BCI more economical - Insulating shuttering blocks

[dedeleco]

The doc:
http://www.euromac2.com/images/document ... urs_fr.pdf
without the disputed figure at first sight.

[aerialcastor]

The big problem of the block in BCI is that the inner layer deprives the building of any inertia. It is very damaging from a thermal point of view, especially for summer comfort. And in winter we can not store solar gain.


There are also a lot of "problems" it is very complex to hang loads both inside and outside, you need a special plaster, you have to build the house with whole blocks.

Is there an interest in building a blockbuster?

If yes, I prefer those here:
http://www.blocalians.fr/index.php?id=760
http://www.globalconstruct.be/index.php ... rentPage=2

[ojal]

Is there an interest in building a blockbuster?

One of the interests of the banchage lies among other things in the good seal obtained.
Another interest, the handling of blocks is simple, does not tire the speakers and does not require handling means.
It is a technique that is especially appreciated by the self-builders certainly for the lightness of the elements and for the initial impression a little false that the shell will be a lego ...
The pro do not seem to use this too much ... For well-founded reasons or not, here is not the debate ...

The big problem of the block in BCI is that the inner layer deprives the building of any inertia. It is very damaging from a thermal point of view, especially for summer comfort. And in winter we can not store solar gain.

Indeed, it is a big disadvantage in my opinion for the products any PSE ... Processes such SISMO allow a priori not to have a PSE partly inside ...

So I think that these BCI systems have advantages and I wondered what was needed to optimize them and / or make them more econological ...