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Liquid DPC on damp concrete floor
john vicente 05/11/2025 - 8.07 AM
We bought a property where there is a damp on a small extended kitchens concrete floor. I want to put a liquid dpc and the put tiles on. Will the damp moves to the walls of the kitchen if i do this? Any recommendations? I dont jave budget yet to replace the concrete floor yet
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SilentDry
Rating: 5 out of 5
yes, it can push damp into the walls if it’s not detailed correctly — especially where the new surface DPM meets the wall plaster or skirting.
Answered5 November 2025
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