DPC/DPM Puzzle!

[winger1979]

Any help gratefully received!
I am installing a full length glass conservatory with four course of brick (2 showing) below. However due to a height issue the new concrete slab floor will 2/3rds the way up the final brick and past the DPC. The only way i can see round this is to install a DPM which goes past the last brick and be tacked in someway. It does have to be at this height so i am a little stuck!

How does this stand or any alternative methods?

 

[dann09]

Perhaps, post section views of whats there, and what you propose?

 

[noseall]

The floor can be higher than the internal dpc but not the other way around.

 

[^woody^]

The floor can be higher than the internal dpc but not the other way around.

Unless the DPM runs up the wall and is tucked into the DPC

 

[noseall]

Unless the DPM runs up the wall and is tucked into the DPC

How you gonna glue yer skirting then Woodburner?

 

[^woody^]

Plasterboard down the wall and then no-nails

 

[winger1979]

The final brick will have approx 1 inch showing above new poor level and the dpc will be approx 1-2 inches below floor level. Diagram to follow!

 

[winger1979]

Photo to follow but you get the idea!

 

[winger1979]

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• winger1979
• 4 Feb 2013
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Planned dpc /dpm

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• winger1979
• 4 Feb 2013
• 1

Planned dpc /dpm

 

[noseall]

Your proposal is ok, but why can't you get the connie floor the same level as the existing house floor?

 

[winger1979]

Thanks for response. It will actually make it level to existing kitchen floor which is two/three inches above dpc