When finishing the premises, do not forget that any room in a residential building needs to be made warmer. Is it possible to reduce the cost of this process by performing warming of a timber house?
We think that all the inhabitants of our country are well aware of how unpredictable and insidious the Russian climate can be. Incredible heat in the summer, pleasant warmth in the spring and piercing cold in the winter have a special influence on how the insulation of the timber house will be performed. Given the ever-increasing cost of energy resources, this is important not only in terms of our own comfort, but also in terms of minimizing costs that can go beyond all reasonable limits.
The difficulty of warming the living room lies in the fact that almost all the materials for this are extremely expensive, while every builder has a desire to save some without sacrificing quality. Is it possible to use inexpensive and affordable materials for really high-quality and reliable thermal insulation of housing? It turns out that you can.
Repair and construction specialists say that for such a purpose gypsum board, familiar to all of us, which is always distinguished by quite affordable cost and good performance, is perfect. When warming a timber house is carried out , it is the latter factor that is sometimes crucial.
In order to insulate the walls, make a drywall frame and fill the space between it and the wall with insulation. Before starting work, carefully inspect the wall. If the room is damp and there is a fungus on the wall, it must be carefully scrubbed, treated with a fungicidal compound several times and applied with a special waterproofing putty mixture.
If there are no special industrial facilities, the builders advise you to do this: carefully scrape the affected area with a fungus, dry it, and then coat it with synthetic motor oil. Of course, it is better to use normal industrial fungicidal compounds, but for lack of a better one can also use such a folk recipe. After this, you can continue to warm the walls of the timber house.
Dry the surface well, and use
moisture-proof drywall for work
. When erecting the frame between the
guide profile and the surface, a special foam tape should be laid. It will not allow the cold to be transmitted from the walls, making the insulation of a timber house more reliable. The frame is installed at a distance of up to 10 cm from the wall.
Mineral wool or polystyrene is used for insulation. Mineral wool, in addition to thermal insulation, will help protect the room from extraneous sounds.
Chopped pieces of material are inserted into the frame. For greater reliability, they can be glued to the wall. To prevent condensation from accumulating between the drywall and the wall, put a vapor barrier on the insulation . It will not allow moisture to penetrate into the structure and thereby prevent the development of mold.
As you can see, the technology of warming a timber house does not differ in any transcendental difficulties!