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I've done the DPC and course above now (DPC looks OK if a bit wonky
around the plastic airbricks !), so onto the maikn walls and perforated bricks with 3 large holes in them. All I've layed up to now is solid bricks. and since my mortar "throwing" is not too good, it tends to be a pile in the middle of the brick that gets spread out. If I do this with 3-hole bricks, I'll end up having to fill in the holes completely and waste mortar. So, any tips for laying 3-hole bricks ? Are the holes supposed to be completely filled ? Thanks, Simon. |
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