CONCRETE BLOCK MASONRY
REINFORCED MASONRY PIERS Mostly provided for piers of trusses of factory shed or piers of supporting arches of long spans. Vertical bars of 8-16 mm mild steel are inserted in the grooves of bricks, steel plates of 2-3 mm thickness or stirrups of 6mm dia. are provided to anchor the bars at every 4th course of masonry of piers.
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