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Veneer versus solid masonry

· p. 313

Two front elevations compare brick veneer and solid masonry walls around window openings. The veneer wall shows stretcher faces, a concealed lintel above the window, and weep holes near the base of the brickwork. The sol

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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

0347

Wood lintel in solid masonry wall

· p. 61

The illustration shows a window opening in a solid brick masonry wall. A wood lintel spans the head of the opening, bearing on masonry at each end and supporting the brickwork above. A row of masonry units forms the sill

0399

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

0402

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

0391

Brick veneer wall - masonry tie detail

· p. 69

The illustration shows a brick veneer wall outside a wood-framed wall, with an enlarged detail of a masonry veneer tie. The bent metal tie is nailed through the sheathing into a stud and extends into a mortar joint in th

1765

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