Hello!
In my ignorance, I have insulated both the inside and outside of our log wall. On the inside, there is 95 mm fiberglass insulation from 1978, and on the outside, there is 45 mm Isover, which the idiot, i.e., me, installed in the summer of 2013.
Then I understood that you should only insulate one side (or none?!) to avoid the risk of the dew point ending up in the wall.
Should I remove my additional insulation? What do I risk by keeping it?
Very grateful for advice!
Best regards
In my ignorance, I have insulated both the inside and outside of our log wall. On the inside, there is 95 mm fiberglass insulation from 1978, and on the outside, there is 45 mm Isover, which the idiot, i.e., me, installed in the summer of 2013.
Then I understood that you should only insulate one side (or none?!) to avoid the risk of the dew point ending up in the wall.
Should I remove my additional insulation? What do I risk by keeping it?
Very grateful for advice!
Best regards