course of bricks

The latter are built with a single course of bricks.

But when the foundations were in and the first two courses of bricks laid, she did not like the result: 'There's some- thing wrong.

Horizontal cracking is usually evident at about every sixth course of bricks.

In the worst case, you might encounter a course of bricks beneath the sill.

Four courses of bricks were renewed, and the patch in the bedroom disappeared.

The walls were made of a rubble core faced with several courses of bricks.

He took a tour of the brickworks, then went out to where the men were laying a course of bricks.

If the house is of brick construction, then courses of bricks are laid to construct the walls.

So he worked slowly and meticulously, laying his courses of bricks in perfect alignment with the existing structure.

Its masonry consists of alternate courses of bricks and stones.

It consists of several courses of bricks sealed inside with lime plaster.

The flashing must go into the joint between the first or second course of bricks and must extend well below the roofing material.

"The top course of bricks fell inward to the theater while the middle of the wall fell back on the other roof."

The usual fix is a quick one: Cut away a slot through a course of bricks to relieve the stress and fill it with caulk.

It is a single piece of metal that bends down over the shingles and covers the first course of bricks on the chimney.

Two men removed courses of bricks for half the distance round the base, at the same time replacing the bricks with timber blocks.

On the other side, the technique used for the brickwork was local, and alternated small courses of bricks and ashlar.

The masonry of the northern church was erected by alternating courses of bricks and small rough stone blocks.

When building in masonry, the Romans often interspersed the stonework at set intervals with thin courses of bricks, sometimes known as "bonding tiles".

The bridge stands on 26 uniform segmental arches consisting of a double, radially laid course of bricks.

In this technique, alternate courses of bricks are mounted behind the line of the wall, and are plunged in a mortar bed.

This city was of undoubted antiquity, and handsomely built of masonry, with courses of bricks, by the Romans.

Mortar is a sacrificial medium, whether it is between courses of bricks or bedding ridge tiles on top of roofs.

A DPC is usually a thick plastic strip bedded into the mortar between two courses of bricks or blocks.

In late temples these walls frequently had alternating concave and convex courses of bricks, so that the top of the wall undulated vertically.