How to recover walls affected by capillary rising damp?

Defeat the rising damp

1. Completely demolish l’ plaster up to the height of the brick by a’ height equal to three times the thickness of the wall above the level of maximum ascent of the 26-rsquo; humidity?, Having care to remove all friable or incoherent parts.
2. Wash the masonry thoroughly and close the large crumbling with mortar using brick chips if necessary.
3. On still damp masonry, apply with a trowel PAULINSANA RINZAFFO F750 antisale hooking base for dehumidifying plasters with a thickness of 5/7 mm until the masonry is completely covered.
4. Within 24 hours apply PAULINSANA INTO K670, macroporous, dehumidifying plaster, which accelerates l’ evaporation of the 26-rsquo; humidity? ascent, for a minimum thickness of two centimeters, with a consumption of about 11/12 Kg / m2 per cm of thickness starting from 10-15 cm from the floor level.
5. Carry out a 10-15 cm microporous plinth starting from the floor, of the overall thickness of the 26-rtquo; plaster, with PAULINSANA RINZAFFO F750.
6. Final smoothing with a low-modulus highly breathable mineral-based skim coat, PAULINSANA RAS R550, finished with a civil sponge float.
7. As a decorative finish we recommend l’ use of highly breathable products such as diffusion paint, siloxane, SANOFINISH, or all the siloxane products of the SILOX Line or based on potassium silicates of the SILK Line, after prior application of smoothing connection SILK PF523. For interior finishes, highly breathable products (paint or rustic) based on the MARMOLADA Line can be used.