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    Water ingress between shed base and wall

    On two sides the slab is held up by a retaining wall with a 1-4 foot drop, the slab is about 200mm deep and there's a trench of that depth around the other two sides where the formwork was. My initial plan was to cut into the base, but I had some (bad) advice that I might want to build up the...
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    Water ingress between shed base and wall

    It doesn't seem wildly expensive (especially compared to lead flashing which would be hundreds) Claimed coverage is 9.25m from a 290ml tube with a 6mm bead. I think I need about 45 meters or so - five tubes should do that. At £13.80 a tube from Toolstation that's less than £70, so it is pricey...
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    Water ingress between shed base and wall

    Cheers Harry, the issue is that it's bolted onto the slab, and it's very heavy, too. The other thing is that it's not got a floor, the floor is just the concrete slab
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    Water ingress between shed base and wall

    Thanks so much. Apologies for ignorance, when you say “tanked” I assume you mean just make sure there is a decent seal? I used sikaflex construction sealant but it was during a very heavy rainstorm - unfortunately it was the only time I could do the job. If I follow your advice, I expect I’ll...
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    Water ingress between shed base and wall

    I’ve been having an issue with water ingress under my shed. It’s a 6m x 5m wooden garage, sitting on a concrete base that extends about 200mm past the edge of the shed on all sides. The shed walls sit on pressure-treated bearers, which are wrapped in DPC on three sides. Initially, I assumed the...
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