Anchors amp Ties Masonry amp Stone Adjustable Anchor System for Rubble Ashlar Stone Anchors amp Ties Non Seismic Veneer Anchors amp Ties Seismic Column amp Beam Anchors Misc Anchors amp Ties Partition Top Anchors Stone Anchors Stone Anchors 2 SEAL™
Veneer Anchor System for Optimum Air Barrier Integrity A Veneer Anchor for Steel Stud Wood Stud Masonry or Concrete Construction A veneer anchoring system that helps keep the air barrier intact and the veneer in place For anchored veneers the
Concrete Masonry Anchored Veneer Code References 2019 CBC – Page 1 of 4 12 2018 Angelus Block Co Inc supplies this information as an educational aid References to code sections are not exhaustive and those included herein are intended only
When masonry veneer is anchored to wood backing each anchor is attached to the backing with a corrosion resistant 8d common nail or a fastener with equivalent or greater pullout strength For proper fastening of corrugated sheet metal anchors the nail or fastener must be located within 189 in 13 mm of the 90 176 bend in the anchor
Anchors connect masonry to a structural support or frame Fasteners connect an appliance to masonry This TEK covers metal wall ties and anchors Fasteners are discussed in TEK 12 5 ref 1 The design of anchors and ties is covered by the International Building Code and Building Code Requirements for Masonry Structures refs 2 3
The Ontario Building Code Masonry Veneer 9 20 6 4 masonry Veneer 1 Except for masonry veneer where each masonry unit is supported individually by the structural backing masonry veneer shall be of solid units not less than 70 mm thick 2 Veneer described in Sentence 1 over wood frame walls shall have not less than a 25 mm air space behind the
The previously described design method requires that the masonry veneer remains intact over the assumed anchor spacing This is likely to be the case Even if the does crack however there will likely be at most two sections of acting over a given span
HB 5213 Adjustable Veneer Anchor HB 5213 adjustable veneer anchor designed to anchor masonry to concrete block or accommodating rigid insulation up to 6
prescriptive construction spacing and corrosion protection requirements in addition to minimum strengths for anchors and ties For instance the minimum ultimate strength of
veneer should be evaluated by an engineer to ensure it can resist seismic and wind design loads Stud Spacing For new construction space studs 16 quot on center so that ties can be anchored at this spacing Figure 7 Misalignment of the tie reduces the
Vertical Surfaces An excerpt from the Dimension Stone Design Manual Version VIII May 2016 Produced and Published by the Marble Institute of America 380 East Lorain St Oberlin Ohio 44074 Telephone 440 250 9222 Fax 440 774 9222 www
Anchor masonry furring less than 100 mm 4 inches nominal thick to masonry walls or to concrete with adjustable wall ties or dovetail anchors Space at maximum 400 mm 16 inches on center in both directions
Ties for masonry Veneer 1 masonry veneer 70 mm or more in thickness and resting on a bearing support shall be tied to masonry back up or to wood framing members with straps that are b not less than 0 76 mm thick d shaped to provide a key with the mortar and e spaced in accordance with Table 9 20 9 5 Table 9 20 9 5
Adhered masonry veneer 0 25 Aluminum siding 0 019 Anchored masonry veneer 2 625 Asbestos cement boards 0 125 Asbestos shingles 0 156 Cold rolled copperd 0 0216 nominal Copper shinglesd 0 0162 nominal Exterior plywood with sheathing 0 313 c c
General Info Masonry system 3 is a rainscreen wall with wood framed wall structure and anchored masonry veneer The components of this system from interior to exterior are described in Fig 3 1 This system is appropriate for many applications including low or mid rise residential or commercial buildings
The Masonry Veneer Tie stiffness is 6 410 lbs inch in tension and 12 000 lbs inch in compression at its maximum adjustability Competitive ties such as barrel types can be as low as 515 lb inch in tension and 3170 lbs inch in compression at their maximum
air space The masonry veneer is anchored to its backing by a series of metal ties at a prescribed spacing Model building codes currently define the components of a veneer wall in a manner similar to Veneer a nonstructural facing of similar material
High Density Setting Shims Korolath Style Used to level and plumb stone Standard Sizes 2″ X 2″ X 1 16″ High Density Plastic Shim Stone Lifting Clamps – Pin Lewis Stone lifting device to set stone Sizes Available Pin Size amp Length Capacity 5 8″ x 4″ 1 500 lbs
2018 8 23 nbsp 0183 32 For the slab type anchored veneer the IBC specifies a minimum of four ties per unit with tie spacing not exceeding 24 inches The maximum area of a unit is limited to 20 square ft Veneer ties for slab type veneer are required to resist in tension or compression two times the weight of the anchored veneer
STANDARD 2 PIECE Positive Contact Non Insulated Type III X Screw On Anchor or Seismic System Installs quickly and easily on exterior walls with veneer Provides positive contact with metal studs Transfers compression loads to the steel stud backup
B Anchor stone veneer to unit masonry with metal veneer anchors as follows 1 Secure wire anchors by inserting pintles into eyes of masonry wall
7 5 8 CMU 1 RIGID INS 1 AIR SPACE 3 5 8 CMU S y s t e m 2 A n c h o r a g e M o v e m e n t M o i s t ur e This system is a cavity wall consisting of an exterior concrete masonry veneer and a structural CMU backup The two wythes are anchored with
Below are the current code requirements for masonry anchors Please be aware that these are the minimum requirements for code compliance Key Features of the TMS402 602 16 Building Code Backup walls must be designed to resist water penetration Water entering the interior is one of the main causes of veneer failures
2012 11 9 nbsp 0183 32 Masonry to masonry The code requires that masonry walls consisting of two or more wythes separated by an air space must be connected by wall ties Nine gage wire ties are spaced one anchor every 2 67 square feet and 3 16 inch wire ties are spaced one anchor every 4 5 square feet The maximum spacing is 36 inches horizontally and 24 inches
The anchored masonry veneer wall systems in this guide consist of an anchored masonry veneer with concrete masonry unit CMU concrete light gauge steel stud framing or wood framing backup wall structures While many wall system variations and products
design of anchored masonry veneer Basic prescriptive requirements and limitations of the Code are presented in Table 1 Note The term tie denotes a support utilized to attach masonry veneer to masonry backup whereas anchor is defi ned as a support By
Masonry Veneer Anchor Spacing Veneer and Glass Block 7 Condition Requirement Wood framing Any anchor type permitted Attach anchor to wood with corrosion resistant 8d common nail Nail within 1 2 in of 90 bend for corrugated sheet metal anchors 4 5 8
Anchor spacing Veneer Height In the past the effective length of masonry wall resisting a concentrated load was 4x masonry wall thickness The range of analyses showed that this could be used as a conservative rule of thumb For the effective length of the angle
1 Except for masonry veneer where each masonry unit is supported individually by the structural backing masonry veneer shall be of solid units not less than 75 mm thick 2 Veneer described in Sentence 1 over wood frame walls shall have not less than a 25 mm air space behind the veneer
1 5 is recommended for spacing of control joints See Figure 1 The maximum panel length control joint spacing recommended for concrete masonry veneer is 26 feet has different movement properties than concrete masonry Where bands of clay