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Damp wall
Got an exterior wall that gets damp. Sometimes it's damp, sometimes not.
The dampness is always in the first 18" above the skirting board. The wall does not have a cavity and it's always cold. I suspect the dampness in condensation rather than rising/penetrating, especially as sometimes it is enough to run down and sit in a pool on the top of the skirting. Am I right? John |
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