Structural · S-VCK2F

Typical Brace to Footing Anchorage Reinforcement Detail

Materials

Concrete Masonry / CMU

Elements

Floors / Slabs Foundations / Footings Bracing Anchors / Embeds Reinforcing

Connections

Base Plate / Anchorage Bracing Connection Rebar Splice / Development Embed Plate

About this detail

A steel column base plate is anchored into a concrete footing with anchor bolts extending down to an embedded plate. A two-inch layer of non-shrink grout sits beneath the steel base plate atop a blockout in the concrete slab on grade. The concrete footing features additional top reinforcing bars consisting of six number five bars at three feet six inches minimum length spaced at twelve inches on center, centered on the base plate with standard hooks at each end. Perimeter "C" bars surround the embed plate and extend from the top mat of reinforcing to the bottom mat. The concrete footing is thickened at the anchorage as required, with a minimum embedment depth and three inches of clear cover at the bottom mat.

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