Brickwork. Scottish bond. Ramil Menyashev

ickwork

      Scottish bond

      Ramil Menyashev

      © Ramil Menyashev, 2017

      ISBN 978-5-4485-8114-4

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      Brick laying is a construction consisting of bricks laid in a certain order on the mortar. The rows of bricks, called courses, lie on top of each other to create a structure such as a brick wall. To maintain the level and verticality of the laid bricks use a level, a plumb and a cord. The thickness of horizontal joints in the masonry should be 10—12 mm, the thickness of vertical joints 8—10 mm.

      Fig.1. Bricklaying.

      Scottish bond

      Fig.2. Scottish bond.

      Fig.3. The order of laying bricks in the corner of the walls. Wall thickness 1 brick.

      Fig.4. The order of laying bricks in the corner of the walls. Wall thickness 1.5 brick.

      Fig.5. The order of laying bricks in the corner of the walls. Wall thickness 2 brick.

      Fig.6. The order of laying bricks in the corner of the walls. Wall thickness 2.5 brick.

      Fig.7. The order of laying bricks in the vertical constraint of the brick wall. Wall thickness 1 brick.

      Fig.8. The order of laying bricks in the vertical constraint of the brick wall. Wall thickness 1.5 brick.