Lateral penetration damp
Lateral damp penetration is a cause of penetrating damp; when the external ground level is higher than the building so moisture is able to.
Lateral penetrating damp is a very specific problem in the home, and it is easily misdiagnosed. It's a problem that you'll experience in the lower.
Rising Damp and Penetrating Damp: the Differences
Terry’s Guide to Lateral Damp Treatment
Description:Rising Damp or Penetrating Damp? Other sources of penetrating dampness are less obvious and can take many years to manifest. Methods of controlling penetrating dampness below ground would depend mainly on the proposed use and the level of dryness required. The failure or indeed absence of a waterproofing system will also aggravate the situation. How to treat lateral damp First, we perform a thorough investigation of the affected floor using moisture meters and our years of experience in damp problems to find the source of the damp and its severity. Read our blog to learn how to spot problem pointing and how it harms your walls. Our standard solution to lateral damp is to tank the walls, which first requires us to strip away any damp plaster or rotten timber until we have nothing but the bare brick or concrete.
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