Fix Holder, Steel Wire, Bricks, and Bricks Walls Reinforcement Method Thereby

A fixture holder having an elongated hollow pipe shape, wherein:

• the fixture holder includes six blade receptacles protruding outward from a periphery of the fixture holder;
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• the blade receptacles are spirally formed in a longitudinal direction of the fixture holder by a predetermined pitch.

A deformed steel wire for use in the reinforcement of a masonry wall, wherein

• the deformed steel wire has an approximately regular-polygonal cross section, and
• the deformed steel wire is spirally twisted in a longitudinal direction thereof by a constant pitch.

A deformed steel wire having a beam connection loop formed at one end thereof and an intersectional connecting portion formed at the other end thereof, wherein:

• the beam connection loop is formed by circularly bending the end of the deformed steel wire such that another deformed steel wire is inserted into the beam connection loop;
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• the intersectional connecting portion is formed by circularly bending a portion of the deformed steel wire in a lateral direction such that a fixture holder or another deformed steel wire is inserted into the intersectional connecting portion.

A deformed steel wire to be longitudinally coupled to a fixture holder, which has an elongated hollow pipe shape and includes a plurality of blade receptacles protruding outward from a periphery of the fixture holder, the blade receptacles being spirally formed in a longitudinal direction of the fixture holder by a predetermined pitch, wherein

• the deformed steel wire has a substantially regular-polygonal cross section and is spirally twisted in a longitudinal direction thereof by the same pitch as the predetermined pitch of the blade receptacles of the fixture holder, the deformed steel wire including a beam connection loop formed at one end thereof.

A block for use in a masonry wall reinforcing method using fixtures, fixture holders and deformed steel wires, wherein:

• the block includes a center hole and at least one side surface groove, and the center hole has substantially the same shape as a shape defined by two facing side surface grooves spaced apart from each other by a distance equal to the width of a masonry joint;
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• the center hole and the space defined by the two facing side surface grooves have a rounded rectangular shape.