Loadbearing Masonry Details

Structural Masonry can be the most economical structural solution, serving as both framing system and exterior envelope. These details can help, and so can we. Call 1-800-IMI-0988.

This Ram Advanse tutorial handout shows how it works with load bearing masonry. It is not a substitute for practice.

List of Details

• 20.P01: Plank at bearing wall
• 20.P02: Plank at bearing wall -- top of wall
• 20.P03: Plank at bearing wall -- interior wall; intermediate level
• 20.P04: Plank at bearing wall -- interior wall; top of wall
• 20.P05: Plank at non-bearing wall, intermediate elevation, option 1
• 20.P05A: Plank at non-bearing wall, intermediate elevation, option 2
• 20.P06: Plank at non-bearing wall, top of wall
• 20.P07: Wall elevation showing control joint at bond beam
• 20.P08: Wall reinforcing elevation at opening w/ CJ
• 20.P09: Wall reinforcing elevation at opening
• 20.P10: Wall control joints
• 20.P11: Wall control joint at intersecting walls
• 20.P12: Masonry wall reinforcing elevation
• 20.P13: Plan detail - reinforcing in CMU cores
• 20.P14: Wall intersection
• 20.P15A: Bond beam plan - intersecting walls
• 20.P15B: Bond beam plan - corner condition

 

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DISCLAIMER
This program is intended for engineering professionals who are competent to evaluate the significance and limitations of the information provided herein. It should not be used as the sole guide for structural masonry and/or hybrid masonry/steel engineering. Factors such as construction practices, building code requirements, designs, and details must be tailored to local practice. Care has been taken to ensure that the information included in this program is as accurate as possible. However, NCMA, IMI, Bentley Systems and Ryan Biggs Associates do not assume responsibility for errors or omissions resulting from the use of the material in this program or in its use when preparing plans or specifications.