The subsoil or land on which a building is constructed may be composed of clay that provides easy access to water for building moisture through the foundation. Generally, foundation damping occurs when building structures are built on water-logged low-lying areas, where clay or peat subsoils are commonly found, through which damping easily occurs by capillary action. under increases unless properly treated. This dampness further finds its way through the substrate to the floor, walls etc.
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