Light supporting BD-30 outer wall
- 210 mm EUROPEAN PERLITE, U value = 0.18
- Requirements in BR 95 & BR-S 98 <100 kg / m² U = 0.20
- Requirements for summer houses U = 0.40
Rain screen “One on two” 19 x 170 spruce with at least 22 mm overlay. Retained with blank diver 28/65 and 38/100 respectively.
Ventilation gap 19 x 45 mm spacers of spruce.
Wind brake 9 mm wind gypsum, retained with 29 screws per 200 and 300 mm respectively. All joints should be supported.
Insulation material Europerl Perlite 70 kg / m³, l D class 42 mW / m ° C.
(DS 418.6 edition, Apr. 2002)
Horizontal post 40 x 40 mm c-c 600 mm attached with two 38/100 blank divers.
Vertical post 45 x 170 mm c-c 600 mm.
Inner cladding 13 mm gypsum board, filled and surface-treated, maintained with 29 mm screws or nails, respectively, at 200 and 300 mm.
Lightweight BD-30 outer wall insulated with EUROPERL PERLITE
The walls inner surfaces complies with the requirements for a Class 1 cladding and outer wall surfaces can be used in places where at least a Class 2 cladding may be required, if necessary vertical. Joints between the plasterboard must be supported by 25 x 50 mm
wooden laths.
For load-bearing walls, the load-bearing capacity of the posts must be 45 x 170 cc – 600 mm verified for the purpose of fire impact (load combination 4 according to DS 409). Alternatively, a further layer of 13 mm plaster can be installed under the wind gypsum or the ventilation gap can be omitted. In addition, an additional layer of 13 mm plaster must be installed on the inside of the wall. Since Europerl Perlite is nonflammable
a more lenient construction may be approved at the Danish Institute of Fire Technology.
The construction with two 13 mm plasterboard with staggered joints, padding and surface treatment provides sufficient air and vapor permeability. The plasterboard can be substituted with a 15 mm fire-resistant plasterboard such as Gyproc F and a vapor barrier.
If two plasterboard is used, the inner layer must be fixed with 10 screws per m2.
Pinetree is a very durable type of wood for exterior cladding, especially if the roof has an overhang and the cladding is kept free of the ground. Galvanized nails work their way out the construction, therefore, shiny divers are chosen, which is also more environmentally friendly!
