BED JOINT IRON

A bed joint refers to the horizontal layer of mortar upon which a masonry unit, like a brick or a stone, is laid. It provides a stable and supportive base for the masonry structure, contributing to the overall strength and durability of the construction. The quality of bed joints is crucial in ensuring the stability and integrity of the masonry, and it plays a significant role in preventing the entry of moisture or other undesirable elements. Properly executed bed joints are essential for a sound and long-lasting masonry construction.