Structural · S-YJ9BV

Typical Exterior Exposed Column Spread Footing and Pile Cap

Materials

Concrete Reinforced Concrete Steel Masonry / CMU Metal (misc.)

Elements

Columns Beams Foundations / Footings Anchors / Embeds Reinforcing

Connections

Base Plate / Anchorage Bolted Connection Rebar Splice / Development

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An exterior column is anchored to a reinforced concrete spread footing or pile cap. The column base plate and anchor bolts are sized per the column schedule, with non-shrink grout placed beneath the plate. The footing includes top and bottom reinforcing mats sized per schedule, with number four dowels placed at sixteen inches on center and at each corner around the column on four sides. At frame footings, a one hundred eighty degree hook is provided for the bottom mat steel. A concrete overpour encasement with two number four U-bars surrounds the base, maintaining a minimum six inch height over the footing and eight inch minimum clearance at the column. All steel exposed to weather requires galvanizing per general notes and specifications.

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