Tom1607
2017-09-27 17:29:20
- #1
Hello,
the problem with ETICS is always that you see EVERY panel. No matter how good they are, you will always have this. Since only about a 5mm thick layer of plaster is applied, you see every little unevenness. In a normally plastered house, you have 1-2 cm, which evens out much more. Walk through a new housing development and look at the facades in raking light. You immediately see the difference between ETICS and solid construction.
I think you won’t achieve much there, but it’s worth a try...
Let us know what came out of it.
Regards
Tom
the problem with ETICS is always that you see EVERY panel. No matter how good they are, you will always have this. Since only about a 5mm thick layer of plaster is applied, you see every little unevenness. In a normally plastered house, you have 1-2 cm, which evens out much more. Walk through a new housing development and look at the facades in raking light. You immediately see the difference between ETICS and solid construction.
I think you won’t achieve much there, but it’s worth a try...
Let us know what came out of it.
Regards
Tom