Michel56
2025-09-22 18:28:12
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Here is the structure. Stupid 30 character rule
Should I now take a photo into a hole? As can be seen in the picture, there is a tiled terrace on one side and currently an angle on the other side where the clinker is protected from rain. Next to it, it goes down 1.30 meters.o_O It is unfortunately becoming increasingly unclear. We need photos. And specifically of the overall situation - no macro shots of the gutter. Maybe also schematic drawings from above and the side. With measurements and a site plan.
… you took a macro shot of the calm. Neither a terrace nor a wall or bricks can be seen.as can be seen in the picture,
It doesn't matter at all where the Aco Drain channel is and where it drains. The channel and drain come out of the double-walled masonry and the drainage will be completely rebuilt. In other words, a gutter will be installed in front of the clinker and the top will be tiled. The only question is how the proper construction is when the top of a double-walled masonry is sealed.The photo shows an Aco Drain channel in close-up.
In addition, there is a text about a double-walled wall, a terrace, a hole, and a gutter.
Who is supposed to make sense of this?
- WHERE is the pictured Aco Drain channel located? On the wall? In front of the wall?
- WHERE is the mentioned hole located?
- WHERE does the water flow because of the leak?
- EXACTLY WHERE are tiles supposed to be laid?
- WHERE is the gutter supposed to go?
No one here lives inside your head. That's why a picture helps more than a thousand words. If it helps to answer the above questions.
Then ask a professional who will take a look, instead of leaving us unclear about the construction here, since your description unfortunately does not help. Sorry, no support from us without support from you.The question is only how the correct construction is when the top in a double-walled masonry is closed.