Ippebson
2016-09-29 15:48:06
- #1
Hello everyone,
I am currently concerned with the question of which building material must or should be used to seal or insulate the floor slab and the lower "base area" of the masonry.
In our case, the structure looks like this, from bottom to top, we have no basement:
- Strip foundations
- Floor slab
- Welded membrane under the first layer of bricks/masonry
- On welded membrane, masonry made of calcium silicate bricks
- Outside: bitumen primer and welded membrane from the middle of the floor slab 60 cm high against rising moisture
A 16 cm ETICS is planned.
How is this best solved? How have you done it and what experiences do you have with it?
I hope for helpful posts.
Best regards
Ippebson
I am currently concerned with the question of which building material must or should be used to seal or insulate the floor slab and the lower "base area" of the masonry.
In our case, the structure looks like this, from bottom to top, we have no basement:
- Strip foundations
- Floor slab
- Welded membrane under the first layer of bricks/masonry
- On welded membrane, masonry made of calcium silicate bricks
- Outside: bitumen primer and welded membrane from the middle of the floor slab 60 cm high against rising moisture
A 16 cm ETICS is planned.
How is this best solved? How have you done it and what experiences do you have with it?
I hope for helpful posts.
Best regards
Ippebson