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CASE 2: Multistory Building Wall elements VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 1

CASE 2: Multistory Building Wall elements and roo VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 2

CASE 2: Multistory Building VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 Wooden wall elements combined with heavy internal or external walls VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 3

CASE 2: Multistory Building Wooden elements CASE 2: Multistory Building VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 External walls made out of wood normally consist of a frame with insulation between the studs. Inside with a dpm and a covering consisting of boards. Examples of internal cladding fixed from the factory could be: Wood wool cement boards Plywood Plasterboard Fibergypsum board Hardboard Chipboard Furring for later fixing of boards after erecting the facade elements The choice of boards will depend of different factors.It could be fire-, moisture-, stability-, or sound. VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 4

CASE 2: Multistory Building Placement of external horizontal and vertical cladding VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 5

CASE 2: Multistory Building Flashing on top of the window VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 6

CASE 2: Multistory Building Placement of window sill made out of steel/zinc. VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 7

CASE 2: Multistory Building Roof elements VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 Wooden element What is a roof element? It is a prefabricated building component with semi finished roof, insulation and finished ceiling. Where is it used? Very often used for industrial-, office-, and dwelling buildings. Wooden roof elements can be used at all roof angles or produced with the slope from the factory. VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 8

CASE 2: Multistory Building Damp proff membranes Roof elements VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 Unventilated roof elements is much more sensitive for the moisture condition when building. If a Hygrodiode membran is used as dpm any moisture in the element will be driven to the dpm where it condensates if the sun shines. Remember that the consultants must secure that no moisture will enter into the element while mounting. You must describe to: - Deliver the elements with the first layer of bitumen fixed. Place a bitumen felt strip following the mounting sequence During night seal the elements Hygrodiode PVC-foil VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 9

CASE 2: Multistory Building VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 10

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CASE 2: Multistory Building Concrete Balconies VIA / TCU 4th semester workshop S2016 VIA University College TCU-VIA Workshop – S2016 23

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