I have some 300+ reclaimed house bricks that I need to stack out of the way until needed. It has occurred to me to wonder whether there is a 'correct' way to do this so as to maximise interlocking in three dimensions.
Andrew
I have some 300+ reclaimed house bricks that I need to stack out of the way until needed. It has occurred to me to wonder whether there is a 'correct' way to do this so as to maximise interlocking in three dimensions.
Andrew
Hmm. I think you have several choices - layers going orthogonally, or herringbone. I stacked about a thousand, and, proivided the ground underneath does not collapse, they are very stable in almost any configuration.
i have had a chimney breast removed and a lot of bricks have come from it. there are quite a few chipped ones there. but could these still be used to build, say a small wall or something?
cheers
If they're only chipped and you don't want a fancy facing to a small wall, then why not.
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