01 030 0702 Shelf Angle Detail Lipped Brick Inter Shelf angle detail detail 01.030.0702 rev. 10 14 07 lipped brick horizontal joint reinforcement w integral wall ties 2” air space recommended; 1” min. req’d for drainage walls thru wall flashing w metal drip edge set in mastic or sealant weep vent sealant & backer rod rigid insul. compressible filler, optional adjustable. shelf angle. 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.
01 030 0702 2d Shelf Angle Detail Lipped Brick Published onjun 4, 2014. scott conwell, aia, cdt, leed ap bd c. the masonry detailing series (mds) is an exhaustive collection of illustrative construction details and diagrams produced by. Imi detail 01.030.0702. this shelf angle detail uses a lipped (notched) brick below the shelf angle to avoid creating a horizontal expansion joint below the angle that is excessively wide. the shelf angle is flashed with flexible thru wall flashing, transitioning to more durable sheet metal flashing drip edge at the exposed portion. the wall has a 2" clear air space for drainage, and weep. Shelf angle and masonry movements a shelf angle can rotate outward, creating high, concentrated stresses in the masonry. to prevent this, the shelf angle should be supported as needed with plastic or stainless steel shims spanning the full height of the angles vertical leg. it is important that sections of shelf angle be placed between 1 16. Steven fechino. lipped brick details are common when replacing brick shelf or relieving angles and at many loose laid lintel replacements. the lipped brick has a section of the brick removed on the bed section of the brick, typically, ½ to ¾ inch by 2 7 8 inch on a standard modular brick. the section that is removed historically has been.
01 030 0702 Shelf Angle Mechanically Fastened To Cmu Backup Lippedо Shelf angle and masonry movements a shelf angle can rotate outward, creating high, concentrated stresses in the masonry. to prevent this, the shelf angle should be supported as needed with plastic or stainless steel shims spanning the full height of the angles vertical leg. it is important that sections of shelf angle be placed between 1 16. Steven fechino. lipped brick details are common when replacing brick shelf or relieving angles and at many loose laid lintel replacements. the lipped brick has a section of the brick removed on the bed section of the brick, typically, ½ to ¾ inch by 2 7 8 inch on a standard modular brick. the section that is removed historically has been. This detail illustrates a a shelf angle mechanically fastened to the concrete masonry backup with anchor bolts at regular intervals. there is no provision for thermal break other than the shims behind the shelf angle. the primary function of the shims is to bring the angle out the required distance to adequately support the brick veneer. there is a horizontal expansion joint below the shelf. Lipped brick details are common when replacing brick shelf or relieving angles and at many loose laid lintel replacements. the lipped brick has a section of the brick removed on the bed section of the brick, typically, ½ to ¾ inch by 2 7 8 inch on a standard modular brick. the section that is removed historically has been placed as the bottom.
Masonry Detailing Series This detail illustrates a a shelf angle mechanically fastened to the concrete masonry backup with anchor bolts at regular intervals. there is no provision for thermal break other than the shims behind the shelf angle. the primary function of the shims is to bring the angle out the required distance to adequately support the brick veneer. there is a horizontal expansion joint below the shelf. Lipped brick details are common when replacing brick shelf or relieving angles and at many loose laid lintel replacements. the lipped brick has a section of the brick removed on the bed section of the brick, typically, ½ to ¾ inch by 2 7 8 inch on a standard modular brick. the section that is removed historically has been placed as the bottom.
Masonry Detailing Series
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