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BOND IN BRICKWORK

BOND IN BRICKWORK. INTRODUCTION The manner in which bricks are arranged in a wall is obviously of great importance to the appearance and strength.

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BOND IN BRICKWORK

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  1. BOND IN BRICKWORK

  2. INTRODUCTION The manner in which bricks are arranged in a wall is obviously of great importance to the appearance and strength. In the fig.1, it represents an angle of a 14-inch brick wall. Incorrect way of arranging bricks Fig1

  3. Correct arrangement of bricks : This picture shows the correct arrangement of bricks showing the overlapping of bricks due to insertion of closer next to the corner brick. This makes the wall to act as a homogeneous body This process of overlapping is called "BONDING.“

  4. DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF BONDING The following are the principal forms of bonding : • English • Double Flemish • Single Flemish • Heading • Stretching • Rat trap bond • Garden Wall

  5. RULES FOR GOOD BRICK BONDING • Uniform in size. • Bricks arranged uniformly throughout the wall. • Bats are used as little as possible. • The bricks in the interiors of wall laid as headers, that is, across the wall. • The lap not more than 2 and one-fourth inches. • The vertical joints in every other course should be vertically over one another.

  6. ENGLISH BOND • The facing bricks are laid in alternate courses of headers and stretchers. • Queen-closer inserted next to quoin-headers to produce overlap. • English bond is the strongest. • Avoids continuous vertical joints. DISADVANTAGE: • Penetration of damp through transverse joints. • Appearance not as good as Flemish bond.

  7. Double Flemish bond • Single Flemish bond FLEMISH BOND • Double Flemish is shown in the figure. • The headers and stretchers alternate in each course. • The lap is produced by placing a queen-closer next to the quoin-header in every course. • Flemish bond is weaker than English bond. Fig.3

  8. Single Flemish Bond: is a species of bond in which • Placement of double Flemish bond on the face of the walls. • The rest of the wall is built in English bond. • Used for walls requiring a good appearance and strength. • Not employed for wall less than 1 and a half bricks thick. ADVANTAGES OF FLEMISH BOND: • It is highly economical. • Walls one brick in thickness are easier to produce a fair face on both sides in Flemish than in English bond. • The appearance of Flemish bond is more appealing to eye than that of English bond.

  9. HEADING OR HEADER BOND • Heading or Header Bond is laid on headers. • Used for round quick sweeps, as in Fig. 4. • Should never be used in straight work, as it is very weak Fig.4

  10. STRETCHING OR STRETCHER BOND • Bricks are laid in stretchers, as in the figure below. • Used in walls of half-brick in thickness. • Due to its constant occurrence in the last position it is also called Chimney Bond.

  11. GARDEN-WALL BOND • Used for 9 inch walls. • Used when a fair face is required on both sides. • Wall is composed of three or four courses of stretchers alternating with one of headers, as in the figure below.

  12. RAT TRAP BOND • It is made by placing the bricks on their sides having a cavity of 4″ (100 mm) • Alternate course of stretchers and headers. • It is still used in India as an economical bond.

  13. THE ADVANTAGES OF RAT TRAP BOND: It is highly economical because: • Can make a wall of one brick thickness with fewer bricks than a solid bond. • Strength is equal to the standard 10″ (250 mm) brick wall, but consumes 20% less bricks. • Cost saving on material is 26% as compared to the traditional 10″ brick wall. • Maintains thermal comfort inside the building due to air medium. • Bricks aligned on both sides, plastering not required. • It is quite strong as building constructed about 40 years ago still does not show any signs of distress.

  14. Stretcher Bond

  15. HEADER

  16. Stacked Bond - Bricks stacked on top of each other in vertical rows

  17. Rowlock - laid on face, end visible Stretcher - long dimension horizontal & face parallel to the wall Soldier - Laid on its end, face parallel

  18. CONCLUSION Therefore we see that the manner of overlapping bricks for construction of wall is called Brick Bond. Many types of bonds are used in different ways for construction of brick walls or brick pillars. Good brick bonds can ensure the strength of a building and aesthetic beauty of brick walls, brick pillars and entire brick works depends on the quality of bonds. Thus Bond in Brickwork is of utmost importance.

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