Hi everybody,
I recently moved into a property that has an external freestanding single leaf (brick) shed with concrete roof and floor. When I moved in it was incredibly damp but having cleared out the large volumes of cardboard boxes, newspapers, chipboard, old rugs etc that was in it and given it chance to air a little it seems to have dried out a little and is much better.
I'd like to turn it into a workshop/storage space and as such would like to make it reasonably dry although it doesn't have to be perfect.
Advice and tips please people!!
Ollie
I recently moved into a property that has an external freestanding single leaf (brick) shed with concrete roof and floor. When I moved in it was incredibly damp but having cleared out the large volumes of cardboard boxes, newspapers, chipboard, old rugs etc that was in it and given it chance to air a little it seems to have dried out a little and is much better.
I'd like to turn it into a workshop/storage space and as such would like to make it reasonably dry although it doesn't have to be perfect.
Advice and tips please people!!
Ollie
