If you’re planning wall finishing, Plaster of Paris (POP) punning might seem like an easy, smooth, and cost-effective solution. But when it comes to damp surfaces or exterior walls, POP isn’t the right material. Let’s break down why and what…
If you’ve ever walked into a newly built house in India and noticed damp patches on the wall—or worse, paint already peeling—you’re not alone. Dampness in Indian buildings is not just common; it’s a silent destroyer. It creeps in unnoticed…
Improper damp proofing—whether due to a defective, damaged, or poorly installed Damp Proof Course (DPC)—can result in significant structural issues. Once moisture finds its way into a building’s fabric, it can compromise safety, weaken materials, and lead to expensive repairs.…
Introduction to Damp Proof Course (DPC) The damp proof course (DPC) is a very important component in construction that prevents moisture from rising from walls and floors through capillary action. This essential barrier which is often overlooked, plays a vital…
