DOUBLE REINFORCED MASONRY
Double reinforced masonry
with non-stick Finnish logs
1. Masonry insulation
2. Wooden frame
3. Self-adhesive Finnish masonry
4. Asphalt membrane
5. Metal compaction angle
1. Masonry insulation
It is placed between the two parts of the double masonry, vertically increasing the thermal conductivity index. It can be either expanded polystyrene or mineral wool, depending on the customer's choice.
2. Wooden frame
Wooden frame that is connected robotically using TORX screws. It provides additional static reinforcement to the structure.
3. Self-adhesive Finnish masonry
We use exclusively Finnish non-glued wood that does not crack and exhibits increased fire resistance compared to conventional wood. It has ideal moisture content (12%-14%) due to dryer treatment. It is the optimal solution for the construction of the new residence.
4. Asphalt membrane
These are waterproofing sheets that are placed at the base of every wooden wall. They protect the trunks from damage that could be caused by moisture on the support base.
5. Metal compaction angle
With these metal corners, the construction is perfectly connected to the reinforced concrete base. In this way, we have a "bonded" construction with increased mechanical strength and improved anti-seismic behavior.
MAXIMUM PERMITTED THERMAL PERFORMANCE COEFFICIENT U OF MASONRY BY CLIMATE ZONE
(as much as smaller the U number of your climate zone (region), both bigger the insulation needed)
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