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Masonry is the
craft of
building a
structure with brick, stone, or
similar material,
including mortar plastering which are
often laid in,
bound and pasted...
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Freemasonry or
Masonry refers to
fraternal organisations that
trace their origins to the
local guilds of
stonemasons that, from the end of the 14th century...
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Masonry veneer walls consist of a
single non-structural
external layer of
masonry,
typically made of brick,
stone or
manufactured stone.
Masonry veneer...
- Anti-
Masonry (alternatively
called anti-Freemasonry) is "avowed
opposition to Freemasonry",
which has led to
multiple forms of
religious discrimination...
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which hardens to bind
building blocks such as stones, bricks, and
concrete masonry units, to fill and seal the
irregular gaps
between them,
spread the weight...
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Cyclopean masonry is a type of
stonework found in
Mycenaean architecture,
built with m****ive
limestone boulders,
roughly ****ed
together with minimal...
- A
masonry heater (also
called a
masonry stove) is a
device for
warming an
interior space through radiant heating, by
capturing the heat from periodic...
- The
Masonry trowel is a hand
trowel used in
brickwork or
stonework for levelling,
spreading and
shaping mortar or concrete. They come in
several shapes...
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refer to a
structure built from such stones.
Ashlar is the
finest stone masonry unit, and is
generally rectangular (cuboid). It was
described by Vitruvius...
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which still see
widespread use.
Ashlar masonry.
Stone masonry using dressed (cut)
stones is
known as
ashlar masonry.
Trabeated systems. One of the oldest...
