Español| Grosor | 8-12 cm |
| Fondo | 8-12 cm |
| Largo | 15-30 cm |
| filas / palet | 10 |
| Rendimiento | 8 m2 aprox. |
Irregular Limestone Masonry
Limestone masonry stone, whose hue ranges from white to yellow and ochre. Material widely used in facades and walls, due to its high resistance. As it is a stone broken by hand, it presents irregularities in its shapes, which makes it suitable for erecting dividing walls, and even facades placed “on bone”, if the material is well worked. In general, the properties of this material will ensure that any wall resists a very long time with little alteration.
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We call masonry the traditional system of construction that consists of erecting walls by manually placing the elements, usually natural stone. This system allows constructions to be erected generally at a structural level, through which we manage to create high-rise facades.
There are several types of masonry according to their placement, among which we can highlight Dry Masonry -in which no type of mortar is used-, and ordinary Masonry, which is made with a lime or cement mortar.
Its arrangement, size and appearance determine the type of rigging, although most often the masonry walls in natural stone represent irregular rigging.
