Hello,
we have a conservatory with triple glazing that is heated together with the living area.
Inside, there is an uninsulated stone column, located next to the windows. (The stone column is from the original construction.) I understand that this is not ideal from a thermal perspective, so please do not provide advice regarding that.
Unfortunately, the stone column gets completely wet because it is the coldest spot. What can be done about this besides wiping it down?
Is there any way to prevent the moisture?
we have a conservatory with triple glazing that is heated together with the living area.
Inside, there is an uninsulated stone column, located next to the windows. (The stone column is from the original construction.) I understand that this is not ideal from a thermal perspective, so please do not provide advice regarding that.
Unfortunately, the stone column gets completely wet because it is the coldest spot. What can be done about this besides wiping it down?
Is there any way to prevent the moisture?
joachim45 schrieb:
this is heated together with the living space.That simply won't be enough. In the worst case, this thermal bridge is even diagonally far away from the living space heating. The only solution is to heat closer to it.
J
joachim4525 Nov 2020 12:06Unfortunately, insulating is very difficult, and it wouldn’t look attractive either.
Thanks for the responses, I will try to heat the stone pillar locally. I just don’t know yet what will work best here.
Many thanks
Thanks for the responses, I will try to heat the stone pillar locally. I just don’t know yet what will work best here.
Many thanks
J
joachim4525 Nov 2020 19:41Could that be a fan heater?
Do you think I can insulate it from the inside as well? It wouldn’t look good from the outside.
Do you think I can insulate it from the inside as well? It wouldn’t look good from the outside.
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