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Damage by other fungi

Pore sponge, fruiting bodies and infestation patterns

General processing instructions: Control of other fungi

Determine the extent of the damage

An investigation must be carried out by a qualified expert to determine the type and extent of damage and the associated need for control measures.

Remove fungi and damaged areas

Remove mycelium, fruiting bodies and severely damaged wood, maintaining the safety distance specified in the standard; the wood must then be removed at least 30 cm beyond the visible infestation. With low damaged wood, whose load-bearing capacity was not unduly impaired, it is sufficient to remove only the damaged areas up to the healthy wood.

Replace wooden components

Newly installed wood must be impregnated in accordance with the current usage class in accordance with DIN 68 800. If necessary, treat the parts remaining in the structure with Adolit Holzbau B*.

Prevent future infestation

Take suitable measures (e.g. drying out the masonry, repairing defective water pipes, etc.) to prevent the wood from becoming damp again.

* Use biocidal products carefully. Always read the label and product information before use

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Different types of fungi

  • White pore sponge
  • Brown cellar fungus
  • Leaflets
  • Spread house porling
  • Fungal decay

Damage caused by other funghi

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