damp course question

anobium said:
Chlorides, sulphates, and nitrates, and they come up from the ground with the moisture, ie rising damp.
The levels of the various salts can easily be checked by a lab analysis.
There are varying degrees of each of these in different parts of the country.
Thanks.

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Softus said:
JohnD said:
below the dpc, the cavity might be filled with concrete.
That would be a poor method of construction, and isn't the type of bridging I had in mind.

all cavities should be filled with lean mix concrete to within 225mm of the dpc. in other words 75mm lower than external ground level.
 

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