A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 129
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… … Fig. 86. miter in the front wall the front brick are also cut, as at e.The 2-inch space left in the rear wall c, where the bond brickoccurs is filled with a closer/; this closer is a quarter bat. 221. A method of bonding which retains the full benefitof the air space, is by means of metal ties, as…
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