drylocking walls
#1
02-25-02, 09:23 AM
drylocking walls
My home is 6 years old and sits at the top of a hill. I slope down the back and down the front away from the house (~30 foot drop over 120 feet). I never had any water in my basement. Is it necessary to put waterproofing drylock paint onto my walls and floor to finish it off?
Any suggestions...
Any suggestions...
Last edited by ken7; 02-25-02 at 10:43 AM.
#3
02-26-02, 04:21 AM
Basement floors before laying carpet.
I agree that the UGI drylock is for to prevent water seeping in through the walls. I guess as long as I use a thick vapor barrier I should be OK. What about the floor, should I coat that with something? I am going to be carpetting. Do I need to put anything between the bare floor and the carpet padding?
