I have torn down the knee wall now the whole house is thumping

[@ndreas]

Why doesn't the administration remove the two ghost threads created by ts from this account?

Ts must be really bored....

 

[Spruttas]

Why doesn't the administration remove the two ghost threads created by the op from this account?

The op must be really bored....

There's no follow-up requirement on thread starters within a certain time. Whether the op is trolling or not, the information can actually serve a purpose for someone else who has similar thoughts as the op.

 

[Plupp 137805]

TS's house has collapsed, and left the thread

 

[raveper]

Ts might have other things to do than messing around here 24/7 like the rest of us..

 

[useless]

I think TS is joking with us.

 

[Ninaballerina]

My God, fix it immediately

Redo, do it right...you obviously can't remove what's holding up the whole house. Good luck and do it as soon as you can...

 

[EB2]

It's really fantastic if that's the case, if TS starts threads about various more or less failed renovations, which still aren't unrealistic (I fell for it myself). Already looking forward to the next thread!

 

[Joonazz]

Funny that people don't get it's a troll. Just look at his "house plan" that was googled.

 

[Krille4]

There is probably no requirement for the thread starter to follow up within a certain time. Whether the TS is trolling or not, the information can actually serve a purpose for someone else who is having similar thoughts as the TS.

I completely agree - I would guess that unfortunately, there are quite a few houses renovated by private individuals where the same serious mistakes have been made.

As house prices have soared, more and more people have decorated both basements and attics in search of extra square meters. Not everyone has the knowledge needed to do it.

So we hope it resolves soon for TS and that he can return with how the problem was solved.

/Krille

 

[Bopåzoo]

Despite the alarming responses you have received, I want to reassure you a bit. I did the same thing to my house from 1937 back in the early '80s, long before you could get answers to questions here. Nothing negative has happened despite snowy winters. I believe that when no one calculated what the rafters could bear, they used robust dimensions, so it holds up anyway. That said, since you feel a difference, you should have someone with building knowledge take a look at it.

Just because nothing bad has happened to you doesn't mean it's very silly to risk having your 4-year-old get the roof on them. At least I couldn't sleep until it was fixed. And maybe you shouldn't get a house if you don't even know what a kattvind is... but I've heard many times "wow, does the cat have its own attic" or "so you have a cat"...

 

[Fsund77]

Hahaha! I mean, this is one of the sloppiest and most expensive mistakes an amateur has made in a long time on this forum.

Why are you mocking someone who is asking for help and pointing out things that have already been clarified? Just sad to read.

 

[useless]

Why are you mocking someone who is asking for help and pointing out things that have already been clarified? Just sad to read.

If you read TS's other thread and posts, you'll see that they're not for real. Feel free to mock back.

 

[Snigla]

Those of you who think it's a troll, those of you who care whether it's a troll (or not), those of you who respond and simply state that it's a troll without even offering any concrete suggestion... what are you doing here in the thread at all?

We who have the time and energy and don't care... respond and then scroll on.

No one is forced to respond on a forum, you choose entirely yourself!

But if you give a serious answer that you stand by (no matter how silly the question may have been)... it might help someone who hasn't dared to ask... at some point.

Troll or not, it's not up to us to judge which question is good or bad... we can only decide whether we want to respond or not.

 

[MultiMan]

§ 5.4.4 in Byggahus rules also prohibits trolling. All such activities should be reported and handled by the moderators.

 

[Dowser4711]

A bad advice, would increase the pressure on the outer walls further

Hmm if you place cardboard spacers between the outer wall and the foam before filling, the pressure should mainly be distributed upwards and downwards when it expands, upon which stability is regained.
However, be careful not to overfill too much.
https://tv.nrk.no/serie/ikke-gjoer-dette-hjemme/sesong/4/episode/8/avspiller#t=26m