Roger440

I can imagine how pleased you would be...............

Its a sika product. It will be ace!

Ive got nothing useful to add other than yoo must really like swimming! The work and considerations required to stop a sewage treatment plant popping out of the ground caused me enough stess, but this is a whole other level.

Insulating properly is expensive. You can run a dehumidifier for many years before you get close to the cost on insulating effectively. Its also quick and easy.

Techincally correct. But my barn was, before i made it somewhat airtight, rarely more than a couple of degrees adrift from outside. Because it was well ventilated. A couple of degrees difference isnt not that critical, a building full of damp air is.

Which is why you use a dessicant one in low temp environments. They also generate significantly more heat, which is useful in the OP's situation. And mine.

Maybe go back and read my post on the previous page. Most of this ^^^^ is just another one of your rants and is not relevant to what i said.

Indeed, but on this id want to put some kiln dried sand or similar on it too whilst sticky to prevent UV degradation. (whatever the manufacturers say about it)

As above. Make sure its as airtight as possible, and get a dessicant dehumidifier. Problem solved, though with some running costs. Insulating will help a lot, but thats not going to be so easy. You absolutely do not want more ventilation. If its 95% RH outside, it will be 95% inside. If its ventilated you cannot possibly get any other outcome. Steel wont rust below 65%, and nor will mould grow on wood at that either. I keep my workshop at 50%. Nothing degrades in any way. It does, however form part of my largest expense, electricity. But its a big workshop.

Globally no, we are not "ahead". The UK being miles ahead wont stop anything. My point was globally. Not UK.

Pessemistic, but realistic, and what is actually happening and will continue to happen.

At the more extreme projections, it wont be pretty. But they are that, projections. People will find a way to survive. But maybe not all of them.

There was, and still isnt, any possibility of collective action by everyone to do what needs to be done, before we consider there are no guarantees that even if we did it would make any useful difference. Human behaviour being what it is, it was always going to be that way. Adapation was and is the only realistic route forwards.

Sounds like an deveoping outbreak of common sense. Ie, adapt. Sadly, we will have no money left to adapt after spending it all trying to stop it.

You are not alone there. If i was being cynical, sounds like nothing much other than extracting some % from otherwise existing businesses and customers via some techy, appy type stuff. Somehow. Or put another away, someone with some techy knowledge trying to answer a question, that nobody is asking.