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Dampness behind wardrobes

[Deleted User] · 2015-03-24 15:47:46

I removed old wardrobes and there's some dampness on the walls, not a huge amount but in certain parts of the wall. Is there anything I should do before the new wardrobes go in on Thursday in terms of cleaning, paint etc?

24-03-2015 03:47PM

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I removed old wardrobes and there's some dampness on the walls, not a huge amount but in certain parts of the wall.

Is there anything I should do before the new wardrobes go in on Thursday in terms of cleaning, paint etc?

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#2 26-03-2015 06:17AM

BryanF

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Is there a cavity in the wall, is it insulated?
Is there a permanent open vent in the room?
Is the heating on regularly?
What is the typical Relative humidity in the room?

Apart from cleaning of the mould, Your answers to the above will determine the best course of action

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#3 27-03-2015 02:50AM

Kevin McCloud

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Have you appropiate dpm and or dpc?

This is dpc

This is dpm

Alot of people get confused between the two.

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#4 27-03-2015 07:18AM

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Kevin McCloud wrote: »

Have you appropiate dpm and or dpc?

This is dpc

This is dpm

Alot of people get confused between the two.

Your pics, although beautifully detailed, are of no real use to the OPs situation. Very difficult / almost impossible to ascertain.

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