Beaded pointing and struck pointing are two unique masonry restoration methods. Learn their key differences, benefits, and ideal uses to enhance your building’s durability, aesthetics, and weather resistance while ensuring long-lasting performance.
Struck pointing is known for its sloped design, which repels water and boosts masonry lifespan. This blog covers its durability factors, ideal applications, and why it outperforms other pointing methods for long-lasting, visually appealing brick and stone restoration.
Struck pointing offers durability and a distinctive finish, but it comes with challenges such as slope accuracy, material compatibility, and higher labor needs. Here’s how experts handle them.
Struck pointing helps protect older buildings by shaping mortar joints to prevent water damage, support visual harmony, and extend masonry lifespan.
Struck pointing helps shape mortar joints to direct rainwater away, prevent moisture buildup, and enhance the structural integrity of your masonry.
