Masonry and Mortar Sample Clauses

Masonry and Mortar. Masonry and mortar can develop cracks from shrinkage of either the mortar or the brick. This condition is normal and should not be considered a defect.
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Masonry and Mortar. Masonry and mortar can develop cracks from shrinkage of either the mortar or the brick. This condition is normal and is not considered a defect. Most bricks may discolor because of the elements, rain runoff, weathering or bleaching. Efflorescence, the formation of salts on the surface, may occur because of the passage of moisture through the wall. This is a common occurrence, and the owner can clean these areas as it occurs

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