Masonry Magazine August 2010 Page. 37

Words: Tim Walsh
Masonry Magazine August 2010 Page. 37

Masonry Magazine August 2010 Page. 37
Left: Typical two-piece anchors without the seismic clips

piece anchors for these backups. The anchor systems typically consist of a metal plate or barrel screw attached to the backup with a receptacle for a wire tie that goes into the veneer mortar joint. The two-piece systems allow for vertical adjustment for placement in the veneer. There is a maximum allowable lateral "play" between the two pieces of 1/16-inch. The two-piece anchors allow for deflection and differential movement between the two walls. IMAS

Paul Curtis is president and third-generation owner of Heckmann Building Products Inc. Heckmann has been manufacturing masonry anchors and ties since 1923.



The Versatile WireBond Clip
.....Designed for Seismic Safety

When we designed the WireBond Clip, more than 20 years ago, it was intended for use with any adjustable system. Today it is preferred by masons everywhere because of its ease of installation, effectiveness, and durability.



Level-Eye
Ladder

* WireBond clip can be used with ladder and truss adjustable joint reinforcing and various veneer anchoring systems.



Seismic
Sure-Tie



Seismic
RJ-711



Seismic Type III A

* Conforms to building code requirements for masonry structures -- AC1530/ASCES-05/TMS402-05; seismic categories A-F.

* Clip is welded to the tie at the factory. This simplifies installation at the job site.

Call your WireBond dealer/distributor, or call WireBond today for further information.



WIRE-BOND



Made in the USA



Charlotte, NC 800.849.6722 www.wirebond.com Memphis, TN 800.441.8359



READER SERVICE #276



August 2010
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