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Expansion joint in brickwork
Shortly after the Christmas pud has settled down I'll be starting work on my
new garage. The flank wall is 'half brick' with pillars ie approx 100mm thick. Due to its length (7 metre) it needs an expansion joint. I understand that the conventional wisdom is to tie the two bit of wall together with normal cavity wall ties 'along the length' of the wall, with one side wrapped in a bit of dpc to let it slide. But what is used as the 'spacer' between the two bit of 'end to end' wall? (ok I know it needs sealing with a flexible mastic but what is the filling in the sandwich ?) Andrew Mawson |
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