Where is my dpc level
- Thread starter zuber ali
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can you see anybetter down the side of the house - Just a DIYer , but in the houses where i have worked , it can be above or below the airbricks , where is the door threshold maybe that helps.
The tiles , which i think you are laying tiles as previous post , once finished i have always thought of at the absoute minimum maybe a brick and half below the threshold , recommended is 150mm
I have had a houses where steps upto patio doors have been above DPC and garage above dpc had to take action to correct.
BUT Note - just a diyer
The tiles , which i think you are laying tiles as previous post , once finished i have always thought of at the absoute minimum maybe a brick and half below the threshold , recommended is 150mm
I have had a houses where steps upto patio doors have been above DPC and garage above dpc had to take action to correct.
BUT Note - just a diyer
Under the joists or bearer plate (internal) and floor board level external.
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@ETAF the door threshold lies just above those airbricks, sorry for my lack of knowledge but is the door threshold a indication of where the DPC is?
Thanks
Is there a part of a wall somewhere that you can see what's behind that rendered plinth? E.g. a door opening or around an airbrick. There may be a slate course, or possibly nothing at all. Chip off some render round a corner somewhere out of sight, looking for yourself will be far more accurate and probably quicker than pondering on the internet about it.
Have any neighours removed it?
Have any neighours removed it?
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