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I may be off track here, but did the engineering bricks once form a DPM? on an exterior wall has this house been extended? I ask because I saw what looked like black DPM material.
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Thanks Boggs - how quickly can I tile over a repair mortar? And do you have one you'd recommend?A rapid repair mortar to fill in the voids in the bricks, or mix a bag of self levelling and pour in.
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Thanks Albert - I'm using matting in another room but I think here it may raise the level too much above the rest of the floor.You could stick crack-mat over the bricks
Hi Phil - the engineering bricks are there because there was an internal wall that turned out to be load bearing so it had 4" blocks sat on the engineering bricks. I have looked at the house plans and it seems the DPM runs under a raft foundation. The engineering bricks run right across the kitchen including where the doorway was. The engineering bricks were exposed in the doorway and it seems they've been mortared over before being tiled over (with the original vinyl put in by the housebuilder). Plus building control had nothing to say about that when they inspected the wall removal and RSJ and they've been a nightmare about DPM in a garage extension. So I'm confident there is no issue there. Do you have other thoughts? (I will start tiling tonight or tomorrow so keen to know if you think there's an issue)I may be off track here, but did the engineering bricks once form a DPM? on an exterior wall has this house been extended? I ask because I saw what looked like black DPM material.
If all is well as you say.Go for it imho, good luck.Hi Phil - the engineering bricks are there because there was an internal wall that turned out to be load bearing so it had 4" blocks sat on the engineering bricks. I have looked at the house plans and it seems the DPM runs under a raft foundation. The engineering bricks run right across the kitchen including where the doorway was. The engineering bricks were exposed in the doorway and it seems they've been mortared over before being tiled over (with the original vinyl put in by the housebuilder). Plus building control had nothing to say about that when they inspected the wall removal and RSJ and they've been a nightmare about DPM in a garage extension. So I'm confident there is no issue there. Do you have other thoughts? (I will start tiling tonight or tomorrow so keen to know if you think there's an issue)
Thanks Boggs - how quickly can I tile over a repair mortar? And do you have one you'd recommend?
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