I.d go for timber . Tie in to brick work betterSo bond over , then skim upto a timber edge , then remove timber. A stop bead would still be visible , but would be the next best option
So bond over , then skim upto a timber edge , then remove timber. A stop bead would still be visible , but would be the next best option
He means bonding instead of hardwalli don't know what 'bond over ' is .
fit a timber rule all around the opening, float brick work in thistle hardwall, skim same day with thistle multi finish.
whats the best way to fix the timber rule?i don't know what 'bond over ' is .
fit a timber rule all around the opening, float brick work in thistle hardwall, skim same day with thistle multi finish.
Wedge with batten cut an inch over lengthwhats the best way to fix the timber rule?
thanks , thought that may be best option or some sort of inverted clamp type of thingWedge with batten cut an inch over length
@Tinytom - How do you get on with pointing all those titchy slips - do you use a pointing gun?