TextureGlen-Gery thin brick are available in a variety of textures. The textures include smooth, velour, bar, rug, matt, paper cut, scored, rockface, slurry and sand finishes. The availability of a particular finish is usually dependent on the specific product. Glazed thin brick meeting ASTM C126 surface requirements are also available. InstallationWhen using Portland cement mortars in thickset applications butter the backs of the units and set units in full mortar joints. Use a Portland cement lime mortar conforming to ASTM C 270.

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A prepackaged mortar mix conforming to these specifications is Glen-Gery Color Mortar Blend. Reference: Glen-Gery Product Profile “Glen-Gery Color Mortar Blend.” Joints must be completely filled to ensure performance. Related products.

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File photobtA Bucks County judge denied a request for a preliminary injunction brought by residents and competing waste haulers as part of a lawsuit against Bristol Borough over.In a December 27 decision filed with the Clerk of Courts, Bucks County Judge Robert Mellon agreed with the borough and denied an injunction being sought by Advanced Disposal and Waste Management, which sought to invalidate the borough council’s decision to award J.P. Mascaro and Sons a five-year, $9.1 million contract for trash pickup. The initial court action was backed by several borough residents.The dispute arose when Council unanimously awarded the five-year contract to the current vendor – J.P. Mascaro and Sons of Montgomery County – despite two lower bids.

According to borough solicitor William Salerno, the lower bids of Advanced Disposal and Waste Management were discarded because they did not include the required financial bid security.Court documents state the the lowest bid was $6.3 million for Advanced Disposal followed by Waste Management at $7.9 million.In a press release put out by the borough, Council President Ralph DiGuiseppe II concluded that Council followed the law and awarded the bid to the borough’s specifications. Erich Martin attended Bucks County Community College for two years where he was the Co-Editor in Chief of the Centurion, the college newspaper. Erich graduated from Temple University with a degree in Journalism. Erich was recognized at the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association Foundation's Keystone Press Awards in 2014 for general news. In downtime, Erich enjoys spending time with friends and family.

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Aside from spending time with family and reporting news, Erich loves getting engrossed in a great game, book, or movie.