Different methods of Bricklaying Techniques

John Wills
2 min readFeb 6, 2021

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We all are familiar with bricks that are the most popular and the basic component needed for construction purposes. Even though we are familiar with the term brick, we are not that familiar with the methods used in laying bricks and steps for it. We all know about plastering, which is used to cover the uneven surfaces of the walls as it is something that is happening to the external body, and we are unaware of the methods used for bricklaying and all. Bricklaying means the work or process in which the bricks are all laid for walls or other structures for construction purposes.

Methods of laying bricks

The best Essex bricklaying process is solely dependent on the workers behind it, so we should select them according to their efficiency and experience. On each excellent bricklayer, the pace of work and the purpose and determination only will give a better result. Some steps should be followed while laying bricks, so we must follow them as such. There are three different bindings used in the laying purposes for the walls, including the pattern bonds, the running bonds, and the common bonds. The first bond is the patterned bond formed by the mortar joints and the masonry units, and the running bond is the simplest in the form of a stretching line, and the common bond provides a structure and pattern.

Steps to lay bricks

  1. The first step is to arrange these rows in perfect straight order and affix it by joining their ends, and each row should exactly just touch the row above it.
  2. The story pole helps with the bricklaying process and marks bricks’ height using a pencil, including bricks, mortar parts, and bars.
  3. Apply enough amount of mortar and spread it evenly, and then affix it.
  4. Also, you have to scrape off the excess mortar with the help of a spade.
  5. There will be a necessity for small bricks for fixing the ends of the walls, so be careful while cutting off cut it off while placing it over sand or something to absorb the shock that it produces.

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John Wills
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