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| Insulation downward 2" polystyrene board - to hold the pipe in place - flat meshwire - this will be a 4 inch thick main level slab poured with concrete | Insulation downward with concrete barrier foil adds a reflective layer to the insulation - to hold the pipe in place - flat meshwire - this will be a 4 inch thick basement level slab poured with concrete | Insulation downward with Concrete barrier foil - to hold the pipe in place - flat meshwire - this will be a 1.5 inch gypcrete over pour slab on slab. | Insulation downward with polystyrene board 1 inch - hold the pipe in place -
flat meshwire - this will be a 4 inch thick basement level slab poured with
concrete Future walls are breing marked and documented |
Insulation downward with polystyrene board 1 inch - over top double layer Polyethylen film - hold the pipe in place -
flat meshwire - this will be a 4 inch thick main level slab poured with
concrete Test manifold inside future walls are breing marked and documented |
Monolythic slab
(foudations and slab are one) Insulation downward with polystyrene
board 1 inch - - hold the pipe in place -
flat meshwire - this will be a 4 inch thick main level slab poured with
concrete. Insulation detail arround future plumbing drainpipe |
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Types of slabs : Concrete slab 4 to 6 inch regular Leght weight concerte slabs 2-1/4" Gypcrete slabs 1.5 to 1.75 inch Thinset tpical for tiles 0.75 to 1 inch |
| Indoor slab - Insulation downward polystyrene board 1 inch - to hold the pipe in place - rebars - this will be a 4 inch thick main level entrance slab poured with concrete. | Salb over slab with barrier foil tapped seams and meshwire to hold piping in place. Overpour over existing salb with 2-1/4" concrete | Typical subfloor at for mainlevel slab - piping attched with plastic clamps to subfloor and will be overpoured with 1 -1/2 inch gypcrete | Typical subfloor and concrete cement board for bath room floor and shower ares. Piping attched with plastic clamps to subfloor and will be emebdded in thin set for the tiles. | Insulation fopr slabs : Underneeth thicker insulation more heatloss prevention - yes underneeth salbs there can be quite a lot of heat loss - wet soil and drainage issues will add to heat loss Perimeter the most exposed area - insulation a must Details: Arround drain pipes and other openings - forms for footers and such - minimum moist barrier - added insualtion even better |