Understanding the Phenomenon of Brick Mortar Shrinkage

The amount of shrinkage that occurs in brick mortar can vary depending on a number of factors, including the type of mortar used, the amount of water used in the mix, and the environmental conditions during and after the mortar is applied. Generally speaking, the drier the conditions, the more shrinkage will occur.

While some amount of shrinkage is to be expected when using brick mortar, excessive shrinkage can lead to problems such as cracking, separation, and other structural issues. To minimize the risk of excessive shrinkage, it is important to follow proper mixing and application procedures and to ensure that the mortar is allowed to dry slowly and evenly.

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