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ondensation induced mould - replaster with an anti mould plaster or replace with green plasterboard?

Anonymous user 21 October 2011 - 10.24 AM

Shower room

2 answers from MyBuilder tradespeople

Anonymous user

I would look at your ventilation/extraction........no point in re-plastering in any method if this isn't looked into first. Carl.

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21 October 2011

Anonymous user

I agree, it would suggest you have a problem elsewhere. Once the ventilation is improved (extract fan fitted to external wall would be the cheapest option) just dry out the room properly and maybe cut out the affected section and replace (depending if drylined or wet plastered).

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21 October 2011