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that looks a interesting solution - depending on cost and how easy to fit - assume a pro would need to do it to cut glass/remove panel etc

with the design of the windows there appears to be no space to fit a slot or trickle vent to them unfortunately Yes I suppose a wall vent could be an option - was just looking at something I could do easily myself, don't think I have tools/ability to do the wall vent, but could do the ceiling

yes sorry should of mentioned finlock in first post But the point is that having window open a little seems to solve the problem - but as I said don't have trickle vents, for security can't leave window in that room open so would fitting a ceiling vent so it can get air from the loft work in...

they are concrete "finlock" gutters and these have all just been repaired and fully lined with one piece seamless aluminium, all felt replaced and gutters checked to make sure no leaking behind could just be still wet/damp and needs a good summer (if we get one!) to dry out fully

will go in loft later and check - I did wonder if perhaps when cavity wall insulation done years ago it was not done properly or has not gone all the way to the top

didn't say I knew all about it, just knew it is not a leak, hence explaining that initially!

it is NOT a leak, I have spent enough time checking to know it is condensation and not a leak - it is wiped regularly, hence no black marks - and only happens during winter months, so unless it is a part time leak, then as I said it is condensation

doesn't how up well on photo (magnolia walls) - tried that earlier - basically wet patches at top of wall near ceiling/coving in corner of room, both external walls

it's not leaking, hence why I mentioned dry in loft etc, only wet on top of wall inside

have[/url] already got a dehumidifier but haven't found it made much difference so far

good idea - will check that

yes fair point, gutters only lined a few weeks ago, so really need a good hot summer then see how it is next year

hi I have a condensation issue in one room, getting wet patches at top of wall/coving Recently had roof and gutter repaired so it is not a leak - also checked above and is dry - so definitely seems to be condensation If I have window open in room then is okay - but window can't be left...

sorry I was being a bit vague with my post - it is an external wall in a part brick, part upvc porch (with heating), also have same problem in bedroom - again external brick wall - wall is clear of any obstruction so not due to furniture being pushed close up against it etc

Hi Would welcome some advice on best way to solve damp issues like shown in photo below please Thanks

Hi I have concrete (finlock?) gutters and am looking into getting them lined, as have various damp issues in places round top of my walls I have come across two different products which both seem to be recommended - just wondered if anyone had used these or has any comments to make on them...

hi nickpat I replaced mine with the st9400c too - and it works really well now - just remember to make note of any "engineers" settings on the old controller - so yout can set the new controller the same - things such as cycle rate etc And yes it does fit onto same back plate, just two...

Hi I have concrete gutteting as shown in photo - think it is called finlock although may be wrong I have no major issues with it, but a couple of small areas of damp inside level with the guttering - so think it could probably do with being resealed/relined I have done lots of research...