10.030.0633: Extruded Terra Cotta Lintel Rebuild
This detail illustrates a modern rebuild strategy for replacing existing architectural terra cotta lintel, soffit, and accessory units around window openings. 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 in turn are each secured with […]
10.030.0632: Pressed Terra Cotta Lintel Rebuild
This detail illustrates a modern rebuild strategy for replacing existing architectural terra cotta lintel, soffit, and accessory units around window openings. 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 in turn are each secured with […]
10.030.0433: Extruded Terra Cotta Sill and Mullion Rebuild
This detail illustrates a modern rebuild strategy for replacing existing architectural terra cotta (TC) sill, mullion, and accessory units around window openings. The existing terra cotta is replaced with new extruded terra cotta units, installed not filled, with weep holes at the underside of each overhanging unit; each secured with new stainless-steel anchorage. In restoring […]
10.030.0432: Pressed Terra Cotta Sill and Mullion Rebuild
This detail illustrates a modern rebuild strategy for replacing existing architectural terra cotta sill, mullion, and accessory units around window openings. 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 in turn are each secured with […]
06.080.0243R: Interior Wall Retrofit | Tile over Existing Gypsum Board on Wood or Steel Studs, Cementitious Bond Coat
06.080.0243: Interior wall Retrofit | Tile over Existing Gypsum Board on Wood or Steel Studs, Cementitious Bond Coat This detail illustrates newly installed ceramic, gauged porcelain, stone, or glass tile on exsiting gypsum board backing on existing gypsum board backing on existing steel or wood studs. This is a retrofit application for use on interior [...]06.080.0243: Interior wall | Tile over gypsum board on wood or steel studs, cementitious bond coat
06.080.0243: Interior Wall | Tile over Gypsum Board on Wood or Steel Studs, Cementitious Bond Coat This detail illustrates a ceramic, gauged porcelain, stone, or glass tile on gypsum board backing on steel or wood studs. It is appropriate for use on interior walls in dry areas only. The tile is adhered to the gypsum [...] 10.410.0503: Composite Mortar Repair, Large Area (>2 s.f. ±)
This detail illustrates a composite mortar repair installed in an existing masonry unit (e.g. stone, terra cotta, cast stone, etc.) where a previous spall, multiple-cracks, or delamination existed. Composite mortar repairs are cementitious materials and fine aggregates (e.g. sand) blended with water. For composite mortar repairs to be durable and resilient it is important to […]
10.410.0502: Composite Mortar Repair, Small Area (1 s.f. ±)
This detail illustrates a composite mortar repair installed in an existing masonry unit (e.g. stone, terra cotta, cast stone, etc.) where a previous spall, multiple-cracks, or delamination existed. Composite mortar repairs are cementitious materials and fine aggregates (e.g. sand) blended with water. For composite mortar repairs to be durable and resilient it is important to […]
10.410.0501: Composite Mortar Repair, Medium Area (2 s.f. ±)
This detail illustrates a composite mortar repair installed in an existing masonry unit (e.g. stone, terra cotta, cast stone, etc.) where a previous spall, multiple-cracks, or delamination existed. Composite mortar repairs are cementitious materials and fine aggregates (e.g. sand) blended with water. For composite mortar repairs to be durable and resilient it is important to […]
06.110.0421: Tile Shower Assembly – Metal Studs, CBU Backing, Bonded Waterproof Membrane, Two-Stage Drain
06.110.0421: Tile Shower Assembly - Metal Studs, CBU Backing, Bonded Waterproof Membrane, Two-Stage Drain This detail shows a tiled shower assembly based on TCNA method B421. It illustrates metal stud backing, cement backer board keyed into the mortar bed at the base and fastened to the studs beginning 3 inches above top of finished curb, [...]