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G.10 Generally (cont'd)

7. Facawork not exceeding a half-a-brick wide to reveals, retums, soffits, offsets, exposed
edges around superficial items of sunk or projecting work and the like (grouped together)
shall be given in metres as facework to margins irrespective of the actual width. Curved
margins and shaped margins shall be so descfibed. Ends and angles shall be deemed to
be included with the items.

8. Facework built overhand shall be so descfibed.

9. Facework to panels and aprons not exceeding 1.00m2 each shall be enumerated and
described.

10. In the case of walls built fair both sides or entirely of facing bricks, fair returns to ends of
walls or reveals or openings shall be given in metres stating the width in half-brick stages
and in the case of fair returns which are not of exact half-brick width the nearest half-brick
above the actual width.

11. Battered facework shall be so described stating the rate of the batter.

12. Facework sunk or projecting less than half-a-brick from the general face of the wall shall
be so described stating the depth of the set-back or set-forward.

G.11 Fair angles, fair chases and holes

1. The following shall be deemed to be included with facework:

a. Fair vertical internal angles and fair vertical external angles.
b. Fair battered internal angles and fair battered external angles.
c. Fair squint angles and fair birdsmouth angles shall be deemed to be included.
d. Fair chamfered angles, fair rounded angles and fair moulded angles.
e. Fair chases.
f. Holes for pipes, tubes, bars, cables, conduits, gratings, ducting, trunking, trays and
the like.

G.12 Plain bands

1. Facowork to flush plain bands not exceeding 300mm wide formed with facing bricks which
differ in kind or size from the general facings shall be given in metres stating the width of
the band. Horizontal, raking, vertical and curved bands shall each be so descfibed.

2. Facework to sunk and projecting plain bands not exceeding 300mm wide shall be given in
metres stating the kind of facing bficks where they differ from those in the general
facework, the width of the band and the depth of the set-back or set-forward. Horizontal,
raking, vertical and curved bands shall each be so described.

3. Fair ends, stopped ends and angles shall be deemed to be included with the items.

4. Facework to plain bands over 300mm wide shall be measured as facework to walls.

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