OK, nice layout but here's what seems wrong (to me): 1. No geotextile covering the draining ditch: Dirt will seep into it and eventually clog it. 2. If those black exterior foundation boards are foamglass, then great detail; If being of XPS/EPS or similar, then will spell disaster when an ant invasions is coming. 3. The slab insulation boards are laid out in a single layer: Insulation boards like that shrink over time and that's why they should be laid in two layers, or more, staggered. 4. No radon stop: as mentioned by Jesper (possibly not necessary in this area). 5. No vapour barrier on top of the floor insulation: Not a huge one, but vapour will rise through the slab into the indoor environment. 6. No wind break barrier on the insulation: This impacts the performance hugely given how windy Denmark is. It also protects insulation from any water/snow blowing its way behind the cladding. 6. No rodent screen under the cladding in under the porch: Yes I saw you didn't have it behind the battens there. 7. One single layer of roofing barrier: Yes I know it's legal and in definitely vogue but it will spell disaster (you could easily had the wind breaker you didn't have AND under roof as the same layer). 8. Low pitch roof with several penetrations: This is a bad design decision and, you guessed it, will spell disaster. 9. I can't see no air gap under the eaves in front. How is humid air rising supposed to escape the roof construction? Congratulations!
Na. Hier ist wohl wieder grosser Klugscheisseralarm. Andere Länder und andere Sitten. Da baut man so. Haha für was teures foam glas. Da kommt überhaupt keine last hin. Radon in der Hose. Dachdurchdringungen kann der taudekker. Bälle mal flachhalten.
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Good work from danish carpenter.
Great work! 👍😎
OK, nice layout but here's what seems wrong (to me):
1. No geotextile covering the draining ditch: Dirt will seep into it and eventually clog it.
2. If those black exterior foundation boards are foamglass, then great detail; If being of XPS/EPS or similar, then will spell disaster when an ant invasions is coming.
3. The slab insulation boards are laid out in a single layer: Insulation boards like that shrink over time and that's why they should be laid in two layers, or more, staggered.
4. No radon stop: as mentioned by Jesper (possibly not necessary in this area).
5. No vapour barrier on top of the floor insulation: Not a huge one, but vapour will rise through the slab into the indoor environment.
6. No wind break barrier on the insulation: This impacts the performance hugely given how windy Denmark is. It also protects insulation from any water/snow blowing its way behind the cladding.
6. No rodent screen under the cladding in under the porch: Yes I saw you didn't have it behind the battens there.
7. One single layer of roofing barrier: Yes I know it's legal and in definitely vogue but it will spell disaster (you could easily had the wind breaker you didn't have AND under roof as the same layer).
8. Low pitch roof with several penetrations: This is a bad design decision and, you guessed it, will spell disaster.
9. I can't see no air gap under the eaves in front. How is humid air rising supposed to escape the roof construction?
Congratulations!
Na. Hier ist wohl wieder grosser Klugscheisseralarm. Andere Länder und andere Sitten. Da baut man so. Haha für was teures foam glas. Da kommt überhaupt keine last hin. Radon in der Hose. Dachdurchdringungen kann der taudekker. Bälle mal flachhalten.
@@thomasschafer7268 Not even google translate could understand that.
Awesome !!!!
nice and smart! i like it!!!
Wonderful
how much did something like this cost you?
Amazing build and end result, what wood did you use for the decking?
What is the full build cost of this house, please?
Are those sliding door in the front supporting the roof? That is very interesting if they do. I have never seen that before.
hvad med radon?
Nur bei grundgebirge. Dafür gibt es ja Karten.