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Veneers

	Typical Anchor Veneer Assembly A common veneer system consists of (from inside out) the structural back-up (studs and plywood sheathing shown here), waterproof sheathing, wall ties, 1-inch min. space with mortar, joint reinforcement, and the cmu/mortar installation. Split Face Texture
	Joint Reinforcement Engagement In Seismic Zones 3 and 4, the tie shall have a lip to engage horizontal joint reinforcement. Split Face Texture
	Basic Wall Tie Type: Corrugated Split Face Texture
	Basic Wall Tie Type: Slot Split Face Texture
	One-Inch Space Between Veneer and Backing Shown are the two methods for the space between backing and veneer. Top, fill completely with mortar or fine grout. Bottom, spot bed around anchors for protection and elsewhere for support. Split Face Texture
	Typical Shelf Angle Above Opening The basic elements of a veneer application above an opening, including a steel angle lintel and flashing. Split Face Texture
	30 Degree Chamfer Split 1 Side Veneer Used as the top course of a veneered wainscot. Split Face Texture
	Solid Split 1 Side Veneer For use as an anchored veneer unit, or in multiwythe (component) construction. Split Face Texture
	4-Score Split 1 Side Veneer For use as an anchored veneer unit, or in multiwythe (component) construction. Split Face Texture

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