Just got the builders in doing the shell of an extension as I didn't trust my bricklaying skills.
They've walled up to DPC level and are about to re-install the clay airbrick and clay liner that they salvaged when they demolished part of the old wall.
The airbrick and liner will sit on the DPC, between the joists and just below floorboard level.
We're on a sloping site with both DPC and airbrick over two feet above ground level, and the other existing airbricks at this side of the house have been similarly placed above the DPC with no obvious ill effects.
I'm concerened that, technically, a clay airbrick/liner should really be beneath the DPC as it creates a transmission route for moisture through the cavity. Is this a real concern or is the risk negligible in practice?
Any advice appreciated.