Hello, When I put on XPS foundation insulation, I will sink it 40 cm (about 16 inch) below ground and 40 cm will be above ground. What should I use to cover the part underground? Should I glue facade mesh on it too? And at the end what should I treat it with? Where the EPS aluminium base rail bottom meets with the XPS foundation insulation, can the bottom of the aluminium base rail be simply plastered/glued? Or with what should I cover this base rail? Thank you for your answer in advance!
I had the same question, a mortar specialist told me that in order to place mortar on top of already painted concrete you need to remove the paint. what they usually do is they start piking small holes into that wall for mortar to stick above it. I guess its the same principle but with that Poly on top of it.
Id like to see the foam bevelled either side of the window for visibility.
Excellent
Bonjour pourquoi il n’ont pas utilisé les chevilles ?
When you cover up a common building materials name to make yourself sound special. We all know your master grunt is just SBR
fantastic work
we make that work
but there are some differences
If there's fire outside? Wouldn't those foams start to melt? Or when someone pokes at them?
This is the video I've seen where they seal the joints with foam.
One question: Why You let the foamdust to spread in nature environment??
@Hsessaax Tyshaha That does not mean that u can not clean up after urself :)
Hello,
When I put on XPS foundation insulation, I will sink it 40 cm (about 16 inch) below ground and 40 cm will be above ground. What should I use to cover the part underground? Should I glue facade mesh on it too? And at the end what should I treat it with?
Where the EPS aluminium base rail bottom meets with the XPS foundation insulation, can the bottom of the aluminium base rail be simply plastered/glued? Or with what should I cover this base rail?
Thank you for your answer in advance!
How thick are these panels they look like the average complete wall thinkness now on most walls in the U.S
Thnx for sharing
Can this be used in hot climates?
Yes
My windows have bell mouldings above the windows to divert the rain away from the windows.
Can these foam board be bonded to an already painted concrete/CMU walls?
I had the same question, a mortar specialist told me that in order to place mortar on top of already painted concrete you need to remove the paint. what they usually do is they start piking small holes into that wall for mortar to stick above it. I guess its the same principle but with that Poly on top of it.
@@erickalcala7649 Yeah. Paint is acting as a sealant. You can just grind the surface and use bonding agent.
@@erickalcala7649 Yeah. Paint is acting as a sealant. You can just grind the surface and use bonding agent.
what is that seal like foam that was used to fill small gap between boards?
Low density polyurethane foam
No notched trowel huh???
What kind of board is this? Any one else know, please.
polystyrene eps 70
Can I use the primer with OSB?
Shouldn't be an issue. Wood is easier to bond to than masonry
Talk about errors for the future while overlooking the fact that the left beam of the house is crooked... 0:50
Why you talk so damn fast