Kate Parrott


Roles


Masonry Magazine August 2007 Page. 18
August 2007

Restoration
According to Andrew deGruchy, president of deGruchy Masonry Inc. and LIME WORKS™, a specialty materials supply company in Quakertown, Pa., since restoration and renovation work focuses on the details, all jobs-regardless of the size-come

Masonry Magazine August 2007 Page. 23
August 2007

Trenwyth
premium architectural masonry units
Colors, Shapes and Sizes you won't find anywhere else™™

Exceptional high-performance buildings begin with Trenwyth premium architectural concrete units.

Whether you prefer the beauty

Masonry Magazine August 2007 Page. 36
August 2007


SAFETY TRAINING

There's no better way to achieve detailed, customized and personal instruction than to turn to an actual employee for training.

However, a drawback to be aware of when it comes to off-site training is that trainees

Masonry Magazine August 2007 Page. 40
August 2007

MASONRY AROUND THE NATION

# Mixed Masonry
# Pioneer
The Historically Preserved Buildings of Silas Owens Sr.
By Kate Parrott

THE NAME SILAS OWENS, SR. HAS BECOME UBIQUITOUS THROUGHOUT CENTRAL ARKANSAS AND SURROUNDING AREAS,

Masonry Magazine August 2007 Page. 47
August 2007

MCAA
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Books
Boo
MASON CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA

Resource Guide

# Basic Masonry
# Estimating (Item# B1310)

MCAA's Basic Masonry Estimating Manual gives mason contractors knowledge and in

Masonry Magazine January 2006 Page. 8
January 2006

President's Message
MCAA

G. Alan Griffin
President, Mason Contractors Association of America

Strategic Planning
Creates Successful Future

The Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) is guided by a core pur

Masonry Magazine January 2006 Page. 9
January 2006


The Big Secret...
What Non-Stop learned when we were a large masonry contractor...

Non-Stop was born from the lessons we learned as a masonry contractor ourselves. We were as large as any and more profitable than most. But we never bec

Masonry Magazine January 2006 Page. 22
January 2006

LIME MORTAR

BRICKWORK RESTORATION: HOW TO WORK WITH LIME

As you are all aware, when it comes time to repoint buildings that have been built with traditional limed-based mortars, the common masonry cement mix that most of us apply on a

Masonry Magazine January 2006 Page. 24
January 2006

LIME MORTAR

The longer lime is left as putty, the more workable it will be in the end. Over time, the lime putty undergoes a process whereby the lime crystals reduce in size upon aging and transform into small plates that slide when rubbing aga

Masonry Magazine January 2006 Page. 28
January 2006

LIME MORTAR
The most commonly used pozzolans are: brick dust made by crushing and sieving soft, under-burnt bricks; volcanic ash, called trass; or calcined china clay, sold under the name of Polestar or Metastar. These are specialized restoration pr

Masonry Magazine January 2006 Page. 30
January 2006

Company Profile

MK

PHOTOS COURTESY OF MK DIAMOND PRODUCT

Photos clockwise from left: MK family group picture (Robert and Brian Delahaut standing front and center); Machine shop located in the MK main building; Tile assembly li

Masonry Magazine December 2005 Page. 46
December 2005

News
Educational programming related to Cityscapes Revealed is offered throughout the exhibition, with programs for professionals, adults and youth.

The National Building Museum is America's premier cultural institution dedicated to explori

Masonry Magazine December 2005 Page. 48
December 2005

News

learn maintenance and repair procedures, review regulatory requirements, explore solutions to masonry problems, and participate in a masonry construction demonstration.

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