Pointing in
masonry is a crucial task in
construction that involves filling and repairing gaps and cracks in brickwork or
stonework. The process helps to restore the structural integrity of the walls and enhance their appearance. Specialized tools are used to apply mortar to the joints, ensuring a smooth and durable finish. Pointing also involves removing old, deteriorated mortar, known as repointing, and replacing it with fresh mortar. This task requires skill and precision to achieve proper alignment and color matching, resulting in a seamless and aesthetically pleasing finish.
Here is a list of tools used to perform pointing: