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Cleaning brick wall ?salts ?limescale
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It's the deep frogs that's the problem. Big enough for a tarantula.0
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We have this on our garden wall, so will follow with interest. Like you say it's rock hard, a hammer hardly phases it.
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Definitely Tudors, if not I’ve done the garage conversion in the wrong brick 😂B0bbyEwing said:
@stuart45 I'm going to gamble (in all honesty I'm just being different) and say they look like LBC Chiltern'sstuart45 said:Those bricks look like LBC Tudors, which I've noticed seem to suffer from this problem when soaked.
Either way, I don't think I've ever found packs of bricks that attract spiders more than LBC bricks.
And when you've a phobia of spider's, they're not my favourite brick!!
Just saved the photo & zoomed in. I think you're right actually. Unless I've got it back to front the Tudor's have moon crater imprints on them whereas the Chiltern's have pin-pricks.2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
2021 mortgage and debt free, working part time and living the dream1
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