Is this bridging the cavity causing damp?
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I had a surveyor in a while ago.
He noted that small areas of damp in our house were caused by what he called "snots":
lumps of mortar that drop into the cavity, catch on a wall tie and set, bridging the cavity.
He noted that small areas of damp in our house were caused by what he called "snots":
lumps of mortar that drop into the cavity, catch on a wall tie and set, bridging the cavity.
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Don't know why that would be.
Can you post a picture with a wider view?
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