The document discusses different types of brick bonding techniques. English bond has alternating headers and stretchers with a 1/4 lap bond formed by a queen closer brick. Flemish bond also has alternating headers and stretchers with a 1/4 lap bond. English garden wall bond is similar to English bond but uses headers every third course instead of every other course to reduce bricks. Flemish garden wall bond has one header for every three stretchers with a queen closer brick forming a 1/4 bond on each course.

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3. ENGLISH BOND WALL
Very strong bond.
Alternate courses of headers and stretchers.
¼ Lap bond created by placing a queen
closer at the side of the first header called
the quoin header.

4. ENGLISH BOND WALLENGLISH BOND WALL
1 BRICK THICK.1 BRICK THICK.

5. ENGLISH BOND WALLENGLISH BOND WALL
1 BRICK THICK.1 BRICK THICK.

6. FLEMISH BOND WALL.
Each course comprises of alternating
headers & stretchers.
¼ Lap bonding is created by placing a
queen closer next to the first header.
More appealing to the eye than English
bond.

7. FLEMISH BOND WALLFLEMISH BOND WALL
1 BRICK THICK.1 BRICK THICK.

8. FLEMISH BOND WALLFLEMISH BOND WALL
1 BRICK THICK.1 BRICK THICK.

9. ENGLISH GARDEN
WALL BOND
Same as english bond but the header
courses are built in every 3rd
course instead
of every other course.
Saves on the number of facing bricks
needed.

10. ENGLISH GARDEN WALLENGLISH GARDEN WALL
BOND 1 BRICK THICK.BOND 1 BRICK THICK.

11. ENGLISH GARDEN WALLENGLISH GARDEN WALL
BOND.BOND.

12. FLEMISH GARDEN WALL
BOND.
Each course consists of 1 header to 3
stretchers.
¼ Bond is created when a queen closer is
placed next to the first header on each
course.
Good bond to use when doing decorative
patterns.

13. FLEMISH GARDEN WALLFLEMISH GARDEN WALL
BOND 1 BRICK THICK.BOND 1 BRICK THICK.

14. FLEMISH GARDEN WALLFLEMISH GARDEN WALL
BOND.BOND.