Wall construction new (vacation) house

[Nickesågen]

How do you think the wall should look?

The wall construction is completely fine according to Swedish standards. Go with this and do not replace the nail battens with thinner ones. Regards

 

[dogpox]

The wall construction is completely okay according to Swedish standards. Go with this, do not replace the nail battens with timmar. Regards

What I think might be a bit tricky with an external 45-rule is that you need to insulate it before you put up drywall or wind barrier? It becomes complicated to do it from the inside? So if the wall is not fully constructed indoors and is placed there, it is therefore not weather-protected before you have to lay the first layer of insulation...?

 

[Nickesågen]

What I think might be a bit tricky with an external 45-rule is that you need to insulate it before you put plasterboard or wind barrier? It becomes complicated to do from the inside? So if the wall is not fully constructed indoors and is placed there, it is not weather-protected before you have to apply the first layer of insulation...?

45 is a nail rule for the panel and is thus placed outside the wind barrier/GNU. It is set horizontally or vertically depending on whether it is a horizontal or vertical panel.

 

[dogpox]

45 is a nail rule for the panel and thus ends up outside the wind barrier/GNU. It is placed horizontally or vertically depending on whether the panel is horizontal or vertical.

This is how the wood guide recommends:



So you mean, just like Jonatan, that you should skip the extra insulation layer outside the supporting part?

 

[Kaboff]

Used 300mm light beams with an OSB on the outside and spaced on the inside, then they came and blew in the stuff, smooth and convenient to skip the insulation boards
Should be possible to replace OSB with outdoor gypsum since it's expensive now but otherwise it wasn't too bad,

 

[Nickesågen]

This is how the wood guide recommends:
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So you mean just like Jonatan that you should skip the extra insulation layer outside the load-bearing part?

Exactly