Thermal bridges in the garage, optimization of a door and walls

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by Barichou » 13/12/12, 21:46

Your solution proposed in 2003 seems relevant, but where did you find the tubes which seem much more resistant than those found at Casto and Leroy-Merlin ????
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by Christophe » 14/12/12, 12:07

In bricos in Belgium ...

There are 2 essentially 2 models of door rollers on the market: those protected in 2 materials with a "sock" (waterproof braided fabrics in my case) and those which do not (these are not very durable).

The site dates from 2009 (not 2003) and the sausages are still good after 3 winters there ...
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by Obamot » 14/12/12, 12:16

Huh the unearthing: funny to read again this thread with the v.09-ßéta of 'bamot : Cheesy:

In case, for those interested in hermetically sealing, the foam tubes in the photos (which we usually put to insulate the heating pipes) are made of polyurethane foam. Advantage: they do not burn but are consumed ... And above all we can weld them to each other with a cutter blade heated on an electric plate. We put that in contact with the two parts, then we assemble a few seconds by putting pressure.
The outfit is such that if it has to let go, it will not do the collage but next ... That is to say.

I would tutor one of these four ...
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by Christophe » 14/12/12, 13:40

The tutorial! The tutorial!

Uh no in my case it is the same material in the 2 cases (Polyethylene in dark gray foam, it is not PU because much more flexible) but it is indeed door flanges that I used for the garage door ...

On this photo actually we see pipes next to it:

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by Obamot » 27/12/12, 01:08

Christophe wrote:
Obamot wrote:Huh the unearthing: funny to read again this thread with the v.09-ßéta of 'bamot : Cheesy:

In case, for those interested in hermetically sealing, the foam tubes in the photos (which we usually put to insulate the heating pipes) are made of polyurethane foam. Advantage: they do not burn but are consumed ... And above all we can weld them to each other with a cutter blade heated on an electric plate. We put that in contact with the two parts, then we assemble a few seconds by putting pressure.
The outfit is such that if it has to let go, it will not do the collage but next ... That is to say.

I would tutor one of these four...
The tutorial! The tutorial!


Here it is :D

https://www.econologie.com/forums/travailler ... 12200.html
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