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Concrete Floor Causing Damp
The wall dividing my kitchen and extension is damp. It's the only wall
in the house that has a concrete floor either side of it and the only one with significant dampness (even though it's been dpc'ed and lime plastered - no guarantee, done by a plasterer). My initial feeling is to remove a couple of inches of the concrete floor next to the wall and install some membrane but I have no idea whether this is feasible or whether it's just a daft idea. Can anyone help? I'm 95% sure that the concrete floors are drawing dampness to the wall. Thanks, Ed. |
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