I have a house with a basement kitchen. It has been lined with the eggshell membrane and so is pretty dry. The floor has also been done with concrete and plastic.
However, i have an internal brick wall which divides off a small room where the boiler is.
This brick wall has been injected with dry zone cream ages ago, but it is still pulling up water as i have a damp patch about 60cm tall from the floor level.
The plaster is crumbling and the paint flaking badly.
I am intending on taking off the plaster to about 90cm high, injecting the mortar course again with dry zone and then using a sand and cement finish rather than gypsum plaster.
Do you think this will solve the problem ?
However, i have an internal brick wall which divides off a small room where the boiler is.
This brick wall has been injected with dry zone cream ages ago, but it is still pulling up water as i have a damp patch about 60cm tall from the floor level.
The plaster is crumbling and the paint flaking badly.
I am intending on taking off the plaster to about 90cm high, injecting the mortar course again with dry zone and then using a sand and cement finish rather than gypsum plaster.
Do you think this will solve the problem ?
