Pointing is an essential construction step, filling gaps between bricks or stones in a masonry wall. Enhances appearance and prolongs joint durability
What is Pointing?
#1 Flush Pointing
Types of Pointing
It is a Common method where gaps in masonry are filled with mortar, and smoothed to be flush with the wall surface
#2 Tuck Pointing
Tuck Pointing is a technique where mortar is pressed into joints, creating a concave indentation resembling a tuck
#3 Beaded Pointing
Beaded pointing is a technique where mortar is pressed into joints, creating a convex indentation known as "beading." Used to create a water-resistant seal
#4 Weathered Pointing
Weathered Pointing is a technique where mortar naturally weathers over time, creating a weathered appearance and offering some protection to the brick wall
#5 Keyed pointing
Keyed Pointing is a technique where mortar is forced into joints and scored to create keyways, locking masonry pieces for a stronger joint