A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 128
such shape and inaterial, that any moisture pen-etrating the outer portion of the wall cannot penetrate theinner part. Brick bonding neutralizes some of the benefitgained, by permitting the passage of moisture through thewall where it is bonded. It is practically impossible when a wall is… … FlG. 85. wall c. This wall is bonded every sixth course in height,and every 8 inches in length, as shown at d. The header 118 MASONRY. bricks c that join the bond d, are three-quarter bats, and thebond bricks have 2 inches bearing on the front wall. 220. Fig. 86 shows a lOinch wall that has a…
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