Carcoon Or Similar

[dapleb]

Thanks Chris. I have put sealant in any door gaps. The rubber door strips are a great idea. No water gets in through the doors as the hanger is covered by an even bigger hangar, so the doors open to an "inside" area but sealing will help me dehumidify.



I think part of the problem with water finding its way in is that another roof feeds onto my roof close to the roof/wall junction. On the other side of the apex roof it joins the next hangar and the valley formed atwix the two did have a gutter but it's now an airborne hedgerow!!!



The roof looks fragile... And as you know I'm not, so clearing that might be an issue. Gulp. Thinking maybe drain rods or summat as hangar is around 30m long!!





I put the remote hygrometer in the car yesterday along with a "unibond aero 360" non powered dehydrogenator loike dis <a class="bbc_url" href="https://www.diy.com/departments/unibond-aero-360-moisture-absorber/307283_BQ.prd">https://www.diy.com/departments/unibond-aero-360-moisture-absorber/307283_BQ.prd</a> . Inside car humidity was 77%, 21 hours later it's 71% and the aero 360 has collected around 100ml from my poor interior!



Might give the bucket of silica gel a go too.



Boikes are acf50d. Will get underneath the car before it goes in the poly tunnel and give it a good go.



Thanks for suggestions.

This post was last modified: 05-09-2018, 05:23 AM by dapleb.