Mortar is applied between concrete blocks, bricks, and stone to act as the glue when building walls, chimneys, or fire pits. It is lower strength than concrete and has a more malleable, creamy consistency. Its formulated to retain water and air and provides a breakable buffer between blocks and bricks when a wall shifts over time. Mortar can be reapplied to "repoint" a wall where mortar has cracked or crumbled away.
| Net Content | : | 25 lb |
| Net Content | : | 25 lb |