Home – Adobe house - 2020
Kitchen ceiling tank, suspended ceiling slats
The time has come for me to somehow bring the tank to the top of the arch before the ceiling is ready (otherwise there will be nowhere to put it).
To do this, the beam next to the arch had to be temporarily removed.
The location of the tank has already been masonry, as the tank cannot fit between 2 beams and cannot rest on the beams, as 1m3 of water weighs 1000kg.
The division of the pallet did not match the bricks, so extra stiffening beams had to be placed under the pallet. Not beautiful, but atomic.
The tank was removed from the pallet and pulled separately through a auger with a 10mm rope (800kg load capacity).
Meanwhile, the wall gap between the great room and the bathroom was also eliminated, but I left a larger gap for the underfloor heating pipes at the bottom.
The gap is quite spectacular. About 25-30cm. Since the adobe cannot come into contact with the ceramic wall, it has been treated with tar.
It was loaded with B30 bricks and large bricks where there was little space.
Very boring job...
I tried to tie it as close as possible to such a narrow gap.
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In about 2 days I scratched the kitchen ceiling, then with a laser level the level was set as already described.
The distance between the slats is 40cm. The ladder could just be tied, and I was only sideways, as the protruding
threaded rod ends had to be cut off from above , and the cross braces had to be screwed to the slats.
As usual, the foiling followed ...
Then gluing the foils together and screwing on the drywall.
The kitchen is already nicer and not so windy.
A little still life with a drywall elevator and EPS boards :).
One of the remaining beams hung in the kitchen ... It was a pleasure to take off.
Such stabbing junk went on top of the wall anno.
I could tear it off by hand.
I brought distilled water collected from a dehumidifier over the months into the tank of the heating system.
Meanwhile, the rubble mountains had already grown beyond tolerance, so they had to go ...
After landscaping, the plot became much more beautiful. They finally took away the huge amount of debris that had accumulated for years.
