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Considerable amount of Condensation dripping from Roof and Windows
Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.34 PM
We have recently had a conservatory built and we are getting a lot of condensation. It’s been plastered next week, once dried out would this help with the condensation? The only way to get rid of it is by having the doors and windows open, which we can’t do in the freezing winter. We want to use this room all year round. The conservatory company have not put any other ventilation in place, should they have done? Any feedback and advice appreciated.
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Anonymous user
Add some ventilation bricks, more ventilation is required
Answered15 November 2020
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JLeaf Ltd
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Your base and brickwork contain a lot of water at point of installation (cement and concrete are pourable!) Plenty of ventilation and heating in there to let it dry out over time. It will take longer in the colder weather but stick at it!
Answered26 November 2020
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Anonymous user
Hiya,what you've got there is the moisture from the brickwork and the concrete floor evaporating into the structure.
Keep the windows open on the night latch setting
Plenty of ventilation
That will do the trick after a while👍
Answered11 December 2020
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Willis Glassworks
Rating: 5 out of 5
Should of had trickle vents fitted in the windows
Answered13 December 2020
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