HugGis
2016-08-21 19:00:29
- #1
Hello everyone,
at our terraced house, which is being built by a developer, the concrete was apparently not properly poured when filling the concrete shells, so that you can see the reinforcement and also the joint sealing tape. The whole thing once at 2.5 meters and once at about 40 cm. Attached are a few pictures to help you better visualize it. The green algae layer is currently the groundwater level.
Now the gap is supposedly going to be filled from the outside and then a welding membrane will be applied over the joint. But I am now wondering, is this correct or ... if there is no concrete at the bottom ... where is it then in the wall at all? What alternative options for repair are there? The pit is supposed to be filled in the next 3 weeks. How would you proceed now in terms of securing against consequential damage, etc.?
Thank you very much for your advice!




at our terraced house, which is being built by a developer, the concrete was apparently not properly poured when filling the concrete shells, so that you can see the reinforcement and also the joint sealing tape. The whole thing once at 2.5 meters and once at about 40 cm. Attached are a few pictures to help you better visualize it. The green algae layer is currently the groundwater level.
Now the gap is supposedly going to be filled from the outside and then a welding membrane will be applied over the joint. But I am now wondering, is this correct or ... if there is no concrete at the bottom ... where is it then in the wall at all? What alternative options for repair are there? The pit is supposed to be filled in the next 3 weeks. How would you proceed now in terms of securing against consequential damage, etc.?
Thank you very much for your advice!