7 /8

TLE Masonry
Module 1:
Preparation of Materials and
Tools Using the Different Forms
in M asonry

CO_Q1_TLE-Masonry 7/8_ Module 1

TLE Masonry – Grade 7/8
Alternative Delivery Mode
Module 1: Preparation of Materials and Tools Using the Different Forms in Masonry
First Edition, 2020

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Introductory Message
This Self-Learning Module (SLM) is prepared so that you, our dear learners, can
continue your studies and learn while at home. Activities, questions, directions,
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of each module, you need to answer the post-test to self-check your learning. Answer
keys are provided for each activity and test. We trust that you will be honest in using
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on your home-based learning.
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What I Need to Know

This module was designed and written with you in mind. It is here to help you
master the Preparation of tools and materials using the different forms in masonry.
The scope of this module permits it to be used in many different learning
situations. The language used recognizes the diverse vocabulary level of students.
The lessons are arranged to follow the standard sequence of the course. But the
order in which you read them can be changed to correspond with the textbook you
are now using.

The module is divided into two learning outcomes, namely:

• LO 1 – Prepare Masonry Materials and Tools for the task

• LO 2 – Request appropriate masonry supplies materials and tools applicable
to a specific job.

After going through this module, you are expected to:

1. Prepare a list of masonry tools and materials for a specific job

(TLE_IAMS7/8UT-0a-1); and
2. Use the appropriate form in requesting for masonry tools, supplies, and
materials for a specific job. (TLE_IAMS7/8UT-0b-2)

What I Know

Pre-Test
Let us determine how much you already know about identifying tools and materials
applicable to a specific construction job.

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Direction: Select the letter of the correct answer. Write your answers in your
activity notebook.

1. What do you call the structural construction of component parts laid in and
bound together by a material called mortar?
A. Building C. Stone
B. Masonry D. Bricks

2. Which of the following is masonry material?

A. Brick C. Glass block
B. Granite D. All of the above

3. What international code requires that the quality of masonry7/8_

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should be of general standards?
A. Association of International Architectures Code
B. Association of International Engineers Code
C. 2003 International Building Code
D. 2005 International Building Code

4. What material emphasizes the structure of masonry materials?

A. Mortar C. Steel
B. Cement D. CHB

5. Which of the following has a formal appearance of a bond pattern?

A. Rubble stone C. Random ashlar
B. Combination ashlar D. None of the above

6. What is CHB stand for?

A. Cemented Hollow Block C. Concrete Hollow Block
B. Coded Housing Buildings D. None of the these

7. Are there how many classifications of masonry tools have?

A. 2 C. 4
B. 3 D. 5

8. Which is NOT a roughing up tool?

A. Crandall C. Patent hammer
B. Cold chisel D. Claw hammer

9. Which is NOT a finishing tool?

A. Bull float C. Devil floating
B. Carpet float D. None of the above

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 10. Which is NOT part of the group?
A. Brick trowel C. Edger
B. Buttering trowel D. None of the above

11. Which contains information about certain services required for

performance?
A. Borrower’s slip C. Requisition slip
B. Job order slip D. Borrower and Job slips

12. Which specifies a demand for materials, supplies, or tools?

A. Borrower’s slip C. Requisition slip
B. Job order slip D. Borrower and Job slips

13. Which of the following contains an accepted form of a request for tools,
materials, and equipment on due time?
A. Borrower’s slip CO_Q1_TLE-Masonry
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B. Job order slip D. Borrower and Job slips

14. How many signatories are there in the Requisition Slip?

A. 1 C. 3
B. 2 D. 4

15. What happens when any of the slips lack the necessary data?
A. There is a delay in processing. C. Misunderstanding occurs
B. Promptness of approval is at stake D. All of the above

Lesson Preparation of Materials and

Tools Using the Different
1 Forms in Masonry
Masonry is the structural construction of component parts laid in and
bound together by a cloth called mortar. The common materials are tile, brick,

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granite, limestone, glass and concrete block, stucco, marble, stone, and travertine.
The production of masonry units should generally conform to the wants within the
2003 International code (IBC) Section 2103. Aside from mortar, assembling these
units are often reinforced appropriately by steel (rebar) that gives much strength to
structures.

What’s In

Do you have some construction materials at home ? List down the

different masonry tools and materials shown in the picture.

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Figure 1: masonry tools and materials

Notes to the Teacher

1. Read the lessons properly. These will guide you to do at the
end of this module.
2. Find out what you already know by taking the learning
activities.
3. Apply what you have learned in another activity or real life
situation.

What’s New

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Activity 1: Match Up Masonry Materials
Direction: Match the words with the correct description of the different masonry
tools and materials.

A quarry cut to produce a smooth, flat

(a.) bedding surface that stack easily.
(1) Bricks

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(b.) has removable teeth that are held in
place by a simple wedge.

(2 ) Ashlar

It is a building material used to make

(c.) walls, pavements, and other elements
in masonry construction.
(3 ) Rubble

It is a stone that is irregular in size,

(d.)
shape, and texture. Field stone is one
type of rubble.
(4)
Patent Hammer

It is a tool made of tempered steel

(e.)
used for cutting 'cold' metals, meaning
that they are not used in conjunction
with heating torches, forges, etc.
(5) Crandall

A heavy metal device with one end

flattened, split to create a 'V' for
Cold Chisel pulling nails from objects and curved
(6)
so can be used in a lever action for
(f.)
prying and demolishing.

A steel rock drill with a star-shaped

(7) Wrecking Baron
point that is used for making holes in
(g.) stones or masonry

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(8 ) Star Drill It is a hammer used by blacksmiths to
complete metal work.
 (h.)

A two-faced hammer, each of whose

(9) Bolster (i.) faces is composed of a number of
parallel thin chisels; used for dressing

It is used to help break through hard

(j.) materials by hand such as stone,
(10) Cross Pen Hammer brick, and metal.

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 What is It

Activity 2

Guide Questions:
Answer the following questions and write your answer in your activity notebook.

1. Have you seen any masonry materials and tools in your community? Give some
examples.

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2. List down the commonly used masonry tools and materials and identify their
uses?

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3. Why do you think these tools and materials are beneficial to masons?
________________________________________________________________________
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________________________________________________________________________

4. In requesting a masonry supply, do you think it is important to follow the

procedure? Why?

________________________________________________________________________
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 Masons cannot do their job without these materials and tools. These
materials made the work of masons easier in building walls, structures and
walkways. Here are some of masonry tools and materials.

Stone Types and Varieties of Bond Pattern

Masonry stones are in various forms and set in several patterns, counting on
certain considerations. Such stones varieties and purposes are:

1. Ashlar - is a quarry cut to produce smooth, flat bedding surface that stack
easily. It is generally digging small rectangles with sawed or dressed face.

Figure2: Ashlar

2. Random ashlar - is an arrangement of stones wherein various sizes are used

to bricks wall. However, course ashlar has a formal appearance.

Figure 3: Random Ashlar

3. Rubble - is irregular in size, shape, and texture of stone. Fieldstone is one

type of rubble. Random rubble is typically dry-laid but also can be mortared.
Course rubble features a neater appearance than random rubble but harder
to construct and requires an outsized selection of stones.

Figur4:
e Rubbl
e

Bricks - is an element in masonry construction that make artifact walls,

pavements, and others.

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 There are three classifications of bricks:

1. Common Bricks - are made up of clay and sold at the market.

Figure 5: Common Bricks

2. Face Bricks - is an architectural structure that is used for exterior and

interior of walls.

Figure 6: Face Bricks

3. Calcium Silicate Bricks - are made with alumina and silica and are
used for furnaces and other structures that need higher temperatures up to
178 o C.

Figure 7: Calcium Silicate Bricks

BLOCKS

There are many sorts of blocks which are most generally used as masonry
materials.

1. The CHB or Concrete Hollow Block is used for all the types of
construction walls, partitions, dividers, fences, etc., it. Generally, a block
consists of an outdoor shell with a hollow center that's divided by two or
three vertical webs. The end unit may have flanges that accept mortar and
join with the opposite adjacent blocks (except blocks intended for corners
and therefore the end of the walls).

Figure 8: CHB
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MASONRY TOOLS

Appropriate tools are adopted in masonry to suit the type of labor involved. It
also includes some carpentry tools like measuring tools, testing tools, and fastening
tools.
Classification of Masonry Tools:
1. Roughing up Tools
2. Surface finishing tools

Roughing up tools are tools necessary within the process of preparing, arranging,
forming, laying, and shaping of bricks, stones, and masonry blocks.

Tools of this type of work are mostly striking tools such as:

1. Masons Axe or Ax-Hammer - is used in two different ways. The ax to serve as a

chisel and the hammer for driving nails and other rough work in masonry.

Figure 9: Masons Axe

2. Patent Hammer - A two-faced hammer, each of whose faces is composed of a

number of parallel thin chisels; used for dressing stone.

Figure 10: Patent Hammer

Brick Hammer - Stonemason's hammer, also known as a brick hammer, has one
flat traditional face and a short or long chisel-shaped blade. It can be used to chip
edges or small pieces of stone, cut brick or a concrete masonry unit, without
employing a separate chisel.

Figure 11: Brick Hammer

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3. Crandall - is a tool in the Bush Hammer family that has removable teeth that are
held in place by a simple wedge. It is most often used to surface sandstones that
tend to simply flake away if struck with the common type of Bush Hammer.

Figure 12: Crandall

4. Cross Pen Hammer - is a hammer used by blacksmiths to complete metalwork.

The wedge-shaped end of the hammer allows you to form the metal fuller when
used with heat.

Figure 13: Cross Pen Hammer

5. Cold Chisel - is a tool made of tempered steel used for cutting 'cold' metals.

Figure 14: Cold Chisel

6. Star Drill - a steel bore bit with a star-shaped point that is used for making holes
in stones or masonry.

Figure 15: Star Drill

7. Bolster - are used to help break through hard materials by hands such as stone,
brick, and metal. They have a handle and strong beveled edge blade that will cut
through material with the help of a hammer or mallet.

Figure 16: Bolster

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8. Wrecking Baron - is a heavy metal device with one end flattened, split to create a
'V' for pulling nails from objects and curved so can be used in a lever-action for
prying and demolishing.

Figure 17: Wrecking Baron

Surface Finishing Tools and their Classifications

Surface finishing may be a process that needs a spread of tools, materials, and –
most significantly – highly specialized skills. One of the most technically advanced
types of surface finishing is mold making, where the surface of the mold has a
direct impact on the surface of the product being molded.
1. Float 2. Trowels

Floats Classification

Common Float
1. Bull Float
2. Carpet Float
3. Devil or Nail Floating
4. Angle Floating

Different Kinds of Trowel

Ordinary Trowel
1. Pointing Trowel
2. Brick Trowel
3. Buttering Trowel
4. Edger
5. Margin Trowel

JOB ORDER AND REQUISITION SLIPS

A requisition is formed through a required form referred to as requisition slip

or within the sort of a letter if the previous isn't available. Most offices use uniform
requisition slip, while others have their own. In school shops, teachers are creative
enough to plan their own form to suit their local needs. The practice of using
requisition slip promotes proper monitoring of supplies, materials, tools, and
performance and accomplishment of required service or services among others.
Here are some samples of requisition forms consistent with their purpose.

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 Requisition Form

Serial No.: _________________________________ Date: ______________________________

Item Description Quantity
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Total price
No.

Total Price __________

Requested by: ____________________________________________________ Signature of Department Head: ______________________________

Received by: _____________________________________________________ Signature of Stores Manager: ________________________________

Date: ______________________________________________________

Time: ______________________________________________________
Table 1: Requisition form

Borrower’s Slip

This form is employed for borrowing materials, tools, equipment. Its use
promotes proper monitoring of inventories. It has numerous purposes that
outweighs disadvantages. This form is devised according to the need of the office or
accountable officer. Adopting this system necessitates observing certain rules and
penalties for violators.

BORROWER’S SLIP

Name of Borrower: _______________________ Date: _______________

Description Quality Remarks

Signature of Borrower Noted By:

Date returned: ____________________ Warehouse In-charge

Table 2: Borrower's Slip

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Requisition Procedure

In the maximum amount as some offices or school shops don't use the electronic
method, a requisition is formed on a prepared slip available to be used. Completed
Requisition Form is an important step in efficiently securing your order. The
requisitioning process is done by an authorized person.

1. Accomplish the slip with the required data.

2. Have it approved or signed by your commissioned officer or immediate

supervisor?

3. Forward the slip to the officer in charge of purchases, procurement, or

preparation and release of requisitioned items.

Here is the information to teach you follows how to accomplish the form in order to
purchase materials.
1. State the name of the requestor and the date you requested the
materials.
2. Fill in the requisition form or purchase order request form.
3. Write the number of items, qty of materials.
4. List the unit of materials to be requested.
5. Enumerated the materials with their description.
6. List the cost per unit and total price.
7. Write your name as a requestor.
8. Secure the approval of authorities.

What’s More
Activity 3
Direction: A. Supply what is defined or described. Write your answer on your
activity notebook.

______________ 1. It is a two-faced hammer.

______________ 2. Also known as Ax-Hammer.
______________ 3. It is a Stonemason's hammer
______________ 4. It’s a hammer used by blacksmiths.
______________ 5. It’s a tool in the Bush Hammer family.
______________ 6. It is a tool made of tempered steel used for cutting 'cold'.

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______________ 7. Tools used to help break through hard materials by hand such as
stone, brick and metal.
_____________ 8. A steel bore bit with a star-shaped point that’s used for making
holes in stones or masonry.
______________9. Is a heavy metal device with one end flattened, split to create a ‘V’.
_____________10. Tools needed in the process of preparing, arranging, making,
laying, and shaping of bricks, stones, and masonry blocks.
B. Complete the form with the missing information. Answers will be provided
inside the box.

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REQUEST FORM

Name: __________________________________ Date: _______________

Quantity Unit Description Total

4 Wood 350.00

1 cement 250.00

10 pcs

2 paint 250.00

4 pcs 72.00

Total

Signature Noted by:

Mr. Ed D. Maglayo

Date purchased: ____________________ In-charge

Jaime H. Mantis August 30, 2020 10.50

bag bricks 932.50

pieces galloons September 5, 2020

hallow block steel

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 What I Have Learned
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Directions: Fill in the blank. Select the answer provided inside the box. Write your
answer in your activity notebook.

Masonry Bricks ashlar

random ashlar rubble fastening tools

Concrete Hollow Block measuring tools testing tools

requisition slip requisition procedure

1. __________________________is the structural construction of component parts

laid in and bound together by a material called mortar.

2. Masonry stone has three (3) general varieties, those are the _________________,
____________________________, and ______________________________.

3. ______________________________ is building material used to make walls, pavements

and other elements in masonry construction.

4. ______________________________ is used for all the types of construction walls,

partitions, dividers, fences, etc., it.

5. Appropriate tools are adopted in masonry to suit the kind of work involved. It
also includes some carpentry tools such as the _______________,
______________, and _______________________.

6. The practice of using ______________________________ promotes proper

monitoring of supplies, materials, tools, and performance and
accomplishment of required service or services among others.

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 What I Can Do

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Directions: Supposing you were told to improve the exterior of the rough concrete
surface of the front wall of your house. The problem is your tight budget. What will
you do?

a. What masonry tools and materials will you use?

______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

b. Why do you choose such materials and tools?

______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________

c. What will you do to determine the right quantity of the materials needed?
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________

d. In your requisition form list down the materials, you need for the
improvement of your house front wall.

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 Requisition Form

Serial No.: _________________________________ Date: ______________________________

Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Total price
No.

Total Price _____________

Requested by: _______________________________________________ Signature of Department Head: ______________________________

Received by: _______________________________________________ Signature of Stores Manager: ________________________________

Date: ___________________________________________________ Time: ______________________________________________________

Assessment

Post-Test
Let us determine how much you already know about identifying tools and materials
applicable to a specific construction job.

Direction: Select the letter of the correct answer. Write your answers in your
activity notebook.

1. What do you call the structural construction of component parts laid in and
bound together by a material called mortar?
A. Building C. Stone
B. Masonry D. Bricks

2. Which of the following is masonry material?

A. brick C. glass block
B. granite D. all of the above

3. What international code requires that the quality of masonry materials

should be of general standards?
A. Association of International Architectures Code
B. Association of International Engineers Code
C. 2003 International Building Code
D. 2005 International Building Code

4. What material emphasizes the structure of masonry materials?

A. mortar C. steel
B. cement D. CHB

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5. Which of the following has a formal appearance of a bond pattern?
A. rubble stone C. random ashlar
B. combination ashlar D. None of the above

6. What does CHB stand for?

A. Cemented Hollow Block C. Concrete Hollow Block
B. Coded Housing Buildings D. None of the these

7. How many classifications of masonry tools?

A. 2 C. 4
B. 3 D. 5

8. Which is NOT a roughing up tool?

A. Crandall C. patent hammer
B. cold chisel D. claw hammer

9. Which is NOT a finishing tool?

A. bull float C. devil floating
B. carpet float D. none of the above
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10. Which is NOT part of the group?
A. Brick trowel C. edger
B. Buttering trowel D. none of the above

11. Which contains information about certain services required for

performance?
A. borrower’s slip C. requisition slip
B. job order slip D. borrower and job slips

12. Which specifies a demand for materials, supplies, or tools?

A. borrower’s slip C. requisition slip
B. job order slip D. borrower and job slips

13. Which of the following contains an accepted form of a request for tools,
materials, and equipment on due time?
A. borrower’s slip C. requisition slip
B. job order slip D. borrower and job slips

14. How many signatories are there in the Requisition Slip?

A. 1 C. 3
B. 2 D. 4

15. What happens when any of the slips lack the necessary data?
A. There is a delay in processing. C. Misunderstanding occurs
B. Promptness of approval is at stake D. all of the above

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 Additional Activities

Activity 4 CO_Q1_TLE-Masonry 7/8_ Module 1

Materials and Tools word search. Find the Ten (10) words of materials and tools
you found in the table.

B L O C K S F G S K

O R U B B L E S T L

L D I C R Y D L A P

S F R C H Y G U R S

T A A F K T E N D L

E F L T E S R R R E

R R H G A J V F I W

E T S V N O F A L O

C R A N D A L L L R

D V R R A I O F O T

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1.
_________________________
2.
_________________________
3.
_________________________
4.
_________________________
5.
_________________________
6.
_________________________
7.
_________________________
8.
_________________________
9.
________________________
10.
________________________

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