Bricklaying Tools News

  1. Using bricklaying tools 'is very rewarding'

    Using bricklaying tools 'is very rewarding'
    Working with bricklaying tools for a living can be a very rewarding pursuit, experts have advised.According to BrickGuru.com, it is possible to build just about anything with enough bricks and the correct equipment.As a result, the group believes building a structure with bricklaying tools can be "immensely satisfying".BrickGuru.com added that while major building projects such as home extensions require highly...
  2. Brick jointers 'make mortar joints more attractive'

    Brick jointers 'make mortar joints more attractive'
    Using a brick jointer could be a good way to enhance the appeal of a mortar joint, an expert has suggested.According to Dick Kreh, author of Building with Masonry, the jointing process adds an "attractive appearance" to the mortar joint.Indeed, he said the type of joint finish combined with a different textured brick "can really enhance the finished look of...
  3. Quality bricklaying tools 'are a good investment'

    Quality bricklaying tools 'are a good investment'
    Paying a slight premium for bricklaying tools could be a good idea, construction professionals have been told.According to DiyAdvice.com, a bricklayer should be prepared to invest in high-quality equipment, such as floats and trowels.This, it said, is because cheap tools tend to bend easily, do not work as well, are prone to breaking and are far less comfortable to use.By...
  4. Keep bricklaying tools organised

    Keep bricklaying tools organised
    Builders have been encouraged to keep their bricklaying tools organised when they are working on a project.According to Peter Cartwright, author of Bricklaying, time spent looking for tools is time that should be used getting on with the job.He has therefore recommended that builders ensure they have a set place for their bricklaying tools, so they can be found easily...
  5. Invest in 'quality bricklaying tools'

    Invest in 'quality bricklaying tools'
    Professional and amateur builders have been encouraged to make sure they invest in the best-quality bricklaying tools.According to MasonryWorkTools.com, it is a good idea to purchase bricklaying tools that are likely to last a long time.The website therefore recommended that builders look out for established brand names such as W. Rose, as it is one of the best manufacturers of...
  6. W Rose trowel draws praise

    W Rose trowel draws praise
    A W Rose trowel could be the ideal item to put with your other bricklaying tools, if these recommendations are anything to go by.According to Masonry, it makes good sense for builders to rely on the best-known brands when buying a brick trowel, as you get a guarantee of quality.The book also noted that products from leading brands are much...
  7. Rose brick trowel 'is an excellent bricklaying tool'

    Rose brick trowel 'is an excellent bricklaying tool'
    Rose brick trowels could be an essential addition to any builder's collection of bricklaying tools, experts have suggested.According to Masonryworktools.com, the Rose brick trowel is an excellent tool that has been refined and improved over many years.As a result, they have become popular with both professional bricklayers and amateurs who are carrying out their own work."This trowel has excellent feel...
  8. Bricklayers 'need quality tools'

    Bricklayers 'need quality tools'
    Builders who are buying bricklaying tools need to make sure they purchase equipment that will last.According to BricklayingBasics, a typical bricklayer will be expected to lay a minimum of 500 bricks every day.This places a significant burden on a brick trowel, which means builders may benefit from paying a premium for a high-grade tool.Buying a top-of-the-range brick trowel could significantly...
  9. Use masonry brushes before painting outdoors

    Use masonry brushes before painting outdoors
    A masonry brush could be an essential item if you are planning to paint external brickwork.Masonry is often painted either for decorative reasons or to ensure it is waterproof, but first it must be swept clean.A proper masonry brush could be required as these have been specially designed to cope with tough materials such as brick cleaning acid.According to DIY...
  10. Developer keen to use bricklaying tools in Norwich building project

    Developer keen to use bricklaying tools in Norwich building project
    A construction firm has outlined its desire to start using bricklaying tools on a site in East Anglia.Centenary Ashcroft has been chosen by Norwich City Council to carry out a £100 million redevelopment of a shopping centre in the areaThis includes the creation of 200 new homes, but the economic downturn forced the implementation of the plans to be delayed.As...

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