Basic Civil Engineering Lecture Series - Brick Masonry (Flemish Bond) - Civil Engineering Class (Unit 2, Lecture 5 ) | Basic Civil Made Easy

In this video we have explained " Flemish Bond", an important type of Brick Arrangement in detail. This is video is the continuation of our last video on Brick Masonry. Arrangements of bricks in different patterns during the construction is confusing for many , This video will solve your confusions once and for all. Contents with Time codes (Just click on the time code highlighted in blue ) Chapters: 0:00 Intro 2:21 Top view of 1 brick thick Flemish bond-odd layers 4:34 Top view of 1 brick thick Flemish bond-even layers 7:12 Top view of 1½ brick thick Flemish bond-odd layers 10:21 Top view of 1½ brick thick Flemish bond-even layers 12:30 Top view of 2 brick thick English bond-odd layers 16:05 Top view of 2 brick thick English bond-odd layers 18:13 Summary Construction of the superstructure of all buildings are done by bricks or stone . Superstructure is a major part in the construction process . So a Civil Engineer must have proper practical knowledge about the different patterns followed in brick masonry for the superstructure. Civil Engineering knowledge will be shared in a simple language, which makes it easy to understand. This video will be very helpful for Civil Engineering students . We assure you that once you watch the video, you will be able to fully understand the topic of 'Brick masonry' . Our Goal is to provide you with the best classroom experience . In a nutshell, Basic Civil Engineering knowledge at your fingertips. Feel free to share your suggestions with us. This video is created as per the latest First Year B.Tech Syllabus of CUSAT and will be useful for the students B.Tech / B.E Degree offered by other universities as well. Stay Tuned for more Basic Civil Engineering videos Happy Learning ... Basic Civil Made Easy for Simple Civil Engineering Videos Image Credits: 1. Flemish Bond | Nicholas Noyes | Flickr 2. Indian Coffee House Image : Adv.TK Sujith ( Wikimedia Commons)