Brick to Brick solution ?

[bongobus]

I want to build a return joining the inner wall on existing house tieing in some of the block

I am propsing to leave the furfix and butt concrete block to it but as it will be the back side of the furfix whats the best method to tie the block to the new extension inner wall containing this furfix system.

So in otherwords join the end of a block to a aircrete block containing the furfix. The horizontal pointing lines will be different heights.

 

[noseall]

it looks to me like an extension has been added to a building using a wall starter as a connection from new to existing.

then, the existing building has been removed at this particular junction.

what should have happened is the existing building should have been removed and bonded with the new from dpc level upwards, not cobbled in after.



probably.


it is a little bit confusing.

 

[bongobus]

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[^woody^]

For tieing into the thermalites, use a helical tie and knock these in where required in line with the bed joints of the new work - no need to match/level the courses.

Or block bond the new work

Why has that cavity been cut out in the last picture? There was no need to do that - and it looks like you have created your problem unnecessarily and introduced a weak point into the wall as well.

Edit

And it looks like the soffit/verge has crossed the property boundary too, for which you would require permission from the neighbour

 

[fastneattrowel]

hey bong the so called experts who answered your questions never noticed a big mistake on that extension, ie flittons mixed with thermalites thats a defently a no go area and the wheres your hard hat asking site agents never even noticed it

 

[fastneattrowel]

closure up the revel lol who built it woody lolo

 

[noseall]

hey bong the so called experts who answered your questions never noticed a big mistake on that extension, ie flittons mixed with thermalites thats a defently a no go area and the wheres your hard hat asking site agents never even noticed it

only on the internal skin you numpty.

 

[fastneattrowel]

hey bong the so called experts who answered your questions never noticed a big mistake on that extension, ie flittons mixed with thermalites thats a defently a no go area and the wheres your hard hat asking site agents never even noticed it

only on the internal course you numpty.

your wrong no matter where it is ,its a cold spot ,look it up on your pc and put it in your diary

 

[noseall]

hey bong the so called experts who answered your questions never noticed a big mistake on that extension, ie flittons mixed with thermalites thats a defently a no go area and the wheres your hard hat asking site agents never even noticed it

only on the internal course you numpty.

your wrong no matter where it is ,its a cold spot ,look it up on your pc and put it in your diary

then we're doomed. my house's entire external skin is covered in one big cold spot.

ffs.

 

[fastneattrowel]

hey bong the so called experts who answered your questions never noticed a big mistake on that extension, ie flittons mixed with thermalites thats a defently a no go area and the wheres your hard hat asking site agents never even noticed it

only on the internal course you numpty.

your wrong no matter where it is ,its a cold spot ,look it up on your pc and put it in your diary

then we're doomed. my entire external skin is covered in one big cold spot.

ffs.

is it really so every thermalite block which was layed you layed 6 flittons , what a muppet you are

 

[noseall]

read this as i will type it slowly.

you can mix bricks with block on the external skin.

builders do it all the time where a lean-to roof is butting over a garage. they will use blocks then go back to bricks where the roof ptches just above the lead chase.

go back down the pub numpty.

 

[fastneattrowel]

read this as i will type it slowly.

you can mix bricks with block on the external skin.

builders do it all the time where a lean-to roof is butting over a garage. they will use blocks then go back to bricks where the roof ptches just above the lead chase.

go back down the pub numpty.

hey noseall even if iam laying concretes we aint allowed to put a flitton in,we have to cut a 100mm piece to get our half bond , now a thermalite is a BIG NO,you talking out back o your ar..,just cause uted lost dont get mad

 

[fastneattrowel]

anyway its disgusting closures and cuts in the wall looks like a chancer built it , and you thought it was great lmao

 

[noseall]

the inner skin MUST be thermally conforming, the outer skin as in the picture is ok.

are you trying to back track fnt or just squirm?

 

[noseall]

anyway its disgusting closures and cuts in the wall looks like a chancer built it , and you thought it was great lmao

when you have sobered up, would you care to point out where i thought it was "great"?