Hi,
with the recent wet weather we've somehow got an unusual damp patch.
The patch is circular , 6 feet off the ground, next to some French doors we had fitted last year.
The patch started on Tuesday when it was about the size of a tennis ball, now it's the size of a football.
Problem is I can't see where the damp could be coming from (or how to put it right again).
House is rendered breeze-block (1970s Ireland), so there's no cavity in the wall.
There is a radiator in the room above this wall, but the above-floorboard pipes are dry & the radiator.
Any ideas where the damp could be coming from & what the solution could be?
Pictures (sorry, 1st, 3rd & 4th need rotating by 90 degrees).
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50622_31681840_thumb.jpg
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50623_64501090_thumb.jpg
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50624_12949236_thumb.jpg
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50625_18701094_thumb.jpg
Cheers
with the recent wet weather we've somehow got an unusual damp patch.
The patch is circular , 6 feet off the ground, next to some French doors we had fitted last year.
The patch started on Tuesday when it was about the size of a tennis ball, now it's the size of a football.
Problem is I can't see where the damp could be coming from (or how to put it right again).
House is rendered breeze-block (1970s Ireland), so there's no cavity in the wall.
There is a radiator in the room above this wall, but the above-floorboard pipes are dry & the radiator.
Any ideas where the damp could be coming from & what the solution could be?
Pictures (sorry, 1st, 3rd & 4th need rotating by 90 degrees).
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50622_31681840_thumb.jpg
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50623_64501090_thumb.jpg
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50624_12949236_thumb.jpg
//media.diynot.com/194000_193595_50625_18701094_thumb.jpg
Cheers
