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Cracks starting to show.
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Doozergirl, I've just looked at blown plaster images. It does look very similar.
It's just gone 12, I'm pretty sure my neighbours bedroom is the other side of that wall, so I shan't start knocking about just yet lol.
But will climb back in there, have a poke about and update tomorrow!0 -
I climbed in there again today, sometimes being petite has its benefits.
I knocked the wall, doesn't appear to be hollow, I decided to pick a bit of the crack and low and behold, a chunk of plaster came off and I can now see nextdoor's brickwork!
There is no breeze block, when I looked into the crack yesterday there was some grey sediment and l assumed breeze block. It's just normal brick behind it.
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I can't see any cracks externally on our property or theirs.0 -
I think I would just take off the loose material and fill. And see what happened, but I don't think it would worry me too much unless it was splitting bricks?0
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Thanks everyone for the replies. We are continuing with works as planned, will ask for some advice from builder when they come to do the works. :-)0
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