Labdien. Situācija sekojoša: Atjaunota guļbūves ēka,kas apšūta ar silikāta ķieģeļiem. Atrodas ļoti tuvu šosejai. Ir zīme 70,bet kad smagie brauc garam var just vibrāciju! Ko darī? Vai tas nekaitē mājai?

Man māja kādus 120 m no dzelzceļa, Liepāja - Rīga. Bieži nav,bet kad iet garām smagie sastāvi, tad visa zeme dreb,arī māja. Būvēta 89-92 gada,no visa kas bijis. Ķieģeļi,paneļi,kaut kādi armijas bloki utt iekšas apdare regipsis. Pats tur jau 5 gadu dzīvoju,ar visu briesmīgo vibrāciju nekas nepalīdz un ir ok. Tad ko auto tai mājai izdarīs...

Neplaisa bija domāts...

Vai māja plaisā vai neplaisā, var paskatīties. Bet, tā kā tā ir guļbūve, kura ir apdarināta, tad plaisas tai varētu būt dēļ sezonālām mitruma izmaiņām baļķos.

ko darīt ???
"ežus" uz ceļa izklāt ... adrenalīns būs, kad ciemos kāds nāks :-DDDD

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