Sills for use in brick masonry construction are typically brick, concrete, stone or metal. The selection of material is primarily dependent upon the required esthetic effect.

A Keyslip Flat Gauge Header is installed above a standard cavity lintel, without compromising the structural support of the brickwork above. This design can incorporate 1 brick, 1½ brick or a 2 …

Brick Slip Lightweight Brick Headers are installed on the outer leaf of a standard lintel. These lightweight products are manufactured offsite negating the need for brick cutting or mechanical …

This compilation includes hundreds of details for brick, block, and stone masonry systems, as well as details for ceramic tile, marble, terrazzo, plaster, rainscreen systems, terra cotta, AAC, and …

Header Stretcher Bond The header bond is a more expensive brick bond as it uses many more bricks than the standard stretcher bond. It can create interesting patterns when using different …

Explore popular brick detailing in residential design with Glen-Gery. Learn about soldier courses, rowlocks, quoins, & corbels to enhance your home's architecture.

A perfect addition to Lightweight Brick Headers are Lightweight Brick Sills. Also manufactured offsite, these sills are positioned underneath the window sill, supported by the wall below. …

Both cored and un‐cored brick are commonly used in masonry detailing, and the properties of each should be considered to determine which is best for the job. Sill: The prime function of a …

The course of brick work in which all the bricks are laid as headers is known as header course. It is a brick or a stone which lies with its longest side parallel to the face of the work. The course …

Achieves a real brick look and feel • Design flexibility with limitless range of brick colours and textures to choose from • Accommodates arches, headers, soffits and multiple coursing …