Rising damp is one of the most serious types of damp. It can often be harder to diagnose and you are unlikely to even notice it occurring, until the problem has made significant progress into your property. This is due to the nature of the problem. Rising damp is caused when water wicks up from […]
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Foil backed plasterboard’s are the same as a standard plasterboard, except for a thin layer of foil that is applied to the back of the board. This foil sheet acts as a vapour barrier, it is intended to stop moisture from penetrating through the boards. Its goal is to offer a layer of protection from
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In this article, we will be looking at what causes condensation, and whether insulated plaster boards are a good solution to stop it. Condensation effects most homes to some extent. This is because all households will produce a significant amount of moisture throughout each day. This moisture will come from bodily functions, like sweating and
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Rising damp is a common form of damp in UK homes. It is the result of moisture from the ground traveling up through your masonry and entering your property. This usually happens because of issues with your damp proof course (DPC). Although it can also happen in cavity walls where rubble and debris block the
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If you want to add an extra layer of moisture resistance to a wall or ceiling, then foil backed plasterboard’s can be a great solution. The foil acts as a vapour barrier, which prevents moisture from soaking into the back of the board. This means, foil back boards can be a great solution when you
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When it comes to adding a high-quality plaster finish, it is hard to find a more simple and effective method than boarding and skimming. In most cases boards can be fitted floor to ceiling and provide a perfectly flat surface to skim. Unless you are screwing the boards to timber stud walls, the most common
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