hi my brother and i done a concrete base for my shed which as got got rising damp..i,ve tested with plastic/tape on the floor plus other stuff in there was damp..my wooden sheds on a row of breeze blocks and floors not smooth so needed some help how to sort the damp out..been lookin on net and come across this Google "wickes.co.uk/liquid-damp-proof-membrane/invt/241217/" just lookin for the cheap way to sort it,if only temp for this year..so would i beable to use this then smooth floor off and use liquid damp proof again...?
to level the floor,Mix a pva solution 50/50 and pour it on and brush it in,when the pva is tacky mix a self level compound and spread it on the floor. The pva is a waterproof bonding sealant so it should do the job.
welsh brickie wrote:to level the floor,Mix a pva solution 50/50 and pour it on and brush it in,when the pva is tacky mix a self level compound and spread it on the floor. The pva is a waterproof bonding sealant so it should do the job.
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