is it best to still use engineering bricks up to dpc from foundation footings or concrete blocks to dpc? Shed is a block shed single skin. I have no clue what BS standard my blocks are rated to as the pallet had no labels it was simply a pallet of 90 for 1.20 each block though they are heavy so I assume standard 7.3n blocks. My original idea was lay the blocks flat on top of the concrete footings and then upright up to dpc but looking at mixed thoughts online I am wondering if its best to stick to engineering bricks to dpc and then block from there on?
You would normally use footing blocks but that would be a over kill on a shed. Medium Density Breeze Block would be the best as these are 100mm wide so you would lay up Dpc a lot faster.
So lay the initial flat then upright up to dpc level which I think should work ok for dpc height wise.