Brick Masonry Details, Sills, and Soffits Technical Notes 36 -Brick Masonry Details, Sills, and Soffits Rev [July/Aug. 1981] (Reissued Jan. 1988) Abstract: Detailing of brick masonry is both an art and a science. Recommendations are provided for the development of successful details using brick masonry and other materials. DOWNLOAD DETAIL [PDF] 3D Detail Explore this 3D detail and download the Sketchup model in the 3D Warehouse. EXPLORE 3D DETAIL Tagged Anchored Brick Veneer window sill
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Detailing Series IMI's Detailing Series is a collection of illustrative construction details and diagrams for architects and engineers to use as a design resource. Find new construction details for brick, CMU, stone, ceramic tile, terrazzo, plaster/stucco, rainscreens, terra cotta, and AAC, along with a collection of masonry restoration details. 36) Brick Masonry Details, Sills, and Soffits Description. Detailing of brick masonry is both an art and a science. Recommendations are provided for the development of successful details using brick masonry and other materials. Detailing of sills and soffits is specifically addressed. 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. Brick at Window Sill Detail DCArchTech 600 subscribers 1.2K views 1 year ago Building Science and Systems Related Videos.more.more In this video I look at some common detailing.
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This detail illustrates a window sill condition in an adhered veneer wall with CMU backing. A vertical control joint in the CMU is treated with a transition membrane, which engages with the air/moisture/vapor barrier in the field of the wall providing continuous resistance to air and moisture. A similar transition membrane wraps the blocking. Title: Building Envelope Design Guide: Window Sill at Brick Veneer Author: jmounts Created Date: 5/21/2009 11:14:56 PM Jul 05 By Bill Oswald Posted in Design Nuts & Bolts, Ownership, Operations & Maintenance, Blog Share The sketch indicated above/below is a continuation of my previous post. The sketch shows how to detail the window head and sill in a masonry veneer, steel stud back up exterior wall. This series of 2D details illustrates a sections through a window sill, jamb, and head conditions in an adhered veneer wall with wood stud backing and glass mat reinforced exterior gypsum sheathing. This backing system represents a lower initial cost alternative to concrete masonry, giving up some of the durability, stiffness, low maintenance.
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CMU BACKUP WALL: Window Sill Detail 1. Typical Assembly: - Single-wythe CMU wall - Faced rigid board insulation - Air cavity - Anchored masonry veneer 2. Storefront window, align thermal break with rigid board insulation 3.10 Sealant over backer rod 4. Continuous blocking anchored to structure for window support and attachment 5. Drainage matrix 6. 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. 3D Detail
* seal or gasket brick ties at the face of tyvek® *local laws, zoning, and building codes vary and therefore governs over material selection and detailing shown below. caulking through-wall flashing wrap tyvek® into opening & tape to sill (esp. @ corners) & over flashing using tyvek® flexwrap™ lap & tape tyvek® at joints (upper sheet Builders use brick to construct window sills in residential and commercial buildings. Although appealing, brick window sills create moisture problems due to the number of horizontal joints in the sill. Brick sills constructed with the correct slope, pointing away from the building, provide ample drainage.
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What is a Window Sill? Window sill is a term that refers to the ledge at the bottom of the window. 01.030.0602: Window Head Detail - Anchored Brick Veneer, CMU Backing. October 20, 2022. 01.030.0705: Shelf Angle Detail - Anchored Brick Veneer, CMU Backing, Shelf Angle with Bracket-Type Standoffs. 02.010.0401: Sill Detail - Single Wythe Block. January 21, 2023. 02.120.0751: Plank at Bearing Wall - Intermediate Elevation.
