Methods of Wall Bracings (continued from Tuesday)

Posted on Wednesday 13 June 2007

Typical wall bracing at the bottom of the building columns can either be achieved by the use of a rod brace connected to the web of the frame and fastened with a hillside washer and a nut or by the same attachment link utilizing a cable brace and an eye bolt. A wall bracing alternative at the bottom of the column is the connection of bracing rods to the column with bolted brackets. This can be done to the interior flange of a straight column or the exterior flange of a tapered column. 

 

 

(to be continued Thursday … )

 

  

Are you still with me? I know this is rather technical—and some of you out there actually understand what I’m talking about—but it’s important to the construction of your structure. Give General Steel a call at 1-800-745-2685 and we’ll be happy to explain it all to you. 

WebMaster 


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