Went to look at a house yesterday but got a bit confused by the building material/insulation in the basement wall.
It looked like a cross between tagliatelle and shredded newspaper, pressed into blocks and then seemed to be smeared with fine concrete (?) in spots.
I assume it was some sort of lightweight concrete blocks on the outside, but what's the other stuff for?
???
/Anders
It looked like a cross between tagliatelle and shredded newspaper, pressed into blocks and then seemed to be smeared with fine concrete (?) in spots.
I assume it was some sort of lightweight concrete blocks on the outside, but what's the other stuff for?
???
/Anders
Wood wool dipped in cement does not absorb moisture. It has been used on exterior walls that were then plastered. It has insulating properties... that's what I know about it, does anyone know more? We actually have this under the cladding on our house.
http://www.traullit.se
still manufactured, insulation ability about half of gullfiber. have 50mm boards on the inside of the concrete hollow block in our house from -52, then plaster on the inside of it.
/Henrik
still manufactured, insulation ability about half of gullfiber. have 50mm boards on the inside of the concrete hollow block in our house from -52, then plaster on the inside of it.
/Henrik