Concrete masonry unit used in basement wall construction. The concrete blocks are stacked with alternating vertical joints using mortar between the joints to hold the block together. [TOP]
Aluminum or galvanized steel pipe that directs water collected in the rain gutters down to the ground and away from the building. [TOP]
Reference to the pitch of the exterior ground surface adjacent to the building. [TOP]
Instrument used for measuring the plane of a vertical or horizontal surface. [TOP]
Term used for the repair of cracks that occur in the joints in masonry walls. Tuckpointing involves the removal and replacement of the mortar between masonry units where cracking along the joints has occurred. [TOP]
Masonry wall corners or areas in the wall that have thickened sections. Example of wall irregularities include foundations for masonry fireplaces and wall pilasters. [TOP]
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