This not a real dry stone rubble. It is laid with mortar behind. To hold it together.
Friday 7 November 2014
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Examples of different stonework and bricklaying by stonemasons and bricklayers. Stonework inspiration for architects or anyone who cares. Cement and Lime mortar mixes. Render mixes.
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Welcome to my site on brick and stone
Dedicated to some of the teams of masons, hodders and slakers that possessed so much skill and may have died in the process.
After years playing with mud Im sharing my passion with you whether you like it or not.
Hope you enjoy my journey of discovery
After years playing with mud Im sharing my passion with you whether you like it or not.
Hope you enjoy my journey of discovery
Bricklaying team
Stone and brick links
- Count Rumford fireplaces
- Tuck pointing - brickmaster.co.uk
- Kerbstone benchmarks
- Lime mortar wiki
- Dado glass cement render - WASPA
- Geopolymer technology
- Brickwork and bonding: Wiki
- Forno Bravo fireplace mortar cement
- Pythagoras - Wiki
- PHI - The golden ratio
- Why lime in mortar is so important
- Tuck pointing - Wiki
- Arch styles and types Wiki
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Brick and Stone Contact
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