loft bulding

[maksofpakistan]

if u see the picture (of wall shown by Chatrace) first from right side there r blocks (those r placed on the left side of the wall ) then on left side there r bricks.

it is good

but what is between the blocks and brick

[Chatrace]

if u see the picture (of wall shown by Chatrace) but what is between the blocks and brick

 

Air and Sheets of Insulation. It is held in place with the brick ties placed in the block joints as they are being laid.

 

If you only had a single wall it would cost more to heat,the heat is just to help keep it dry.

[maksofpakistan]

well how blocks r placed i mean their wholes r shown or not

if the wall is as like u show then it will no need of heating it

[maksofpakistan]

well how blocks r placed i mean their wholes r shown or not

if the wall is as like u show then it will no need of heating it

[gangster]

very good point by gaymealy,  overcrowdings the big killer......

[Roland]

Me I'd never have any gaps betwee wals, sheets of wood etc. There are a haven for mice.

Now a sheet of between everything... no gaps is cool ... they can't, like rats gnaw through glass. Must be flush. Remember my fathers loft concrete floor ... glass was placed throughout the lot!

[maksofpakistan]

what u mean by glass will this be so sleprey? :