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Mould Spreading Rapidly In Newly-Purchased House in Khon Kaen


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A YOUNG MAN who bought a new house in Khon Kaen province for 2.6 million baht around a year ago has over the past two months seen mould growing rapidly both on interior and exterior walls, Sanook.com said.

 

Mr. Chinawat Hansri, 37, took reporters to see the condition of his house purchased from a developer at Ban Pet subdistrict, Mueang district, and they saw mould spreading in the bedroom, living room and prayer room causing the wallpaper to peel and the plaster crack and fall off.

 

Outside the mould is growing in a long line and extending further around the house.

 

Chinawat related that over the past two months the paint and plaster started peeling and falling off constantly.

 

by TNR Staff

The newly-purchased mould-riddled house. Photos: Sanook.com

 

Full story: https://thainewsroom.com/2023/08/07/mould-spreading-rapidly-in-newly-purchased-house/

 

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Look at the concrete everywhere in Thailand... it's a disaster... it's as if they have never heard of adding mold inhibitor to concrete before it is poured... it is cheaper in the long run but no one seems to care... 

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43 minutes ago, NorthernRyland said:

Probably a poor foundation, could be a nightmare to repair. Poor guy.

No damp course, or double wall.

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yes,  probably needs excavating 1 foot deep around the house and then breakout holes for ventilation under floor slab,   then dry the walls and re-paint,    possible install a drain around the house for roof rain runoff. 

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Seems to be under that window.  Ovc windows can leak. There can be cracks in the corners and then it leaks down into the wall.  The best thing is a window drain pan.   People dont know cement and blocks are permiable. 

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3 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

Probably a poor foundation, could be a nightmare to repair. Poor guy.

foundation what foundation most houses I see are bult on a slab at ground level.  In fact out here you can see a rice patty one month and he next they are filling it in and 2 months later buildling houses on it and chargng 6-7 mill per unit.

 

If there were a  foundation then resoluton would be easy you dig around the oustide of the house and dig inside the house and line the outside properly with proper drainage.

 

Peoplein this country really do not know what they are buying or who they are buyng from and not all the big names i think are that safe.

 

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4 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

Probably a poor foundation, could be a nightmare to repair. Poor guy.

I was just going to say crap founations

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1 hour ago, NanLaew said:

Loving the forum's nascent construction expertize on this thread.

the fact a bunch of nobodies on the internet know more about proper construction than Thai builders speaks for itself.

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Poorly installed or non existent damp coursing? ... plus, maybe, no waterproofing in outside render? Page 1 of decent building practices.

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I don't understand why especially Thai people don't buy land and have a house built on it, buy every nail, screw and material needed so you know what is being used and above all "project manage the build". Savings are massive and you know its done right. I did it and built a small 110 square metre bungalow built on the foundation for a 3 storey house teak doors quality tiles etc for 750,000baht in 2010. I put a high roof with vents either side so air flow and guess what my house doesn't get too hot. 13 years and no problems. 3 bedroom detached bungalow..... Nice wee house. 2 million and you could build a nice big house and maybe a small swiming pool.

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5 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

the fact a bunch of nobodies on the internet know more about proper construction than Thai builders speaks for itself.

Actually I was acknowledging the opinions of the 'nobodies' that do appear to know what they are talking about.

 

5 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

rice?

Then there's this.

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We're getting this really bad on our driveway during the rainy season.

 

You need to powerwash it off.  

 

Really slippery.  Lady up the street slipped and broke her arm. 

 

 

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11 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

Damp proof course never used...not need here in Thailand!

No damp course in Thailand, but they are needed here, I have the T-shirt...????

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