Thermal inertia and comfort? Isolated interior wall with ITE?

[Christophe]

it's not just the artisans who told me to be careful with the ITE and itil.

Who is that?

I repeat myself one last time: if the wall is sound and the work is carried out according to the rules of the art (not necessarily by professionals, I have again seen a site lay wood wool in ITI without steam ... this by "pros"!) then no problem to combine the 2 ...

[dodo]

ok, I've always told me about a dew point problem.

in one of your links you say

- Heat accumulation in the walls: good inertia and phase shift increasing comfort

in this case that means that I would have an ITE without inertia, does that really have an interest?

- Increases the thickness of the exterior walls: can reduce the light in the house and cause connection problems at the roof level (over thickness)

why does this dim the light?

[dodo]

yes the walls are holy because I dismantled my gables because I redo everything, and I am quite surprised to see that the glass wool behind plaster tile is in correct condition.