a masonry reinforcement structure 300 comprising a woven structure the woven structure 300 comprises steel cords 302 in the warp direction a preferred steel cord comprises between 2 and 12 filaments for example a cord having one core filament having a diameter of 0 37 mm and 6 filaments having a diameter of 0 33 m around this core filament 0 37 6 u00d7 0 33 the weft direction comprises for example a polymer yarn 304 such as a polyamide a polyether sulphone a polyvinyl alcohol or a polypropylene yarn the masonry reinforcement structure 300 is preferably an open structure permeable for the glue or mortar it is clear for a person skilled in the art that different weave patterns can be considered fig4 shows a second embodiment of a woven masonry reinforcement structure 400 the masonry reinforcement structure 400 comprises cords integrated in a woven structure 400 the woven structure 400 comprises in the warp direction a combination of polymer yarns 403 and steel cords 402 the weft direction comprises a polymer yarn 404 fig5 shows a masonry reinforcement structure 500 comprising a knitted structure the knitted structure 500 comprises steel cords 502 as pillar threads the steel cords 502 comprise for example steel cords comprising 3 filaments having a diameter of 0 48 mm twisted together 3 u00d7 0 48 mm another suitable steel cord comprises a cord having one core filament having a diameter of 0 6 mm and 5 filaments having a diameter of 0 73 mm around.