"Rajahmundry clay bricks are strong in quality and cost-effective. Rajahmundry Clay Bricks are manufactured using the highest quality raw materials and cutting-edge techniques under the guidance of qualified professionals, in accordance with industry standards. We are here to supply the these best quality red clay bricks at the most affordable prices on the market with free of delivery and unloading. Check today’s Rajahmundry bricks price. We also supply Karimnagar bricks, Maharashtra bricks, Vijayawada bricks etc. The following types of tools are used in brickworks:
Trowel
It is a flat metal blade has an elongated triangular shape, used for lifting and spreading mortar or cement, as well as for cutting bricks.
Pointing trowel
It is a smaller version to the brick trowel and used to add a finish to the brickworks.
Bolster
They are specially designed for cutting bricks accurately. We can cut bricks cleaner and more exact with the help of this tool.
Brick hammer
It has one flat traditional face and a short or long chisel shaped blade, used for pushing the bricks in the courses and sometimes for cutting bricks.
Spirit level
It is an instrument used in bricklaying, to ensure that the courses are built horizontally.
Plumb rule
It is useful for checking the verticality of brickwork while laying bricks.
Mason's square
It is an instrument, which is useful for checking right angles. With the help of this tool, we can verify the accuracy of two corners to get the standard reference of 90°.
Line and pins
To maintain the alignment of courses, two pins with 10 m long cord are used. It is important to keep the line without any knots in between and should be clean of mortar.
Jointer
This tool is useful for pointing the joints between bricks.
Hawk
It is used for holding mortar while bricklaying and also to get smoother finish of plaster to a wall.
End frames
These are used at the two corners or ends of the brick wall. They are recommended for brickwork to ensure correct alignment of courses, as they are more accurate and fitted easily to the corners."
