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daniels872 Jul 2016 11:30This is well foam. Some of the panels couldn’t be pushed together without gaps. I think without the foam it would be just as bad; water will get in anyway.
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Sebastian792 Jul 2016 11:58It’s good that they at least used the foam. But why is the water supposed to get in there anyway? That shouldn’t happen, otherwise the insulation becomes ineffective.
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daniels872 Jul 2016 13:04Sebastian79 schrieb:
It's good that they at least used the foam. But why should the water get in there anyway? That shouldn't happen, or the insulation would be pointless, right?Isn't that the purpose of the bituminous thick coating between the panels and the basement wall?
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Sebastian792 Jul 2016 13:25The waterproofing of the walls, but not the insulation — if the insulation becomes saturated, its insulating effect will be reduced.
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daniels872 Jul 2016 13:53They are fully glued down; in my opinion, nothing else helps. The capillary effect spreads water everywhere. Small gaps will always remain between the panels.
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Sebastian792 Jul 2016 13:59When fully glued down, nothing can get in between.
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