This document provides information on constructing a brick wall, including defining the required tools, materials, and excavation. It also defines various types of brick bonds like header bond, stretcher bond, and Flemish bond. Brick masonry is described as a unified mass obtained by systematically arranging and bonding bricks together with mortar to construct buildings. Relevant characteristics of brick walls include dams, gabbion walls, and pebble walls, with examples given of different classes of bricks and non-examples of gravel, pebbles, and clay. Analogies are drawn to stone masonry, bamboo walls, and mud walls.

1. Construct brick wall

2. Objectives
• List out the required tools and
materials
• What is excavation
• Define M15 mix
• Define Header bond
• Define Stretcher bond
• Define Flemish bond
• Define English bond

3. Definition
• Brick masonary is a unified mass
obtained by systematic arrangement
of laying of bricks and bonding
together with mortar
• Brick masonary also defined as the
construction of a building units
bonded together with mortar

4. Relevant characteristics
• Dam
• Gabbion wall
• Pebble Wall

5. Example
• 1st class brick
• 2nd class brick
• 3rd class brick
• Overburned brick

6. Non-example
• Gravel
• Pebble
• Clay

7. Analogies
• Stone masonary
• Bambo wall/tat
• Mud wall