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Special Inspection of Structural Masonry #2 – Introduction to Masonry Units
This lesson will review the basics of masonry unit production and properties with a specific focus on those items inspectors and construction personnel would need to know about or confirm. Common concrete masonry units and clay masonry units will be discussed, along with key differences in these materials. Limitations on manufacturing that need to be understood by those using the units will be discussed.
Get all 9 Special Inspection of Structural Masonry lessons at a discounted rate when buying the Special Inspection of Structural Masonry bundle. Members save an additional $175 off Member price and Non-Members save $75 compared to buying them separately.
$75.00
SKU
LMS1904
Categories Materials, Member Discount-75, Special Inspection of Masonry Series
Description
This lesson will review the basics of masonry unit production and properties with a specific focus on those items inspectors and construction personnel would need to know about or confirm. Common concrete masonry units and clay masonry units will be discussed, along with key differences in these materials. Limitations on manufacturing that need to be understood by those using the units will be discussed.
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Special Inspection of Structural Masonry #4 – Mortar and Mortar Mixing
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