Radford's brick houses and how to build them... (1912)
William A. Radord · William A. Radford · leaf 35
ld be avoided; 3—Every alternate course has headers of full brick j 4—Every alternate course a header course, and every sixth course should be of full headers. brick would be too large, is called a bat.As it is not always possible to build awall of entire bricks, bats are used tomake the face… … a Fig. 27. Flemish Bond. preserve the proper spacing, sincethere are more of them. Flemish Bond. This bond makesvery strong wall, and the face presentsa particularly pleasing effect. Thebond is formed by alternate headers andstretchers in each course, and forms a
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