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A full, start-to-finish design package for masonry structures that dramatically reduces the time required to engineer many single- and multi-story CMU buildings. Load Calculations per ASCE 7; Design Checks per TMS 402; Full Calculations Display; Structure Analysis; Detailed Drawings; Backed by NCMA
How to choose the right mortar for your masonry application: FIRST, we must consider the compressive strength of the masonry units being used. SECONDLY, we choose the strongest mortar that will least likely cause damage the surrounding brick-block-stone etc.
Find new construction details for brick, CMU, stone, ceramic tile, terrazzo, plaster/stucco, rainscreens, terra cotta, and AAC, along with a collection of masonry restoration details.
Different types of mortars used in masonry construction based on application, binding material, density and purposes. Mortar is a workable paste prepared by adding water to a mixture of binding material and fine aggregate.
• Specification of mortars for masonry construction (incl. strengths, mixes etc.) • Recommendations for site operatives • Guidance for ‘good practice’ on site. • Guidance on the specification of design requirements for required workmanship • Provides minimum wall thicknesses for low rise construction (2C5)
2 maj 2024 · Type N mortar mix is useful for above-grade, exterior, and interior load-bearing installations. It is also the preferred mortar mix for soft stone masonry (such as limestone). Type N is the mortar most often used by homeowners and is the best choice for general application.
Masons need the correct mortar mix for strong structures and good-looking jobs like garden paving or brick walls. This article explores mixing and provides tips for achieving optimal workability, bond strength and colour consistency.
