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removing ground from houses

mike_456 · 2017-10-09 12:59:12

Hello, these days I see many dumpers in my neighbourhood and the workers are throwing out ground or some other material out of houses. I'm new to Ireland so what is this about? All this houses have been built 7-10 years ago. Thanks

09-10-2017 12:59pm

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mike_456

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Hello,

these days I see many dumpers in my neighbourhood and the workers are throwing out ground or some other material out of houses. I'm new to Ireland so what is this about? All this houses have been built 7-10 years ago.

Thanks

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#2 09-10-2017 1:09pm

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Removing Pyrite maybe ?

have a look around here :

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pyrite-problems-ireland-updating-standard-michael-maher

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#3 09-10-2017 1:27pm

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gctest50 wrote: »

Removing Pyrite maybe ?

have a look around here :

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pyrite-problems-ireland-updating-standard-michael-maher

Yes, this could be it. Thanks for answer.

Are there cases when pyrite is used and no structural cracking of floors and other elements will ever occur? Or all buildings where pyrite is used will have to be repaired at some point in time?

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#4 09-10-2017 1:33pm

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Once water ( and air ) hit the pyrite the fun starts

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