Tying a brick fascia to the inner block wall

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Hi everyone,

I am building a garage at the bottom of my garden out of concrete blocks. It is going to be single skin with pillars for added strength. I want the wall facing into the garden to look good but don't want to paint or render it so I am going to build a brick fascia skin onto the outside of the blocks. My question is, how do I tie the bricks to the blocks?
I have seen how it is done with a proper cavity wall (metal ties with dripper shaped into them) but how should I do it on mine as I was planning to only have a 10mm gap between the bricks and the blocks. Can you get shorter ties?

Might be a silly question but I just want it done right.

Thanks is advance for your help and advice.

Ant
 
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Lay the ties across the gap at a 45 degree angle so neither end is protruding.
 
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or just do it right an sat out your face work then in fill the inside with cav batts an wall tyes an have a propper cavity??????
or just use hellifix tyes when your done they just drill stright in from block work
 
helifix are the best hands down thats why there soo well known
Ill have to say twistfix isnt all that but still come into there own
 

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