Missing calcium sand-lime brick - substrate tiles

  • Erstellt am 2025-02-05 08:12:58

Tim1979

2025-02-06 14:42:15
  • #1
Ok, I solved it. Removed as much expanding foam as possible on the left and right, drilled holes in the sand-lime brick, cut two pieces of stainless steel threaded rods size 8, and anchored them in the holes in the sand-lime brick with fixing cement. Then built a kind of reinforced concrete for the little guy around the threaded rods with a very cement-rich mortar, and plastered over it once with cement mortar. Removed the remaining gypsum plaster and glued a [Wediplatte] onto the resulting surface.
 

Philfuel

2025-02-08 19:58:28
  • #2

Very nice, I had to laugh!
 

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