How to prevent aqueous vapor frm damaging our wall, Wall paint
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 Oct 7 2011, 01:51 PM
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1) Is the water mark on 1st or Gnd Floor?
2) Your house design and neightboor should not have much different, which you most properly could imaging what area is behind Good time to build relation with next door too... I supporting other view as Solve the problem before moving in. Imaging once you move in withall the item and need start hacking, the cleanning work is worst... |
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Oct 7 2011, 04:50 PM
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QUOTE(tiensong @ Oct 7 2011, 02:12 PM) I agree with you, solve the problem before moving in.... Look positive, it may not be worst as your expectation. I recall my 1st floor wall have high water rating, and the roof cause are due to roof top leaking, where water snap into those gap, but once the contractor seal off, my problem solved...but my renovation almost a year and both I and my wife already very tired... we try to change and modify as much as we can to make it better...a long the road, we already used a lot of money... few days ago, I felt happy and thought everything will be smooth and we can move in very soon.... suddenly, today painter inform me about this problem...after discuss with him, I found out that there is no solution unless stop the source..... my mood very down now....  Cost wise only few hundres with good sealer... |
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Oct 7 2011, 10:38 PM
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This will just transfer from one area to another area. Water could move to other place if somehting block.
also, what if your water meter continues running??? |
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