Dryzone Damp Proofing Cream (DPC) - 310ml - High-Strength Injection Cream for Rising Damp Treatment. BBA & WTA Approved

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In many older properties a non porous stone was used to build the first few courses of masonry but over the years this stone in many instances has become porous allowing water to be soaked up through it. The damp-proofing injection works wonders for the majority of moisture-related problems. It helped numerous homeowners maintain the structural integrity of their homes while also preserving the internal aesthetics of the walls and floors. To ensure that the problem you’re dealing with is rising damp, always look for the following five signs:

Consult a professional about which damp-proof injection cream you should use, as it’ll differ from case to case. Nonetheless, the best types on the market are typically those with a high silane concentration, as it plays a significant role in forming a powerful barrier. Does Damp Proofing Cream Need to Be Injected?A horizontal damp proof course is usually placed 6 inches above ground level and used in conjunction with a damp proof membrane which stops water rising to any part of the ground floor from the ground.

If you hire a professional to investigate the dampness problem, you may discover that it has nothing to do with the current DPC. If the rising damp happened because the external ground level is higher than the DPC, you can have it lowered (if possible). Where Do You Normally Get Rising Damp? DPC should be applied to the joints between windows and doors to prevent precipitation from entering the building Delay any decoration for 4-6 weeks following re-plastering and allow for good natural ventilation to enhance drying. Do not apply heat or accelerated drying methods. Locate the injection points: The injection points should be spaced evenly along the wall while treating rising damp, typically at intervals of around 600mm, and positioned at the wall’s base where rising damp is most likely to occur.

What Depth Should Chemical Damp Proof be Injected?

To Avoid Health Issues: The dampness of a building can also cause health problems, particularly respiratory issues and allergies. A damp-proof injection is a technique to prevent moisture from penetrating the walls of a building. This process involves injecting a specialised cream into the walls of a building to create a barrier against moisture, which can cause damp and mould to form. Damp-proof creams proved to be one of the most effective materials for dealing with rising damp. Although it requires low pressure, it’s developed to travel deep inside capillary pores in the walls to form a strong horizontal barrier.

Important note: Depending on the type of wall and manufactures specified coverage, you should drill and inject your cream DPC on both the inside and outside of your property.It should be noted that whilst insertion of a chemical DPC inhibits further moisture from rising up into the wall, the moisture present before the DPC will take time to dry out. When it comes to damp proofing, you might find lots of jargon that can be perplexing. So, to help clear up any confusion, we’ll answer some frequently asked questions about the various types of DPC. What Is Membrane Damp Proofing?