In my airing cupboard there is the following crack running from the corner of the door frame
The other side of this is a hairline crack. Could this be caused by subsidence or is it just the heat of the airing cupboard cracking the plaster. I think this is the original plaster since the house was built in the late 50's early 60's
The property had leylandi trees in the garden I believe but these have been cut down about 8 years ago I think
In two of the other upstairs bedrooms there are hairline cracks running diagonally from the corner of the door frame to the ceiling
The other side of this is a hairline crack. Could this be caused by subsidence or is it just the heat of the airing cupboard cracking the plaster. I think this is the original plaster since the house was built in the late 50's early 60's
The property had leylandi trees in the garden I believe but these have been cut down about 8 years ago I think
In two of the other upstairs bedrooms there are hairline cracks running diagonally from the corner of the door frame to the ceiling