Snailman
Okay, The exterior is done, what needs to be done is: In the order I guess

1. insulate between the studs, then plastic sheeting

2. fix an air gap inside the roof board (ventilation for the attic) with some kind of board closest to the outer wall, use 25x38 as a spacer, which board should one use? osb? board to prevent the draft in the wool and not so the wool doesn't block the air gap...

3. install ventilation pipes in the attic

4. insulate the roof with board insulation

5. plastic sheeting roof

6. furring strips roof

7. internal horizontal 45x45 studs on the walls

8. install electrical boxes and conduits wall/ceiling

9. boards are mounted on the walls, roof board and then gypsum on top

10. panel in the ceiling

Is anything above in the wrong order?

Then I wonder when I should install the studs for the interior walls?

and how do I handle the bathrooms, since there shouldn't be plastic sheeting on the outer wall,

what do I do there?

and what do I do on the ceiling in the bathrooms should the plastic sheeting be above the furring strips and if so how do you seal against the wall's moisture barrier?

and should the 45x45 studs in the bathrooms (outer wall) be set with cc 300mm?

Can I use the roof board under the glass fiber gypsum boards (planning to tile later)?

and should I install the interior walls after I have put up furring strips in the whole house, or what's best? and do I need to consider if there is going to be a bathroom there or not?

I hope someone has some answers to this?
 
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