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    Brick Veneer Lateral Support- Please Help...

    Ref: The brick does rely on the joists at the top to brace it laterally? - Yes, Brick does extend to the bottom of roof deck and has some form of connection @ top. If these are true, then to me you do not have a veneer anyway as already stated. You have a 22' tall brick wall subjected to...
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    Brick Veneer Lateral Support- Please Help...

    Ref: Well then it's not brick veneer, it would be considered a multi-wythe load-bearing brick wall. There are many examples and design guides relating to this. The walls would be designed to be their own lateral support, therefore would likely be extremely thick, I would expect you'd be at least...
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    Brick Veneer Lateral Support- Please Help...

    The brick is load bearing from the joists? How fast can you run away from this one? Any pics, details? There is a Structural frame/Beam/Girder adjacent to Brick veneer. Brick is Not load-bearing.
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    Brick Veneer Lateral Support- Please Help...

    Commercial building has an exterior brick veneer of 22 feet tall. At top, steel joists are sitting/attached. No other lateral support observed.
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    Brick Veneer Lateral Support- Please Help...

    Requirements for Lateral support of "Stand-alone" Brick Veneer? Please help me with some Code Requirements..

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