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Am maybe gonna get all technical on you but you get to learn these important things in your 3 years. Bricks on top of each is no good, not very strong 1 brick on top of 2 is much better Still a piece of piss though

Tis the plan. Just comes down to best products, methods, systems Trying to pick brains so I am not totally blind going into it

Lol, tbf all the plasterers I seen look like cripples, and having done my elbow neck and shoulder in doing it, I can understand why No wasn't me that did any of it BTW So the tyrolene is a bodge over cracked render and is maybe bodged over with paint in an attempt to hide it further, or its...

Had to round the house to check, but the first course of brickwork above the ground (all block paving btw), is old, the repairs are above that. Which to my mind rules out underpinng, but thats an area of building I have never experienced. Can I just say here, I am a bricklayer, and at what I do...

Lol Seriously I had hoped I would get some good advice, best product's, best methods, full hack off and renew etc or whether something else can be done. Which would have given me a good idea of cost. Ultimately now I will probably see more renderers than I need to, get more different...

Let's face it not like I have lost out with a narky reply, I wasn't getting any advice any which way. I will just do this the way you guys like in person, someone will get the job but most will waste their time and diesel. Sure you guys enjoy wasting your time.

OK, nice to meet you tiny, if you want to post up your bank details, I will bacs you a oner for the superb advice you might give me No to what Anyone on here not a piss taking w**k*r who thinks this forum should be only for plasterers to grunt at each other ot laugh at people that wish to have...

There may have been a small amount of movement in the past (house is 90) but nothing recently and nothing since it was (overskimmed) if that's what you guys would call it. None of the cracks are opening, or shifting in orientation, or opening unevenly, but all windows have cracks running out...

Thank you. OK so what hasn't been done properly or what is likely to have been done wrong to cause the problems? I should say this was done maybe 5-10 years before I moved in 10 years back. And its always looked bad And what is the best way forward to get a good finish?

what is the thin coating over what i assume is original sand cement render (30s semi), its very thin, less than 1mm , appears to be uniformed white, assuming you guys tell me what my guess is, why is not adhered? And cracking everywhere

I never said I wall in straight lines, just see My point being, if a product is tricky to apply flat I would prefer a different product which is perhaps easier for a plasterer to achieve a good result

I am after some advice please. I have a 30s semi, and the render is mess. I think its original but has possibly been re coated at some point. In some small places like window reveals it has come off, but its heavily cracked and some water penetrates it. There is a large 2 story extention on...