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internal cracks
In addition to some external cracks I have noticed formation of a long diagonal type crack form ceiling to floor in downstairs room. This has also manifested itself in room on other side of wall. It is a solid support wall with plasterboard attached. I can push a small knife through it and am sure the brick is cracked. I am told it is most likely settlement but how can it be repaired. I dont have any other such cracks internally apart from the usual drying out ones in corners etc. Any ideas please?
T Toatler
Diagonal cracking both inside and out should not be braushed aside without proper consdieration. I would very, very strongly advise you to seek advice from a Chartered Building Surveyor / Structural Engineer. Hope this helps LCL
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