1. COMPOSITE MASONRY

2. SHANTILAL SHAH ENGINEERING COLLEGE.
NAME:JAMBUCHA BHOOMI
ENROLL.NO:
SUB:BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.
BRANCH :CIVIL.
SEM: 3rd

3. COMPOSITE MASONRY
When walls are constructed with two or more types of building materials it is term as composite masonry.
The composite masonry are adopted due to following reasons:
It reduces overall cost of construction.
This make the structure more durable by providing materials of better quality and good workmanship in the faces.

4. 3. It improves the appearance of the structure by concealing the inferior work. 4. It makes the used of locally available materials to obtain optimum economy.

6. COMPOSITE MASONRY: Stone facing with brick backing.
Stone slab facing with brick backing.
Brick facing with concrete backing.
Ashlar facing with brick backing.
Ashlar facing with rubble backing.

7. STONE FACING WITH BRICK BACKING.
In this type of composite masonry a wall is constructed in brick work and stones are provided on facing to appear if constructed in stone.
It is adopted to improve the appearance of the structure at the lesser cost.

9. STONE SLAB FACING WITH BRICK BACKING:
In this type of composite masonry a wall is constructed in brick work and stone slab are used in facing.
The stone slab seldom exceed 5 to 10cm in thickness and are properly secured to the brick backing.
The stone may be used natural or artificial.

11. BRICK FACING WITH CONCRETE BACKING.
In this type of construction bricks are used as facing material and concrete as backing .
This type of construction is adopted to get the strength of concrete and the aesthetic of bricks .

13. ASHLAR FACING WITH BRICK BACKING.
In this type of composite masonry rough tooled and chamfered stones are provided in facing while brick work is provided in backing.
It is preferable to use the height of ashlar as a multiple of brick thickness plus masonry joints .

15. ASHLAR FACING WITH RUBBLE BACKING.
In this type of composite rough tooled and chamfered stones are provided in facing while rubble masonry in backing .
This may reduce the cost of construction as the rubbles are available at a cheap rate.