Flemish bond brickwork, also known as Dutch bond brickwork, has long been prized as aesthetically pleasing and visually interesting.
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Bond breaker: A material used to prevent adhesion between two surfaces.
Bond, running: The placement of masonry units such that head joints in successive courses are horizontally offset at least one-quarter the unit length.
Bond Stone
Stone or masonry unit that projects back from the facing wall into a backup wall. Bond stone is designed to tie the two walls or wythes together. A bond stone may not project completely through the two walls or wythes.
Bond
Where referring to bricklaying and masonry chimneys, that connection between brick, stone or other masonry units formed by lapping them upon one another in carrying up the work, thereby forming an inseparable mass.
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Bond Refers to the pattern formed by mortar joints between bricks, blocks or stones.
Bricks Common building blocks made from clay burnt in a kiln.
Buttress A structure built against a wall to support or reinforce it.
Bond Stone:
Used in varying percentages to anchor or bond stone veneer to backing material. Bond stones are generally cut to twice the bed thickness of the material being used.
Boulders: ...
Bond or Bonding - An amount of money (usually $5,000-$10,000) which must be on deposit with a governmental agency in order to secure a contractor's license. The bond may be used to pay for the unpaid bills or disputed work of the contractor.
BOND
The pattern in which bricks are laid in mortar to form a wall.
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BOND BEAM: Horizontal beam poured inside the U block for reinforcement of block walls in commercial or residential buildings.
Bond: the adhesive and cohesive forces holding two roofing components in intimate contact.
Boot: covering of flexible material, which may be preformed to a particular shape, used to seal around a penetration.
BOND Pattern for laying bricks so that none of the perpends are in line in adjacent courses.
BONING RODS Three rods with tee heads used to sight a straight line between two given points.
BORE Diameter of centre hole in circular saw blade.
Bond Strength
The unit load applied in tension, compression, flexure, cleavage, or shear, required to break an adhesive assembly, with failure occurring in or near the plane of the bond.
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Bond: The force(s) holding two components in positive contact.
Bonding Agent: A chemical agent used to create a bond between two layers.
Bond the ground wire using tapped ground access
#14 and #12 wires
Grounding Clip
For older metal boxes without a ground screw access
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BOND BEAM: Continuous, reinforced concrete block course around the top of masonry walls.
BOW WINDOW: A curved projection formed by five or more windows that are joined at obtuse angles.
BRACE: Any stiffening member of a framework.
Bond: :The arrangement or pattern of bricks (or other masonry units) in a wall.
bond (appareil, m.) In masonry, the pattern in which bricks or blocks are laid to tie the individual units together so that the entire wall they comprise will tend to act as a complete unit.
Bond Beam: A continuous beam placed in masonry walls to tie them together, add lateral stability and distribute concentrated vertical loads along the wall; usually made of reinforced concrete but sometimes of reinforced brick or concrete block.
BID BOND - Security posted by a bidder to ensure performance in accordance with a bid.
BIDDING - Getting prices from various contractors and/or subcontractors.
Bond
The adherence of one material to another. Effective bonds must be achieved between the mortar and scratch coat, between the tile and mortar, and between the adhesive and backing.
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Bond
The joining together of building materials to ensure solidity.
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Bond Strength
The force in tension, compression, cleavage or shear required to break an adhesive assembly.
Bonding Time
The time required for an adhesive to reach its optimum bonding strength.
Bond Plaster
In addition to gypsum, bond plaster contains 2-5% lime by weight and chemical additives which improve the bond with dense non-porous surfaces such as concrete. It is used as a base coat.
Bond Breaker
A substance or a tape applied between two adjoining materials to prevent adhesion between them.
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Bond Beam Block
A concrete masonry unit with the upper part of the ends and webs removed to make room for horizontal reinforcing bars and grout; . U-blocks are sometimes used to form bond beams, especially as over openings.
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To bond one or more thin layers of durable plastic to a fabric or a material, Formica, for example.
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Brick bond - The various styles of laying bricks to give different patterns while ensuring that no vertical joints align with those of the higher or lower row.
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used to bond the seam between two pieces of carpeting
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They bond.
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Although a bond may only provide minor financial protection (many states have minimum amounts for bonds, such as $5,000), it is still another avenue homeowners have for financial protection if things go wrong.
Running Bond Course
A paver course where lengths abut against the edge restraint. Also known as a "sailor course."
Running or Stretcher Bond ...
4) Lay the bond stones
Every 3 or 4 feet in each course, lay a bond stone that is the full width of the wall; this will tie the two halves of the wall together (Fig. 4).
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PERFORMANCE BOND - A bond, usually posted by one who is to perform work for another, which assures that a project or undertaking will be completed as per agreement or contract.
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Performance Bond: An amount of money (usually 10% of the total price of a job) that a contractor must put on deposit with a governmental agency as an insurance policy that guarantees the contractors' proper and timely completion of a project or ...
New paint won't bond as well on a glossy surface. So after washing, lightly sand away any remaining gloss and rough up the surface a bit for the new paint to adhere.
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To ensure a firm bond, the new patch must not overlap the old stucco. If the stucco has lost its bond or key from wood lath, or the lath has deteriorated or come loose from the substrate, ...
Figure 15 - Stack bond - brick layout
Other considerations include the type of bonding material, its color, the width of the joints, and the method that will be used by the mason to 'strike' the joints, as shown in Figures 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20.
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Asphalt Plastic Cement An asphalt-based cement used to bond roofing materials. Also known as flashing cement or mastic. Atrium A central area in a structure with a ceiling of translucent material that admits sunlight.
Blown or Live - Plaster that has lost its bond with the wall
Bond - Arrangement of bricks to ensure stability of brickwork
Buttress or Pier - Thickening of wall to form a vertical projection to strengthen it ...
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top Failure, Adhesive The failure at the bond line between substrates and an adhesive; the adhesive separating entirely from the substrate.
Check the poly at brick ledge, at corners, and under columns has been tucked under 1/4-inch to leave a clean edge (brick mortar should not bond to slab). Any exposed poly shall be cut away.
Bond around water heaters and filters to assure grounding.
If water pipes are used, they must be supplemented with a second ground.
Ground rod must be driven to full depth.
Apply a small amount of Refinishers Bond bonding agent over the entire surface. Be extra careful that you don't miss a spot. This is the key to a no peel finish.
16. Now mix the Refinishers PX Gloss Coating as specified.
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Priming helps the new material bond to the old. Then apply the cold-patch material, patting it down occasionally with a shovel or trowel to help compact it and prevent air pockets from forming (see image).
Create a ledge for the patch to make a stronger bond with the old concrete (Photos 9 and 10). Don't be afraid to make the cutout well beyond the edges of the original damaged area. Smaller patches simply won't hold as well as larger ones.
The No Worry Gutters aluminum hood forms a molecular bond with the water, directing water, but not debris, into the gutter.
It is necessary to form a bond between the dirt being moved in to form the dam and the soil that is in place under the dam to make sure there is nothing that will prevent the formation of that bond.
Concrete is a highly alkaline material which reacts chemically with oil or alkyd based finishes to weaken their adhesive bond. Concrete also transmits moisture bringing soluble salts, to the surface (efflorescence).
Labour costs will increase further if you decide to have a traditional brick bond, such as Flemish bond, with courses of alternating headers and stretchers, rather than a straightforward stretcher bond.
There is nothing more important than creating the bond between parent and child. Toys designed to foster that bond through promoting the interaction between parents and their children while enjoying in water.
The concrete serves to bond the polystyrene while providing limited structural integrity. The most common group of ingredients are expanded polystyrene mixed with Portland cement, sand, and chemical additives.
Penetrating sealers-also called "penetrants," "reactive" or "internal" sealers-migrate below the surface and undergo a chemical reaction with the concrete to bond and fill the voids between the particles.
A clean surface will bond much better with what ever type of paint is selected. The nice part about ceiling tiles of any type is they generally will take just about any type of paint imaginable.
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