Maybe a stub brick plinth in front of the existing brickwork with 25mm celotex sandwich, using cant bricks to finish. 
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Maybe a stub brick plinth in front of the existing brickwork with 25mm celotex sandwich, using cant bricks to finish.
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boydey
taken it up to the sill, or just the 1st cours of bricks?
Could you use a RIW sealent/Membrane over the the facing of the exposed concrete slab
Could you use a RIW sealent/Membrane over the the facing of the exposed concrete slab
Take it up to necessary height, i.e. a course or two above the slab or set it higher if it looks better.
A sealant may deal with any moisture penetration but i doubt this is the issue as it will not prevent cold bridging.
Why did you leaver the toe of the garage slab in place anyhow? It is asking for trouble in my opinion.
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boydey
that sounds fine, would i also need to take it below gnd as well, ie over the slab.
The plinth would need to go down to foundations and include a dpc.
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