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My new internal walls are going up fairly straight, which means the cavity size in some places varies quite a bit against my wonky outer skin.

There are a few places where the cavity is > 165mm  wide.  Any suggestions for cavity closing my wonk?

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I gave up on dpc‘ s in reveals years ago, what is any different at the reveal to the body of the wall where there aren’t any, the reveal can probably deal with wet and damp better than the wall 

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Thanks for the suggestions. Food for though with more than one option.

 

3 hours ago, Russell griffiths said:

Very rigid rockwool, with a dpc stuck to one side. 

A DIY Rockclose type of thing?

 

3 hours ago, PeterW said:

Standard cavity closers bonded in with low expansion foam

Are standard closers meant to be fastened to the brickwork? There will one or two places where a 150mm closer probably wont overlap the brickwork on both sides.

 

2 hours ago, tonyshouse said:

Cut sheet insulation into the open cavity , I closed off with plasterboard fully bonded to reveal then wet plastered the walls 

 

http://tonyshouse.readinguk.org/274-2/

Are building control ok with this approach? I thought they expected some kind of fire retardation in the closer?

 

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9 hours ago, Digmixfill said:

Are standard closers meant to be fastened to the brickwork? There will one or two places where a 150mm closer probably wont overlap the brickwork on both sides.


What are your inner / outer skins ..?

 

The PolyPipe closers have a 250mm plastic liner with removable foam sections to reduce down the cavity. 

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7 hours ago, PeterW said:


What are your inner / outer skins ..?

 

The PolyPipe closers have a 250mm plastic liner with removable foam sections to reduce down the cavity. 

Inner is 100mm celcon. Outer is 235-240mm clay brick.

 

Polypipe WCF200 would do the job nicely, but my they're pricey ?

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