Plastering straight onto brick-not much depth

[Nj1]

We have had a small window bricked up and the brickie has laid the bricks only a few mm depth lower than the surrounding plaster. What plaster should I use and do I just prep with pva?

 

[000]

Looks like you have a internal & ext angle .
Re do the whole lot between them 2 angles ....

 

[MakeItSmooth]

We have had a small window bricked up and the brickie has laid the bricks only a few mm depth lower than the surrounding plaster. What plaster should I use and do I just prep with pva?

Does your wall have a cavity?

 

[Nj1]

No, this window is in the hall which is next to garage and is just a single brick wall

 

[Nj1]

The bricks aren't perfectly straight as it was meant to be covered up so there is some variation in the depth. I'd say between 3mm and 10mm. Do you think a thin layer of hardwall plaster and then skim with multifinish?

 

[The Hobo]

dab a board on and skim out over the two side bits

 

[Stevieo]

We have had a small window bricked up and the brickie has laid the bricks only a few mm depth lower than the surrounding plaster. What plaster should I use and do I just prep with pva?

Fill it with bonding. Straight edge it through and reskim the whole wall.

That will be one guinea please.

 

[RHardy]

The bricks aren't perfectly straight as it was meant to be covered up so there is some variation in the depth. I'd say between 3mm and 10mm. Do you think a thin layer of hardwall plaster and then skim with multifinish?

Pva it, bonding coat then skim

 

[jamesthefirst]

Dab a 27mm thermal plasterboard, leave til next day then skim.