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Brick Garden Wall
Daughter's house has quite a nice wall - 7 ft high - between garden and
road. The top of the wall ise merely brick. A few have "spalled" and the wall is a bit discoloured due to damp soaking down it. Others in the same 1988 development are the same. I am wondering if there is a way of improving it - Coping Blocks on th etop to shed the rain??? How could the colour of the brichwork be recovered? Any ideas? |
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