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Dear foxhole, the breeze blocks will be single layer - the red line in the picture is the approximate boundary. The drain underneath is about a foot underneath. I don’t want to risk the drain cracking or collapsing by digging a foundation. Is there a link to the pile and beam method?.

Dear Colleagues, I am thinking of building a breeze block wall (with gaps/space to be able to remove and put back the drain covers), on concrete, which has a drain tunnel running underneath it. Pictures below, and the breeze blocks will be on the red line. Normally, when building a wall on mud...

Hi Guys, I have a shed with a roof that is against a standalone wall - it's not a traditional gable roof ( where you have ridge tiles in the middle ). The roof is raised at one end and that's it. I want to stop water from getting in to the corner of the top of the roof - please see the pictures...