Insulating an External Solid Wall - TheGreenAge 

I am excited to learn about this material. I have a small, cement-block home in Tucson, AZ in the States, where summer temps can get to 117-degrees F (47 C). I want to apply 4 inches of insulation like this around the entire structure, then put a pigmented plaster over it. Do you know of any manufacturers of similar materials in the US?

WHAT? Pavel uses a spirit level to knock the glued panels into place? Having wrecked the level, he then uses a plastic drinks bottle to substitute as a spirit level?? Very professional!

So how about the inside of your breeze block (hollow block wall, cinder block) wall. How about this for a suggestion. You want the concrete wall able to exchange heat in both directions with the air inside the house but no one wants to see a breeze block wall inside their house. So we glue 20x20mm pieced of wood (lyst) vertically on the wall. They stop short of the ceiling and floor by, say 30mm. Where two pieces of internal cladding will meet, we use a 40x20mm lyst. We then choose our cladding of choice. It can be 3mm press board, a cement glass fibre board, ply wood or whatever the house owner wants. However we don't take the cladding all the way to the ceiling or all the way to the floor. We leave a gap of, say 30mm or so top and bottom. Before we glue on the cladding, we paint the top and bottom 50mm of the breeze block wall a dark colour like Karaka green or black. We then install a nice wood decorative grill work in the top and bottom gap. With this system, air can circulate upward or downward in the gap behind the cladding and the whole mass of concrete of the filled blocks becomes part of the internal thermal mass of the house. Regards William wlhgmk@gmail.com

Video showing step-by-step process of how to insulate an external #SolidWall - thanks go to ewi jacek and everyone at #EWIstore

No staggered joints in boarding where does moisture escape and where's the base track?

great video, i have a question, i have a single skinned home that is not mortgageable, would adding this system be classed as adding a second skin and make the house mortgageable? thankyou

Looks good ! Super mario !!!

Awesome video.

Can i use it board my shed for extra insulation ... Can I buy the board is live Wales can you help please

No dpc level explanation?

What about vents for walls?

What is the cost of this work per feet

Can this material be obtaining the United States?

Bish Bosh Bash

Get this guy a hawk and trowel for !@# sake 😉

Folks, this video has now been superseded by the following video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d-Ie7i960vc.html

Polystyreen is extremely high flameble, see Grenfall tower disaster

Woah you guys are harsh, its supposed to show the general process for public people, not the full specified process for people to install.

Straight joint from top to bottom is not good practice. I only saw a couple of fixings in boards prior to base coat being applied. Use straight edge to check boards not level. Didn't see any special mesh at ends of panels. Very mis-leading video for beginners.

He seems to be putting the insulations on the floor, that can't be right. This is big problem, I want to get my house done but I have no faith the builders know what they are doing.