That is to say, dear dodo I understand that the slab is in contact with the outside, only hidden by a layer of plaster. Is it this ?
In Belgium, we usually build: 1 concrete block (14 or 20) that supports the slab. A void, possibly equipped with an insulator, a facing brick. (fixed to the main wall by special fittings)
In recent buildings, the concrete block is replaced by a "trellis" clay brick or cellular concrete.
Temperature difference between floors
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elephant wrote:That is to say, dear dodo I understand that the slab is in contact with the outside, only hidden by a layer of plaster. Is it this ?
In Belgium, we usually build: 1 concrete block (14 or 20) that supports the slab. A void, possibly equipped with an insulator, a facing brick. (fixed to the main wall by special fittings)
In recent buildings, the concrete block is replaced by a "trellis" clay brick or cellular concrete.
not really, the end where there is the engine of the vmc and the end where there is the toilet air intake are attic lost.
These attics are separated from the living area by a partition, and are also located under the roof.
do you see, otherwise I complete the diagram
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Yes, because by reviewing the thermography, I understand that the slab is in contact with the outside
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The bar of the slab is clearly visible on the thermographs. The slab is placed on the wall and there is no 2e wall thickness to isolate it from the outside.
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All the breeze blocks have these thermal bridges that exist also on the ground floor !! less strong in very recent houses.
Only solution isolate from the outside !!
The outer T should be -6 at -7 ° C, T indicated by the thermal color of the plants outside !!
This makes it possible to encrypt by delta T.
So low losses on isolated attics but much stronger on the walls, slabs and drama on windows, in reports of insulation.
Only solution isolate from the outside !!
The outer T should be -6 at -7 ° C, T indicated by the thermal color of the plants outside !!
This makes it possible to encrypt by delta T.
So low losses on isolated attics but much stronger on the walls, slabs and drama on windows, in reports of insulation.
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dedeleco wrote:All the breeze blocks have these thermal bridges that exist also on the ground floor !! less strong in very recent houses.
Only solution isolate from the outside !!
The outer T should be -6 at -7 ° C, T indicated by the thermal color of the plants outside !!
This makes it possible to encrypt by delta T.
So low losses on isolated attics but much stronger on the walls, slabs and drama on windows, in reports of insulation.
You say low losses by the attic so how do you explain the difficulty to heat the rooms.
If I understand correctly you ppreconise started the work not the windows as I had the attention.
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