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Tin Monkey · 17-07-2007, 06:11

Thanks for the replies everyone.

As I say, it isn't damp enough to bring the paper off, discolour it, mould to grow, etc. Apart from the wrinkled paper you wouldn't even know.
When the DPC company came out he knocked on the wall to check if the plaster was crumbling, but he said it was all sound. I believe that it is too, so I can't really see the problem being very severe.
I just wondered if it was causing a problem that would become worse over the next 12 months? To be honest, I have a sofa on that wall and you can only see the wrinkles when the sun shines a particular way and I stand at 180 degrees to the wall.
I have someone else coming out on Thursday to look at it. I'll see what they say about leaving it for 12 months.

17-07-2007, 06:11	#8
Tin Monkey Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 4,759 Liked: 151 times Rep Power: 1137	Re: Dampness Advice? Thanks for the replies everyone. As I say, it isn't damp enough to bring the paper off, discolour it, mould to grow, etc. Apart from the wrinkled paper you wouldn't even know. When the DPC company came out he knocked on the wall to check if the plaster was crumbling, but he said it was all sound. I believe that it is too, so I can't really see the problem being very severe. I just wondered if it was causing a problem that would become worse over the next 12 months? To be honest, I have a sofa on that wall and you can only see the wrinkles when the sun shines a particular way and I stand at 180 degrees to the wall. I have someone else coming out on Thursday to look at it. I'll see what they say about leaving it for 12 months. __________________ T.M. Last edited by Tin Monkey; 17-07-2007 at 06:14.