Eloquent brickwork..........
Discussion
I'm trying to figure out the best way to build a triangular box out of bricks. The wall has to be three courses high.
The problem is that I have yet to figure out the best way to deal with the corners. I've looked at angle bricks, sqints and such, but in each case they dont appear designed to do return angles (where the run of the bricks goes through more than 90 degrees).
I'm quite keen to avoid having horrible cutouts in the bond on the corner.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how do deal with this in a professional manner?
The problem is that I have yet to figure out the best way to deal with the corners. I've looked at angle bricks, sqints and such, but in each case they dont appear designed to do return angles (where the run of the bricks goes through more than 90 degrees).
I'm quite keen to avoid having horrible cutouts in the bond on the corner.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how do deal with this in a professional manner?
wedg1e said:
Angle grinder, stone-cutting disc, job done. ![]()
I think it'll probably come to that. The trouble then is that if you have the bricks arranged in a half bond configuration, you always end up with an exposed frog, where the brick is cut on the angle.
I'm just thinking actually.....
I might be able to get a solid brick (no frog) from the same brickworks.
>> Edited by dilbert on Thursday 31st March 01:59
I don't know if you saw "Contact" this evening, but at the top of those circles, I'm going to build a strange spinning thing that transports one through a wormhole to another dimension!
P.s. Thanks for the advice/assistance chaps. Might take you up on some of those offers.
>> Edited by dilbert on Friday 1st April 00:51
P.s. Thanks for the advice/assistance chaps. Might take you up on some of those offers.
>> Edited by dilbert on Friday 1st April 00:51
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