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It's a flat roof. It's impossible to see if crack goes all way through on the external wall too, as there is some sort of white cladding in place. The line where the cladding ends is exactly where the crack is on inside, though. Cheers!

haha. Well, apparently that doesn't concern my landlord. If it is a crack between material types...that will let water in, right? or do you mean, if that, wouldn't be that serious/have much effect? cheers!

Cheers, Woody. My hunch has always been it need to be checked. Notified Landlord soon as I moved in March - sent photos as it got worse. They even came over, once - but only said it didn't merit investigating/spending money on a structural engineer. If roof movement, how serious would that...

Would be really grateful for any advice on this. So, I moved into a top floor flat in a 1960s flat-roofed block in March. The photos are of a crack in the bedroom. It runs from the window horizontally, along an external wall, then round the corner along the wall with the stairwell. From the...