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chrismart27 May 2013 16:30Dear visitors,
Water is penetrating the parapet and the masonry below it. Water is also found beneath the waterproof membrane. However, the membrane itself is watertight, as was recently confirmed.
Does anyone see a way to at least temporarily protect the parapet against rain, as shown in the photos? A full repair is currently not an option because we have not reached an agreement on the cause of the damage, although experts suspect the parapet.
Thank you for your response!
Water is penetrating the parapet and the masonry below it. Water is also found beneath the waterproof membrane. However, the membrane itself is watertight, as was recently confirmed.
Does anyone see a way to at least temporarily protect the parapet against rain, as shown in the photos? A full repair is currently not an option because we have not reached an agreement on the cause of the damage, although experts suspect the parapet.
Thank you for your response!
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chrismart27 May 2013 20:10Links to external galleries are not allowed, so here are 5 excerpts.
chrismart schrieb:
Dear visitors,
Water is penetrating the parapet and the masonry below it. Water is also present beneath the waterproof membrane. However, the membrane itself has recently been confirmed to be watertight.
Does anyone see a way to at least temporarily protect the parapet against rain, as shown in the following photos? A full repair is currently not an option because we cannot agree on the cause of the damage, even though experts suspect the parapet.
Thank you for your response!