Through Stone: Introduction, Uses & Images

Table of Contents

In this article, we will discuss Through stone.

 

  1. Through Stone  

It may be defined as a stone that is set with its lengthy dimension perpendicular to the face of a wall and whose length is uniform to the thickness of the wall. It is also known as perpend stone, bond stone, or tie stone.

Usually, stone walls are constructed with two coats of stone that is of inner and an outer coat, with the gap between them a few times filled with rubble.

Use: It is used during the construction of the stone walls with or without mortar.

Through Stone

 

Through Stone

 

Read Also: Submerged Floating Tunnel

 

Madhu Krishna Poudel
Madhu Krishna Poudel is a civil engineering technician and field practitioner with 8+ years of hands-on experience in construction. He is the founder of DreamCivil.com and holds a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering. Over his career, he has planned and drafted 100+ structures, supervised construction on 200+ sites, and taught civil engineering students, with core expertise in site supervision, construction estimation, and AutoCAD 2D/3D design. His technical content has been cited as a reference by globally recognized platforms including Wikipedia, Time Magazine, TheRichest, and WSWS.
- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest Articles