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Laying Patio Below Damp Proof Course. The issue i have is that to get that fall, the patio will be butt up against the house and will only be 100mm below the dpc, i understand. I’m ok with that but the estimate he has put. In this guide you will learn all about diagnosing and fixing damp issues below a damp proof course including the tell tale signs of damp concrete floors, damp skirting boards and white fluffy salts known as efflorescence, how to test for these damp issues and then how to remedy them. The surveyor is suggesting that a drainage channel should be placed between the wall and the slabs by cutting a channel. Investigation releaved that the patio had been laid with a slight fall to the wall, and being natural stone was layed on a bed of motar. I am in the process of buying a house and the survey identified that the patio has been laid right up to the back of the house and too close to the damp proof course. I live in a 4 year old house and the current patio sits exactly 150mm (2 brick courses) below dpc which is to regs. The idea of a dpc is to prevent the water in the ground from being drawn up into the walls of the house by a process known as capillary. It needs to be a decent depth below your damp proof course to stop it bridging the damp proof course and causing problems with.

Investigation releaved that the patio had been laid with a slight fall to the wall, and being natural stone was layed on a bed of motar. I’m ok with that but the estimate he has put. It needs to be a decent depth below your damp proof course to stop it bridging the damp proof course and causing problems with. The idea of a dpc is to prevent the water in the ground from being drawn up into the walls of the house by a process known as capillary. The issue i have is that to get that fall, the patio will be butt up against the house and will only be 100mm below the dpc, i understand. In this guide you will learn all about diagnosing and fixing damp issues below a damp proof course including the tell tale signs of damp concrete floors, damp skirting boards and white fluffy salts known as efflorescence, how to test for these damp issues and then how to remedy them. I live in a 4 year old house and the current patio sits exactly 150mm (2 brick courses) below dpc which is to regs. I am in the process of buying a house and the survey identified that the patio has been laid right up to the back of the house and too close to the damp proof course. The surveyor is suggesting that a drainage channel should be placed between the wall and the slabs by cutting a channel.

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Laying Patio Below Damp Proof Course The surveyor is suggesting that a drainage channel should be placed between the wall and the slabs by cutting a channel. I’m ok with that but the estimate he has put. The issue i have is that to get that fall, the patio will be butt up against the house and will only be 100mm below the dpc, i understand. I live in a 4 year old house and the current patio sits exactly 150mm (2 brick courses) below dpc which is to regs. It needs to be a decent depth below your damp proof course to stop it bridging the damp proof course and causing problems with. Investigation releaved that the patio had been laid with a slight fall to the wall, and being natural stone was layed on a bed of motar. The idea of a dpc is to prevent the water in the ground from being drawn up into the walls of the house by a process known as capillary. The surveyor is suggesting that a drainage channel should be placed between the wall and the slabs by cutting a channel. In this guide you will learn all about diagnosing and fixing damp issues below a damp proof course including the tell tale signs of damp concrete floors, damp skirting boards and white fluffy salts known as efflorescence, how to test for these damp issues and then how to remedy them. I am in the process of buying a house and the survey identified that the patio has been laid right up to the back of the house and too close to the damp proof course.