How to lay a frogged brick?

What way up does a frogged brick need to be laid?

Asked by Michael on 29th Nov 2022
Expert Trade Answers
"Frog facing upwards, for maximum brick bonding adhesion."
Answered on 29th Nov 2022 - Member since Apr 2021 - report
"Frogs on facing bricks are always laid upwards , never downwards"
Answered on 29th Nov 2022 - Member since Dec 2021 - report
"frog bricks to be lain to top so you can see frog bricks"
Answered on 29th Nov 2022 - Member since Feb 2019 - report
"frog up is correct way. forms a stronger bond.some brickys lay frog down to save mortar its weaker and not correct."
Answered on 7th Mar 2023 - Member since Jun 2020 - report
"a frog should always be laid upwards, its effects the strength of the structure if multiple bricks are laid "frog down""
Answered on 1st Oct 2023 - Member since Sep 2023 - report
"The frog is laid uppermost so that when you spread mortar on top for your next course, the frog gets filled with mortar"
Answered on 12th Jan 2023 - Member since Dec 2022 - report
"The frog of a brick should be layed upwards, but if you ask any bricklayer they do lay them the other way to get down to brick gadge if the brick gadge is high."
Answered on 3rd Feb 2023 - Member since Jan 2023 - report
"Flogged brick are layed upwards it helps with strength an stability"
Answered on 19th Sep 2023 - Member since Aug 2022 - report
"Hi,
The frog of the brick should be laid with the frog at the top of the brick.
Hope this helps."
Answered on 29th Nov 2022 - Member since Jan 2022 - report
"You are supposed to lay frog up
You can lay a brick frog down but building inspection would not like this"
Answered on 7th May 2023 - Member since Jan 2023 - report
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