02.120.0701: Floor Detail – Hybrid Type I & IIa

02.120.0701: Floor Detail - Hybrid Type I & IIa This hybrid masonry and steel floor connection detail makes use of weldable reinforcement to tie the the floor to the wall. DOWNLOAD DETAILDynamic 3D Detail Explore Detail

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 [...]

02.010.0313: Base of Wall – Single Wythe Block, Proprietary Flashing/Weeps

02.010.0313: Base of Wall - Single Wythe Block, Proprietary Flashing/Weeps This detail shows an 8” (nominal) split face concrete masonry (CMU) wall, base of wall condition. A proprietary system of flashing and weeps resides at the bottom of the cells, with mesh inserts to keep mortar from interfering with water exiting the wall through the [...]

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 [...]

07.130.0211: Sand Cushion Terrazzo – System Overview

07.130.0211: Sand Cushion Terrazzo - System Overview This detail shows a basic overview of a sand cushion terrazzo system. There is a vapor barrier underneath the concrete slab. Isolation membrane separates the cementitious terrazzo from the structural slab. A sand and cement underbed is built up 2 1/2" to 3" thick and reinforced with 2" [...]

07.130.0131: Epoxy Terrazzo – Control Joint Detail

07.130.0131: Epoxy Terrazzo - Control Joint Detail This detail shows a control joint in an epoxy terrazzo floor system, which would occur at a control joint in the concrete slab or at an existing crack in the concrete slab which should be saw-cut to 1/8" wide prior to installing any terrazzo components. After the moisture [...]

07.130.0121: Epoxy Terrazzo – System Overview

07.130.0121: Epoxy Terrazzo - System Overview This detail shows a basic overview of an epoxy terrazzo system. There is a vapor barrier underneath the concrete slab, and the slab is properly prepped and profiled to receive all components of an epoxy terrazzo system. Note: crack isolation membrane may be required, but is not shown. The [...]

06.130.1302: Floor Tile Expansion Joint – Over Concrete Control Joint

06.130.1302: Floor Tile Expansion Joint - Over Concrete Control Joint This detail shows a tile expansion joint in floor system made up of tile adhered to a concrete subfloor using a dry-set or latex-modified portland cement mortar bond coat. A 1/4" wide saw cut is made at the existing crack in the concrete to form [...]

06.130.1301: Floor Tile Expansion Joint

06.130.1301: Floor Tile Expansion Joint This detail shows a tile expansion joint in floor system made up of tile laid in a mortar bed, adhered to the cured mortar bed using a dry-set or latex-modified portland cement mortar bond coat. The mortar bed is reinforced with 2" x 2" wire mesh, and an antifracture or [...]

06.130.1300: Wall And Floor Tile – Thinset, Corner Condition

06.130.1300: Wall And Floor Tile - Thinset, Corner Condition This detail shows tile floor and walls laid using a thin-set method. The tile is adhered to the substrate using a dry-set or latex-modified portland cement mortar bond coat. Expansion joints are provided at every change in plane, i.e. wall-to-wall and wall-to-floor. This detail is based [...]

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