MPH243 Posted July 2 Posted July 2 Why did you start this when it stopped raining and not last year when it rained all the time?
Pocster Posted July 2 Author Posted July 2 (edited) 49 minutes ago, MPH243 said: Why did you start this when it stopped raining and not last year when it rained all the time? I was going to do it last year ; decided I’d do it later - then summer ended …. Difficult to isolate leak when it rains I.e impossible Edited July 2 by Pocster
Pocster Posted July 2 Author Posted July 2 Only just noticed I created this April 1st - but it’s no joke !
ToughButterCup Posted July 3 Posted July 3 The is such a thing as leaks which , although actually a leak - isn't leaking visibly. In other words a leak which is not-a-leak? So the word you are looking for @Pocster is - yet - Its good fun messing with your head. You seem to take it well. 1
Pocster Posted July 3 Author Posted July 3 2 hours ago, ToughButterCup said: The is such a thing as leaks which , although actually a leak - isn't leaking visibly. In other words a leak which is not-a-leak? So the word you are looking for @Pocster is - yet - Its good fun messing with your head. You seem to take it well. Yes “yet” is the word for sure . But evidence suggests I’m in the right area . My faith is low but my confidence is high . Supposedly rain tomorrow
Pocster Posted Tuesday at 16:55 Author Posted Tuesday at 16:55 First proper rain for weeks . Still a slight leak . So will bitumen paint a wider area of that corner outside
Andehh Posted Tuesday at 20:20 Posted Tuesday at 20:20 Bitumen paint, a friend to many of us in these situations!!
Pocster Posted Tuesday at 20:35 Author Posted Tuesday at 20:35 13 minutes ago, Andehh said: Bitumen paint, a friend to many of us in these situations!! Yeah I could just blast a sq metre of the lane with it . But I really want to know the exact area . It was a fair bit of rain , some heavy , so a good test .
ToughButterCup Posted yesterday at 05:15 Posted yesterday at 05:15 Talking to our architect about leaks - he mentioned one he was working on for a client - who has spent a lot of money and months searching and can't find the source. It happens to be my gym. It has had a leak for two years now; it still drips (gently) next to one piece of equipment I always use. They've had several contracting companies look at the issue - crawling up in the roof space, window seals renewed. It takes roughly one whole day from rainfall to one drip appearing in the bucket. And continues to drip for a while after the rain stopped. I used to think it was only boats that leaked in a really annoying way - right over my bunk bed. Not anyone else's bunk. Mine. My roof leaks once a year. A tiny 'weep' . Now I know better . You are in good company lad..... 1
Pocster Posted yesterday at 09:20 Author Posted yesterday at 09:20 4 hours ago, ToughButterCup said: Talking to our architect about leaks - he mentioned one he was working on for a client - who has spent a lot of money and months searching and can't find the source. It happens to be my gym. It has had a leak for two years now; it Strangely enough my gym has constant leaks . Metal flat roof , very large . Been like that since I joined many years ago . They’ve had various contractors in over that time . But once you go up that flight of stairs on a rainy day you are nearly always greeted my the strategically placed buckets .
Pocster Posted yesterday at 10:11 Author Posted yesterday at 10:11 (edited) So bitumen’d along this bit . Did clear off the loose soil . But as I painted it on I created a depression as it pulled the loose stuff up . Will paint again later today . Tomorrow will stick a bit of cement in that depression though . Also bought a larger tin - ready to paint the entire width of the lane if need be . Won’t bother with anymore water tests as it’s incredibly difficult too make it leak but Mr. Rain seems very good at its job . Edited yesterday at 10:13 by Pocster
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