Sometimes, the situations we find are so serious,
that we must try to solve them
We leave some pictures with the latest mistakes
we’ve found
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EXAMPLE
Nº1- Stove
which was releasing an intense odor and wasn’t
heating at all.
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Hotte
filled up with rock wool |
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Cut made initially to remove the rock wooL |

This would ideal for a mice nest, but never for a stove |
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All the wool is going to be removed
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The wool blocking the heat and was burning, releasing foul smells (in
addition to its dust)
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Air distribution duct insulated with glass wool |
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Burnt aluminum tape which was releasing odors and burnt glass fiber |
Solution:
Removal of the insulation near the hottest area, and sealing of the
glass fiber to prevent dust release. |
Slab area sealed only with rock wool |
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Proper sealing using plaster and sisal hemp |

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In addition to not sealing properly, the wool
releases odors and dust and lets the heat leak out
all around the ducts, escaping to the exterior. |
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Solution:
We removed all the wool. In this case, we also
opened lateral openings as to allow the heat outlet |
Finished hotte after repair |
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The rock
wool ended up where it belongs… In the trash! |
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The frontal area was fully removed to allow the
repair.
The frontal grate was replaced by two lateral ones
due to aesthetic reasons. |
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We can see the numerous burnt
areas of the wool. Not every kind of rock wool
withstands the high temperatures emanated from the
ducts. |
GESSO
CARTONADO QUEIMADO (PLADUR) POR FALTA DE ABERTURA DE GRELHAS NA HOTTE
UM TRABALHO
EXECUTADO POR UMA DAS MUITAS EMPRESAS DO CENTRO QUE INVADIRAM E
ABANDONARAM O ALGARVE |

Picture taken from above |
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Picture
taken from the bottom up |
As you can see, when grates are not set, heat starts
to gather around the slab, and even plasterboard,
which withstands the excessive heat, starts to
release a burnt smell
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Plasterboard with metallic strips placed in the corners |
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Tape with metallic strips is not the proper material
to put on the plasterboard corners, as it expands
with heat and detaches itself, turning into what we
see in the pictures |
We have a lot more jobs, which we will post in
time |
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