Any builders out there?
Got a bit of a problem, this week damp patches have appeared in the front interior wall of my fiancées house.
This wall has taken a battering by the weather over the last few days, this means that the damp is transferring across the cavity (cavity wall insulation) from the outside all I can see is that there are several small cracks in the harling. Would this be enough to cause this problem and what would be the solution?
Can the harling just be repaired or would it need to be stripped off the walls repointed and then the harling renewed, or is it possible to seal the wall somehow?
Any advise welcome
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06-01-2012 10:04 AM #1
Building Advice
"Football should always be played beautifully, you should play in an attacking way, it must be a spectacle". Johan Cruyff.
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06-01-2012 12:20 PM #3
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Got two separate patches one in the hall and one in the living room."Football should always be played beautifully, you should play in an attacking way, it must be a spectacle". Johan Cruyff.
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06-01-2012 12:53 PM #5
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Im also thinking poss cracked guttering/down pipes (check them) or quite possibly damaged "eves" ..if the front row of your tiles/slates have been dislodged then water can/will access your wall cavity's ..the water can then "pond" giving it time to seep through the brick work.
With regards the cracked harling, I live on a gable end which gets battered with wind & rain & my harling has been cracked for years with no sign of any dampness coming through ..Last edited by MSK; 06-01-2012 at 01:02 PM.
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