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Usually superficial or caused by natural settling/shrinkage.

Markers placed on either side of the crack to measure distance changes with calipers. 4. Risk Assessment Evaluate the severity based on the location:

Large, deep, or diagonal cracks that may indicate a fundamental failure in the material or foundation.

Cracks following mortar joints in bricks, often signaling foundation movement.

In masonry, these often indicate heavy pressure from soil or water behind a wall.

Determine the type of crack to understand its potential cause:

Checked with a probe to see if it penetrates the entire structure. 3. Monitoring for Movement

To monitor the "condition" (állapotát) effectively, you must record specific data: Measured from end to end using a ruler or tape.