iy Designation: C 1063 ~ 99 Standard Specification for Installation of Lathing and Furring to Receive Interior and Exterior Portland Cement-Based Plaster’ ‘This sundae issu wer te fn designstion C1053 the ahs mes flowing de design init the your of onal adoption the cae of evs, te et of ast son nur ap supencrip epee inca an ews charge we the last revs ae 1. Scope L.1 This specification covers the minimum requirements for Jathing and furring for the application of exterior and interior portland cerent-based plaster as in Specification C926, 1.2 Where a fire resistance rating is requived for plastered assemblies and constructions, details of construction shall be in, accordance with reports of fire tesis of assemblies that have met the requirements of the fire rating imposed. 1.3 Where a specific degree of sound control is required for plastered assemblies and constructions, details of construction, shall be in accordance with official reports of tests conducted in recognized testing laboratories in accordance with the applicable requirements of Test Method E90, 14 The values stated in inch-pound units are to be regarded fs the standard, The SI {metric} Values given in parentheses are approximate and are provided for information parposes only. 2, Referenced Documents 2.1 ASTM Standards. A.S26/A 526M Specification for Steel Sheet, Zine-Comted (Galvanized) by the Hot-Dip Process, Commercial Quality A G$I/A GLIM Specification for Zinc-Coated (Galvanized) Carbon Stee! Wire" B 69 Specification for Rolled Zin B221 Specification for Aluminum-Alloy Extruded Bars, Rods, Wire, Profiles, and Tubes* C11 Terminology Relating to Gypsum and Related Build- ing Materials and Systems® C841. Specification for Installation of Interior Lathing and Furring® C847 Specification for Metal Lath* C926 Specification for Application of Portland Cement- Based Plaster C933 Specification for Welded Wire Lath® C954 Specification for Stee! Drill Screws for the Applica: tion of Gypsum Panel Products or Metal Plastic Bases 10 “This specication i wor the Jaren of ASTM Commitee C1 on (Gypsum wid Heated Bldng Material and Sse nt he det responsi of Saheorsnites C1103 on Specification oe Appleton of Gypsum aad Oct Progr im Asenbin ‘Cure edian approved Jane 10, 1999, Published August 1999 Osgnaly putlshed ss C1085" 45. Lat prvios ston © 163 98 "Discomineed ce 1994 Ail Book of ASTH Standards, Vol O16 ‘ok of ASTM Standard, Vol 01.96, soko ASTI Sted, Vl 2.8 ‘Annual Bock of ASTI Standard. Vel 2.02. Ae! Rank of ASTH Standort, Wal O41. ‘comet @ASTM, 100 Bar Harve, Wet Canehocten, PA 5428-358, Un Stes tees ede te oar FL apna. A Stcel Studs from 0.033 in, (0.84 mm) to 0.11 sm) in Thickness® © 1002 Specification for Steel Drill Serews for the Appl cation of Gypsum Panel Products or Metal Paster Bases* © 1032 Specification for Woven Wire Plaster Bass? D 1784 Specification for Rigid Poly(Viny! Chloride) (PVC) Compounds and Chlorinated Poly(Vinyl Chloride) {CPVC) Compounds? 4216 Specification for Rigid Poly(Vinyl Chloride) PVC) and Related Plastic Building Products Compouncst E.90 Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of Airbome- Sound Transmission Loss of Building Pasttons? in. (2.84 3. Terminology 3.1 Definisions—For definitions relating «0 Ceilings and Walls, see Terminology CL 32 Definitions of Terms Specific to This Stondard: 3.2.1 hangers—wires or steel rods or straps used to support main runners for suspended ceilings beneath Moor or roof ‘constructions, 3.2.2 inserts—devices embedded in concrete structural members to provide a loop or opening for attachment of hangers. 3.2.3 saddle tie—see Figs. | and 2. 3.24 selffurring—a metal plaster base manufactured with evenly-spaced indentations that hold the body of the lath approximately 14 in, (6.4 mm) away from solid surfaces to which it is applied, 3.2.5 framing member, n—studs, joist, runners. (track), bridging. bracing, and related accessories manufactured oF supplied in wood or light gage steel Delivery of Materials 4.1 All materials shall be delivered in the original packages, containers, or bundles bearing the brand-name and manufac- turer's (or supplier's) identification, 5, Storage of Materials 5.1 All materials shall be Kept dry. Materials shall be stacked off the ground, supported on a level platform, and protected from the weather and surface contamination, 5.2 Materials shalt be neatly stacked with care taken to avoid damage to edges, ends, or surfaces. * anna! Book of ASTM Standart Vo} 080) * Aa! Book of ASTM Standards, Wo) D802. Anne Book of ASTM Stars, Vol DEG,bc 1063, FIG.2 Saddle Tie 5.3 Paper backed metal plaster bases shall be handled ‘carefully in delivery, storage, and erection to prevent punctur- ing or removal of paper. 6. Materials 6.1 Meral Plaster Bases 6.1.1 Expanded Metal Lath— Specification C 847, galvanized, 6.1.2 Wire Laths 6.1.2.1 Welded Wire Lath—Specification C933, 6.1.2.2 Woven Wire Lath—Specification C 1032 6.1.2.3 Paper Backed Plaster Bases—Specification C 847, 6.2 Accessories. 6.2.1 General—All accessories shall have perforated or expanded flanges of clips shaped to permit complete embed- ‘ment in the plaster. to provide means for accurate alignment, and to secure attachment of the accessory to the underlying surface. Accessories shall be designed to receive application of the specified plaster thickness, 6.2.2 Accessories shall be fabricated from Zine Alloy (99 % pure zinc), galvanized (zine coated) steel, rigid PVC or CPVC Plastic, ot anodized aluminum alloy. See Specification B 221 (See Table 1 for minimum allowable thicknesses). Nowe, The selection of an appropriate typeof material for accesso fies shall Be determined by applicable surounding climatic snd environ mental conditions specific 1 the project location, such as salt a industrial pollution, high moisture, ot humidity. 2.3 Steel—Specification A 526 and shall have a G60 coat TABLE 1_Minimum Thickness of Accessories ae Base Matera Oe ae Sea Zins Aly Pv. ‘Comer Gone GGI72 OA —OBOT (OSH) ods Cay Casing Bends 00172044) czar (05s) 0.035 (80 Wiese Soeess 901721048) © Ga07:OES)——05DIT27) Cowal ons 00172040) ore (O48) __asO(H aT 6.2.4 PVC Plastic—Specification D 1784 or D 4216. 6.2.5 Zinc Alley—Specification B 69, 99 % pure zinc. 6.2.6 Thickness of base material shall be as shown in Table | 6.2.7 Comerite—1.15 Ibfyd? (0.059 kgim), galvanized ex panded metal lath, galvanized, 1,7 Iblyd (0.057 kg/m") galva- nized woven or welded wire fabric of 0.0410 in. (1.04 rom) wire. When shaped for angle reinforcing, it shall have out- standing flanges (legs) of not less than 2 in, (31 mm), 6.3 Channels—Shall be cold-formed from steel with mini- ‘mum 33 000 psi (228 MPa) yield strength and 0.0838 in, (1.37 mm) minimum bare steel thickness. Channel shall have a protective coating conforming to Specification A 653-G60, or have a protective coating with an equivalent conosion resis- tance for exterior applications, or shall be coated with a rust inhibitive paint, for interior applications, and shall have the following minimum weights in pounds per 1000 linear fect Size ey Wei, bo0 epim) ease Wi samy masa, isan maw a 0416) mn oH ser 08M, a [Nott 2—Channels used in areas subject to corrosive action of salt ir shall be hot-dipped galvanized, Gi costing 63.1 External Corner Reinforcement—Expanded lath, welded wire, or woven wite mesh bent to approximately 90° used (0 reinforce portiand cement stucco at extemal corners, ‘This accessory shall be fully embedded in the stucco. 6.3.2 Foundation Weep Screed—Aecessory used t0 termi nate portland cement based stucco at the boitom of exterior walls. This accessory shall have a sloped, solid, or perforated, ground or screed flange to facilitate the removal of moisture from the wall cavity and a vertieal attachment flange not less than 3¥ in. (89 mm) long. 64 Wire—As specified in Specification A 641 with a Class I zine coated (galvanized), soft temper steel, Wire diameters (uncoated) specified herein correspond with United States Steel Wire Gage numbers as follows’ Wire Gage No.8 ows Nott canis No.9 aes@ c 1063 6.5 Rod and Sirap Hangers—Mild steel, zinc or cadin plated, or protected with a rust-inhibiting paint. 16.6 Clips—Form from steel wire, Specitication A 641 zine- coated (galvanized), Specification A 641 oF steel sheet, Speci- fication A $26, depending on use and manufacturer's require- ments, 6.7 Fasteners 6.7.1 Nails—For attaching metal plaster bases to wood supports, 0.1205-in. 11 gage (3.06-mnm) diameter, Vein, (1L-1-mm) head, barbed, galvanized roofing nails or galva- nized common nails, 6.7.L1 Nails for attaching metal plaster bases to solid substrates shall be not less than % in. (19 mm) long. 6.7.2 Sctews for attaching metal plaster base shall be fabricated in accordance with either Specification C954 or € 1002 and shall have a Vis in. (11.1 mm) diameter pan wafer hhead and a 0.120 in. (3.0 mm) diameter shank, Serews used for attachment to metal framing members shall be self-drilling and selF-tapping. Screws used for attachment to wood framing members shall be sharp-pois 7. Installation 7.1 Workmanship—Metal furring and lathing. shall be erected so that the finished plaster surfaces are true 10 Tine (allowable tolerance of "4 in, [6.4 mm in 10 ft [3.05 m)), level, plumb, square, or curved as required to receive the specified plaster thickness. 7.2 Hangers and Inserts 7.2.1 Hangers shall be of ample length and shall conform 10 the requitements of Table 2 both as to size andl maximum ares to be supported, except as modified in this section. 7.2.2 When | by Vein. QS by 4.8-mm) flat inserts and bangers are used, “ein, (11.J-mm) diameter holes shall be provided on the center Tine at the lower end of the insert ancl upper end of the hanger to permit the attachment of the hanger to the iasert. The edge of the holes in both the inserts and the hhangers shall be not less than % in, (9.5 mm) from the en 7.2.3 Im concrete, hangers shall be attached to inserts embedded in the concrete or fo other attachment devices designed for this purpose and able to develop full strength of the hanger. 7.2.4 Flat, steel hangers shall be bolted to 1 by Yiein. 25 by 4.8mm) inserts with Yin. (9.5mm) diameter round-head stove bolts. (See Fig. 3.) 7.2.5 The nuts of the bolts shall be drawn up tight. Nov 3-Hangers required to withstand upward wind pressures shall be of ype 10 FeSisC compression. Sts oP formed channels shall be permined 7.3 Insiallation of Hangers for Suspended Ceilings Under Wood Constructions Hangers shall be attached to supports by any of the following methods: 7.3.1 A hole shall be drilled through the wood member not less than 3 in. (76 mm) above the bottom with the upper end of the wire banger passed through the hole and twisted three times around itself. See Fig. 4 7.3.2 Three 124 nails shall be driven, on a downward slant. into the sides of the wood member with not less than 1% in. (GLE mm) penetration and not less than 5 in, (127 mm) from FLAT HANGER MAIN RUNNER FIG. 3. Flat Hanger Attached to Main Runner Using Round-Head ‘Stove Bolt the bottom edges, and not more than 36 in, (914 mm) on the ‘center sith the upper end of the wire hanger wrapped around the nails and twisted theee times around itself. See Fig. 5 3 A loop shall be formed in the upper end of the wire hhanger and secured to the wood member by four 1'-in, 38.1-mm), not less than 9 gage, 0.1483-in. 3.77-mm) diam. ter wire staples dtiven horizontally or on a downward slant Into the sides of the wood members, three near the upper end ‘of the loop and the fourth to fasten the loose end. See Fig. 6. 73.4 Where supports for flooring are thicker than 1% in, (38.1 mm) and are spaced more than 4 ft(1.2-m) on center, 1 38.1-mm) No, 1/0 (0.3065 in.) (7.78 mm) eye screws, oF ‘equivalent, spaced not more than 3 {t (0.9 m) on centers shall be screwed into the flooring supports with the upper end of the wire hanger inserted through the eye screws and twisted three times around itself 7.33 Two holes shall be drilled in the upper end of the flat hhangers and nailed to the sides of the wood members with 2d nails driven through the holes and clinched. Nails shall be not less than 3 in. (76 mm) above the bottom edge of the framing member. See Fig. 7 7.4 Attachment of Hangers to Main Runners 74.1 Wire hangers shall be saddle-tied to the runners. See Fig. | 7.4.2 Smooth or threaded rod hangers shall be fastened to the runners with special attachments appropriate to the design. 7.43 The lower ends of flat hangers shall be bolted to the main runners, or bent tightly around the runners and carried up€ c 1063 3" min FIG. 4 Hanger Attached to Support Through a Drilled Hole and above the runners and bolt to the main part of the hanger. Bolts shall be 4-in. (9.5-mm) diameter, round-head stove bolts. See Fig. 3 7.8 Installation of Main Runners: 7.3.1 Minimum sizes and maximum spans and spacings of ‘main runners for the various spans between hangers or other supports shall be in accordance with the requirements of Table 2 75.2 A clearance of not less than 1 in. (25 men) shall be maintained between the ends of the main runners and the abutting masonry or the concrete walls, partitions, and col- uumns. Where special conditions require that main runners let into abutting masonry or concrete construction, within such constructions maintain a clearance of not less than 1 in. (25 sm) from the ends and not less than ¥4 in. (64 mm) from the {ops and sides of the runners. 7.5.3 A main runner shall be located within 6 in, (192 mm) of the paralleling walls o support the ends of the eross furring. ‘The ends of main runners shall be supported by hangers located ‘not more than 6 in, (152 mm) from the ends 754 Where main runners are spliced, the ends shall be overlapped not fess than 12 in. (30S mm) with flanges of channels interlocked and securely tied near each end of the splice with double loops of 0.0625 in. (1.59 mm) or double loops of twin strands of 0.0475-in, (J.21-mm) galvanized wire However. when the splice occurs at an expansion/contro joint, the channel shall be nested and loosely tied to hold togesher but Sill allow movernent. 7.3.5 Hanger wires shall hang straight down. If an obstacle 5"min FIG. 5 Hanger Attached to Support Using Nats prevents this, a trapeze type device shall be used 10 allow hanger wires to hang straight 7.6 Installation of Cross Furring: 7.6.1 Minimum size and maximum spans and spacings of various types of eross furring for various spans between main, runners and supports shall conform to the requirements of Table 2. 7.6.2 Cross furring shall be saddle-tied to main runners with 0.0625-in. 16 gage (1.59-mm) galvanized wire, or a double strand of 0.0475-in, [8 gage (I.2I-mm) galvanized wire or With special galvanized clips, or equivalent attachments, (See Fig. 2.) 7.63 Where cross furring members are spliced, the ends shall be overlapped not less than § in, (203 mm), with flanges of channels interlocked, and securely tied near each end of the splice with double loops of 0.0625-in, 16 gage (1.5 alvanized wire or (win strands of 0.0475-in. 18 gage (1.21- mm) galvanized wire 7.64 Cross furring shall not come into contact with sbutting masonfy or reinforced concrete walls or partitions except, ‘where special conditions require that cross furting be let into abutting masonry or concrete construction, the applicable provisions of 7.5.2 shall apply. 7.6.5. Main runners and cross running shall be intecrupted at control (expansion) joints. However, when the splice occurs at an expansionécontrol joint, the channel shall be nested and loosely tied to hold together but still allow movement 1.1 Metal Furring for Walls 7.7.1 Attachments for furring shall be concrete nails drivenih c 1063 5" min qc pe FIG. 6 Hangor Attached to Support Using Staples securely into concrete or into masonry joints, short pieces of Yein. (19.{-40m) channels used as anchors driven into masonry joints, or other devices specifically designed as spacer ele ‘ments, spaced horizontally not more than 2 ft (0.6 m) on centers. They shall be spaced vertically in accordance with horizontal stiffener spacing so that they project from the face of the wall in order forties to be made, 7.7.2 Horizontal stiffeners shall be not Jess than ¥%4 in, (19.5-mm) cold-rolled channels, spaced not to exceed 54 in, (1372 im) on centers vertically, with the lower and upper ehennels not more than 6 in. {152 mm) from the ends of vertical members and not less than % in, (6.4 mm) clear from the wall face, securely tied (o attachments with three loops of galvanized, soft-annealed wire, or equivalent devices, Ap- proved {urring is not prohibited from use in this application 7.73 Vertical members shall be not less than 4 in, (19.5- ‘mm) cold-rolled channels in accordance with the requirements of Table 3. Vertical members shail be saddle-tied to horizontal stiffencrs with three loops of 0,0475-in. (1.21-m) galvanized, soft-annealed wire. or equivalent devices, at each crossing, and securely anchored to the floor and ceiling constructions. Where furring is not in contact with the wal, channel braces shall be installed between horizontal stiffeners and the wall, spaced horizontally not more than 2 ft (600 mom) on centers, 7.7.4 Where dampproofing has been damaged during instal- lation of attachments, the dampproofing shall be repaired with the same material before proceeding with the instalation of the furring, 3? min FIG. 7 Flat Hanger Attached to Support Using Nails 7.8 Lapping of Metal Plaster Baser: 7.8.1 Side laps of metal plaster bases shall be secured to framing members. They shall be tied heween supports with 0.0475-in. (1.21-mm) wire at intervals not more than 9 in, (229) sam. 7.8.2 Metal tath shall be lapped in. 12,7 mm} at the sides, oF nest the edge ribs. Wire lath shall be lapped one mesh at the sides and the ends. Lap metal lath 1 in. (25 mm) at ends, Where end laps occur between the framing members, the ends of the sheets of all metal plaster bases shall be laced of wire tied with 0.0475-in, (.21-mm) galvanized, annealed steel 7.8.3 Where metal plaster base with backing is used, the vertical and horizontal lop joints shall be backing on backing and metal on metal 7.83.1 Backing shall be lapped not less than 2 in, (50 rom), (On walls, the backing shall be lapped so water will low to the exterior. Backing stall not be placed herween plaster base (lath) and flanges of accessories. Metal lath to metal flange Contact shall be required to ensure that flanges are mecha cally locked together. 7.9 Spacing of Attachments for Metal Plaster Bases Attachments for securing metal plaster bases to framing members shall be spaced not more than 7 in, (278 mtn) apart for diamond mesh and flat rib laths and at each rib for % in, {9.5-mom) rib lath 1.10 Application of Metal Plaster Bases: 7.10.1 General:4b c 1063, TABLE 2 Allowable Support or Hanger Wire Spacing fin. (mm) and Cold-Rolled Channet Main Runner Spans, ttn, rmm)'"* Nore—1 in, = 25.4 mm 1 1 ~ 0.093 m® a= 1p (OTOP) Momeer Siz.in, Member Wight Span ee ro TeeODD Wai) Cancon® " are) aim ize) OED) 72850) Aiowabie Wanger Wie ot Suppor Space, hin fe) E aa Binge seiam) 31 wa 28 AO) 29 (790) 25 7a wan sis) Porno = 1711800) 201270, 5.7 1000) 3207) 211 (oan 2 506 Shale ‘38 (1140) 50 60) 20 (040) 28 (610) 08) e750) 2oriore 52 (1570) 25240) 107737080) 2 Ea Shgle aati 3Stsow) a2 Garo) 21 000) 29 (900) 5) 330, 2ormore ‘So ite50) eat) 4220) 4022 31008170) ‘Unto Load = 1 pt (O2BT RPA Mamwer ae, Maer Wig ‘Sean eens SOT Aa) mr) fB000 kgm) Conon # - i ee: BT 8 wR TEER ve ae Sate 331690) 210,50) 27 70) 2-4 (710, 22 (660) ean sie) 2ormoe oursm — “3a (rraty 2107) 2 308 Site So(to7) = S184) 201880) 271990, os) 0759) 2omoe = eno(iero) atta © Som) © (1070) 2 ot Siglo Satria) 33 (000) Te) Pole 27 060) 635i oss) 2ormore 50U15e) 4511950) 400220) S91t140) 3.81070) ‘ioaatie Spare Neos "sare mata caress of cold-oted main runners shal be not es han 0.0598 a (.967 ma, 2 nid come ad shill at be grater Than Vn (319 T=). 5 Spans sae on sppet flange of main rupees rly Unease ‘ Mlmum detection ted to V350 oho span enh Stel yield stress, Fy, el bo notes than 9 000 ps (228 MPA} "Unto aa 1 st fry Set) shal be ubsd tor porta caret elasor collage wih laste heknessoe up te “ln. (22mm) and 16 peter bo uso fr clings _ wih laser ikasaas ever Vs in (22mm) and et mare Shan 2 fans rlers wo or mote conus, equal ane {Forme of Mere span corsam hes sare present he cartersn-cantar detnce btwn aacent ars ' Thoeo tables av detonod for doad nae. Speci endiione ouch ab exter inbatons nigh nd areas regu addana nial ‘Vinee pit eistance fe raqited for suspanded lings to rsa agave feces th aca eu of wor sal so 7.10.L.1 The specing of framing members for the type and weight of metal plaster base used shall conform to the requirements of Table 3. Metal plaster bases shall be attached to framing members at not more than 7 in. (178 mm) along Jraming members except for ¥-in. (9.5-mm) rib metal lath that sirall be attached at each rib, 7.10.12 Lath shall be applied with the long dimension at right angles to the supports, unless otherwise specified 7.10.13 Ends of adjoining plaster bases shall be staggeved. 7.10.1.4 Lath shall not be continuous through control joints but shall be stopped and tied at each side. 7.10.1. Where furred or suspended ceilings butt into or are penetrated by columns, walls, beams, or other elements, the ‘edges and ends of the ceiling Tath shall be terminated at the horizontal internal angles with a casing bead, control joint, oF similar device designed to keep the edges and ends of the ceiling lath and plaster free of the adjoining vertically oriented, oor penetrating elements, Comerite shall not be used at these locations. clearance of not less than ¥ in, (9.5 mm) shall be miaintained between the bead and all such elements 7.10.1.6 Where load bearing walls or partitions butt imo structural walls, columns, or floor or roof slabs, the sides or ends of the wall or partion lath shall be terminated at the intemal angles with a casing bead, expansion/control joint, or similar device designed to keep the sides and ends of the wall ‘of partition lath free of the adjoining elements. Comerite shall not be used at these internal angles. A clearance of not less than % in. (9.5 mim) shall be maintained from all abutting walls, ‘columns, or other vertical elements, 7.402 Attachments for Metal Plaster Bases to Wood Fram- ing Members: 7.10.2.1 Lath shall be attached to framing members with attachments spaced not more than 7 in, (178 min) on eenters along suppor, 7.10.2.2 Diamond-mesh expanded metal lath, Mat-rib ex- panded metal lath, and wire lath shall be aitached to horizontal wood framing members in, (38.L-min) roofing nails driven flush with the plaster base and attached to vertical wood framing members with 64 common nails, ot I-in, (25-mm) roofing nails driven to a penetration of not less than ¥% in, (19.1 mm), or I-in, (25-tnm) wire staples driven flush with the plaster base. Staples shall have crowns not less than ¥% in, (19.05 mm) and shall engage not less than three strands of lath and penetrate the wood framing members not less than 34 in, (19.05 mm). When metal lath is applied over sheathing, use fasteners that will penetrate the structural members not less than % in. (19 mom), 7.10.2.3 Expanded 4% in. (9.5 mm) rib fath shall be attached to horizontal and vertical wood framing members with rails oF staples to provide not less than 1%-in, (44.5-mm) penetration into horizontal wood framing members, and Yin, (19.1-mm) penetration into vertical wood framing members. 7.10.2.4 Common nails shail be bent over to engage not less than three strands of lath, or be bent over a rib when rib lath is installed. 7.10.2.5 Serews used to altach metal plaster base 10 bori- zontal and vertical wood framing members shall penetrate not less then % in, (15.9 mm) into the member when the lath is® c 1063 TABLE 3_ Types and Weights of Metal Plaster Bases and Corresponding Maximum Permissible Specing of Supports ‘oman Ponsa Span renam Weg ot 9 tSupori Career Cater) ‘Type of Mita Paster Base taal Pastor Bae, Wale Partie) a a) Wood Sade ‘Sala Sense Wand or al rung Paneons* __aeFueng———_Conette TS. Nerina weigh Diamard ash ese 1gco5 15208) 15.4052 72005 12,005) 34 08) te og? 15 1408) 154406)" 15(405, 16 (a08) Fat Re 27s le) 184305 181206) ‘3 aoe) 15 (805) 1 408) sang. 94482) 24,610) 194489) ora) 35.409) Fret Ro (age openeg) 18/095) 24,610) anisio) 2ecer0) seigo) 6 aos) wine aan 24.610) wa zee) zis) 24.630) soe 24,610) NA asi) 24061 Ba 630) sn saa0, 2a(o10) Na 2eei0) wor SeIae) Wilde eo? 1408, 1 (600) 18 408 1 08) wei) 36 48) iss 241610) 221630) 24610) 24/61) aet6r0) Wren We? 108 2s1610, ts aoe) e1406) weisos) aera) 14108) 2ateto, 18(doe) 15 (308) 24teio) 184408) Canaan Norinal Wain: ‘emera wash? 2siay 16405) 12005) 2009) 12 (908) 12208) ane, 1 205) 124208) 121305) 12 (305) 121508) ast) 18 (205) 18 (208) elaoe) seldos) 181808) Fate 250 161408) 320008) 12305) 21305) 2 05) sous) 18 (408) 15 (205) 184406) weiss) 3 saa) sin Re. S005) 18 (429) wa 164408) 16105) 1805) 5119) 24610) NA 13222) a0) 191082) 4020, Dee) wa 24,510) 241610281630) 7 Where placed i ued or seating, minimum ot Zn. (2 Rm) separoton sal bo povided bovean Aljting shoul Io Alow or FanaOT Net appeabe ‘Thase spceings ore bases on sheathed als. Where set-tsng iat i placed ovr sheathing o sold auraoe, the pense spacing of supports sal be ro oy man 2. (510mm). ® Metal plaster bases sal be ured ana rom verical supports or ol sufaces ast in. Set suring mate turing requreronts xcept tung of oxserced ‘rota lat sa egueed on Supposing a betng suse 34h 86 installed and shall engage not less than three strands of lath When installing rib lath, the screw shall pass through, but not deform, the rib. 7.10.3 Attachments for Metal Plaster Bases to Metal Fram- ing Members: 7.10.3.1 Except as described in 7.10.32, all metal plaster bases shall be securely attached to metal framing members ‘with 0.0475-in. 18 gage (1.21-mm) wire ties, clips or by other means of attuchment which afford carrying strength and resistance to corrosion equal to or superior (o that of the wire 7.10.3.2 Rib metal lath shall be attached to open-web steel joists by single ties of galvanized, annealed steel wire, not less thant 0.0475 in, (1.21 mm), with the ends of each tie vwisted together 1'4 times. 7.10.3.3 Serews used to attach metal plaster base 10 metal framing members shall project not less than ¥% ia, (9.5 mm) through the metal framing member when the lath is installed and shall engage not less than three strands of Fath. When installing rib lath, the serew shall pass through, but not deform, the rib 7.104 Attachments for Metal Plaster Bases to Concrete Joists —Rib metal lath shall be attached to concrete joists by oops of 0.0800-in, (2.03-mm) galvanized, annealed steel wire, with the ends of each loop twisted together. 7.10.5 Metal plaster bases shall be attached (0 masonry or concrete with power or powder actuated fasteners or a combi- nation of power or powder actuated fasteners and hardened concrete stub nails. One power or powder actuated fastener shall be located at each comer and one at the mid point of the long dimension adjacent to the edge of the metal plaster base sheet, The balance of the sheet shail be fastened with power or powder actuated fasteners or hardened concrete stub nails. The fasteners shall be installed in rows not more than 16 in. (406, mm) on eenter and spaced vertically along each row not more 7 in, (178 mom) on center. All fasteners shall be cortosion resistant and shall be not less than 2% in. (19 mm) long, with hheads not less than 74 in, (9.5 mm) wide, TLL Application of Accessories: 7.11.1 General—Ail metal accessories shall be installed in such a manner than flanges and clips provided for their attachment are completely embedded in the plaster. TALE Accessories shall be attached to substrate in such a manner as to ensure proper alignment during application of plaster, Flanges of accessories shall be secured to the face of the plaster base at not more than 7 in. (178 mim) intervals along. supports. 7.11.2 Comer Beads—Comer beads shall be installed 10 protect all external comers and to establish grounds, 7412.1 External Comer Reinforcement—Extemal comer reinforcement shall be installed to reinforce all external corners where comer bead is not used. Where no external comer reinforcement or corner bead is used, lath shall be furved out and carried around corners not less than one support on frame construction, 7.41.3 Casing Beads—Nonload-bearing members shall be isolated from load-bearing members, and all penetrating ele- ments, with casing beads or other suitable means, 1 avoid transfer of structural loads, and to separate from dissimilar materials. FAL Coro! Joins-General—Control joints shall be formed by using a single prefabricated member or fabricated.c 1063 by installing casing beads back to back with a flexible barrier ‘membrane behind the casing beads. The separation spacing shall be not less than Y%& in. (3.2 mm) or as required by the anticipated thermal exposure range and shall be in conform- ance With 7.10.14. 7.11.41 Canirol Joints—Control (expansion and contrac- tion) joints shall be installed in walls to delineate steas not more than 144 fi (13.4 m*) and to delineate areas not more than 100 £2 (9.30 m*) for all horizontal applications, that is, ceilings, curves, or angle type structures 7.41.42 The distance between control joints shall not ex- ceed 18 ft (5.5 m) in either direction or a Tength-to-width ratio of 22 t0 1. A control joint shall be installed where the ceiling framing or furring changes direction, 7.11.43 A control joint shall be installed where an expan- sion joint occurs in the base exterior wall, TAALA4 Wall or partition height door frames. shall be considered as control joints TALS Foundation Weep Screed—Foundation weep serced shall be installed at the bottom of all steel or wood framed exterior walls to receive lath and plaster. Place the bottom edge of the foundation weep screed not less than I in, (25 mm) below the joint formed by the foundation and framing. The nose of the sereed shall be placed not less than 4 in. (102 mm) above raw earth or 2 in, (S} mm) above paved surfaces. The weather resistive barrier and lath shall entirely cover the vertical attachment flange and terminate at the top edge of the nose or ground flange, 8. 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