I have a slab-on-grade foundation with raised flooring and insulation on top. I am in the process of tearing up the floor and removing the wood that lies against the concrete, replacing these support points with non-organic material. Will be replacing the old insulation with new. The floor is about 24 cm from the concrete to the top of the upper floor. The idea is to elevate the insulation so it doesn't touch the concrete, creating a ventilation space of about 5-8 cm. Would it be a good idea to lay out a Trygghetsvakten loop on the concrete to lower RH through heat and get the air to circulate as it warms and rises? Leaving a "gap" against the interior walls and using ventilated baseboards.
Hit or miss?
Hit or miss?