What are the main features of Flemish Bond?
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The “Flemish bond” is a bond in which headers and stretchers are laid alternately in the same direction. The following are the salient features of Flemish bond: Headers and stretchers are alternately laid in the same order. A queen is put near to the quoin after the header in each optional course toRead more
The “Flemish bond” is a bond in which headers and stretchers are laid alternately in the same direction.
The following are the salient features of Flemish bond:
Headers and stretchers are alternately laid in the same order.
See lessA queen is put near to the quoin after the header in each optional course to provide a lap of about 2 14 in.
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Every course’s header is centred over each stretcher of the underlying course.
Following are the main features of a Flemish Bond: In every course, headers and stretchers are placed alternatively. Queen Closer is put next to the quoin header in alternate courses to develop the face lap. Every Header is centrally supported over a stretcher below it.
Following are the main features of a Flemish Bond:
- In every course, headers and stretchers are placed alternatively.
- Queen Closer is put next to the quoin header in alternate courses to develop the face lap.
- Every Header is centrally supported over a stretcher below it.
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