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2018-11-24 01:10:17
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Hello everyone,
We have a bungalow with the following wall construction:
1. Sand-lime brick, bitumen coating, rigid foam in the base, window and door areas, otherwise mineral wool
2. Air layer
3. Facing brick with double bitumen membrane in the base area.
No basement, rainwater must infiltrate on the property (soil sandy).
The dimple membrane is supposed to protect the house wall against moisture (from the ground) (I am foregoing a gravel bed, since the bungalow has a 50 cm roof overhang).





How can this dimple membrane be correctly installed?
Which way around?
Is drainage necessary? Gravel below or above the drainage? What happens with the beginning and end of the drainage? Connected to rainwater pipe or ...?
Fleece?
How is it done with you? (maybe a sketch?)
Many greetings
We have a bungalow with the following wall construction:
1. Sand-lime brick, bitumen coating, rigid foam in the base, window and door areas, otherwise mineral wool
2. Air layer
3. Facing brick with double bitumen membrane in the base area.
No basement, rainwater must infiltrate on the property (soil sandy).
The dimple membrane is supposed to protect the house wall against moisture (from the ground) (I am foregoing a gravel bed, since the bungalow has a 50 cm roof overhang).
How can this dimple membrane be correctly installed?
Which way around?
Is drainage necessary? Gravel below or above the drainage? What happens with the beginning and end of the drainage? Connected to rainwater pipe or ...?
Fleece?
How is it done with you? (maybe a sketch?)
Many greetings