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Boundary Walls
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Once railways were used to distribute bricks all over the country, walls became mass produced and more uniformed in colour and style.
Georgian
Victorian & Edwardian
1920's - 1940's
Post 1990
If you are thinking about rebuilding or modifying a party wall (A wall is a "party wall" if it stands astride the boundary of land belonging to two or more different owners). Do discuss your plans with your affected neighbour's and local building control officer. The
Party Wall Act 1996 explanatory booklet The Party Wall Act 1996: Gardening Data The party wall act needs to be rewritten! : Building.co.uk Forum THE PARTY WALL ACT 1996: DIY Doctor The organisation for professionals specialising
in party wall matters - The
Pyramus & Thisbe Club
Brickwork Products Reclaimed Building Materials: Bricks Errol Brick Company Limited Scotland
Links to Brickwork Articles The Historic Development by Gerard Lynch Conserving
your historic building: Brickwalls History of Brickwork: Bricks & Brass How to buy old and reclaimed bricks: Country Life Repointing Old Brickwork: Homebuilding Period Decorators project gallery Drawing of Medieval Brickwork within Timber Frames Three Storey Residential Art Deco Flats with Herringbone Brickwork Ralph Hancock: Herringbone Brick Path Brunelleschi- herringbone pattern: The Open University
Useful Research Websites English Architecture: Britain Express Looking at Buildings: Pevsner Architectural Guides Forum Debates How To Repair Brickwork- Youtube
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A
garden wall encloses your land, creating a boundary around your home.
Older garden walls that surrounded period properties would have been
made from local materials. A mix of brick, flint, slate or stone could
have been used.
