Basement wall - Plaster fallen off inside the Platon mat

[Masses]

Hello everyone!

I need some guidance... I'm using pellet bags for heating the house. I have the bags placed along one of the outer walls in the boiler room. To prevent the bags from lying directly against that wall, I placed a Platon mat as a spacer. Now that the last bags have been used, I see that it was probably not the best solution. The plaster has fallen off, and there were, what I believe, mold spores on the walls, which I have treated for mold afterward.

What should I do now? I have a lot of bags to carry in, but I want to solve the problem first!
Should I use steel studs, put up plasterboards, leave a gap so that air can circulate?

Have a great day!

Best regards,
M

 

[Bror]

The problem probably comes from outside; to make it completely right, you may need to address the drainage and moisture insulation on the outside.

 

[Ugglan]

The moisture from underneath the floor that seeps up into the wall + moisture from outside through the wall must be ventilated away. I would think that if you place the bags a few decimeters from the wall, it would be enough to get air circulation to remove the moisture? Ensure good ventilation in the room and try?

 

[Masses]

Drainage is out of the question, unfortunately
I was thinking about placing some pallets on the floor with plastic trays underneath and some metal brackets on the wall as spacers