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How many litres of mortar in the joints on one m²?
The joint volume is the part of the wall surface the stones do NOT cover, multiplied by the wall thickness. Enter stone dimensions, joint width and wall thickness (stone depth) — then joint proportion and pure joint volume per m² is calculated. Pure geometry of your own measurements; shrinkage and pointing are added separately.
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