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We have been asked to build a house using an existing 450 mm wide strip concrete footing in trench fill. Does anybody know what type of cavity wall with potential internal layers of insulation would be acceptable for modern building regulation and U-value requirement?
如果我想扩大混凝土基础哈s anybody heard of a bit of concrete topping off i.e. 150 mm to 200 mm ring beam on top with reinforced bar .
This question centres all around satisfying building control and it's probably a unique situation . I'm concerned that they're not going to "wear it " I f the foundation is only 450 mm wide with a cavity wall on it ?!?!?
Why is it only 450 mm wide ?!?
-- well my customer cast the foundations years ago as a "banked start".

1 Answer from a MyBuilder New Home Builder

100mm cavity with. 100 mm insulation if v value is not met you can put 35 mm insulated plasterboard on internal skin

2017-09-16T10:05:02+01:00

Answered 16th Sep 2017

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