So the oven plans that I have call for harringbone pattern for the hearth. Is there any advantage to doing this to make the extra work worthwhile?
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Re: Harringbone Pattern
Originally posted by Karangi DudeSetting the hearth bricks in a herringbone pattern at 45 degrees will alleviate problems like the peel, pots or pans from catching on the joins.
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Re: Harringbone Pattern
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Is there any advantage to doing this to make the extra work worthwhile?
How much extra work is there from laying the bricks in a Herringbone pattern, Stacked bond or as a brick wall pattern, known as Running Bond.
See the pattern alternatives here:
Patio Brick Patterns
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