patrikmueller
2017-12-20 13:19:16
- #1
Good day!
In short:
There is practically no wall without this dreadful Styrofoam on the walls.
Now I am afraid of possible mold growth because the average humidity is around 65%. I opened up a corner, but at least in this spot no mold was found.
What would you do? Remove the Styrofoam or leave it?
I am thinking of a mineral rolling plaster, but of course I would forgo the (albeit slight) internal insulation.
Is there actually mineral insulating plaster for interiors that can be applied with a roller?
In short:
[*]House from the 1950s (24cm exterior walls)
[*]Renovated in 1999 with 14cm external Styrofoam insulation
[*]Partial internal insulation with 4mm Styrofoam boards under wallpaper
[*]and partially painted 1cm Styrofoam boards
There is practically no wall without this dreadful Styrofoam on the walls.
Now I am afraid of possible mold growth because the average humidity is around 65%. I opened up a corner, but at least in this spot no mold was found.
What would you do? Remove the Styrofoam or leave it?
I am thinking of a mineral rolling plaster, but of course I would forgo the (albeit slight) internal insulation.
Is there actually mineral insulating plaster for interiors that can be applied with a roller?