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I'm not sure I follow. It's hard to describe this stuff in text - that's why the WhatsApp group with my builder and architect is always such a head-scratcher. We want grey bricks to match the grey wood, but next door wants buff for party wall - but is happy with grey for the garden wall bit. It's all baffling. I think the zig-zag thing would be noisy, and the whole point of the extension's look is to be really smooth and not show how it's constructed.
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And lastly for some more uninformed opinion I'm sure you don't need - whats the logic behind the grey wall with the buff bricks inside? Surely buff throughout is aesthetically better.
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Not what you want to hear, but if the rest of the house is buff then I can see why your neighbour doesn't want a random parapet of modern grey bricks.
Another option is to put a peice of wood over it and grow a climber up it.
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Will you really see the cladding on the roof and the side at the same time?
Don't you have a strip of buff bricks on the other side? So two strips might just match
And lastly for some more uninformed opinion I'm sure you don't need - whats the logic behind the grey wall with the buff bricks inside? Surely buff throughout is aesthetically better.