Stonesmith Patented Systems, Inc. Launches New Corporate Website

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The new Stonesmith Patented Systems, Inc. website.

The new Stonesmith Patented Systems website, www.stonesmithsystems.com, offers information and education about Stonesmith Patented Systems, BARTARGET, and future products.

An additional section will be added soon that will focus specifically on the masons themselves. This area will provide both practical information — links to key standards and regulations regarding block construction, rebar use, grouting and more — as well as fun items such as apparel and mason humor.

Also, an additional section in the "Featured Projects" area will soon provide opportunities for university students and faculty to post articles and studies related to masonry construction.

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