01.090.0601 Window Head | Adhered Brick Veneer, Wood Stud Backing
![adhered veneer brick window still with wood stud backing](https://imiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/01.090.0401-1-1024x792.jpg)
01.090.0401 Window Sill | Adhered Brick Veneer, Wood Stud Backing
![adhered veneer brick window still with wood stud backing](https://imiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/01.090.0401-1-1024x792.jpg)
This detail illustrates a window sill condition in an adhered veneer wall with wood stud backing and glass mat reinforced exterior gypsum sheathing. This backing system represents a lower initial cost alternative to concrete masonry, giving up some of the durability, stiffness, low maintenance, and life cycle costs of CMU. Rough opening treatment around the […]
01.410.0201: End Dam Diagram – Field-Formed Flashing End Dam
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01.030.0804: Roof-Wall, Brick veneer, CMU Backup, Tigid Insul. W/ Taped Joints, Veneer Ties
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This wall system shows brick veneer, concrete masonry backup, rigid insulation with integral facer and taped joints, and veneer ties tying the brick back to the block. The taped joints in the insulation serve as the wall’s air barrier per insulation manufacturer’s recommendations. View a 2D cross-section of the detail.
01.070.0301: Base of Wall | Adhered Brick Veneer, CMU Backing, Lath and Scratch Coat
![Adhered brick veneer with CMU backing base of wall detail](https://imiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/01.070.0301-1024x784.jpg)
This detail illustrates a base of wall condition for adhered brick veneer over concrete masonry (CMU) backing. A continuous air/moisture/vapor barrier (WRB) over the CMU includes a transition membrane at the control joint, and provides resistance to air and moisture. Continuous insulation provides thermal control to supplement the natural thermal mass of the masonry backing. […]
01.070.062D: Window Details | Adhered Brick Veneer, CMU Backing
![2D Adhered brick Window Details](https://imiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/01.070.062D-758x1024.jpg)
This detail sheet contains a series of 2D details of a window sill, jamb, and head in an adhered veneer wall with CMU backing. A transition membrane wraps the wood blocking around the window perimeter, engaging with the air/moisture/vapor barrier in the field of the wall providing continuous resistance to air and moisture. Continuous insulation […]
01.070.0601: Window Head | Adhered Brick Veneer, CMU Backing
![Adhered brick veneer window head with CMU backing](https://imiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/01.070.0601-1024x793.jpg)
01.070.0401: Window Sill | Adhered Brick Veneer, CMU Backing
![Adhered brick veneer window sill with CMU backing](https://imiweb.org/wp-content/uploads/01.070.0401-1024x769.jpg)
This detail illustrates a window sill condition in an adhered veneer wall with CMU backing. A vertical control joint in the CMU is treated with a transition membrane, which engages with the air/moisture/vapor barrier in the field of the wall providing continuous resistance to air and moisture. A similar transition membrane wraps the blocking around […]
10.030.0732: Pressed Terra Cotta Cornice and Parapet Rebuild
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This detail illustrates a rebuild strategy for replacing existing architectural terra cotta cornice, balustrade parapet, and accessory units. The existing terra cotta is replaced with new hand-pressed terra cotta units. It is installed, not filled, with weep holes at the underside of each overhanging unit, which are in turn each secured with new stainless-steel anchorage. […]
10.030.0733: Extruded Terra Cotta Cornice and Parapet Rebuild
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This detail illustrates a rebuild strategy for replacing existing architectural terra cotta cornice, balustrade parapet, and accessory units. The existing terra cotta is replaced with new extruded terra cotta units. It is installed, not filled, with weep holes at the underside of each overhanging unit, which are in turn each secured with new stainless-steel anchorage. […]