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Bond patterns (continued)
English cross bond or
St. Andrew’s cross
bond =
Similar to English bond,
but the stretchers, in
alternating courses, have their joints displaced by
half the length of a stretcher.
Bond header =
In masonry, a bondstone that
extends the full thickness of the
wall (also called a throughstone).
In-and-out bond =
In masonry, a bond formed by headers and
stretchers alternating vertically, esp. when
formed at a corner, as by quoins.
Other bonds include:
Basketweave, Chinese, Dutch, Flying, Garden,
Monk, Raking stretcher, Rat-tap, Rowlock,
Silver-lock, Sussex and Yorkshire bonds.