Hello,
the situation is as follows:
The screed was installed on Monday/Tuesday this week. The basement windows were probably closed. On Friday, I was able to enter the building again and opened the roof windows on the upper floor for ventilation. On Saturday, I also opened the basement windows and noticed black and green mold on the plasterer’s formwork everywhere.
Is this normal? Serious? Very serious?
What should I do?
Best regards,
Melrin
the situation is as follows:
The screed was installed on Monday/Tuesday this week. The basement windows were probably closed. On Friday, I was able to enter the building again and opened the roof windows on the upper floor for ventilation. On Saturday, I also opened the basement windows and noticed black and green mold on the plasterer’s formwork everywhere.
Is this normal? Serious? Very serious?
What should I do?
Best regards,
Melrin
The construction dryer will arrive shortly. I’m mainly concerned about the transition period. Calcium sulfate self-leveling screed is used everywhere as the heated screed.
A vapor barrier is installed, and the entire building envelope is insulated.
Thank you for your detailed explanations.
A vapor barrier is installed, and the entire building envelope is insulated.
Thank you for your detailed explanations.
S
Sebastian7926 Jun 2016 10:20Sure – it was a frustrating time for us as well because, despite the cold, everything was very damp.
We even had drywall installed, which started to develop some minor mold in two rooms – there was no way to ventilate enough, and despite using four dehumidifiers, it still happened.
Well, it wasn’t much and never returned after disinfecting.
We even had drywall installed, which started to develop some minor mold in two rooms – there was no way to ventilate enough, and despite using four dehumidifiers, it still happened.
Well, it wasn’t much and never returned after disinfecting.