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Title
Porous ceramic tubes dry walls without environmental damage.
Description
Neglect can lead to even more expensive damage and affect property values.
Where a damp-course has failed or is otherwise defective, ground water, is drawn into the structure by capillary attraction and is commonly known as “rising damp”.
Rising damp will normally be seen as marks on the wall (a characteristic "tide mark") up to a height of about 1.2 metres though this may sometimes be more.
Plaster will often show signs of dilapidation and may break and fall away; brickwork and the mortar course may be eroded.
