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not single brick ?
poppy123b
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Hiya there, 
was wondering if anyone on here could help regarding this https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4750116
many thanks
was wondering if anyone on here could help regarding this https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4750116
many thanks
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IIRC English garden wall bond is 3 coarses of stretchers followed by 1 coarse of headers, then 3 coarses of stretchers etc etc etc. It tends to be 9" solid so no cavity... Have you checked the thickness of the brickwork at the door/window reveals ?, if they are 9" + thickness of plaster then they are single skinned(header bricks are laid end on so 9" solid thickness).0
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