Hello,

The inside of the cavity-dwarf walls of my conservatory had a 60% mosture
reading last week (installed in November). The floor is largely OK (apart
from one spot at something like 25%), and the house bricks (inside the
conservatory) had a rating of almost 0% moisture.

Given the length of time that the conservatory has been up, should the dwarf
walls still be so damp? We don't heat the conservatory, but sometimes leave
the door between the house and the conservatory partly open. There is also a
slight slope towards the conservatory, but it is slight, and small.

Also, if you stick the probes into the floor, it seems much wetter
underneath.

The company are coming back on Wednesday, and I just want to make sure that
60% is not "normal" for this time of year?

Thank in advance for any advance/comments!

Cheers


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