Is it recomended to render/skim this type of wall

[Draughtsman]

Car port being domesticated: old bathroom window blocked up, front door removed/side light blocked up, hole for previous outside tap filled in, meters moved, new aerated inner leaf sectionto right.

1. Is this wall suitable for wet plastering (with expamet added over the interfaces between different elements). I mean, it's got a window blocked up and the space where meters were blocked up too, under a lintel?

I was thinking of putting a skim bead on at damp course level and leaving the 3 lower brick courses bare with a couple of coats of Silka Rapid DPM, they'll be lost behind skirting.

Does this sound reasonable?

Thanks

Dain

 

[delmel]

you wont want to use a finish plaster straight on that, will need a first coat (undercoat carlite / thistle) of plaster then a finish. Make sure you wet the wall first as that will supp all the moisture out and dry to quickly

 

[Alastairreid]

https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/...bricks-below-damp-course.543624/#post-4613053