Building a wall
On 19/06/2019 23:34, Roger Hayter wrote:
If you mean a half brick, I should recommend a maximum height of about
900mm without buttresses.
Nah. You make the studwork structural and use the bricks as cladding.
Its standard practice.
Studs with a stressed skin (strawboard) outer is usual, then a membrane
tacked on, then some kind of support nailed on to key the blockwork too.
Or you can clad with fake timber cladding that never needs painting.
PS I just realised that what I mean by strawboard is strictly sterling
board.
Strawboards is really made of straw!
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