I was looking to re-route my aerial and satellite down leads under the floo r and to save myself a bit of wall drilling was looking to pass them throug h a convenient air brick. I assumed that as in a normal cavity wall the inn er wall was open behind the air brick to ventilate the under floor space. T o my surprise I found some DPM material covering the inside of the air bric k, I cannot actually see what is there but can feel around from a convenien t loose floorboard. The DPM material is loose and can be lifted at the bott om where I can feel the inside of the air brick and the regular DPM above t he air brick spanning both walls. The house was cavity insulated by the pre vious owners and the air brick in question looks like it has been replaced at sometime as I found a broken piece of air brick in with this loose DPM. What should be the arrangement? I feel it should be unobstructed especially as there is a musty smell although no evidence of rot anywhere. Should I r emove the DPM material covering the air brick?
Richard