01.030.0402 Window Sill Detail Anchored Brick Veneer, CMU Backing

Key elements of window installation Structure: The building's structure may help in choosing a window style and material type. We will be looking at a modern mixed aluminium and timber window. Window sill detail - wood frame structure with masonry veneer (PDF | DWG) Window head detail - wood frame structure with masonry veneer. Concrete column transition (method 2) (PDF | DWG) Parapet wall (PDF | DWG) Shelf angle (PDF | DWG) Wall penetration (method 1) (PDF | DWG) Back to top

Window Sills Precast Concrete Sanderson Concrete

The function of the cill is to protect the wall below a window, so they are shaped to slope down and project beyond the external face of the wall in order to allow water to run off. It is good practice for the cill to project at least 45mm beyond the face of the wall below and have a drip on the underside of the projection. Key elements of a sill flashing system for a window with a mounting flange that provides adequate protection to inadvertent water entry are provided in Figure 4 and include: Back dam (1) Sloped sill (2) Sill flashing membrane wrapping up the jambs and over the sheathing membrane at the sill (3) Proper lapping of flashing layers and the sheathing. Window Sills Manufacturing windowsills for over 3 decades, Sanderson Concrete has become the gold standard for architectural precast concrete trim. With precast on virtually every corner of every city in the Lower Mainland and throughout BC, Sanderson Concrete produces thousands of windowsills, lintels, caps and coping annually. Detail 2.3a: Precast Window Sill-Wood-Frame Wall 2-7 Detail 2.3b: Flashing/Sill Types 2-9 Detail 2.4: Metal Window Sill/Extruded Aluminum Sill with Rain Deflector 2-11 Detail 2.5: Jointed Precast Window Sill-Brick Veneer 2-13 Detail 2.6: Window/Door Head Brick Veneer 2-17 Detail 2.7: Shelf Angle at Concrete Slab-Brick Veneer/CMU 2-19

Masonry wall, Architecture details, Window sill

entire sill and up 6" of each jamb of rough opening scale: not to scale revision date: 4/19/2022 drawing: a36 window sill detail residential wood frame structure w/ vinyl siding dupont™ flexwrap™ install tower ® residential sealant or recommended sealant (and backer rod as necessary) around the window opening at the interior. it is also Window Surround Window Sill, Cap and Keystone, Precast Trim Bernardi Precast offers a selection of concrete window sills, wall and post caps, keystones and precast concrete. entire sill and up 6" of each jamb of rough opening scale: not to scale revision date: 4/11/2022 drawing: a56 window sill detail residential wood frame structure w/ masonry veneer dupont™ flexwrap™ through-wall flashing great stuff pro™ window concrete sill w/ drip edge & door polyurethane foam sealant, or recommended minimally expanding We also install custom-formed silica concrete window sills, with a variety of other finishes to match original sills on the house. Arches and lintels are structural supports above a window, doorway or opening. Over time they can crack or shift, destabilizing the wall above, so special skills are required to repair or replace them.

Window Sills Allen Concrete

This detail shows an 8" (nominal) split face concrete masonry (CMU) wall, window sill condition. Flashing is provided below the masonry sill, returning vertically at the end termination to form an end dam. Ladder-type horizontal joint reinforcement is placed at 16" o.c. vertically in the wall, or as required. DOWNLOAD DETAIL [PDF] 3D Detail 1. Moisture protection. Protecting against water intrusion is arguably the most important function of a window sill. If water gets into your house, it can have detrimental effects on the foundation. Mold can build up, your drywall can rot, and in extreme cases, your home can suffer structural damage. Design Details Design » Architectural Resources » Design Details This section provides information and resources related to design of precast concrete systems, as well as integration of precast with other systems. Connection Details (Adobe PDF File) Joint Details (Adobe PDF File) Interface Details - Window, Floor and Roof (Adobe PDF File) Concrete Plaster/Stucco Adhered Veneer Rainscreen AAC Anchored Brick Veneer Base of Wall Detail October 20, 2022 01.030.0402: Window Sill Detail - Anchored Brick Veneer, CMU Backing October 20, 2022 01.030.0602: Window Head Detail - Anchored Brick Veneer, CMU Backing October 20, 2022

01.030.0402 Window Sill Detail Anchored Brick Veneer, CMU Backing

Sills - Concrete Designs Inc. Sills Find the size you need by using the filters below. How to Use This Tool Select Width Range 2 inches 33.8 inches 2 inches 33.8 inches 2 → 33.8 inches Select Depth Range 1.1 inches 13.6 inches 1.1 inches 13.6 inches 1.1 → 13.6 inches Select Design Attributes (optional) Ogee SI 1 S 23-5/8 dp Concrete Window Sills SILLS Precast concrete sills are used below windows, ledges, and transitions. They protect the masonry or stuccowork and provide transition between masonry and other exterior finishes. Sills help to complete your project and are designed with a sloping top to assist with water runoff.