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between the door and window looks about 3m so you would need a 3.5 catnic lintol to do this, would take 2 men about 2 days to complete with plastering, not sure on cost as rates vary all over the country but the lintol would be £200-300

habit

you could try some rustic looking paving slabs 450x450 side by side these can be quite effective, point the joints and paint with waterseal to seal the top

draft

can you not pick the tray up a little, we usually lift them about 3" to get the trap and fall in

devil

you will soon be keeping them awake when you get your new arrival, :lol:

duck

belly

lie

you can point your bricks as you are going with the same mix 5-1 , just a splash off plasticiser is fine in a small mix, if a cavity wall there is no need for waterproofer

refuse

you would need about 330 4" blocks to do that

knife

you should use a cavity closer for this no need for dpc then

i might be wrong but are new houses pressure tested now? i built some last year for housing association and these were pressure tested and passed with no problems

bonding in theory should start in the footings and continue up until the job is complete, having straight joints between damp and footing is not correct.

there is a lot of ground behind that wall, could you drop a couple of courses of 4" behind to thicken it up to give you a stronger job

cheat

flaw