S Stellan Svealand #1 Member · 82 posts 20 Jan at 6:48 PM Stellan Svealand Member 82 posts 20 Jan at 6:48 PM #1 Old water damage near a vent in an unheated storage building. The craftsman suggests drywall. Is it a good choice considering the vent and any moisture that might enter there? #drywall #material-selection #valve
Old water damage near a vent in an unheated storage building. The craftsman suggests drywall. Is it a good choice considering the vent and any moisture that might enter there?
Intet #2 Member · 6 779 posts 30 Jan at 1:28 AM Intet Member 6,779 posts 30 Jan at 1:28 AM #2 Is it just humid air that caused it? No leakage?
S Stellan Svealand #3 Member · 82 posts 30 Jan at 3:19 AM Stellan Svealand Member 82 posts 30 Jan at 3:19 AM #3 Intet said: Is it only humid air that caused it, no leakage? I think it's an old water damage from a downpipe that got blocked by leaves, but that's just my guess. It was already there when I bought the house.
Intet said: Is it only humid air that caused it, no leakage? I think it's an old water damage from a downpipe that got blocked by leaves, but that's just my guess. It was already there when I bought the house.
Intet #4 Member · 6 779 posts 30 Jan at 3:30 AM Intet Member 6,779 posts 30 Jan at 3:30 AM #4 I can imagine that. In that case, plaster should probably work fine.