Min. 1/4 in. (6 mm) Thick
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STRUCTURES WITHOUT SHELF ANGLES
Some buildings with brick veneer construction do not support the brickwork on shelf angles. These typically include
low-rise buildings constructed with wood and steel stud framing and buildings with shear walls. Building Code
Requirements for Masonry Structures limits brick veneer with wood or steel stud backing to a height of 30 ft (9 m)
to the top plate and 38 ft (12 m) to the top of a gable. Brick veneer with a rigid backing of concrete or concrete
masonry has no such limitation in the code. Brick veneer with this rigid backing may be supported by the foundation
without intermediate shelf angles to a recommended maximum height of about 50 ft (15 m), provided the building is
Anchorage to Steel Beam (section)
(a)
Anchorage to Steel Column (plan)
(b)
Anchorage to Concrete Beam (section)
(c)
Anchorage to Concrete Column
or Wall (section)
(d)
Adjustable
Anchor
Dovetail Anchor
Compressible
Filler
Dovetail Slot
Dovetail
Anchor
Dovetail Slot
Concrete
Slab
Welded
Anchor Rod
Wire Anchor
Insulation
CMU
Joint Reinf.
with Eye &
Pintle
Debonded
Shear
Anchor
Joint Reinforcement
with Eye & Pintle
Insulation
Dampproofing
Compressible Filler
Flashing Membrane
Adjustable Ties
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