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by scorpio stu » Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:13 pm
Slightly bumpy around one window ?
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by Chubbs » Sun Aug 19, 2007 10:00 am
No Stuart, that's new to me, at least in Hobbys.
If it is damp, and has resulted in swollen bmpy wall panels, then damage has already been done inside the sandwich of the wall. The wooden frame will most probably need attention.
BUT the most important thing will be to determine the source of the dampness. Is it the window seal or the roof-to-wall seam above the window?
It is certainly worth investigating if your dampness meter confirms that it is indeed damp.
Hope it's not.
Chubbs
If it is damp, and has resulted in swollen bmpy wall panels, then damage has already been done inside the sandwich of the wall. The wooden frame will most probably need attention.
BUT the most important thing will be to determine the source of the dampness. Is it the window seal or the roof-to-wall seam above the window?
It is certainly worth investigating if your dampness meter confirms that it is indeed damp.
Hope it's not.
Chubbs
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by scorpio stu » Sun Aug 19, 2007 10:19 am
I don't have a damp test meter but I can't see what else it would be.The bit around the window is very,very small but goes down one side and at the bottom of it.We are away again next weekend so will investigate further.cheers
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