02.010.0801: Masonry Wall Cap – Single Wythe CMU

02.010.0801: Masonry Wall Cap - Single Wythe CMU This detail shows a concrete masonry (CMU) wall, top of wall detail. The wall cap is anchored to the grouted wall with a vertical dowel through the flashing, which is then sealed around the dowel penetration. The flashing is shown as a flexible material for the through-wall [...]

02.010.0301: Foundation Dowel Alignment

02.010.0301: Foundation Dowel Alignment This detail shows a concrete masonry (CMU) wall in partial longitudinal section. In case the foundation dowels do not coincide with the center of the CMU cells, dowels may be bent 1” laterally for every 6” vertically. Vertical reinforcement overlaps the dowels to achieve sufficient development strength per structural design. DOWNLOAD [...]

02.120.1101: Column Connection Details – Option 1

02.120.1101: Column Connection Details - Option 1 This detail shows a the connection of a loadbearing CMU wall to a steel column as part of a hybrid masonry and steel structural system. The CMU is anchored to the column with a 16 ga. x 1 1/2" wide strap anchor. Fireproofing on the steel is not [...]

02.010.1311: Control Joint

02.010.1311: Control Joint This detail shows a vertical control joint at intersecting CMU walls. The debonded shear anchor ties the walls together, but also allows the intersecting wall to shrink back from the continuous wall, as the anchor moves along its track. There is horizontal joint reinforcement at 16" o.c. vertically in the wall (not [...]

02.020.0201: Vertical Cantilever Wall

02.020.0201: Vertical Cantilever Wall This partition detail shows a vertical cantilever condition. The wall is anchored at the base with a vertical dowel into the slab. There is a gap at the top of the wall to allow for deflection of the structure above. Horizontal joint reinforcement and vertical reinforcement are shown. Top and bottom [...]

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