ᐅ Vapor-tight connection between the exterior wall and the foundation slab
Created on: 4 Feb 2024 18:35
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parallelsym
Hello everyone,
According to our building expert, the vapor-tight connection to the concrete slab is not properly done.
Our site manager has made some adjustments but not all areas are fixed yet.
The screed will be installed soon. How important is a completely vapor-tight connection, and do I need to insist on a full seal at this point?
Could problems arise in a few years, or is it like a small hole in the vapor barrier that doesn’t cause much damage?
According to our building expert, the vapor-tight connection to the concrete slab is not properly done.
Our site manager has made some adjustments but not all areas are fixed yet.
The screed will be installed soon. How important is a completely vapor-tight connection, and do I need to insist on a full seal at this point?
Could problems arise in a few years, or is it like a small hole in the vapor barrier that doesn’t cause much damage?
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parallelsym5 Feb 2024 07:00This is about the membrane in the wall. Ideally, the membrane should extend down to the foundation slab.
In our case, the membrane is folded underneath, so the wall is completely enclosed by the membrane.
However, there are apparently a few scratches in some places from the installation of the brackets/anchors used to secure the walls.
In our case, the membrane is folded underneath, so the wall is completely enclosed by the membrane.
However, there are apparently a few scratches in some places from the installation of the brackets/anchors used to secure the walls.
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jens.knoedel5 Feb 2024 08:06parallelsym schrieb:
It’s about the membrane in the wall.What kind of membrane in the wall? What is the wall structure? Prefabricated house?Similar topics