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I have recently seen on a bricklaying tutorial, the mention of a
requirement for a cavity tray at DPC level, along with weep vents at regular intervals above the DPC. I've never noticed this in the regs before, and assumed the cavity extending a distance below the DPC would be enough for water running down to soak away. The tutorial used an extra-wide DPC in the outer leaf and curled it upwards. It looked like it was tucked into the inner leaf higher up. I have seen this before, but never at DPC level. Can someone confirm if I need a cavity tray at DPC or not ? Thanks, Simon. |
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