I have a question regarding flooring over a joist structure supported by pillars in an upcoming house construction. The flooring chipboard should be laid with a movement gap of 10 mm from, among other things, the outer walls. Now, my question is whether this applies from the interior gypsum boards or if it is against the wall frame studs, meaning under the Gypsum and OSB boards, and if it should be under the door frames (This seems obvious to me).
Panel 22+22
Spikegel 34 x 70 s600
Windshield
Wall stud 45 x 195
MU-Insulation 195
Stud 45 x 45
MU-Insulation 45
Plastic foil Vapor barrier
OSB 11
Gypsum 13
Very grateful for answers
Walls
Wall construction from the outside counted:Panel 22+22
Spikegel 34 x 70 s600
Windshield
Wall stud 45 x 195
MU-Insulation 195
Stud 45 x 45
MU-Insulation 45
Plastic foil Vapor barrier
OSB 11
Gypsum 13
Very grateful for answers
You position the floor chipboard with an expansion joint against the standing wall stud, then you erect the interior walls on the floor chipboard. That's how I would have done it anyway.
The door frame is placed in the wall studs but stands on the interior floor, so if you're going to lay parquet, do it before installing the door frame. The parquet can have a seam under the threshold if necessary to conceal it, and you won't need to deal with trim strips, etc.
The door frame is placed in the wall studs but stands on the interior floor, so if you're going to lay parquet, do it before installing the door frame. The parquet can have a seam under the threshold if necessary to conceal it, and you won't need to deal with trim strips, etc.