No liquid is involved so the wall is quicker to dry out and it is not injected under pressure which means that there are no problems with party walls. It should be noted that whilst insertion of a chemical DPC inhibits further moisture from rising up into the wall, the moisture present before the DPC will take time to dry out. Dryzone has been independently tested and approved by the BBA as well as multiple equivalent organisations internationally, making it the most rigorously tested damp proofing cream on the market. Creating the best possible barrier to rising damp minimises moisture in the wall, blocks the build-up of ground salts, and reduces heat-loss. The product is then left to revert to its liquid phase and penetrate the masonry surrounding the hole.

Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream is the original high performance injection cream, for the purpose of treating rising damp.

Our team have chosen Drywall plus because it uses the highest concentration of silane available in DPC injection cream on the market. See our page on replastering as part of a rising damp treatment for details of replastering systems available.

Items should be unused, in a saleable condition, in original packaging and with all component parts and any promotional items received. With all remedial damp-proofing systems, it is important to remove and replace any salt-contaminated plaster. The WTA test method is particularly tough on DPC products because the test walls are subjected to continual damp with no "dwell period" to assist the curing of the cream. Holes are drilled in a wall, using a 12mm drill bit, along the first continuous mortar course that is at least 150mm above ground level. A low cost and low waste damp course cream package supplied in a 8 litre refill pack for damp proof contractors.Only use genuine "Limelite renovating plaster" following chemical injection treatment for rising damp. No Hydro high strength damp proofing cream is injected into the mortar course between the brick course via 12mm holes created to treat affected walls. Delay any decoration for 4-6 weeks following re-plastering and allow for good natural ventilation to enhance drying. Once injection is completed it is essential to re-plaster ONLY with the correct DRY WALL RENOVATING PLASTER. When replastering you can use No Hydro Salt Inhibitor, our salt inhibitor is a high-specification plaster additive for use in sand-cement renders after the installation of a remedial damp proof course.

Without the need of any specialist equipment the DPC cream will provide an effective barrier against rising damp in walls.Ultracure© cream is designed to control rising damp, but walls can remain damp after a DPC installation where they are severely contaminated with hygroscopic salts. Once in place, the cream’s active ingredients disperse through the pores of the cement motor line, forming a robust damp proof course that protects your walls against rising damp. Construction Chemicals Envirosafe One Shot Damp Proof Injection Cream can be injected from one side of the property therefore unsightly holes or plugs are not visible from the outside.

Construction Chemicals Envirosafe One Shot Damp Proof Injection Cream technology is a unique silicone emulsion cream for injection into mortar beds to control rising dampness. High-Strength, High-Efficacy: Contains a high percentage of active ingredients for maximum effectiveness. Dryzone Injection Cream has been successfully tested on porous and neutral pH mortars such as those found in Victorian buildings and is also effective in treating rising damp in rubble-filled walls. The introduction of our hybrid plasterboard method, the Dryzone Express Replastering System has greatly simplified this process.The cream can successfully treat rising damp in cavity walls, double brick (9 inch) walls and single brick (4. Once No Hydro Damp Proofing Cream has been installed, it spreads before curing to form a water-repellent barrier. Dryzone Damp-Proofing Cream is part of the Dryzone System for renovating internal walls suffering from rising damp. This is why we recommend hacking off any affected plaster and replacing it with a fresh coat of anti-damp drywall coating to afford you complete protection.