repointing造句

• It's called tuck pointing, repointing, or pointing.
• Removing and replacing damaged mortar is called repointing or tuck-pointing.
• Also, it is not safe to try repointing from a ladder.
• Digging out crumbling or cracked mortar and replacing it is called repointing.
• I would opt for filling the joints with mortar, called repointing.
• Call a professional for chimney or second-story repointing or rent scaffolding.
• While not designed as repointing mortar, it worked.
• This repair technique is called repointing, or tuckpointing.
• You can see some partial repointing has been done.
• Another thing that can be done is repointing.
• With brick construction, the mortar between the bricks will need " repointing ".
• A second look revealed a house freshly pressure-cleaned in anticipation of brick repointing.
• Would that do the same as repointing?
• All of the walls show extensive repointing and other repairs to the brick and mortar.
• If the bricks are in good condition, the repointing will last 20 years or more.
• The project included cleaning, repairing and repointing the monument's exterior and interior stonework.
• The work included re-roofing, repointing, sand blasting the walls and replacing windows.
• In 1839 repair and repointing of the bridge was supervised by the local architect Edmund Sharpe.
• Some works of consolidation ( repointing, restoration of the southwestern buttresses ) were made in 1967.
• A start was made on removing the old pointing on the brickwork and repointing with gauged mortar.