I have an upcoming construction "problem" that I need opinions about.
We have two parallel buildings that we are joining into an H-shaped building. The roof trusses are on the way, and after swelling and felting I want to start setting up the exterior walls - but I'm afraid of trapping moisture...
The wall construction is standing 120x45 and on the outside 45x45. So we are going to have vertical cladding. But, I need to create some form of wall so I can set up the construction heaters.
Should you put up wind barriers on the outside and try to make it as tight as possible so that all the construction heater warmth doesn't escape, or which way is the right one? And how long should I let the heaters run to get it dry enough so I can complete the wall construction?
We have two parallel buildings that we are joining into an H-shaped building. The roof trusses are on the way, and after swelling and felting I want to start setting up the exterior walls - but I'm afraid of trapping moisture...
The wall construction is standing 120x45 and on the outside 45x45. So we are going to have vertical cladding. But, I need to create some form of wall so I can set up the construction heaters.
Should you put up wind barriers on the outside and try to make it as tight as possible so that all the construction heater warmth doesn't escape, or which way is the right one? And how long should I let the heaters run to get it dry enough so I can complete the wall construction?