
if rising damp was a real problem, why does it stop at 1m up the walls...???
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Thats just what I was going to say as wellHow high the water can go by capillary action depends on the material. Theoretically, 1.5 metres for plaster but 50 or more metres in trees when aided by transpiration from leaves and osmotic pressure from below.
Knackers the plaster though - mould - condensation etc the plaster has to be removed and a new Damp course put in -Not as serious as subsidence thoughif rising damp was a real problem, why does it stop at 1m up the walls...???
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