a local builder has just built a small conservatory for me. The main wall is a cavity wall built on the floor concrete slab. I am getting rain water coming through under the skirting board. He has put an extra lead flashing on the top of the wall below the coping stone. However there is water still coming through. Can anyone give any ideas how to overocme the problem?
conservatory wall dampness
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pardon the bluntness get a new builder if you upload photos will be easier to give advice
I am a first time user of the forum - thanks for such a supportive message!!!
being blunt is the way forward and after 4 posts ur not a virgin. take note the first part was sarcasm the second part was to enable me to give you advice as a non interested party with only your welfare in mind 
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seems to me being blunt has not helped me - this ends the topic.
re thread it under conservatory dampness for children, maybe you will have more luck
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hotrod
There's a "Conservatory Dampness For Children" Forum?!? I never knew that, everyday's a school day!
Where's that Christmas spirit people?
Upload some photies alfiegeordie, inside and out, describe if you can the construction that was used, was there a dpm under the slab, a dpc in the walls, when was it done, what has the builder done exactly etc etc. The quality of replies is often directly related to the quality of the question.
Now both of you go sit on the naughty step for 20mins
Upload some photies alfiegeordie, inside and out, describe if you can the construction that was used, was there a dpm under the slab, a dpc in the walls, when was it done, what has the builder done exactly etc etc. The quality of replies is often directly related to the quality of the question.
Now both of you go sit on the naughty step for 20mins
Amen
Is that what Vlad the Impaler use to say
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