Angled brickwork
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If you get specials made, you would avoid all those angled cuts -which would have to be pretty perfect to achieve a clean joint like your image
That's what I'm looking at doing today. Place not too far from the job does it.
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Leofric
- the point as others pointed out is that it isn't actually a 'straight joint' ,but it is obviously meant to be a strong feature on the corner.Cheers for all the replys lads got in touch with the architect and he's gonna price up getting cut and bonded bricks made. - As far as I can see they will all be external angle bricks but it looks an odd angle
I wouldn't call that a decent example of a straight joint . Pretty confident I could do a much tidier job of running a straight joint so it wouldn't stick oot like that.
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I wasn't talking about the curved bricks I was talking about the other example of a straight joint that was posted.
Again thanks for your time to reply given me some ideas. Until you posted that I never even knew those bricks existed so
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