What Is Parging Brick

Parging is essentially covering a bricked area with one thin coating of mortar at a time. Whether you’re choosing to parge an indoor or outdoor wall, for aesthetic or practical reasons, you should be able to achieve the results that you are looking for relatively quickly and easily.

What does parging brick mean?

Parging is the application of mortar to the surface of a masonry wall. The result is a form of stucco, or cement-based plaster. … Each new brick, and the surrounding bricks, should be misted with water before buttering the brick with mortar and sliding it into place.

What is masonry parging?

Parging (or pargeting) is a way to apply a smooth surface to a masonry wall. It is most commonly used to apply a smooth surface to the exterior of a masonry foundation so that a waterproofing compound can be applied more easily.

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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