I am fully working on the patio and have come to the following dilemma.
Between two buildings, I am going to erect a wall of lecablock which will then be plastered. One building is brick and the other has a wooden facade.
The brick building is no problem, where I can build it flush, but building flush against the wooden facade feels completely wrong. How do I solve this in a neat way? I preferably don't want to have a gap there.
Between two buildings, I am going to erect a wall of lecablock which will then be plastered. One building is brick and the other has a wooden facade.
The brick building is no problem, where I can build it flush, but building flush against the wooden facade feels completely wrong. How do I solve this in a neat way? I preferably don't want to have a gap there.
My suggestion is that you build up to about 1.5 cm from the wooden facade and then add trim to the facade similar to a window. The alternative is to add trim to the wall, and then you can leave the gap a little larger.