Nope.to prevent spot loads?
Nah, this would have been mid 90's and the construction industry was in rude health from what I remember.Hounding of the Secretary of State by cement manufacturers, fearing widespread redundancies and the end of their businesses?
I will Shy, later tonight if no one guesses in the meantime.Cumon then, put us out of our misery!
To stop the possibility of capillary action through small gaps between brick faces?
I'm getting desperate now lol
Sorry Stuart our posts must have crossed and I went off . Yep, that's what he was after.Both, otherwise every brick would have to be the perfect size and shape.
Q. Why incorporate mortar beds when constructing in traditional masonry?
A. Because bricks and blocks of the same specification are not all the same size and shape.
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