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Fundamentals: A light hearted look at air tightness

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- CommentAuthorTriassic
- CommentTimeApr 28th 2013 edited
I think I might have an air tightness issue, what do you suggest I do?
- CommentAuthorowlman
- CommentTimeApr 28th 2013
Steve, you could try jacking up the downside of the house untill it's level. Or alternatively dig out under the foundations of the opposite side, until it drops sufficiently. Remember a controlled descent is the key to success with that method.

Then again there is always expanding foam.
- CommentAuthortony
- CommentTimeApr 28th 2013
add some wood to the top of the door, has everything stopped moving?
- CommentAuthorNick Parsons
- CommentTimeApr 28th 2013
''Then again there is always expanding foam.''

How about expanding foam at the *bottom* of the wall, contained at sides and ends so that all it can do is lift the wall?!

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