CRACKS The presence of cracks in a structure is such a common phenomenon that it often escapes our attention as we go on with our daily lives. It is very important to understand: • The size of the damage of a crack (superficial or deeper transverse), • The medium-long-term consequences that its existence may cause, • Its possible development in combination with other factors, such as moisture, temperature changes, and possible micro-movements of the structural element. The effects concern the aesthetic image of the cracked surface, but in some rare cases, they also concern the structural adequacy of the element with the cracks. In this section, there is a series of photographs with visible problems (cracks). You can identify potential problems you have in your space, and be aware of the size and nature of the problem. In this way, you will properly convey the information to the technician or the store, and you will be more safely guided to the appropriate solution for dealing with and restoring them. photograph section - common problems Solution 1.3 (p. 111) Solution 1.3-Α (p. 111) Solution 2.6 (p. 121) Solution 1.3-Α (p. 111) Solution 1.3-Α (p. 111) Repair & Renovation Guide 23
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