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Nice one ,thankyou

HI to all,i had a shed built with timber studs and on the outside the ply sheeting was covered in a black vapour sheet, e.m.l and then the render.Is this normal practice and will it stop water penetration

thanks for the drawing mate,that kind of floor looks good,would i give the sheet an envelope which flaps up on the skirting areas and then tape up on to the sheeting which i'll hang on the walls?

Yep i know my ears react every time i go in there and i get the same response from everyone as they too haven't a clue what it is.Have been to allergy people,ent consultants and have looked at mostly everything down that road. The concrete floor has been layed but not sure if there's anything(...

Blimey i'm a little blinded by your superior knowledge and thanks to all,i guess the e.m.l is no threat then,which is a relief ,i'll try unplugging the connection to the house and see how that goes

thanks for that mate,if i do double up on the plastic and then board it that should rule out the timber being the problem shouldn't it?At the moment ive taken down the sheeting which was on the face of the plasterboard just as a tester really but i noticed a hell of a lot of moisture on the face...

unfortunately i do have fillings and its intresting what you say about radio waves.The outside walls are covered in e.m.l to accomodate the rendering,i don't know but there may be a situation where its acting as an antenna maybe?the sensation feels like a warming in both ears and this lasts for...

An emf from a cable or cables?what it is ,ive a shed thats been wired up and every time i go into it i get a sensation in both ears and was wondering if maybe there was such a thing as exposure to anything such as this...just ruling things out really, its a weird one i know

has anyone heard of resonance in electric currents and the effects of this on the ear?

can anyone suggest a sealant of some kind to put on timber studwork and ply sheeting,im feeling the effects of timber treatment and need to contain any vapour within the studwork if possible

does anyone know of some kind of sealer i can put on the inside of my timber studded shed to keep in the fumes of the treatment as im allergic to it and need to contain it within the timber so i can plasterboard it,thanks Lloyd

Hi to all on this site,im posting to seek help with my outhouse.Its timber framed and clad with ply sheeting on the outside with vapour barrier then e.m.l and two coats of render.Each time i go into the roomspace my ears swell up and have been told the pressure treatment may be to blame,so i...