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advice needed - stair/wall movement

Molly1978 · 2015-04-26 17:35:04

over the last 2 or 3 months ive noticed gaps appearing between the walls around the stairs, cracks on ceiling above stairs, the hall is tiled and im seeing gaps between grout and the skirting, the wall the stairs are attached to is shared with a neighbour, should i be worried or is this normal movement, house is 9 yrs old

26-04-2015 6:35pm

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Molly1978

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over the last 2 or 3 months ive noticed gaps appearing between the walls around the stairs, cracks on ceiling above stairs, the hall is tiled and im seeing gaps between grout and the skirting, the wall the stairs are attached to is shared with a neighbour, should i be worried or is this normal movement, house is 9 yrs old

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#2 26-04-2015 7:18pm

arthur daly

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Can you post a pic?

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#3 26-04-2015 7:18pm

arthur daly

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Can you post a pic?

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#4 26-04-2015 8:24pm

Molly1978

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arthur daly wrote: »

Can you post a pic?

took pics but dont know it this site lets u post them

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#5 26-04-2015 8:27pm

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You need fifty posts I believe, can u stick them on flicker with a link, which u will have to doctor as well
so instead of www. u need to type www dot or www .

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#6 27-04-2015 6:09am

BryanF

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Molly
We can't really offer you structural advice

Your best to get a structural engineer to visit, inspect & issue you a report.

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