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<\/p>\nBy now it was January and we finally had the insulation done!<\/p>\n
But before we could cover the walls and lay the floor, we had to lay some pipes…<\/p>\n
First of all, we took care of the pipes for the underfloor heating (sounds decadent but in the end it is a relatively cheap and quite sustainable heating system). In order to lay the aluminum composite pipe stably and effectively in the floor, we milled the track in which the pipe should lie into the Styrodur with the router. Now the pipe was squeezed into the track so that it protruded about a millimeter, so that afterwards it would directly touch the floorboard to achieve maximum foot warmth. <\/p>\n
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With the remaining aluminum composite pipe we laid the water pipes in the shower and kitchen.<\/p>\n
The next step was to lay all the power lines. A topic that I am not particularly comfortable with, but fortunately Julian has enough experience and knowledge and always kept track despite all the cables. We laid 2.5 square, fine wire for 13 sockets and 3 light switches across the bus. <\/p>\n
We have placed the cables in protective tubes to protect them from external influences.To make them insensitive to vibration, we have also fixed them at regular intervals, with clamps.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"