tony1851 7 Dec 2015 As the crack is a bit wider at the top than the bottom, it suggests rotation of the left-hand wall - possibly slight settlement. Might not be on-going if it's been like that for some time?
As the crack is a bit wider at the top than the bottom, it suggests rotation of the left-hand wall - possibly slight settlement. Might not be on-going if it's been like that for some time?
^woody^ 7 Dec 2015 Are you not going to DIY? As there has been no ongoing movement, you could gob all the open joints up with mortar, and then use some wide mesh across the crack in the plaster. No more than £200 for the repair (with bricks) and plaster. Or 1 1/2 days inclusive of materials whatever that works out as.
Are you not going to DIY? As there has been no ongoing movement, you could gob all the open joints up with mortar, and then use some wide mesh across the crack in the plaster. No more than £200 for the repair (with bricks) and plaster. Or 1 1/2 days inclusive of materials whatever that works out as.
