Wet Rot Fungal Decay – A common form of fugal decay
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- Wet rot (Coniophora puteana) – one of the most common forms of Wet Rot often referred to as Cellar Fungus.
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- Wet Rot (Donkioporia expansa) generally attacks hardwood timbers where there has been persistent water ingress.
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- Wet Rot (one of the many species of Poria) – Generally attacks softwoods leaving extensive damage.
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- Wet Rot (Fibroporia vaillantii) caused by sub floor flooding.
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- Wet Rot (Coniophora puteana) decay to a skirting board.
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- Sub floor condensation – a common cause of Wet Rot and Dry Rot to floor timbers.
