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12 Aug 2008 09:37 #1
by REF
Stevo, I think it was you who posted up the picture of the types of wall bonding, any chance you could re-post it here!! I can never remember what thread its in!!
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12 Aug 2008 10:08 #2
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Hi
Yes here its, its just a pic from a quick Google search linked to here, It not mine LOL
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12 Aug 2008 12:24 #4
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Richard, is that in anticipation of your next visit to Sheffield? You know my garden wall needs attention.....
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12 Aug 2008 12:27 #5
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ll happily supervise Chris, not a problem!!! I'll even be kind and tell you what you are doing right and wrong!!!
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12 Aug 2008 12:29 #6
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ll happily supervise Chris, not a problem!!! I'll even be kind and tell you what you are doing right and wrong!!!
Hhmm..
Thought you might. You did WANT that curry I promised....?
Cheers for re-posting the wall bonds thought. I can never find it either!
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24 Oct 2010 16:16 #7
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I'm trying to identify what the wording is / was on the brick, this is obviously not the brick but the mortar between the bricks. It is from a Q site at Rumburgh, Suffolk.
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24 Oct 2010 18:31 #10
by Peter Kirk
Unsafe bond I think it's called
It must be a facing only or perhaps an infill, otherwise it would have fallen apart during construction!
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