Stikkdemping
Stikkdemping, also known as "sticking damp" or "sticking dampness," is a term used in the field of building and construction to describe a condition where moisture or water is trapped within the walls of a building, typically between the inner and outer layers of plaster or render. This phenomenon occurs when the outer layer of the wall is impermeable to water, preventing it from draining away, while the inner layer is permeable, allowing water to enter. As a result, water can become trapped within the wall, leading to a buildup of moisture and potential damage to the structure.
Stikkdemping is a common issue in older buildings, particularly those with traditional materials such as brick