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September 2011

Building with Brick – What's Changed?

"Correctly installed, homeowners can clad their homes and have complete confidence in the structural integrity of this excellent system, which includes 2-storey dwellings."

Here's a snapshot of contemporary brick design:

 

    • Modern Brick is built as a veneer only, unlike historical brickwork which was non-reinforced.




    • Modern Brick is tied to a structural timber or steel frame and acts as a veneer to make the house weathertight.




    • Modern Brick ties are stronger and are screw fixed to the structural frame.




    • Modern mortar is stronger and more durable making brick bonds stronger.




    • Modern building codes regulate installation which prevents structural collapse.

 

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