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AFTER TREATMENT AFTER INSTALLATION OF A DAMP-COURSE BARRIER
DRYING OUT OF THE WALL After damp-course installation, it is very important that the treated walls are left to dry for a period of several...Read More
HOW TO SIMPLY IDENTIFY A DAMP HOUSE
Buyers of houses, either renovated or unrenovated, should be aware of damp which could cost thousands of dollars in remedial treatment. The presence of damp...Read More
Damp Course Cream or Fluid?
We all once had that feeling of information overload. Once we know too much, making a decision can be extremely confusing and comparing products seems...Read More
Should I seal concrete and stone pavings?
The simple answer is: YES, it is always recommended to seal concrete and stone pavings. A high quality sealer will: Increases the paving’s longevity Improves...Read More
Guide to Rising Damp
What is Rising Damp / Salt Damp? Rising damp (or also known as Salt Damp) in buildings occurs when (typically salty) ground moisture slowly rises...Read More
D.I.Y DAMP COURSING APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
The Tech-Dry applicator kit makes it easy to install a damp course into single and double brick walls. Each kit contains enough re-useable applicators to...Read More
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