Hello dear professionals and DIY enthusiasts,
This weekend, I'm starting the 3-year-old idea of creating a hallway in the crawlspace foundation.
I currently have a "crawlspace foundation" with "full-height walls" that is mostly unexcavated. There is a storage area of 15 sqm in one corner with an uninsulated slab. Now I'm planning to bring in an excavator into the foundation to dig out and pour a new slab and build a hallway with a staircase to the "upper floor."
I'm wondering how to handle the existing uninsulated walls and how to construct the new walls against the unexcavated area. What construction/material is best? I want a warm and moisture-free hallway; today, I use a dehumidifier in the unexcavated space and maintain about 65-70% humidity.
I attach an image of how it's intended to look; the red lines are new walls, the black lines are how it looks today.
Help me,
/Mikael
This weekend, I'm starting the 3-year-old idea of creating a hallway in the crawlspace foundation.
I currently have a "crawlspace foundation" with "full-height walls" that is mostly unexcavated. There is a storage area of 15 sqm in one corner with an uninsulated slab. Now I'm planning to bring in an excavator into the foundation to dig out and pour a new slab and build a hallway with a staircase to the "upper floor."
I'm wondering how to handle the existing uninsulated walls and how to construct the new walls against the unexcavated area. What construction/material is best? I want a warm and moisture-free hallway; today, I use a dehumidifier in the unexcavated space and maintain about 65-70% humidity.
I attach an image of how it's intended to look; the red lines are new walls, the black lines are how it looks today.
Help me,
/Mikael
Thank you so much!C coccon said:
The conveyor belt is unfortunately not my idea, but was available for rent. But it made everything very easy. I also rented an electric wheelbarrow to be able to get the concrete from the concrete truck. I once heard "work smarter, not harder," and I live by that.
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