1:38 that's a "stack bond" (the one that's not offset), it's possible, too, BUT! never as a load bearing wall, but as a decorative "garden wall" or a masonry _veneer_ or house facade (it can look good, if done right)
*Note: bonds are two bricks thick (English and Flemish especially),so they bond by interlacing. Stretcher bond (american bond) is only a veneer unless using ~8x8 brick. *the more you know*
What is it called when you stagger the joints differently in a stretcher bond, when the next brick up above is not centered over the joint between the two below it?
If english bond as you say is "alternating header and stretcher courses" why does your video graphic show a first course of stretchers?? . Does not make sense. 2:53
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2:12 stretcher bond
2:51 english bond
3:18 flemish bond
1:38 that's a "stack bond" (the one that's not offset), it's possible, too, BUT! never as a load bearing wall, but as a decorative "garden wall" or a masonry _veneer_ or house facade (it can look good, if done right)
*Note: bonds are two bricks thick (English and Flemish especially),so they bond by interlacing. Stretcher bond (american bond) is only a veneer unless using ~8x8 brick.
*the more you know*
thanks a lot...never understood these bonds..now I'm clear as crystal.
Excellent presentation on the topic! i was finally able to get a clear idea of the concept.keep up the good work!
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Over here in American the only brick walls that I’ve ever layed is the stretcher bond way
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Flemish bond where it is used first u show in plan but third one is
What is it called when you stagger the joints differently in a stretcher bond, when the next brick up above is not centered over the joint between the two below it?
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Excellent explanation , i like it
very impressive......... keep it up bro....
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Awesome sir
Nice thank you very much
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What about burglar bond
If english bond as you say is "alternating header and stretcher courses" why does your video graphic show a first course of stretchers?? . Does not make sense. 2:53
can I upload this video in Hindi languge
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English bond u r talking about is flamish bond
And flimsh bond u r talking about is English bond
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