Recently bought an old agricultural property and plan to convert the old potato storage into a heated double garage.
The exterior walls are made of masonry with plaster on the outside, and I intend to insulate the walls from the inside, but how do you do it correctly to avoid moisture problems, etc...
Grateful for answers! 😊
The exterior walls are made of masonry with plaster on the outside, and I intend to insulate the walls from the inside, but how do you do it correctly to avoid moisture problems, etc...
Grateful for answers! 😊
Exactly! Usually, it's done from the outside, but I'm thinking there must be some way to get it right from the inside as well, foam plastic?Den ofrivillige klåparen said:
Matti_75 said:
Building externally presents other problems, the eaves are not very generous and it would not look aesthetically pleasing as it is a whole row that is connected with the potato storage and blends together.Matti_75 said:
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