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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

English House Condition Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variablefstmovsp
LabelDifferential movement - Other - specify
Responses
4m? 1
99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 1
Between main house & addition 1
Protect footings with retaining wall 1
RAKE OUT AND POINT 1
Replace stone cill 1
T D & REBUILD 1
TIE IN REAR STEPS TO MAIN BUILDING 1
cornice settlement 1
ease internal doors 1
excavate to investigate possible mining settlement 1
foundation 1
from extension 1
front 1st floor external rendering 1
inset 4 back ties 1
install "tell tale" 1
minor crack to side wall where garage joins main w 1
monitor for possible underpining 1
monitor movement 1
patch crack 1
rebuild 8 metres squared 1
remove metal bolts and repoint 1
specialist crack repair - 2 metre 1
spedialised crack repair 10m 1
stabilise and repair 1
stich fabric 3m 1
strapping/underpining 1
support to front by window replacement 1
the side wall is pulling away from the main struct 1
tie in x 1 1
underpin 2
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnglish House Condition Survey, 2003
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