Hi part of my build has stone cladding onto block work and render above. The stone cladding has been badly fitted and I am thinking about putting timber cladding over it. My plan is to cut channels out of the stone cladding to fix wood battens to the wall and then fix the wood cladding to them with no cavity.
not 100% sure if the building inspector would find this acceptable and also it would cover up the weep vents for the timber kit. Or is it best to finish the stone cladding and after sign off decide how to fix the issue?
Is there any other option I could do other than chipping it off?