TS24-02 Stone Work Practice

Authors

Helen Grace Mantiri, S.ST., M.T.
Manado State Polytechnic
Dwars Soukotta, M.Ars.
Manado State Polytechnic

Keywords:

Stone Work Practice

Synopsis

The textbook "Brick Work Practice" is designed as a comprehensive guide to provide a deep understanding of basic techniques in brickwork, which is one of the important elements in the construction world.

In this book, readers will be introduced to various aspects of brickwork, starting from an introduction to the equipment and materials used, as well as work safety that must be considered. The material continues with basic wall installation techniques, including installing half-brick walls with regular bonds, installing walls with German bonds, and variations of other techniques, including making 90-degree right angles and the letter T.

This book also discusses wall plastering, which is an important skill for producing smooth and precise surfaces, as well as techniques for installing tiles and tiles on walls and floors, complete with a guide for neat finishing. In addition, readers will learn about installing brick pillars, including techniques for making blunt heads and plastering them.

With an approach that combines theory and practice, this book is equipped with modules and job sheets designed to facilitate practical learning in the field. It is hoped that this book will not only be a source of information, but also a tool for readers to develop skills that are ready to be applied in the world of construction work, so that they can contribute effectively to civil engineering and building construction projects.

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Published

April 30, 2025