ᐅ Experiences with Floor Construction on Bare Concrete Slab?
Created on: 31 Mar 2016 21:13
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Bau.Micha31 Mar 2016 21:13Hello, I’m Micha,
We are currently in the middle of a renovation and extension.
So far, we have managed everything well.
However, I don’t have a solution for the floors, as my background is more in civil engineering.
Between the ground floor and first floor, we have a precast concrete slab with circular holes from Dennert Massivhaus.
The ground floor contains utility rooms: heating, laundry room, garage; these are heated but not living spaces.
On the first floor are the living room, kitchen, and bathroom.
The floor buildup is planned with a 10cm (4 inches) layer above the raw slab.
What materials could we use for this buildup?
I have no clear idea about insulation, impact soundproofing, or underfloor heating in the bathroom.
Which systems, manufacturers, or materials would you recommend?
On top, there will naturally be screed and floor coverings such as tiles, parquet, or carpet.
Best regards,
Micha
We are currently in the middle of a renovation and extension.
So far, we have managed everything well.
However, I don’t have a solution for the floors, as my background is more in civil engineering.
Between the ground floor and first floor, we have a precast concrete slab with circular holes from Dennert Massivhaus.
The ground floor contains utility rooms: heating, laundry room, garage; these are heated but not living spaces.
On the first floor are the living room, kitchen, and bathroom.
The floor buildup is planned with a 10cm (4 inches) layer above the raw slab.
What materials could we use for this buildup?
I have no clear idea about insulation, impact soundproofing, or underfloor heating in the bathroom.
Which systems, manufacturers, or materials would you recommend?
On top, there will naturally be screed and floor coverings such as tiles, parquet, or carpet.
Best regards,
Micha
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Bau.Micha2 Apr 2016 07:31No pipes will be installed.
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Bau.Micha3 Apr 2016 06:21Is the complete structure including the covering.
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Bau.Micha6 Apr 2016 07:16I think we can close this topic here.
It doesn’t make sense, as no helpful answers are coming.
It is certainly a waste of time to engage here.
It doesn’t make sense, as no helpful answers are coming.
It is certainly a waste of time to engage here.
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