Hi everyone, I have a commercial property that has signs of rising damp (see attached pics)
I would basically like to know if I was to drywall all the walls (like it has been done on the back wall) will this be a good solution, and by doing this, will it then not need to be injected?
The internal floor level is at two coarse of bricks above the pavement so it really doesnt allow much room to inject anyways? and could still suffer with splash back, no? also, I do not see any signs of the origional DPC, which I would expect to be slate?
Any advice here very much welcome?
Thanks
legepe
I would basically like to know if I was to drywall all the walls (like it has been done on the back wall) will this be a good solution, and by doing this, will it then not need to be injected?
The internal floor level is at two coarse of bricks above the pavement so it really doesnt allow much room to inject anyways? and could still suffer with splash back, no? also, I do not see any signs of the origional DPC, which I would expect to be slate?
Any advice here very much welcome?
Thanks
legepe
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