cornsack
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Went to look at a job yesterday to do 1 wall in a garage. The other 3 walls were done a long time ago and apparently received damp treatments, injection courses or something and then completed with s&c and a top coat of multi I believe.
The wall that needs doing now is the shared internal wall with the house. Don't believe this wall had any such treatment.
The dpc is quite high above the ground. I know that general rule is don't plaster below the dpc. But what options are there to get below it? Or none at all? I normally do a lot of domestic works and don't have a huge amount of experience with damp proofing other than knowing the basics of not bridging cavitys or going below dpc. But I believe there are options I just don't know much about (tanking? membranes?).
They are cavity walls (even in garage) and no damp present at the moment.
Pictures attached, one showing where the dpc is.
Thanks in advance!
The wall that needs doing now is the shared internal wall with the house. Don't believe this wall had any such treatment.
The dpc is quite high above the ground. I know that general rule is don't plaster below the dpc. But what options are there to get below it? Or none at all? I normally do a lot of domestic works and don't have a huge amount of experience with damp proofing other than knowing the basics of not bridging cavitys or going below dpc. But I believe there are options I just don't know much about (tanking? membranes?).
They are cavity walls (even in garage) and no damp present at the moment.
Pictures attached, one showing where the dpc is.
Thanks in advance!