Dry zone

[superspread]

Hi guys can any of you give me a heads up on this dry zone product, is it worth using or just some gimmick,anyone got any examples good or bad in using it ,I need a quick remedy on my house,cheers.

 

[johniosaif]

Let me Know how you get on..

 

[superspread]

Will do,don't look like anybody has used it:RpS_laugh:

 

[Jace]

move house.............glad i could be of use

 

[tined82]

hi is it dry zone injection cream. if so i have used it a few times and seems to work well. i much prefer tanking system though.

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[Arti]

No quick remedy for damp marra, regardless of which product

 

[superspread]

hi is it dry zone injection cream. if so i have used it a few times and seems to work well. i much prefer tanking system though.

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Yea it's the cream I'm after using,don't think that I've got that bad a problem just a bit of belt and braces,just got about 50 mm showing at the bottom,I think where thr ground is exposed having an extension built its showing on the existing wall where the block work butts up ( I hope) and the rain splashing up against it.

 

[flynnyman]

No quick remedy for damp marra, regardless of which product

Not even the magic wand or more commonly known a vent?

 

[superspread]

move house.............glad i could be of use

Yea thanks jr I need you

 

[Jace]

but a fack load of right guard and spray it all over the wall:RpS_confused: just thinking outside of the box, i mean jesus what more do you want from me i gave you the move house option which is always the best one haha:RpS_thumbup:

 

[superspread]

Not even the magic wand or more commonly known a vent?

The only problem is I never had it before the extension was built ,I've now put a plastic sheet over the joint between new and existing brickwork to protect the bottom from splashing,it's right below the hopper for the roof outlet that was just running into a gorilla tub,and me emptying it when I remembered. ( I know I know )

 

[superspread]

but a fack load of right guard and spray it all over the wall:RpS_confused: just thinking outside of the box, i mean jesus what more do you want from me i gave you the move house option which is always the best one haha:RpS_thumbup:

A constructive piece of advice would be nice:RpS_biggrin::RpS_thumbup:

 

[Jace]

sure for men???? leaves no white marks or yellow staining and lasts 24 hours before it needs re-applying

 

[Jace]

dont get the womens one though its not as strong ive found

 

[CTPlastering]

Ive used it , inject every vertical joint above and below on your damp course , it needs rendered aswell up to at least 1.5 metres sith waterproofer which dryzone make for your warranty

 

[CTPlastering]

There is a detailed spec though

 

[superspread]

Cheers for that ,that's gonna come in really useful wiv my damp problem:flapper:

 

[gilby]

Sounds like there's no vertical dpc been put in. If that's the case you'll never stop it


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[carlos]

Dry zone works as well as the bloke using it. Same as all the damp treatments out there.

 

[superspread]

The dpc is sound,obviously I can't see inside the bricks but I'm sure that its ok,it's a real conundrum

 

[carlos]

Is the extension floor level higher than where you are having a problem?

 

[superspread]

Na Carlos, its not and it's timber as well

 

[Jace]

if thats the case ill stick with move house then mate

 

[superspread]

if thats the case ill stick with move house then mate

You can have at a knocked down price of 650k

 

[CTPlastering]

I said on the vertical joints by the way going horizontally obviously if that was a dig at me just before , both side of your cavity must be done , i think your problem sounds abit more than just abit injecting etc , get someone to have a look at it , alot of ways to get problems

 

[Jace]

You can have at a knocked down price of 650k

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there you go 650 k's when can i pick up the keys to my new swimming pool

 

[superspread]

I said on the vertical joints by the way going horizontally obviously if that was a dig at me just before , both side of your cavity must be done , i think your problem sounds abit more than just abit injecting etc , get someone to have a look at it , alot of ways to get problems

Na wasn't aving a pop at u ct was aving some bants wiv jr,I appreciate your adviceadvice

 

[superspread]

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there you go 650 k's when can i pick up the keys to my new swimming pool

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[irish_spread]

Top tip. No such thing as rising damp. You're in London, give me £150 and I'll tell you what the problem is. Simples :RpS_thumbup:

 

[Arti]

Top tip. No such thing as rising damp. You're in London, give me £150 and I'll tell you what the problem is. Simples :RpS_thumbup:

:-0....................but i thought you were the celebrity poster boy for rising damp Edward................................:RpS_scared: