Wind paper, does the smell diminish over time?

[raasken]

Hello!
I'm insulating my sunroom with foam and have started laying wind barrier on top (I know it should be the other way around, but this was easier/faster). Then I plan to put decking on top. The wind barrier is AC 350 and contains asphalt-like material. Now I notice that it smells very pungently, especially with the doors closed for a while. Do you think the smell will subside over time? I don't want to sit in the sunroom with an asphalt smell...

Best regards, Pontus

 

[Jonatan79]

It is made for the outside outer wall, remove!

 

[raasken]

It is made for the outside outer wall, remove it!

Remove it because the smell doesn't decrease? I know it is not used for this purpose but what I want to achieve is to stop drafts which was a big problem before.

 

[Jonatan79]

Windproofing in the floor no. Did it really blow from underneath and up? Unusual! Install wind protection instead, like Bison or similar.

 

[raasken]

Windbreak paper in the floor no. Did it really blow from underneath and up? Unusual! Install a windbreak instead, like Bison or similar.

Ok! Yep from underneath. There was a loose lattice as the floor and gaps so you could see out to the neighbor. The heat built up during the day in the sunroom was gone in 10 minutes when it was windy outside.