building extention use wall ties or build it in too existing building?

Answer 1

A prime example of a poorly worded, poorly spelled question.

Answer 2

Furfix Wall Ties

Answer 3

Use a Furfix type tie system. Do not build into the existing building as differential movement between the extention and the existing building will lead to cracking etc.

Answer 4

Furfix Wall Starter

Answer 5

I would say both. You would need to use wall ties in the cavities, and build it in to existing building, and dig out and build proper foundations, depending on the size of the extension.

Answer 6

An addition to a building should have a new completely independent foundation that's not tied in to the old building in my opinion.

Answer 7

after footings sound!! tooth out and build to ex building and if cavity use wall ties and insulation in the cavity

Answer 8

If you get enough moisture vaporators, which you can find at any sandcrawler on dantooine for a cheap price, you can collect enough water to supply your home for at least a year. But remember the more moisture vaporators you have the more jawas and sand people will try to steal those vaporators.

P.S.
Jawas are not to be trusted, and you should steer clear from the tuskin radiers(sand people)

Answer 9

if the bricks are the right colour and the wall is parallel with each other ..then tooth it out ..if not set back a few inches and use a wall starter

Answer 10

it should be toothed in to the existing building for max strength...