QUOTE(behemas @ 2013 01 05, 15:04)
Estijoj Termoplokk daug pigesni gal ks este ten pirkę?Kaip sekėsi? Ačiū už info
http://interbauen.ee...r-reaplokk.html
Yra bedu su Termoplokk, i paskutini uzklausima man taip ir nieko neatsake. Tikiuosi, issiversite zemesne e.komunikacija i lietuviu k.
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And the last concern. Could you please take a look at the 2 attachments - one is for Termoplokk and another one is for BPICF. It is modellated with u-wert programm (sorry, it is in German, but I do not know a good free online u-wert programm in English/Russian).
The humidity was chosen related to Lithuanian weather. Dew-point is being reached at -10'C for Termoplokk and at -24'C for BPICF. Of course, you can eliminate the condensation by some untoward option, like putting some kind of alluminium foil or similar product between the inside neopor layer and gypsum plaster. But there is another problem with Termoplokk, I think, - when we reach really cold weather (we have here in Lithuania sometimes -25'C or so along with high humidity), the wall concrete would get frozen through, and at the same time the foundation concrete (that is connected with the wall concrete) would get cooler and cooler (I do not know if the thermo-tiles 'Termo' that are being shown in your previous email's picture would be helpful here).
So, I would be greatful if you could settle my doubts.
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I'll try to explain as I can.
First question when we start to insulate house is - against what we insulating. We don't want that cold comes in and from the other side warm air don't move out. That means we have to prevent air movement between different medium.
To keep out inside heat moves into the walls through the floor you have to follow construction as it is on drawing attached. You just have to separate warm concrete from the bearing concrete layer.
- Wiring you can set inside TermoPlokks at the same time with assembling them (before filling them with concrete) or sinking to TermoPlokks as usually to the others blocks (Fibo) after the walls are ready (filled already with concrete)
- We produce TermoPlokk since 2005. At first we rent mold from Sweden and from 2006 we working with our own mold.
Our company producing EPS already from 1972.
I have my own practice with TermoPlokk and a lot of the others. Just ask and I try to make it clear as good as my language allows.
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Thank you for your prompt response.
I am very impressed by your declared R=11 (comparing to Lithuanian BPICF blocks with approximately R=9), as I am building a 'zero energy' house, however still have some questions.
I would be obliged if you could clarify a few more points:
- how about cold weather's influence from the outside? I think, mainly, the sense makes only the outside layer of neopor, for example, if you use Lithuanian neopor BPICF blocks (50 mm neopor inside & 200 mm neopor outside), you have 20 cm insulation before the cold reaches concrete layer, comparing to 15 cm of Thermoplokk? I mean that concrete of foundantion and walls in Termoplokk system are not isolated from each other and the heat from the inside floors in any case will reach the walls' concrete, therefore the thicker layer of the outside neopor, the less loss of heat, is not it?
- how do you install electricity wiring into Termoplokk walls?
- for how long do you manufacture Termoplokk?