Vapor-insulating wall cladding
OwnerStephan Wediinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a vapor-insulating wall cladding (100), comprising aluminum foil (4) that acts as a vapor barrier, the foil being joined to a plaster base layer (3), characterized in that the plaster base layer (3) comprises a fiber layer (1), namely a non-woven fabric, woven fabric, knitted fabric or applied scrim coat, which is bound by a flexibly cured mortar (2), which joins the fiber layer to the aluminum foil and has the characteristics of plaster mortar.
Claims8
A vapor-insulating wall cladding (100), comprising an aluminum foil (4) that acts as a vapor barrier, the foil being joined to a plaster base layer (3), characterized in that the plaster base layer (3) comprises a fiber layer (1), namely a non-woven fabric, woven fabric, knitted fabric or applied scrim coat made of hydrophilic fibers, which is bound by a flexibly cured mortar (2), which joins the fiber coat to the aluminum foil and has the characteristics of plaster mortar.
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