Structural · S-VQ6Q6

Step Transition Studrail Detail

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Columns Walls Floors / Slabs Connections / Plates

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Shear studrails are positioned at a concrete slab step transition adjacent to a column or wall. Stud height is calculated as the total slab thickness minus one and one-half inches, maintaining three-quarters of an inch of concrete cover at the top and bottom. At thinner slab sections or step transitions, shorter studs are provided as required to maintain the minimum three-quarters of an inch cover. The end of the rail plate is placed flush against the face of the column or wall. Typical end spacing is three inches for a ten-inch slab and three and one-half inches for twelve-inch and thirteen-inch slabs, with stud spacing detailed per the structural schedule.

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