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New house has a brick built workshop with a much neglected flat roof, felt over OSB. The roof is seriously mouldy in places - I can ram my wrecking bar right through it. Pitch is about 1 in 40. The timbers, at least the ones I've checked, have a fair covering of mould in places, but appear otherwise sound.
The rough plan is: Strip it back to the rafters. Scrape off mould where necessary Treat timbers with something (what?? Bearing in mind I want to share airspace with these timbers later, though I suppose chucking up some plasterboard is alright if I have to). Cover with OSB 3, tarp cover while I wait for non-freezing dry weather, then EDPM. |
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