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Subsidance (Floor Sinking)

kilkenny31 · 2017-11-28 21:40:24

Hi. I hope somebody can help. I'm living in a house built in 1970's . The house is a bungalow. The internal walls and chimney aren't built on foundations but built on the internal floor. Recently I have noticed large gaps between the internal walls and floor. The gap is significant and more then an inch in some places. I…

28-11-2017 09:40PM

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Hi. I hope somebody can help. I'm living in a house built in 1970's . The house is a bungalow. The internal walls and chimney aren't built on foundations but built on the internal floor. Recently I have noticed large gaps between the internal walls and floor. The gap is significant and more then an inch in some places. I was wondering if this is because of subsidance and if so how can it be repaired.

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