dpc above the the breeze block wall yes the lack of guttering is a problem but not causing damp to loft its more like a bog geting in and out which will be rectified, my deep litter hides nothing nice and dry , it used to be bianco'ed every other day
i will be puting a path in to loft once i have built the platform as for air there is 3 parralle walls so has air flow underneath wheres dampness going to enter beyond me ;D ;D ;D ;D
i would seal the bottom of the front in as when rain hits the front the water will cascade down the walls even with a slope water will find its own level
well to me the floor looks damp and if you look at the front there is a gap where the sheets meet the floor rain water will run back in simple realy and also a gap under side entrance damp creates problems so dry loft ? nope ass i have pointed the problems out , has the floor got a damp course or felt sheeting below the ply flooring ?
there was a thread before ill have a look , i thought they were a pretty good idea but if get frozen not so good and take a long time cleaning them all out
have found a few good crosses for the kirkpatricks , Delbar , Van Hee , Van Loon , Jansens , Van Braunes , Sootjen however if you want to keep them to the strains already in them try Putman , Sion and Bricoux