Well thats about it, as usual I could go further but Im sure
weve all had enough. One of the keys toinspecting walls is not to
miss really bad faults. When you identify these you look more
closely forsmaller faults. The occasional fault is not a problem
but lots of faults compounding each other is acause for concern. It
is likely that the wall in the photo represents the join between
two differentcontractors. This is likely to explain a number of the
problems, but it does not of course excuse them.Perhaps more
alarming than someone building this wall is the fact that it was
signed off and the maincontractors and sub-contractors paid. It can
be difficult to see problems in a wall, but a section such
as this is literally eye catching given the grouping of shiners
and should stick out like a sore thumb toeven a semi competent
inspector.
