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Workshop - Hands-on

Repointing Historic Masonry

Place:
Blenheim Farms (5 minutes west of Cambridge) Between Ayr & Drumbo
Date:
Saturday, June 27, 2009
 
Sunday, June 28, 20009
Time:
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
 
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cost:
$315.00
More Info:
Additional workshop information and map on the Edifice Old Home Magazine web site www.oldhome.ca (click on workshop icon) To reserve a space, Contact Nena at 519-752-9801 or by email edificemagazine@rogers.com

 

From Issue No. 144 | June 16, 2009

The significance of keeping the moisture out of your masonry home is all important. Severe damage can happen when unskilled people use Portland cement when repointing antique brick and stone. The purpose of this workshop is to instruct the attendees in the proper execution of mortar removal, mixture of historic lime mortars and the process of repointing (filling) and finishing filled mortar. The removal of Portland Cement and replacement of spalled (deteriorated and broken) brick will also be addressed.
 

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