What is another word for damp-proof course?
Pronunciation: [dˈamppɹˈuːf kˈɔːs] (IPA) 
"Damp-proof course" is a technical term in architecture and engineering used to refer to a layer of waterproof material that is installed between the foundation and walls of a building to prevent moisture from seeping through. Synonyms for this term include "damp barrier," "moisture barrier," "damp course," "damp seal," and "waterproof course." These synonyms mean the same thing and are frequently used interchangeably in the building industry. Ensuring that a property is adequately damp-proofed is essential for preventing structural damage, dampness, and the resultant issues like mold and pest infestations. Proper installation of a damp-proof course could save a property owner from future expenses on repairs and maintenance.
