Hi all,
firstly like to thankyou for any advise you can give me.
i recently had a burst pipe upstairs which brought the ceiling down,it also went behind all the cladding in the kitchen which had to be all removed leaving bare brickwork. However the brickwork is very uneven and no where near level think it was an extension built well before we moved into the property,we are also having a new condensing boiler fitted onto one of the walls after the work done so needs to beable to support the boiler,we will be tiling some of the walls also,i have had to plasterers in to take a look.
1st plasterer suggested that it be plasterboarded and then skimmed over,saying this would level the walls out however did say it would reduce the room side slightly.
2nd plasterer suggested that the walls be bonded over to level them out before skimming,he said this would give the walls more strength for the boiler to be fitted ot the wall.
which solution do you feel fits my walls and conditions for tiling and boiler fitments.
which sealants would be best used to apply to the bare brickwall to block damp?
thanks again
