Historic building ‘Mühlestock’ renovation Madiswil

Historic building ‘Mühlestock’ renovation Madiswil

Item

Historic building

Detached house

Type

Energy-efficient renovation

Implementation

1841

Location

4934 Madiswil

Information

The historic Mühlestock building in Madiswil is a listed building, which meant that external insulation was not an option in this case. In order to renovate the building in line with conservation requirements and improve its energy efficiency, Fixit 222 Aerogel high-performance insulating plaster was used. This allowed the interior walls to be visually preserved with their original character and historically curved, slightly sloping walls. The insulating plaster was applied to the quarry stone masonry of the interior walls with a layer thickness of 3–8 cm.

Used products

Fixit 222

Fixit 222

Aerogel Hochleistungsdämmputz

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Fixit 211

Fixit 211

Zementmörtelanwurf mit Haftzusatz

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Historic building ‘Mühlestock’ renovation Madiswil

Involved companies

Architect

Architekturbüro Ledermann AG (4900 Langenthal)

Processor

Klossner AG für Trockenbau (3400 Burgdorf BE)

Builder

Sibel & Benjamin Reimann (4934 Madiswil)

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