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Unleveling first course blocks

Hunter456 · 2019-07-29 22:02:17

Need some advice a friend ask me to give him a hand building a small office. Some gob ****e started the first course of blocks and they are a bit unlevel and slightly off plum because they never heard of a level, but the dpc floor is down which is level I put down my self i would not allow any more blocks to be layed…

29-07-2019 10:02pm

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Hunter456

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Need some advice a friend ask me to give him a hand building a small office. Some gob ****e started the first course of blocks and they are a bit unlevel and slightly off plum because they never heard of a level, but the dpc floor is down which is level I put down my self i would not allow any more blocks to be layed untill I got advice i noticed this shocking work when I was removing the outter layer of dpc plastic today, would I be better off knocking the outter cavity course of blocks and start over or lay down the second course but level it plum and gauge it.

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#2 29-07-2019 11:29pm

gctest50

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Knock it and spend time cleaning it.

Get a blocklayer to lay them or you'll pay for it in plaster

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