What does the masonry section not typically cover?

Masonry sections typically focus on materials and techniques related to the use of brick, stone, and other masonry units. Reinforced concrete, however, belongs to a different category of construction systems. While masonry may utilize concrete blocks, the core processes and considerations for reinforced concrete involve structural engineering practices, different material properties, and structural design considerations that are not generally addressed within a masonry-focused context.

When dealing with masonry, discussions often focus on the different types of bricks, maintenance procedures such as stone cleaning, and the conceptualization of simulated masonry, which refers to the appearance of masonry that mimics traditional materials. Therefore, it is clear that reinforced concrete is outside the typical coverage of a masonry section, making this the correct choice.