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Easy Brick Laying

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Jul 23 2003

Professional bricklayers make it look all too easy but when bricks and mortar are put in the hands of a self builder or DIY enthusiast the result can be a spectacular disaster followed by some lessons in concrete rendering to hide the job. An alternate way to a well-constructed brick wall is to use the Bricky tool.

A UK invention, the Bricky tool ensures bricks are laid straight, square and properly spaced with the correct amount of mortar used. It isn’t brand new to the building market but the Bricky tool is now widely available in the UK and Ireland as well as being available for online purchase directly from Bricky Tool.

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