Simply put, a dry wall is a warm wall. When walls retain more heat, houses stay warmer for longer. This reduces the reliance on central heating, which leads to lowered energy bills and reduced household carbon footprints. Stormdry Masonry Protection Cream has been rigorously tested to ensure that it performs as it should.

Heating homes contributes to around 15% of the UK’s total carbon emissions. An Institute for Government report also found the UK’s homes are some of the least efficient in Europe. Reducing this environmental impact should be a priority for all. But energy efficiency improvements don’t always have to mean costly and invasive cavity or internal wall insulation. Short on time…

Dry walls are warm walls. When rain hits brickwork, it soaks in and damages the wall over time. Insulation is the primary driver of your home’s thermal performance. A well-insulated home keeps heat in, but it won’t protect brickwork from water damage. A wet wall means a cold house. It’s as simple as that.

If you’re unsure about the type of wall in your home, look at the brick pattern. Solid brick walls tend to space full bricks between half bricks. If this is the case in your home, chances are it is solid wall construction. If all the bricks in your property are full-sized (and your home was built post-1930), chances are your…

The majority of UK housing stock has cavity walls. There are around 12 million homes that are suitable for cavity wall insulation. Most, if not all, new homes built since the first half of the 20th century have cavity walls. In cavity wall construction, two brick walls are built with a narrow gap of at least 50 mm. The gap…