A jointer in masonry construction is a tool in the form of a striking iron or a striking tool used to finish the vertical or the horizontal mortar joints.
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Types of Masonry Foundations, Their Construction and Uses
Masonry foundation may be constructed from concrete block or brick masonry units. Different types of masonry foundations, their construction and uses are discussed.
Methods to Prevent Water Penetration in Brick Masonry Walls
Water penetration into brick masonry walls leads to several problems such as efflorescence, mortar joint deterioration, interior moisture damages and spalling. Methods to prevent water penetration into masonry walls are discussed.
Weep Holes in Retaining Walls -Types, Functions and When it is Required
Weep holes are provided in masonry walls, retaining walls, underpasses, wing walls and other ground draining structure. Functions and need of weep holes.
How to Improve Masonry Resistance Against Penetration of Water?
Masonry resistance against water penetration depends on materials used, types of wall, and quality of workmanship. Methods to improve water penetration resistance of masonry is discussed.
Anchoring in Masonry Structures – Types, Installation, Anchorage Length and Strength
Anchors in masonry structures are commonly used to attach different structural and nonstructural masonry components. Types, installation, anchorage length and its strength is discussed.
Masonry Reinforcement and Accessory Metals for Masonry Wall Construction
Specifications for reinforcement and accessory metals used in the construction of masonry walls is provided by IBC 2009 and ACI 530.1-11 and its types.
Prestressed Masonry -Methods of Prestressing, Advantages and Applications
Prestressed masonry makes the masonry structures strong in tension. Advantages and applications of prestressed masonry and their methods of prestressing is discussed.