Masonry Magazine April 1975 Page. 17

Masonry Magazine April 1975 Page. 17

Masonry Magazine April 1975 Page. 17
4

4-IN. SOLID BRICK WALL
No members framed in

Units at least 75 percent solid laid in mortar containing Sarabond high bond additive, and backed with a hat shaped metal furring channel 4 in. thick formed from 0.021-in. sheet metal attached to the brick wall on 24-in. centers using four whistle plugs and diamond pointed 6d common nails, and ½-in. type X gypsum wallboard attached to the metal furring strips with 11½-in. long type S-12 screws spaced 8 in. o.c.

Reference 10


4

4-IN. SOLID BRICK WALL
Non-combustible or no members framed in

Units at least 75 percent solid. Plaster 2 sides.

References 1 and 7


6

6-IN. "SCR brick"" WALL
Non-combustible or no members framed in

Units at least 75 percent solid. No plaster required.


8

8-IN. SOLID BRICK WALL
Combustible members framed in

Units at least 75 percent solid. No plaster required.

Reference 13
"Reg. U.S. Pat. Of SCPI (BIA)

References 1 and 7


8

8-IN. HOLLOW BRICK WALL
Combustible members framed in

Units at least 71 percent solid. No plaster required. Combustible members not fully embedded. Plaster 2 sides (-in.)


10

10-IN. BRICK CAVITY WALL
Combustible members framed in

Units at least 75 percent solid. No plaster required. Walls filled solidly at combustible members.

References 1 and 6

References 1, 7 and 9


FIG. 5 Two-Hour Fire Ratings
Constructions shown are loadbearing.