Flush Joint: Mortar is applied smoothly and flush with the brickwork for an even surface, often with colored mortar for emphasis.
Flush Brushed Joint: Mortar is applied and brushed off for a rougher, textured joint, adding character to the facade.
Weather Struck Joint: Mortar is recessed at a 45° angle, creating a shadow effect that highlights horizontal lines.
Recessed Joint: Mortar is applied deeper than the facade, emphasizing horizontal lines, especially with vertical or no head joints.
Raked Joint: Mortar is pressed inwards, creating a recessed shadow that adds depth and a clean appearance.
Convex Joint: Mortar is applied and brushed for a textured joint that adds character and requires more expertise.
