Depends on the surrounding temperature.
The building's facade will likely take the brunt of it.
/Kent
The building's facade will likely take the brunt of it.
/Kent
When it comes to cold storage facilities, it's usually colder inside than outside.
Shouldn't the vapor barrier be placed the opposite way compared to a regular house, i.e., with the vapor barrier placed outward?
Since heat seeks cold, and in a cold storage facility, it's the opposite, if the vapor barrier is placed inside, there could be a high risk of condensation.
Best regards,
BLA
Shouldn't the vapor barrier be placed the opposite way compared to a regular house, i.e., with the vapor barrier placed outward?
Since heat seeks cold, and in a cold storage facility, it's the opposite, if the vapor barrier is placed inside, there could be a high risk of condensation.
Best regards,
BLA