What is the best way to seal and insulate poured concrete basement walls? I’m concerned about moisture build up over time. I’ve read about cementitious paint but don’t know of a good source.
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On the outside.
Sealing and insulating the outside is not really an option because I live in a condo. What options are available for the inside?
billyb
You are going to have to do alittle research depending on where you live. The site I am attaching goes into above ground, below ground and pony walls. It is a good source.
http://www.buildingsciences.com/resources/foundation
Cheers
Mac
Thank you.
There wasn't a site available at that url, any other suggestions?
http://www.buildingscience.com (not scienceS). The article you want is there and great.
hacknhope
Thanks
Mac