I have two damaged bricks that I want to replace. I feel confident that I can remove and replace them, but am very unsure of structural issues. Please inspect photos. Any advice would be very welcome..
Replacing bricks
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I have two damaged bricks that I want to replace. I feel confident that I can remove and replace them, but am very unsure of structural issues. Please inspect photos. Any advice would be very welcome..
Mondofix
You should be able to remove those bricks without any structural issues
You'll need an angle grinder with a masonry disc, a long masonry drill bit, Plugging chisel and club hammer
You should be able to remove those bricks without any structural issues
You'll need an angle grinder with a masonry disc, a long masonry drill bit, Plugging chisel and club hammer
Thank you, I needed that assurance. Much appreciated.
Mondofix
Your welcome, I suggest you also prop the archs if you are going to be working beneath it..safety always first!
Remove/Replace/Dry grout Pack one brick at a time (25% of the support only) , starting from the bottom..also check for cracks HTH
Your welcome, I suggest you also prop the archs if you are going to be working beneath it..safety always first!
Remove/Replace/Dry grout Pack one brick at a time (25% of the support only) , starting from the bottom..also check for cracks HTH
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