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Wall Tie Failure and Structural Damage: What You Need to Know

Cavity wall structures have been a mainstay of British construction since the 1930s. Cavity walls replaced solid masonry walls in many cases, aiming to improve insulation and reduce damp within properties. The lynchpin of this method is the cavity wall tie, which provides structural stability to both sides of a cavity wall. When a wall […]

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Subsidence and Structural Movement: How to Tell the Difference

If you’re a property owner, chances are you’ve come across subsidence before. Whether you’ve received the home buyer’s report for your prospective first home, or you’re buying the next development property for your growing portfolio, subsidence and structural movement are usually two of the most important issues a surveyor will look for in any property.

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Advice and Information About Cavity Wall Tie Inspection and Replacement

Across the UK millions of properties have issues with the corrosion and ultimately the failure of cavity wall ties. In many instances the root cause of the problem is the initial construction of the property and the original installation of the wall ties – in particular too few been used. Timberwise have a wealth of

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