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Default Construction methods for veranda wall

We are proposing to build a short wall (about 2.4 metres long and 2 metres
high) across the end of the veranda to replace the current fence panels.

One end will touch the corner of the house, the other will be free
standing.

We thought brick/block to match the house - brick up to knee height then
render.

Our builder thinks this is overkill (also, some issues about matching a
single skin brick/block wall with a double skin wall where the blocks have
been set in to allow for the render).

He is suggesting stud work and some kind of cladding.

We want to be sure it will last as long as a brick/block wall.

So - construction suggestions more than welcome.

Cheers

Dave R
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On Thursday, July 25, 2013 9:24:43 AM UTC+1, David.WE.Roberts wrote:
We are proposing to build a short wall (about 2.4 metres long and 2 metres

high) across the end of the veranda to replace the current fence panels.



One end will touch the corner of the house, the other will be free

standing.



We thought brick/block to match the house - brick up to knee height then

render.



Our builder thinks this is overkill (also, some issues about matching a

single skin brick/block wall with a double skin wall where the blocks have

been set in to allow for the render).



He is suggesting stud work and some kind of cladding.



We want to be sure it will last as long as a brick/block wall.



So - construction suggestions more than welcome.



Cheers



Dave R


free standing end of single skin brick/block - mmmm cue wind!

can't you build 2 skins of brick up then 1 (recessed block) thick above - presume your builder has not suggested that? if not why?!?

Jim K
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