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Brick veneer wall - masonry tie detail

· p. 315

The illustration shows a brick veneer wall outside a wood-framed wall, with an enlarged detail of a masonry veneer tie. Sheathing and sheathing paper separate the studs from an air space labeled as a minimum 1-inch gap b

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Brick veneer wall construction detail

· p. 69

The illustration shows a brick veneer wall outside wood wall framing, with a small cutaway at the floor and foundation and an enlarged wall detail. The enlarged view shows studs behind sheathing and exterior sheathing pa

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Brick veneer wall

· p. 69

The cutaway depicts brick veneer outside a wood-framed wall supported on a concrete foundation wall. Sheathing and sheathing paper separate the wall framing from a labeled 1-inch air space behind the brick. Flashing at t

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Brick veneer wall

· p. 60

The cutaway shows a brick veneer wall outside a framed wall with sheathing and sheathing paper, supported at a concrete foundation wall. A labeled 1-inch air space separates the brick from the sheathing. Base flashing di

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Brick veneer wall

· p. 45

The cutaway shows a brick veneer wall outside a wood-framed wall, with floor framing supported on a sill over a concrete foundation wall. Sheathing and sheathing paper cover the wall framing, and a labeled 1-inch air spa

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Steel lintel in brick veneer wall

· p. 60

The cutaway illustrates a window opening in a brick veneer wall with an angle-shaped steel lintel at the head. The exposed lintel has a horizontal leg supporting the brickwork above the opening and a vertical leg behind

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Steel lintel in brick veneer wall

· p. 71

The cutaway illustration shows a window opening in a brick veneer wall. A steel angle lintel is exposed at the head of the opening, with its horizontal leg supporting the brickwork above. An annotation specifies that the

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Steel lintel in brick veneer wall

· p. 72

A cutaway view shows a window opening in a brick veneer wall with a steel angle lintel at its head. The lintel's horizontal leg supports the brickwork above the opening, while its vertical leg rises behind the veneer. Th