Hi all,
I have an alcove which used to contain a window but since an extension was built, years ago, is now just an alcove in an internal wall.
I have lowered the bottom of the alcove by removing one course of bricks. There is a damp proof membrane in the cavity and, below that is cavity wall insulation. See photos:
I want to be able to tile this surface. What is the correct way to fill this cavity? I could shove 3 inches of mortar into it laying on top of the DPM, but is there a better/correct way?
Thank you for any help.
I have an alcove which used to contain a window but since an extension was built, years ago, is now just an alcove in an internal wall.
I have lowered the bottom of the alcove by removing one course of bricks. There is a damp proof membrane in the cavity and, below that is cavity wall insulation. See photos:
I want to be able to tile this surface. What is the correct way to fill this cavity? I could shove 3 inches of mortar into it laying on top of the DPM, but is there a better/correct way?
Thank you for any help.