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nd climate protection<br />

in constructive harmony.<br />

The solution: innovative, individual, international.<br />

It nearly goes without saying that<br />

with this ambitious project of converting<br />

a dilapidated tobacco barn<br />

into a comfortable passive house,<br />

it was not always possible to<br />

deploy "off-the-peg" construction<br />

solutions. Frequently, it was standalone<br />

developments, masterly<br />

workmanship and constant quality<br />

controls that produced the desired<br />

results. Just a few examples: As a<br />

screed substitute, a raised floor<br />

system was used, newly developed<br />

by <strong>ISOVER</strong> Austria and consisting<br />

of 32 mm chipboard with an additional<br />

100 mm cavity fill made of<br />

facade insulation boards Kontur FSP<br />

1-040. The interior insulation of the<br />

dormer cladding was done with the<br />

ROSATWIST system by <strong>ISOVER</strong><br />

France. To achieve maximum tightness<br />

for the interfaces between wall<br />

construction and concrete members,<br />

joint sealing tubes developed by<br />

<strong>ISOVER</strong> in Sweden were used.<br />

The triple thermal insulation glazing<br />

Climatop V was contributed by<br />

SAINT-GOBAIN GLASS in Aachen.<br />

With the help of WUFI, a calculation<br />

program developed at the<br />

Fraunhofer Institute for Building<br />

Physics, the hygrothermal performance<br />

of the construction was<br />

successfully tested.<br />

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