Say Goodbye to Damp Walls – WallRock DampStop Thermic Fix!

In this insightful video featuring professional painter and decorator Phil Beckwith, we are introduced to the remarkable solution known as WallRock DampStop Thermic by Mav.

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Phil provides a comprehensive walkthrough of the application process, highlighting the significance of using the DampStop adhesive for both the initial WallRock DampStop paper and subsequent lining or wallpaper you'll be hanging over the DampStop Thermic (foil lining).

Phil emphasizes the effectiveness of WallRock DampStop Thermic in combating damp issues on walls (remember, you may need to source where the damp or problem is coming from first) . This product not only prevent moisture from seeping through but also provide thermal insulation, making them an ideal choice for enhancing the energy efficiency of a space.

To begin, Phil explains that it is crucial to use the specially formulated DampStop adhesive to hang the WallRock DampStop paper. He emphasizes that no other paste will adhere to the silver side of the DampStop paper, ensuring a secure and long-lasting bond.

Moreover, Phil advises viewers to continue using the DampStop adhesive for any subsequent lining or wallpaper applications on the silver side of the DampStop. This step is crucial to maintain the overall effectiveness of the system and ensure proper adhesion.

By following Phil's expert guidance, viewers gain a thorough understanding of the importance of using WallRock DampStop Thermic, as well as the necessity of utilizing the DampStop adhesive for both initial and subsequent applications. This video serves as a valuable resource for achieving professional results and tackling damp issues in a practical and efficient manner.

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1ltr DampStop Adhesive (a rule of thumb, use 1tr per roll of DampStop)

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[gabegabriel]

Masterclass, thanks Phil!
Wallrocks fibre liner is also a cracking product for traditional lining. Doesn't tear and easy to use....paste wall or paper.

[stevesvids]

Many of these type of problems are due to the wall temperature being cold which attracts condensation. Micro condensation can form within the structure giving the appearance of stains emerging. Its not always a dampness problem coming through the wall. This seems a good product in that it will keep the surfaces warmer and resist moisture / vapour penetrating through to the structure where it would condense. I recently surveyed an old Victorian property where they experience mould growth in all rooms where there is an external wall. Its the temperature of the wall structure that causes their issue along with drying clothes for a family of 5 indoors. Its a battle of physics.

[johnbaines]

We use this stuff all the time, real game changer, we do a lot of regen works in a lot of social housing and almost all properties have damp issues on the breast, although we have used the standard thermic adhesive in the past and are yet to see any damp return through and zero peeling issues and have never overlapped either unless we come to a corner that the thermic can’t be manipulated due to out of square, we don’t always use the fibre liner either depending on quality of the plaster we use a standard wall doctor blown vinyl which also works well for us too

[yurisilverov]

I watched this video with great interest and I think it is practical and very useful especially for DIY enthusiasts like myself. We’ve been dealing with dump problem in our garage area for sometimes and I think this partly could be a solution. Thank you very much for your help!

[RaymondWhitworth]

Used this system for the first time recently after watching your video. Much easier than the old foil paper, the curly edged frustrating one !. Cheers Phil .

[Mr_Lupine]

Great informative video lesson. Thanks for all your efforts in making it. Cheers 👌⭐⚡

[paulrumbold]

Hi buddy . Looks a real game changer . Will give it ago next time if I get an issue again . Really great product buddy . Thank you sooo much

[wandalloyd]

Thanks for this, I’ve got moisture patches slowly developing on the inside corner of one chimney breast then another small patch inside an upstairs bedroom wall. Its a 1950’s house with a new roof. There’s no mould developing, it just feels damp to the touch. A specialist damp company said the wall is absorbing moisture from the inside. They suggested they’d replaster over these areas at a cost of £3, 000! Think I’ll give this a try as the areas are relatively small.

[alexthomson]

Really well explained. I didn't know this product existed! Cheers Phil

[JJamJ]

Many thanks. A very comprehensive video. Shall be using this method this coming week. 👍

[patrickhughes]

Fantastic posts a so expertly explained thank you

[painterman]

👍👍
Thank you for the video mate.
Enjoyed the video.Well explain

[skar]

Interesting product and I'm a big fan of Wallrock products.
Surely the correct thing to do is to remedy the damp coming down the chimney? Also, I was always told that any damp in walls - especially in these older houses - the wall needs to breathe to allow any damp/moisture out? By trapping the damp/moisture in it will just move to another area to find it's way out.

[dustyfruitypie]

It doesn't look like a tube of adhesive goes far. How many tubs did you use per roll?

[zenzer]

Very helpful. Just ordered some and will be fitting on Saturday. Will let you know how I get on. Thank you

[leenlou]

Can i put thermal liner on over this then apply wallpaper over the thermal liner

[UH]

hi would it reduce moisture meter readings once applied ?

[garryleeks]

Just used wallrock paper, brilliant 👍

[michellecook]

I have a newly built single skimmed porch I did protect all the blocks on the inside and on the outside to make sure no damp get through and I have plastered it could I put this over the plaster as an extra precaution and then put lining paper on top only purely because it is a single skimmed porch so I know it will be prone to damp even though I've made sure I've dampened all the bricks and everything else

[juddrolfe]

Another great vid mate. I totally understand why you have used this product in this scenario, however, my only concern regarding its damp proof qualities is, as we all know if you seal damp in, it will only travel along the wall till it finds a way out. I've been decorating 30+ yrs and never had to use the old style foil paper, so very interesting 👍🏻