Walls Resistance to the passage of heat
The traditional method of heating buildings was by burning wood or coal in open fireplaces in England and in freestanding […]
A wall is a continuous, usually vertical structure, thin in proportion to its length and height, built to provide shelter as an external wall or divide buildings into rooms or compartments as an internal wall.
The traditional method of heating buildings was by burning wood or coal in open fireplaces in England and in freestanding […]
The majority of the walls of small buildings in this country are built of brick or block. The external walls
A requirement of the Building Regulations is that walls should adequately resist the passage of moisture to the inside of
The prime function of an external {wall} is to provide shelter against wind, rain and the daily and seasonal variations
When brickwork is persistently wet, as in foundations, retaining walls, parapets and chimneys, sulphates in bricks and mortar may in
The function of a wall is to enclose and protect a building or to divide space within a building. To
This is a property of bricks which can be determined accurately. The compressive strength of bricks is found by crushing
The blocks are made of {Portland cement}, natural aggregate or blastfurnace slag. The usual mix is 1 part of cement