They Dont Want You to know This How To Earn ££££s From Dampproofing,
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2017
- Damp Sam shows how to install a new type of dampproofing course that is kept a secret by big companies. using the modern creams and the ultra simple Dry Stick from Safeguard Chemicals, you could install this yourself it is so simple. If used with the fast dry wall system this could save or earn lots of money.
this is the easiest install ever watch and see how simple it is.
this is a lifesaver...im fixing up a dump of a property and cant afford damp prooofing .....good stuff mate.
Very helpful video, I am going to use the dry rods today as I usually get creams/silicone all over my hands and end up in a mess! Thanks Sam.
Well presented & straightforward with no bull! Proper! All the best!👍
You come across as a genuine contractor, which is rare.
Simon, thank you so much. This is very helpful- you are amazing :)
Thanks fella. Really helpful
Great and very imformatove video. Ive had an independent damp survey done which said i had damp on 2 walls and chimneys. The floor is quite high from ground level and said its due to poor ventilation in the basement and needing repointing/old brickwork.
Great information
Informative Video Thanks. I've been advised that a damp course treatment will have to be done from the outside wall and the inside wall, which means hacking off all the plaster :( . The damp damage is not too bad yet so us it possible to drill from the outside, through the cavity and onto the inside wall stopping 20mm short of the internal wall? Not perfect, but the upheaval will be too much on the property if we treat from the inside. The old damp course is a 1960s bitumen layer that's deteriorated.
Quality mate short and sweet . You will save people a lot of money . ❤
Hi Simon My husband has already subscribed and we've watched many of your videos but haven't found out what you do about door frames/architrave where the damp has travelled into the wood and up the wall. Also how do you fix the architrave, door stops, skirting boards and dado rails to the walls?? The videos are great very informative thank you!
Great video again gona sound daft but iv got damp inside can I or should I put them inside or the outside wall cheers
Just wondering what the best way to do it from the inside or the outside of the house or can u do both at the same time and I'm getting damp coming through the underneath the bathroom window upstairs can u injector underneath the window or at the bottom of the house
Great help, thanks. How many dry sticks do I need to put in along a 2m- length of wall?
Very well explained video, can you please tell me the depth you drill to and if its a cavity wall do you drill from both sides thanks.
Hi Sam, thanks for the video. I’m about to do this to a property I have that has now got dry rot in the lower part of the property. I’ve taken the plaster off up to a mitre and will treat the masonry with a dry rot solution. A friend suggested PVA the walls as a sealer. And would you suggest lime mortar or something else? For the kitchen I was thinking about using a breathable vapor barrier and installing plastic panels over battens any thoughts? PS don’t feed the trolls!
Hi Simon, great videos. Getting involved in sons purchase, terraced house built around 1890,so two party wall agreements needed for DPC. Plus houses built on steep slope so each house around 450 mm higher than next door. Lots of plaster to come off, DPC from inside. Should the holes be drilled as close as possible above floorboard level and plaster applied down to or below hloes and what plaster should be used to finish?
Hi Simon, greatl vid! How far apart do the holes need to be across a wall?
Used these , three months on, the rods look just the same, the mortar in my wall is still reading 33% on my meter, ( and this is in the summer months ) which is the maximum it will go to. I think I have been conned, big time. Thank god I only did a 10 foot interior wall, as a test before doing the whole house.
Hi, well explained, liked and subbed!