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insulated cavity closers - space allowance ?
If using insulated cavity closer, (e.g. thermabate etc), rather than
closing with the inner blockwork, do you need to allow some space for the closers ? E.g. when leaving an opening of some fixed dimension for a window, should you increase the brickwork opening by some millimetres, in order to allow for the closers ? Thanks, Simon. |
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insulated cavity closers - space allowance ?
wrote in message oups.com... If using insulated cavity closer, (e.g. thermabate etc), rather than closing with the inner blockwork, do you need to allow some space for the closers ? E.g. when leaving an opening of some fixed dimension for a window, should you increase the brickwork opening by some millimetres, in order to allow for the closers ? If they are anything like mine then 1mm should cover it Regards Jeff |
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insulated cavity closers - space allowance ?
Why not install with the brickwork as they are meant to be.Problem then
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