As illustrated in Figure 1, most wall cracks start at the bottom and grow upwards due to the rigid restraint created by the foundation. Figure 1.

Cracked walls and faulty zip lines can be frustrating, but with the right approach, both can be repaired effectively and safely. In this practical video, we tackle these two common yet challenging ...

Cracks in the walls of your home work the same way." When a crack grows in width, that means there's been substantial movement, which could be a sign of structural issues.

Mauro repairs a cracked wall; Richard installs radiator baseboard covers. Mauro Henrique demonstrates how to repair cracked drywall; the team tries to guess the correct use of Tom Silva's black ...

There are two kinds of cracks in old lath and plaster walls. Both can be repaired, but one is a much more serious problem. By Ronda Kaysen Q: Our Gramercy co-op was built in 1929. The thick ...