Damp homes, and private tenants

[diy_fun_uk]

Fingers in ears, and shout. Can't hear what's being said then.

Obviously these poor quality rental homes don't exist.

I've seen houses that I wouldn't buy, that have been rented out shortly after.

But all landlords are high quality.

Why do you persist with this misinformation drivel?

Can you point to one person in this thread who has suggested poor quality rental homes don't exist?

We're all aware that there are:

Sh1te landlords.
Sh1te properties let out by sh1te landlords.

There, is that going to placate you?

 

[fillyboy]

Apparently? Do you have a link?

Full fill masonry cavity walls and exposure to wind-driven rain | LABC

Knauf Insulation’s Earthwool® DriTherm Cavity Slabs are approved for use in all exposure zones by the British Board of Agrément. The possibility of wind-driven rain penetrating a cavity wall depends on the exposure level of the site or building. This varies according to where it is in the...

www.labc.co.uk

 

[ajohn]

why do windows have trickle vents

More to avoid stale air than anything else.

 

[noseall]

Full fill masonry cavity walls and exposure to wind-driven rain | LABC

Knauf Insulation’s Earthwool® DriTherm Cavity Slabs are approved for use in all exposure zones by the British Board of Agrément. The possibility of wind-driven rain penetrating a cavity wall depends on the exposure level of the site or building. This varies according to where it is in the...

www.labc.co.uk

That chart shows the suitability of differing cavity insulation fillings.

 

[fillyboy]

That chart shows the suitability of differing cavity insulation fillings.

Yes it does, there's no flies on you, and it confirms what I said about retrofit cavity fill not being advisable down the west coast.

 

[Brigadier]

Yes it does, there's no flies on you, and it confirms what I said about retrofit cavity fill not being advisable down the west coast.

The article also says that it depends what the outer leaf of the building is made of / from.

The principal change was that the use of full-fill cavity wall insulation was not permitted in areas of very severe exposure to wind-driven rain where fairfaced masonry is used for the outer leaf. However, the rules also reflected the reduced risk where impermeable and rendered outer leaf constructions were used and therefore permitted the use of full fill insulation.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

You haven't realised that putting someone on ignore, along with metaphorically rolling one's eyes when "that poster" comes along, are materially the same as the default position of "it's the tenant's fault", have you?


In simper terms, start with "it's them, it's their fault, they're wrong", and grudgingly row back from there.

You haven't realised, when someone states as follows without knowing diddly squat about me, I'm inclined to either ignore their posts in the traditional sense or, as I've done here, actually put them on ignore.

Stick to managing your poorly insulated, Rigsby shītholes boyo

 

[noseall]

it confirms what I said about retrofit cavity fill not being advisable down the west coast.

It does? Where?

 

[noseall]

Cavity wall insulation. Apparently there is a map showing areas where it should not be fitted,

I'd like to see that please.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Why do you persist with this misinformation drivel?

Can you point to one person in this thread who has suggested poor quality rental homes don't exist?

We're all aware that there are:

Sh1te landlords.
Sh1te properties let out by sh1te landlords.

There, is that going to placate you?

Most if not all landlords in here are saying it is nearly always 100% the tenants.

There, is that going to make you open your eyes

 

[gas112]

More to avoid stale air than anything else.

Now what does stale air contain ?

 

[noseall]

Irrespective of fillys laughable and desperate (failed) attempt at trying to discredit insulation it does not detract from the fact that to eradicate black spot mould you need to adequately insulate the walls. Ventilation is not enough. Not even close.
As I have said in this thread, the best method for older houses is to fix PIR directly to the walls.

 

[gas112]

Trickle Vents: What Are They & Do You Need Them?

What are trickle vents and why do you need them in window frames? In this guide we cover Building Regulation requirements and answer your common questions

www.everest.co.uk

Oh look why they say they are important . To remove damp air and prevent mould in these super efficient insulated NEW houses

 

[noseall]

Most if not all landlords in here are saying it is nearly always 100% the tenants.

That's because those moaning about tenants are made up of clueless plumbers and DIY'ers.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

Most if not all landlords in here are saying it is nearly always 100% the tenants.

There, is that going to make you open your eyes

It will depend on the scenarios experienced by the landlord. For example my post #12. No issues pre or post those tenants. So what am I likely to conclude?

I'm not going round and round with you either. Broadly, there are some on here with a chip on their shoulder when it comes to PRS and no amount of discussion will change that.