How to do a good job in model guidance and standardized construction of masonry engineering?

Infill wall masonry works (example)

Standardized Specifications (Example)

On-site stacking (example)

There is a waterproof requirement (sample)

No waterproof requirements (sample)

Staggered joints (sample)

Mortar mortar joint consistency (sample)

Diagonal masonry at the top (model)

Horsetooth Chacha (Sample)

Dustpan mouth at the top of the template (template)

Dustpan mouth concrete chisel (sample)

Concrete block (model)

Concrete lintel (model)

Concrete window sill plate (sample)

Door opening (illustration)

Window opening (illustration)

Pipeline slotting and filling (sample)

Wall plastering (sample)

A secondary structure processing workshop is set up on site

Main material

Material transportation and processing

Prefabricated components

Preparation

Control line pay-off

Implantation

Masonry works

Finished product protection

Finished product protection

The masonry mortar is held in a tool-type ash tray to prevent pollution of the floor, and it is strictly forbidden to stir the mortar directly on the floor.

When building the wall, the blocks are stacked centrally, and the ground waste and garbage are cleaned up to keep the site tidy.

The masonry mortar is held in a tool-type ash tray to prevent pollution of the floor, and it is strictly forbidden to stir the mortar directly on the floor.

When building the wall, the blocks are stacked centrally, and the ground waste and garbage are cleaned up to keep the site tidy.

After the masonry is completed, the site is clean and tidy. There is no floor ash, and the control line remains intact.