Wallrock Lining Paper - Dampstop Thermic

Its primary purpose is to act as a barrier against penetrating damp and to reduce heat loss, especially behind radiators and appliances, while also covering and concealing existing damp stains.

It is specifically recommended to use Wallrock Dampstop Thermic Adhesive for application.

Yes, once the adhesive is completely dry, the metallic surface can be painted with standard emulsion paints.

Each roll provides 5 square metres of coverage.

It is most effective against penetrating damp and the aesthetic issues caused by damp. For severe rising damp or structural moisture problems, professional assessment may be required.

Yes, you can cover it with thermally efficient wallcoverings, paste the wall lining papers, or decorative wallpaper after it has been applied and dried.

It acts as a strong barrier against damp penetration and moisture, but it is not designed to be submerged or used in areas of constant direct water exposure.

Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or grease. Reapply adhesive if it has dried on the wall before hanging the paper.

Use a clean brush or smoother to firmly push out air bubbles towards the edges while the adhesive is still wet. Ensure even adhesive application.

Verify that the correct Wallrock Dampstop Thermic Adhesive was used and applied correctly. Check that all edges are sealed and that the damp issue is not originating from a more severe structural problem requiring professional assessment.