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Ornamental brick panels

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Five examples of arrangements for decorative panels are shown in Fig. 34. If the panels are to be symmetrical so that the cuts at each side and at the top and bottom of the panels are to correspond,then they must be set out from the centre. This may be done by laying out the bricks on any convenient flat surface or by preparing a full-size drawing.

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  1. Department of Building, Wandsworth School, UK

    S. Smith LIOB, AICW, FRSA (Head, visiting lecturer)

  2. Brixton School of Building, UK

    S. Smith LIOB, AICW, FRSA (Head, visiting lecturer)

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Smith, S. (1975). Ornamental brick panels. In: Brickwork. Essence Books on Building. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02580-0_15

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