A masonry wall is a wall made from materials, which have traditionally been cemented together with the use of mortar. Masonry walls can be non-structural fences or structural walls in buildings or retaining walls in landscaping. They are commonly built with block CMUs (concrete masonry units) or with brick or stone. A retaining wall can contain rebar and be filled with concrete. Masonry walls may be straight or serpentine. They can incorporate columns and caps, seats, niches and buttresses. They can be highly decorative with a mortar bond and a variety of materials and patterns. They can be rustic and laid as a rubble wall. Flat stones without mortar can be laid as a dry wall.
- Serpentine Brick Wall with Caps: Running bond brick wall with rounded wall, attached pilasters and fancy caps.
- Stone Veneer Antique Lime Stone Columns & Brick Veneer
- Tuscan Style Stone Veneer: Wall with window openings set in a rustic Tuscany style stone veneer.
- Stone Wall
- Stone Veneer
- Stone Veneer
- Fountain & Wall: Fieldstone rubble wall veneer behind antique carved limestone fountain.
- Brick Veneer & 3 – Piece Balustrade System With Columns
- Brick Garden Walls
- River Rock Wall: The wall by the pool is veneered with a blend of three river stones. Laid in a random pattern they have very tight joints.
- Hillside Pool: A river rock blend of three stones were laid in a tight random pattern in the wall that defines the edge of the pool.
- Pool and Residence: Yuba River boulders up to 30 tons were set with a 200-ton crane.
- Brick Steps: Pool steps, sitting wall, edging, walkway and patio.
- Wildcrest:
- Dry Stacked Stone Wall
- Dry Stack Stone Wall
- Brick Veneer With Stone Cap & Carved Bluestone Wall
- Brick Pilasters & Carved Bluestone Wall
- Stone Paving & Brick Veneer
- Brick Walls With Stone Caps & Carved Bluestone Walls
- Santa Rita/St. Croix Ivory Mix Stone Veneer Walls and Planters with Caps.
- Santa Rita/St. Croix Ivory Mix Ledger Stone with stone caps laid on edge in a random rowlock pattern.
