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Sand & lime between blockwork and masonry

springsprong · 2011-09-02 22:04:03

Hi My cowboy/idiot stonemason made a balls of the stonework on my house, he did not use the wall ties in parts of the walls which have now bulged out and needs to be taken down again and rebuilt. He used a dry sand /lime mix between the outer block leaf and the masonry , is this right or should he have cemented the masonry…

02-09-2011 10:04PM

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springsprong

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Hi
My cowboy/idiot stonemason made a balls of the stonework on my house, he did not use the wall ties in parts of the walls which have now bulged out and needs to be taken down again and rebuilt.
He used a dry sand /lime mix between the outer block leaf and the masonry , is this right or should he have cemented the masonry to the wall?
Cheers

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#2 05-09-2011 08:23PM

Poor Uncle Tom

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This has been moved to a thread on its own, it had no bearing on the thread it was put into.

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