what would you do here?

[S a plastering]

doing this extension dashed brickie said have put a crock pack up so straight joint was going to put a stop bead up against existing then silicone any other suggestions without knocking anymore off its like fuukin iron

 

[Lastlaff]

That sounds good, another option (if they will pay), hack off a few inches of pebbledash ( just behind the downpipe), wire the junction and redash it.

 

[Dansouthcoast84]

think thats all you can do mate...

 

[malc]

fit a stop bead then move the down pipe over the joint.

 

[Danny]

fit a stop bead then move the down pipe over the joint.

that is a good idea... proper way to hide it

 

[S a plastering]

that's a double entry soil stack with a few 1.5 inch boss straps going into it this job is for a builder I do work for now an d again I'll tell you now he will not get that moved no chance

 

[S a plastering]

it's double storey too it's a big f**k*r with a massive gable

 

[malc]

that's a double entry soil stack with a few 1.5 inch boss straps going into it this job is for a builder I do work for now an d again I'll tell you now he will not get that moved no chance

fit a stop bead and tell the builder to mastic the joint as there is a very good chance that it will crack.

 

[S a plastering]

fit a stop bead and tell the builder to mastic the joint as there is a very good chance that it will crack.

were fitting a stop bead mate been agreed today filling with a brown polysulphide sealant

 

[PlasterCraftDundee]

Stop bead will be fine. It's what we do on every extension if the existing isn't getting dashed. Just stick the bead around 10mm on to the existing

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