Which stone / brick to use in solid construction

2019-03-04 17:47:41

Building standard. Use windows with RegelAir. Google that. For each floor, one Helios exhaust motor, preferably in the bathroom or utility room. No mold, good air quality, affordable, and still efficient when heating. Efficient enough anyway. - Remember: your house will get older. Everything works new, but as it ages, the good British motto "simple, rugged, reliable" is worth its weight in gold. Karsten

2019-03-04 18:40:53

Then take that one. Black, no sugar. Always this nonsense with the left-rotating soy milk. The twin-turbo is not worth it if you only drive in urban traffic.

I don’t understand why laypeople, when they turn into builders, believe that the philosopher’s stone must be hidden behind some fifth decimal place in the product name. Even the stone bakers all just cook with water.

Sort of. My car is worth it – but I will change the fact that it is red at the next switch – because that is precisely the point that is not worth it.

11ant, if I were a construction professional, I wouldn’t try to get information here!

2019-03-04 19:36:35

I admit, I have seen better functioning forum searches than here - but the question of whether the brick XY as GTI 16V is really still the absolute best cannot be overlooked here as supposedly still too rare to be answered. And for the fundamental answers to this, the rule basically is: Same Procedure as every Week

2019-03-04 19:40:29

If it's only about saving heating costs, it's not worth it; you probably won't experience a return on investment at €5000 anymore. Before mold comes discomfort, headaches, fatigue. I would not do without a controlled residential ventilation system. If you don't want to spend that much money, then at least the solution from nordlys.

2019-03-05 19:31:18

Yes, but you can also live in these bricks and houses without controlled residential ventilation like so many people before us..... I think it is a comfort thing.... it is a myth that you get mold in a brick house without one.... Better insulation value, well, but what about, for example, noise? Have you ever looked at that?

2019-05-22 11:09:17

Can someone please advise me, if I place more importance on noise protection than on thermal insulation, which stone should I use when building a house? Probably filled brick, right? Maybe there are other building materials suitable for this? Which one is cheaper? Thanks in advance!

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Which stone / brick to use in solid construction

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