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Nothing . Not a hint of dampness inside . Though I still need to allow a few hours . Assuming it’s dry there are 2 possibilities… It’s not leaking because the leak isn’t in this area I.e it’s to the left not the right OR <holds breath > the leak is fixed 🤯😲
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Ran that for 10 mins . what’s surprising is the little amount of water running over the pavers . It’s all vanished somewhere !!
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There was rain last night but I have no idea how much . No obvious leak . My new theory is …. This wall I hosed continually and kept away from the quoin near the gate . No leak . So I assumed wall not an issue . But ! . Water from under the gate run off is lower than the block paving so in theory could run under it ? . Hence hosing to the right - testing that .
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In theory they should says Google . I’m going to try one simple box over one and see if there’s any discernible difference to my limited ears
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Will I really tell the difference audibly ? . I suppose I could make 1 and try content with and without it installed I suppose . So just bolt a lined box over the speaker essentially?
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Yeah but it’s like 50 quid for 1 and I need 4 ! I’ll install as is . Then it can bug me “ would it better with an audio hood ? “ for a bit In this open plan room I’ve just counted 35 lights / sensors etc that are all holes in the ceiling 😊- so I take your point ; but I ain’t worried about that . The leak will put the fire out anyway 🙄😂.
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I did read that . I assumed they don’t actually output a lot in atmos ? . Beam and block above so not really worried about sound transfer. Did look at ‘official ‘ sound backing boxes - ridiculously expensive. Link to yours ? . Fire regs 😂 - off a (expletive deleted)ing speaker in an underground house 🤣🤣🤣🤣 - don’t think I’ll worry about that one . Back boxes though for better sound ….. yes please
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Yes . Something pretty much like that .
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In the ceiling 😊 They are much larger than I thought . Was going to cut strips of osb - stick a hole in it . Mount speakers to that . Then sit on the metal T bars that support my suspended ceiling . Cut tile to suit . They might vibrate on the T metal - will wait and see .
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We’re going to go on until I fix this - possibly thousands of pages …
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1st coat done , will do 2nd later today tbh I’m even more sceptical this will fix it . Rain tomorrow so I’ll get a free test ! I do have a new theory on what might be going on , but I’ll keep that under wraps for the next episode!
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Hmmmmm . Had long light showers last night and it leaked . It’s concerning because that corner wouldn’t have pooled I don’t think and the concrete is right up to the roof edge . Though not bitumen painted wasn’t expecting that …..
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See @Nickfromwales I was being all grown up with no rude stuff then others spoil if for me 😢
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Had a few ( at swmbo’s request ) . Shite . Battery fails , lights not exactly illuminating the cupboard . If I really need to delve deep into the recesses I use my headband led light .
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next to the quoin you mean ? . Yeah I’ll rake that and bitumen paint into it
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Only if it works ! Starting to drizzle a bit so zero chance of floating any fall on it now
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Bit tricky . But I will bitumen paint up the wall and stone a bit . I’ll thicker paint at that junction also to create a slight fall .
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Agree . Thanks for calling my stonewalling historical 😊
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Cleaned it out . Didn’t need to go very deep until I hit some concrete ( presumably poured after the slab just to fill in the trench around it ) . That bit I painted bitumen on had some very loose stuff under the edge . Flipped that out and there is a potential gap there . So going to fill will concrete but keep it lower than the asphalt and then bitumen the lot tomorrow.
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I’m going to dig out that mot1 area infront and to the left and right a bit . Try to pull the membrane back a bit . Fill that with concrete . Then bitumen everything so the bit in blue will be concrete
