Tips to Prevent Mould in Steel Structures by NASH

Tips to Prevent Mould in Steel Structures by NASH (stock photo only).

Mould is a common problem in any structure and is even worse for traditionally-made buildings. In wood, mould can lead to rot and decay, affecting the foundation of the structure. Although this isn't an issue with steel, it can still be susceptible to mould. NASH offers tips to prevent mould in steel structures.

To keep external moisture out, it's important to use the appropriate detailing, flashing, and cladding that can prevent rain ingress. Maintaining airtightness is also a must and can be done by ensuring external membranes and internal linings are well fitted.

Tips to Prevent Mould in Steel Structures by NASH (stock photo only).

To allow moisture to escape from inside the structure, you may use vapour-permeable materials and also provide drainage paths. Steel framing is a durable material that will not retain moisture and is also robust.

You can check out the other tips to prevent mould in steel structures by NASH at nash.asn.au.

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