BRE GG33 PDF

BRE GG33 PDF

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BRE GG33 PDF

Published Date:
09/01/1999

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[ Revised ]

Description:

Building damp-free cavity walls

Publisher:
Building Research Establishment Limited

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Active

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Electronic (PDF)

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It goes without saying that cavity walls should be built so that the inner leaf stays dry. Many building details are designed with this express purpose and are long-established. However, dampness is still a common problem in modern buildings, due to faulty design or construction of damp-proofing measures or to wrong choice of material. This Guide shows how to make sure new cavity walls do not suffer from dampness problems.


Edition : 99
Published : 09/01/1999

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