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  1. nicholback

    Stone pillar cracking

    i am also debating with my collegue over the deterioration of the eaves, do you believe it is a result of freeze/thaw damage or from suplhate attack from acid rain? i personall think it may be a combination of both. Any ideas?
  2. nicholback

    Stone pillar cracking

    yes the cracks are recent (last few years), i beleive it may be from the repair that was done to the building after an old victorian extension was demolished. Many thanks!
  3. nicholback

    Stone pillar cracking

    could anyone please tell me what may have caused this cracking in this station built in 1838 in Birmingham u.k http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=c54e1202-5398-4fbe-8c82-e1948b44f10b&file=Picture_008.jpg

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