While masonry veneer anchors are hidden, non-destructive testing can be used to accurately determine the anchor locations.
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A reason to repair cracks in brickwork-Texas!
The Problem with Codes
It is a frequent cry in masonry restoration circles that there are few, to no, codes for restoring older buildings, however there are some cities who have codes. In New York City, one of the most densely populated urban areas in the US, codes do exist for monitoring buildings, but “the city does not do the inspections” as they are too understaffed. Instead, they depend on “engineers or other specialists hired by building owners.”
The Theory vs Reality of Masonry Restoration: Preserving Historic Structures for Modern Times
Masonry structures have been in existence for centuries, and they are synonymous with durability, strength, and stability. However, even these sturdy structures require restoration and maintenance after years of exposure to climatic elements and natural wear and tear....
Alan Pettingale Presents to the Annual Masonry Society
Alan Pettingale presenting Installing Remedial Wall Tie Systems at The Annual Masonry Society in Denver, October 2022
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