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Three tiles have fell off, how do i refix them?
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[QUOTE="female_novice, post: 893045, member: 48048"] I'm really sorry to go on, it's just that timberwise are dry rot specialists who are accredited and they say on this page "This also occurs where large dimensioned timbers are in direct contact with damp masonry but remain well ventilated in which case the decay only develops within the interior of the member, the outer surface remaining sound." [URL="https://www.timberwise.co.uk/2008/10/dry-rot-the-facts-from-the-dry-rot-experts/"]Dry Rot – The Facts from the Dry Rot Experts - https://www.timberwise.co.uk/2008/10/dry-rot-the-facts-from-the-dry-rot-experts/[/URL] There's also lots of other sites that say dry rot can develop where moisture is trapped without a chance to dry out, like my wet gypsum with an impervious tile on top, worried about the timber below the gypsum. Treating the outsides of the timber wont help, but thanks for the suggestion, as these sides are ventilated so I know they wont get dry rot but im worried about the side i cannot see. [/QUOTE]
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