Masonrytype
Masonrytype refers to the stylistic classification of masonry construction based on the arrangement and appearance of the masonry units and the mortar joints. It is a term used in architecture and construction to describe the aesthetic qualities of a wall built from bricks, stones, or concrete blocks. Different masonry types are distinguished by factors such as the size and shape of the units, the pattern in which they are laid, the width and depth of the mortar joints, and the color and texture of both the units and the mortar.
Common masonry types include various bond patterns, such as the stretcher bond, where all bricks are laid