation.
To keep the costs for the scaffolding as low as possible (about €120 per week), this is our idea.
On the internet, I only found that in the past, the interior plaster was applied first, then the exterior, so that the moisture can escape better. However, nowadays, the interior plaster can dry better through proper ventilation.
We used Poroton bricks 36.5 cm.
Thank you all
a quick question:
Is it possible to have the exterior plaster applied before the interior plaster?
We had the roof truss installed today, the windows will be delivered at the end of the week.
I would now like to have the exterior plaster applied so that the scaffolding can be dismantled afterwards (of course only if the roofer is finished by then).
The interior work will still take some time, as the plumbing company is on vacation.
To keep the costs for the scaffolding as low as possible (about €120 per week), this is our idea.
On the internet, I only found that in the past, the interior plaster was applied first, then the exterior, so that the moisture can escape better. However, nowadays, the interior plaster can dry better through proper ventilation.
We used Poroton bricks 36.5 cm.
Thank you all