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Precast Anchor Options
I am working on a project were precast pieces are to be installed above stick on stone with a metal stud/densglass wall backing. The precast pieces are (very) roughly 6"x4"x48" and aproximately 50lbs each. I am looking for a good way to anchor them to the wall. Airrscraft makes a s.s. clip system that will work, and for now that is our plan, but it is rather expensive and the lead times are rediculous.
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Re: Precast Anchor Options
Unless you are willing to assume an undue amount of liability and an engineering review as well as the associated expense, I would stick with the specified anchoring system.
My standard response to "it is rather expensive and the lead times are rediculous" is: You bid it off the specs, so it is expensive only to the owner, and I would presume you signed your contracts with plenty of time to order the specified materials. Good luck!
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Re: Precast Anchor Options
However, if you are in the pre-bid or VE stage, there are probably some options.
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Re: Precast Anchor Options
RFI to the GC/Architect/Engineer/Owner to request a change in specs.
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Re: Precast Anchor Options
Good luck with that if the lead time is already an issue.
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Re: Precast Anchor OptionsQuote:
So what are the other options? Any possible options will have to be submitted and reviewed by multiple eng firms. |
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Re: Precast Anchor Options
Without looking at wall sections and sill, parapet, and column details, I could not even begin to guess.
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