Clad

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Description

Clad is the terminology given to the process of applying materials to an existing reinforced mine wall. This is used in a decorative or aesthetic purpose, and has no further reinforcement effect on the tile it is applied to. Requires at least 30 masonry to perform the action.

Clad Options

Wall Type	Material Used	Image
Stone brick	Stone brick x10 Mortar x10
Marble brick	Marble brick x10 Mortar x10
Pottery brick	Pottery brick x10 Mortar x10
Round stone brick	Rounded stone x10 Mortar x10
Sandstone brick	Sandstone brick x10 Mortar x10
Slate brick	Slate brick x10 Mortar x10
Wood clad	Plank x10 Large nails x1
Rendered brick	Stone brick reinforced wall + Clay (10kg)

Method

To clad a mine wall, one must first reinforce it with a support beam.

Activate a trowel (for brick cladding), or a hammer or mallet (for wooden cladding), right-click the reinforced wall, then click the desired Clad option. Then, use the same tool to continue cladding with the materials listed.

To create a rendered brick reinforced wall, first clad with stone bricks and mortar to create a stone brick reinforced wall, then combine clay into a single unit at least 10kg large. Activate the clay, right-click the wall, and click Render wall. 10kg of clay will be consumed and the wall will become rendered.

Removing clad

Clad must be removed with the use of a crowbar. After clad removal, the tile will remain reinforced and unprepared as it was prior to its cladding.

See also

• Masonry