In this article we will be looking at whether you can paint over damp proof paint with a standard emulsion. We will also look at when this is a good solution, and when it might not work that well. Damp caused by excess moisture, is a very common problem in properties throughout the UK. This […]
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Tanking walls below ground level, can be extremely important if you want to make use of a basement or cellar. whether you intend to fully convert the room, or just use it for storage, tanking is a way that you can completely damp proof the space. Rooms under ground level are far more prone to
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A chemical DPC, can be a good alternative to replacing the original damp proof course in your property. This is mainly because a chemical DPC is extremely easy to install. On the other hand, reinstalling the original DPC, is not quite as simple and does require some structural alterations. Because of this, it is not
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In this article, we will be looking at whether it is possible to dot dab over tanking slurry. This will include the potential problems you may face. How you can overcome these problems. As well as three good alternatives, that will provide a very similar finish, without having to dot dab boards. If you are
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In this article, we will be looking at the best exterior masonry paint on the market. This will include what each paint can be used for, as well as the main features and any negative points you should know about. Our main goal here, is to help you find the best exterior masonry paint for
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Rising damp is less common than other forms of damp, such as penetrating damp and condensation. It is caused when water is drawn from the ground via capillary action. This is when water travels through the pores and capillaries in your building materials, such as the brickwork and mortar. Once the water has traveled through
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