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Surface condensation and mould growth in traditionally-built dwellings.

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Building Research Establishment

Language: English Series: BRE Digest ; 297Publication details: Garston, Watford Building Research Establishment 1985Description: 8p. : ill. ; 30cmISBN:

0851253415

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690

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