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Fixing Top Plate To Brickwork. The key point is that for the fixings to realise their capacity they must be fixed nearly the centre of the brick and well away from the mortar bed. My first thought was to remove the top 3 course of internal brick, bed and strap a 100x50 wall plate on, and sit the new joists on top of this. This is how i detail and specify a timber wall plate for a masonry wall (brick or block) supporting a timber roof in house construction up to three storeys: Drill a hole the same diameter. Drill through it and into the concrete and epoxy in a length of 12mm all thread. We fix the pole/pitching plate with just three fixings. I would carefully drill through the plate, lay it on top of the brick, mark the hole locations on the brick. The existing wall appears to be hollow facing brick (ie. The best fixings to use fora wall plate is express nails you can get these from most builders merchants. You can't control the floor height and you. The fixings will need to extend approx 70mm out of the wall (10mm for spacers, 50mm to get through the. Has 3 circular perforations going through the middle of the brick!). We then measure the distance from the peak of the pole plate to the edge of the masonry wall plate in several positions. The plate will be fixed into brick. Wall plate shall be 75x100mm c16 timber lined and levelled and set on full mortar bed and aligned with inner face of external wall.

Drill through it and into the concrete and epoxy in a length of 12mm all thread. The key point is that for the fixings to realise their capacity they must be fixed nearly the centre of the brick and well away from the mortar bed. We fix the pole/pitching plate with just three fixings. The best fixings to use fora wall plate is express nails you can get these from most builders merchants. Has 3 circular perforations going through the middle of the brick!). I would carefully drill through the plate, lay it on top of the brick, mark the hole locations on the brick. The fixings will need to extend approx 70mm out of the wall (10mm for spacers, 50mm to get through the. Wall plate shall be 75x100mm c16 timber lined and levelled and set on full mortar bed and aligned with inner face of external wall. This is how i detail and specify a timber wall plate for a masonry wall (brick or block) supporting a timber roof in house construction up to three storeys: The plate will be fixed into brick.

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Fixing Top Plate To Brickwork You can't control the floor height and you. We fix the pole/pitching plate with just three fixings. Drill through it and into the concrete and epoxy in a length of 12mm all thread. The key point is that for the fixings to realise their capacity they must be fixed nearly the centre of the brick and well away from the mortar bed. The fixings will need to extend approx 70mm out of the wall (10mm for spacers, 50mm to get through the. This is how i detail and specify a timber wall plate for a masonry wall (brick or block) supporting a timber roof in house construction up to three storeys: The best fixings to use fora wall plate is express nails you can get these from most builders merchants. My first thought was to remove the top 3 course of internal brick, bed and strap a 100x50 wall plate on, and sit the new joists on top of this. We then measure the distance from the peak of the pole plate to the edge of the masonry wall plate in several positions. The plate will be fixed into brick. Has 3 circular perforations going through the middle of the brick!). You can't control the floor height and you. Wall plate shall be 75x100mm c16 timber lined and levelled and set on full mortar bed and aligned with inner face of external wall. The existing wall appears to be hollow facing brick (ie. Drill a hole the same diameter. I would carefully drill through the plate, lay it on top of the brick, mark the hole locations on the brick.