Or Tretex?
In any case, I want to buy these ridiculed boards and place them on my wood fiber insulation boards (to keep the insulation in place) and on top of that, gypsum boards.
I live in a large wooden house from the late 1800s and externally it has thin paper and thin corrugated metal.
1. Where can I buy Trätex? (Tretex)
2. Are gypsum boards used in old houses?? alternatives?
In any case, I want to buy these ridiculed boards and place them on my wood fiber insulation boards (to keep the insulation in place) and on top of that, gypsum boards.
I live in a large wooden house from the late 1800s and externally it has thin paper and thin corrugated metal.
1. Where can I buy Trätex? (Tretex)
2. Are gypsum boards used in old houses?? alternatives?
As far as I know, Tretex is no longer manufactured, so it will probably be difficult...
Nah, it is possible to buy treetex, I did it myself about 1 month ago at the local lumber yard. As for whether it was real treetex like in the 70s when the house was built, I'm not quite sure, but it was dusty and just as boring to work with as the old one I tore down.
