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This should get you started . http://hp-h.com/p/wizard41/

(1) It's difficult to say , but a guess would be between £50 to £100 if you repair it .

(2) I would say possibably the cause is the awning rail , if you could post more pictures from inside and outside it will help ( or email them to me ) .

(3) You can buy shower boarding on the internet ( think there's normally some on ebay , or try Here or Here .

(4) http://hp-h.com/p/wizard41/Frontrail.html also see links at the bottom of my main page to other Fixed it Club members websites .

hope this helps .

atb

Wizard

I would replace the board only if it is damp , a tick tick from the damp tester i would say suggests there is the very slightest bit of moisture there , but if the damp meter is screaming it's head off then it needs sorting out .
For the awning rails i used both roll mastic and sikaflex , it depends on what part you are resealing as to what you use , i found roll mastic was very good for window hanger rails , awning rails ( i used sikaflex for improving the finish of the joint as well as making the seal the best possible ) . Sikaflex is better where the shapes or gaps don't allow for roll mastic .

atb

Wizard

Hi Lawrence , just been having a look round your site , well done mate looking good and well written  . The roof light replacement is ace  .

atb

Wizard

Hi Lawrence,

Just looked at some of your pictures (part of my 'research' ;-)) and am SO impressed by the lovely job you have done on the flooring, especially the way you have an easy-clean surface in the kitchen/bathroom area with am amazingly neat trim between that area and the carpeted 'living' areas...

Must say I am so inspired by everyone's websites, and by everyone's willingness to help so many others who must feel daunted when faced with the dreaded damp. Thank you, Lawrence, Wizard, Al and all of you experts 

Heather

Quote: Originally posted by sheffgrow259 on 01/9/2007

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only kidding not really using silicone its awful stuff

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Had me going there for a mo  
Good to hear your repairs are coming a long well , keep up the good work and keep us posted .

atb

Wizard