Moisture in walls: When should you react?

When it comes to the indoor climate in our buildings, moisture is one of the most common and potentially damaging factors to deal with. But how much moisture can actually be in a wall before it is necessary to react? In this article, we will take a closer look at this question and give you some guidelines for when it is time to act.

According to BYG-ERFA, moisture in buildings is a major problem that can lead to mold, rot and poor indoor climate. It is therefore important to be aware of the signs of moisture in the walls and act quickly to avoid serious consequences. But how can you actually measure and assess moisture in a building?

Bolius has prepared a guide to measuring and assessing moisture in buildings, where they emphasize the importance of using the right methods and tools to identify the problem. By paying attention to the early signs of moisture in the walls, you can prevent major damage and ensure a healthy and comfortable indoor climate.

According to the Danish Technological Institute , it is crucial to understand the causes of moisture in buildings in order to find effective solutions. By identifying and correcting the cause of the moisture problems, you can ensure that the problem does not occur again in the future.

The Danish Building Research Institute (SBi) describes various methods for measuring moisture in buildings, including the use of sensors and data loggers. These modern technologies make it possible to monitor the indoor climate continuously and respond quickly to any problems.

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At ÅBN , we offer solutions that can help you visualize and understand the indoor climate in your buildings. With our sensors and dashboards, you can monitor humidity levels and proactively respond to any problems. Contact us today for advice, data or solutions to improve the indoor climate in your premises.