FLOORS AND CEILINGS

Floors are all walkable surfaces in a building, and ceilings are all surfaces above us.

When considering the thermal insulation of floors and ceilings, we must take into account  their position and intended use.

We must take into account the transmittance of sound through floors and ceilings, and identify the wall's cold and heated side. All of the above determines the appropriate sequence of layers to ensure a balanced moisture transmission. This is all the more important in heated spaces that border either on cold spaces or the surrounding, as well as in permanently cooled spaces (cooling units), where temperature must be kept constantly low.

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