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Tag Archives: limestone

02.010.0801: Masonry Wall Cap – Single Wythe CMU

Masonry Detailing Series, MDS-Concrete BlockBy International Masonry InstituteNovember 3, 2015

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…

04.030.0201: Limestone Anchorage Detail

Masonry Detailing Series, MDS-Stone, MDS-Stone-DimensionalBy International Masonry InstituteOctober 30, 2015

04.030.0201: Limestone Anchorage Detail This detail shows one option for anchoring dimension stone to a concrete masonry (CMU) backup using a system of continuous vertical stainless steel struts and horizontal angles with studs welded at top and bottom of the angles for anchorage into kerfs in the stone’s top and bottom edge faces. Dynamic 3D…

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