Skepticism regarding ETICS on new multi-family residential buildings

Well, a forum lives from exchange. This also includes opinions, fears, hopes, and many other things that move people. Sometimes these are facts that seem incredibly obvious to oneself.

In any case, I am of the opinion that reading and informing oneself helps a lot. I was already aware that you built your house accordingly. And you will also have your (good) reasons for this. But it is perfectly fine if one does not get lulled by reports from manufacturer-appointed experts and similarly scales down exaggerated fears from fundamentalist chemistry opponents to the necessary measure. In the end, as so often, a feeling remains about what is right for oneself. And living has a lot to do with a good feeling.

But I am impressed by "...I am an engineer in another field, but certainly able to understand and calculate technical/physical/chemical properties. When you yourself calculate certain things like water vapor diffusion of building materials, or deal with chemical separation processes of HBCD with polymer chains,..." and sustainably so.

But I am impressed by "...Although I am an engineer in a different field, I am quite capable of understanding and calculating technical/physical/chemical properties. When you yourself calculate certain things like water vapor diffusion of building materials, or deal with chemical separation processes of HBCD with polymer chains,..." and sustainably so.

No, you are not. You are simply trying to make me ridiculous because what I wrote does not correspond to your "belief."
It's a shame that such discussions always have to drift into the personal despite the stated desire for objectivity.

No, you are not. You are simply trying to make me look ridiculous because what I wrote does not conform to your "belief".

Well ... don't read more into it than what's there; lawyers generally tend to have quite a dry sense of humor :D The sentence by voki can also easily be understood exactly as it is written ;)

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Well ... don't read more into it than is there; lawyers generally tend to have a rather dry sense of humor :D The sentence from voki can indeed also easily be understood just as it is written ;)

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True.

Well ... don't read more into it than what's there; lawyers generally tend to have a rather dry sense of humor :D The sentence from voki can quite easily be understood just as it is written ;)

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Exactly. I tend not to write ambiguous sentences, even when I don't want to commit myself. ;)