My knee-jerk reaction is to say plastic sheeting, but that can block air flow. I suggest cotton duck fabric stapled or hung at an angle to the ceiling joists. If leaks are a regular problem, put a weight on the lower edge to lead the water into drainage. This can be as simple as tying some washers to a string and securing the loose end to the middle of the fabric sheet edge. Dangle the washers into a PVC or flexible pipe and the water will follow accordingly.
Cotton duck should be available at any craft store selling fabrics - just call and ask first.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: August 14, 2008 6:49 pm by Suzanne Wheeler360 pts.
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The way you phrased your question makes me wonder if this is a chronic problem…
Completely aside from short-term remedies, it might be worthwhile to point out to the powers-that-be what the “cost of lost opportunity” would be should they fail to fix the actual source of the leak.
The way you phrased your question makes me wonder if this is a chronic problem…
Completely aside from short-term remedies, it might be worthwhile to point out to the powers-that-be what the “cost of lost opportunity” would be should they fail to fix the actual source of the leak.
Good luck,
Bob