Code of practice for the installation of remedial damp proof courses in masonry walls

Property Care Association, 2008
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Supplement

Building Supplement

Abstract

Addresses the treatment of rising damp in masonry walls of existing buildings. Recommends the procedures for diagnosing rising damp and lays down the standards of workmanship required for installing remedial damp-proof courses and for finishing work. Identifies other causes of dampness and stresses the importance of eliminating these. Covers health and safety, training, standards and codes, inspections, reports, problem-solving and quality assurance.

History

Superseded by the 2013 version. Supersedes the 2008 edition. This document is no longer available from the original publisher, therefore the status is unconfirmed.

Subjects

  • Building structure
  • Walls/masonry/cavity walls
  • Coverings and surface finishes
  • Waterproofing/damp proofing
  • Chemical damp proofing

Publisher History

The Property Care Association was created as a result of the division of the British Wood Preserving and Damp Proofing Association (BWPDA).

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