Here we have types of pointing Highlighted in red, which MH use frequently.
These are common name's that describe pointing techniques, that are still used to this day.
When you pay for a serivice At MH. we Give three things as a must to our clients.
1. Enhances structural integrity, ensuring a stronger building.
2. Provides weatherproofing, protecting external walls from moisture.
3.Restores the overall appearance of the building, improving its aesthetics.
All three are a must.
A common process for some modern pointing companies, is applying their lime pointing, then once thumb ready, pushing it back with a small hand held stick. to ensure the lime mortar is pushed all the way back. before finsihing off, they will then beat back the lime pointing application with a churn brush.
This process is commonly used, but it does not leave you with a quality finish. concave finish. This finish is by using a half rounded jointer. its a common brick pointing finish and with the correct material along with even Mortar joint sizes. it leave's a excellent smooth finish.
when clients are paying for services you want the best out of your paid services. you want the finish to be standing out, showing off your new work. its not just about Enhancement of structural integrity, ensuring a stronger building or Providing weatherproofing, protecting the external walls from moisture. you are hiring skilled services therefore you should always remember. that appearances do have a number of benefits. such as adding value to your property.
appearance:
Let's stat with the Joint profile .The profile of the joint can reveal or obscure the edges of the bricks or stone and can create a variety of looks. For example, flush pointing is a simple and popular style that creates a compact and smooth finish. Recessed pointing, also known as raked pointing, draws attention to the brick by raking the mortar joint back from the face of the brick/stone.
Structural value
Different mortar joint patterns can provide structural value for freestanding walls.
Weathering
Some types of pointing, like recessed pointing, provide lower resistance to weathering.
Visual appeal
The right mortar can improve the exterior visual appeal of a building.
Flush pointing
Tuck pointing
Beaded pointing
Recessed pointing
Struck pointing
Weather struck pointing
Ribbon pointing
Penny roll pointing
Grooved pointing
Weathered pointing
Keyed pointing
V pointing
V-grooved pointing
Bucket handle pointing
Concave
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