Insulating Old Mass Masonry Walls (For Architects + Contractors)

Insulating mass masonry walls poses a number of moisture challenges, from both exterior and interior sources. Adding insulation to mass masonry walls slows the flow of heat and the amount of heat available to dry out the walls. The masonry walls also stay colder for longer periods of time, which can result in freeze-thaw damage and the rapid deterioration of embedded wood components, especially if the masonry is saturated with water. Bulk water and interior vapor must be managed prior to insulating in order to prevent moisture damage, mold within the framed wall cavities, and rot. Read the full article on Insulating Mass Masonry Walls here: https://asiri-designs.com/resources-1... A Guide To Moisture Management For Residential Remodels eBook: https://asiri-designs.com/shop/ols/pr... Other Articles and Resources on Old Mass Masonry Buildings: https://asiri-designs.com/resources-1... Request Building Science Consulting Services For Your Project: https://asiri-designs.com/consulting ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Featured Music from Pixelbay: Space Chillout by penguinmusic: https://pixabay.com/music/upbeat-spac...