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Joanne M. Anderson

16 articles by Joanne M. Anderson:

masonry

The Heart of the Home

The Heart of the Home

Fireplaces usually represent comfort in a place or home, especially the ones built with brick and stone. Read about the historical and physical breakdown of fireplaces. Full story

technical

Storm Shelter Design

Storm Shelter Design

Storm shelter designer Bill Coulbourne discusses the design process and why choosing the right materials can make the difference in saving lives. Read up on the techniques that are used to create safe spaces for natural disasters. Full story

masonry

All About the Art and Science of Stone Carving

All About the Art and Science of Stone Carving

Stone carving is one of the oldest forms of masonry. We had the opportunity to learn more about technique from those in the industry. Full story

technical

Efflorescence Risk

Efflorescence Risk

White powdery residual buildup on bricks known as efflorescence can be a pesky chore. You won’t want to miss how to prevent and take care of this common issue. Full story

masonry

Mast Climbers: The Latest And Greatest

Mast Climbers: The Latest And Greatest

Whether working on buildings, bridges, or skyscrapers, masons need to be positioned correctly to do their jobs efficiently. MASONRY takes a look at mast climbers in all their configurations. Full story

masonry

Not-So-Impossible Staircases

Not-So-Impossible Staircases

Fireplaces usually don't have staircases, but this particular case study proves this to be wrong. Check out how David Conry managed the feat. Full story

masonry

On the Level

On the Level

Levels and lasers are just another tool in a contractor’s toolbox. But without them projects couldn’t be constructed properly. Read up on the differences between the different types of levels and safety. Full story

masonry

TLC for Power Tools

TLC for Power Tools

In the second part of MASONRY's TLC Tools series, we're focusing on power tool longevity. Don't miss out on all the tips to keep power tools in good condition. Full story

masonry

Grow Your Business by Branching Into Landscaping

Grow Your Business by Branching Into Landscaping

Landscaping can be another avenue that should be explored by mason contractors. Read up on the ways you can incorporate landscaping into your business. Full story

safety

Fall Prevention and Training

Fall Prevention and Training

Onsite safety is crucial in the construction industry. Check out products that will keep you safe while working on the job site. Full story

safety

Dress for Success

Dress for Success

MASONRY looks at defensive and sensible workwear to help masons stay warm and dry on the job site, protect their knees and prevent foot or toe injuries. Full story

safety

These Boots are Made for Workin’… On Feet Made for Walkin’

These Boots are Made for Workin’… On Feet Made for Walkin’

MASONRY takes a look at different footwear options available to masons. Full story

masonry

TLC for Hand Tools

TLC for Hand Tools

In this two-part series, MASONRY provides tips and tricks to maximize the life of your tools. Learn all about the different ways to preserve your tools. Full story

safety

Silica 101: Compliance Education

Silica 101: Compliance Education

This is the second half of the two-part series focusing on the equipment and processes to help you stay in compliance with the new silica rule. Full story

safety

Silica 101: Tool Innovation and Compliance

Silica 101: Tool Innovation and Compliance

Check out part one of a two-part series focusing on preparing you for the new silica regulation. Read up on the new tool innovations that will help you stay in compliance with the silica rule. Full story

technical

Mortar In Water and In Color

Mortar In Water and In Color

Mortars more resistant to water have been developed for applications where mortar will be exposed to above average contact with water. Full story



 

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