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I think there is a header brick. Can the similar tie in can be done for solid walls?

I think its a solid wall as the house were built in 1910. Any similar options for solid walls?

oh so its not a worry if its bit bulge then? a relief.

I have attached the latest images 2 taken from my camera and 2 from google. The bulge appear to have only visible in the kitchen area wall.

Big all got it right :)) Kingandy2nd:- no photoshoped, just taken off google earth. Just to save me some hassle .

Thanks for your responses. Just to add info abt questions , There are no cracks, n stairs on the other side wall. However, wen they did extension in house, the ground floor wall (back) has been removed to create a large combined kitchen dinner suported by Some sort of beam by previous...

Thanks for response. You are right, and this is what i have been thinking since last 2 months when a question popped up 2 month ago abt why they are not in same line. However if you look at the image, the gap is not as big as its half way up if you look at the foundation in the attached...

Hello Dear all, I am in a process of buying this property to be my sweet home and the buying process is half way. Not signed a contract yet.. I have noticed today that the wall (gable end - end terraced house , if i am using correct terminology) is little bit out of synch nearthe back...

dude, i am already studying something related to this but curious on how it works in boilers. I read books but no meaning to me, so i thought practicle experience sometime explains it more and quick.

Hi, I am 18 and want to get into the heating industry slowly by learning some basics from some very experienced guys here. Could someone please explain me the following? if might make a good lessons for me. 1> What is a heat exchanger ? 2> Why is it needed ? 3> How is it operated ? 4>...