Technology that binds the bricks

Language: English Series: Times ; 26/3/88, p7suppPublication details: 1988Subject(s):

BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Summary: New technology in re-pointing is playing an important part in the drive to restore and renovate properties rather than demolish and replace them.

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New technology in re-pointing is playing an important part in the drive to restore and renovate properties rather than demolish and replace them.

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