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Typical Foundation Footing at Steel Column and Concrete Wall

Materials

Elements

Columns Walls Floors / Slabs Foundations / Footings Arches Waterproofing / Flashing Insulation Anchors / Embeds Connections / Plates

Connections

Base Plate / Anchorage

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A concrete foundation footing supports both a steel column and a nine-inch concrete wall with vertical and horizontal reinforcing bars spaced at twelve inches each way. The steel column bears on a base plate with anchor bolts anchored into the footing, while a continuous three-eighths-inch expansion joint material is detailed at the slab-on-grade blockout. Insulation is provided at the exterior face of the concrete wall as required, and exterior grade is coordinated per civil drawings. All steel exposed to earth receives a protective coating per general notes, and exposed steel is galvanized.

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