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Not a problem as such, I'm just thinking of how I can improve things in
my garage. It's a bit damp and spidery in there, and I'm concerned that using it for storage might not be a great idea come Autumn and Winter. It has a concrete floor, brick walls, wood/felt roof and a wooden door. Is there much I can do to help prevent damp in there? Obviously it's never going to be totally dry, but I was wondering about sealing the floor and/or walls with something. Cheers, J |
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