jacko555,
He edited his response out last night - one of his tricks ,you need to quote him every time or he will slither out. Good to see you list his previous names.I cited the source of the pic in the quote title.
I did not claim to take it.
Odd resposnse there ted/ree/vin/bobasd.
He edited his response out last night - one of his tricks ,you need to quote him every time or he will slither out.
Maybe this will be a learning opportunity for me!He defies and doesn't understand gravity either
And do you agree with the quote Bobasd
ree, Vinn ted. all raving until he shuts down and starts another name . Anger issues - you should have seen his deleted ( by mods ) stuff.I hadn't realised it was Bobasd.....I remember his posts, he seems to have anger issues
I really can't afford a reroof at the momentDon't spend money on flashings and sealants on that roof - waste of money. it needs to be remade. Obviously what's happened is heavy concrete tiles have been put on a roof that was originally slated and it has sagged. The structure is nowhere near strong enough and has been bodge braced. Start saving to have it taken off and rebuilt.
I don't know if that purlin is original but it is far too small for what is there now.
he never specified the materials regarding tanking/membraneThat's a DIY option.
Thompson is not a professional damp remedy.
Professional brick sealants contain silane / siloxane not silicone.
I would be concerned you have had a damp guy around that is just touting for work and not a pro.
What materials is he proposing to use to tank the wall?
Your best options are a cavity drain system like Oldroyd or a breathable system like stormdry masonry protection cream.
Have a look at safeguard Europe for gear that pros use.
https://www.safeguardeurope.com/products/cavity-drainage
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