March 2011 Table of Contents

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March 2011 Volume 50, Number 3

FEATURES

Core Filling With a Masonry Grout Pump Mason contractors can accomplish structural reinforcement core filling requirements by pumping grout or mortar with a masonry grout pump.

Diamond Blade Education Being consistent with our procedures and products is important in educating a new generation. Bring on the Rain Moisture management within cavity walls can prevent problems, if addressed at the beginning of construction. Purchasing Used Mast Climbers The used construction equipment market has played a significant role in the masonry industry, particularly in difficult times.		 1240-cover

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS For the Record President's Message Government Affairs New Products MCAA Convention Coverage Industry Report Full Contact Project Management Legal Issues Classified Advertising News

Westlake Royal Building Products™ Expands Partnership with Boise Cascade® for Cedar Renditions™ and Versetta Stone® Distribution

Westlake Royal Building Products™ (“Westlake Royal”), a Westlake company (NYSE:WLK), today announced an expanded partnership with Boise Cascade®, a leading manufacturer and distributor of building materials throughout North America. Strengthening Westl

By: Kriss SwintSophia Possidente
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Four Different Types of Natural Stone Used For Masonry

Natural stone has been a staple in masonry for centuries. Before it was used to transform home and landscape designs on residential properties, it was used for historical buildings and some of the most iconic destinations in the world.

By: Noah Dempsey
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Advice to the Beginners

The best advice I could give anyone that is starting a career in masonry is that first and foremost, you must "know" yourself. What do you like to do? What would you like in a working environment? Do you like to be outside? Do you enjoy physical activity

By: Dan Hiltebeitel
About: Featured
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Masonry Safety Inspections

The look of confusion and utter loss on people’s faces when I tell them that I’m a safety inspector for a masonry company is often hilarious.

By: Justus Everett
About: Safety
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