Ben the Box
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I like my allotment, cooking, my dog and a couple of people.
In that case, paint would be ok I reckon. I’d line it with damp proof membrane first which should prolong its life and keep any contaminants in the paint away from the soil.
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225mm x 30 Metre Roll Damp Proof Course DPC Conforms to BS6515, CE Mark to EN 14909
Damp proof course made from 100% recycled polythene, conforms to BS 6515 (1984) and is CE marked to EN14909 2012. For use in brick, stone and concrete walls Damplas DPC provides a robust damp proof barrier to prevent the rise of damp in structure walls. To be compliant with current building regulations a damp proof course should be built into the mortar bed approximately 150mm above the structure base. Damp proof course comes in a range of sizes to suit various project applications. It is flexible and has a bold embossing to both sides to promote improved adhesion to mortar.
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December 10, 2024 at 8:08 AM
In that case, paint would be ok I reckon. I’d line it with damp proof membrane first which should prolong its life and keep any contaminants in the paint away from the soil.
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I don’t do anything with mine. They’re so cheap and easy to replace when rotten, I just wouldn’t bother.
December 9, 2024 at 5:09 PM
I don’t do anything with mine. They’re so cheap and easy to replace when rotten, I just wouldn’t bother.
It is the best beer in the world. I even have the appropriate glass 😅
December 4, 2024 at 9:27 PM
It is the best beer in the world. I even have the appropriate glass 😅