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This pavement layout is referred to by Venetians as ''A Correre'' which translates "to run" or "on the run". This lay out is made of multiple parallel strips of [[Masegni]]. Each strip of [[Masegni]] is referred to as a run or ''corso''. These runs are staggered due to the variation in the lengths of stones used. While the lengths of each stone differs the widths remain the same. This paving layout can be jointed using [[Closed | This pavement layout is referred to by Venetians as ''A Correre'' which translates "to run" or "on the run". This lay out is made of multiple parallel strips of [[Masegni]]. Each strip of [[Masegni]] is referred to as a run or ''corso''. These runs are staggered due to the variation in the lengths of stones used. While the lengths of each stone differs the widths remain the same. This paving layout can be jointed using [[Closed Joint|closed joints]], [[Mortar Joint|cement joints]], or [[Iron Line Joint|ironed line joints]] depending on whether new or old [[Masegni]] are being used.<ref>Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo, Nov 3, 2011 </ref> | ||
[[File:on the run paving.jpg|left|thumb|350 px| An example of an "on the run" paving style]] | [[File:on the run paving.jpg|left|thumb|350 px| An example of an "on the run" paving style]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:50, 6 December 2012
This pavement layout is referred to by Venetians as A Correre which translates "to run" or "on the run". This lay out is made of multiple parallel strips of Masegni. Each strip of Masegni is referred to as a run or corso. These runs are staggered due to the variation in the lengths of stones used. While the lengths of each stone differs the widths remain the same. This paving layout can be jointed using closed joints, cement joints, or ironed line joints depending on whether new or old Masegni are being used.[1]
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- ↑ Ing. Lorenzo Bottazo, Nov 3, 2011
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