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    Bison Hollowcore Floors Bearing Details

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    This document provides details on bearing configurations for hollow core floors. It describes several bearing options including: - Bearing on shelf angles where the projection of the angle beyond the flange is a minimum of 50mm and 25mm clearance is required below the unit. - Bearing on masonry with a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm and a minimum wall thickness of 190mm. - Narrow wall bearing with structural concrete infill and a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm with a minimum wall thickness of 140mm. - It also notes that the recommendations for hollow core floor bearings are described in BS 8110:1997 and generally recommend a nominal bearing of

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    This document provides details on bearing configurations for hollow core floors. It describes several bearing options including: - Bearing on shelf angles where the projection of the angle beyond the flange is a minimum of 50mm and 25mm clearance is required below the unit. - Bearing on masonry with a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm and a minimum wall thickness of 190mm. - Narrow wall bearing with structural concrete infill and a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm with a minimum wall thickness of 140mm. - It also notes that the recommendations for hollow core floor bearings are described in BS 8110:1997 and generally recommend a nominal bearing of

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    This document provides details on bearing configurations for hollow core floors. It describes several bearing options including: - Bearing on shelf angles where the projection of the angle beyond the flange is a minimum of 50mm and 25mm clearance is required below the unit. - Bearing on masonry with a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm and a minimum wall thickness of 190mm. - Narrow wall bearing with structural concrete infill and a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm with a minimum wall thickness of 140mm. - It also notes that the recommendations for hollow core floor bearings are described in BS 8110:1997 and generally recommend a nominal bearing of

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    Bison Hollowcore Floors Bearing Details

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    Ahmad
    This document provides details on bearing configurations for hollow core floors. It describes several bearing options including: - Bearing on shelf angles where the projection of the angle beyond the flange is a minimum of 50mm and 25mm clearance is required below the unit. - Bearing on masonry with a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm and a minimum wall thickness of 190mm. - Narrow wall bearing with structural concrete infill and a nominal bearing of thickness divided by 2 minus 10mm with a minimum wall thickness of 140mm. - It also notes that the recommendations for hollow core floor bearings are described in BS 8110:1997 and generally recommend a nominal bearing of

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    COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

    HOLLOW CORE FLOORS


    BEARING DETAILS

    BEARING ON SHELF ANGLES

    Finishes Structural concrete infill

    Nominal bearing 75 Projection of angle


    Minimum bearing 50 beyond extremity of
    flange 50 mm.
    Greater where U.C.
    sections are used.
    Refer to Bison for
    assistance.

    25 mm
    clearance

    25 mm clearance is required to allow unit to be dropped


    into position past the flange of the supporting U.B.

    FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.bison.co.uk


    SECTION 01
    HOLLOW CORE FLOORS
    BEARING DETAILS

    BEARING ON MASONRY

    Finishes

    Nominal bearing
    t / 2 - 10 mm

    Wall thickness
    t
    t 190

    SIDE BEARING

    Where required by Building Regulations for


    sound insulation.

    Finishes

    Continuous wet mortar by


    builder to take up camber

    FOR FURTHER HELP AND INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: 01283 817500


    COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

    HOLLOW CORE FLOORS


    BEARING DETAILS

    NARROW WALL BEARING

    Finishes Structural concrete infill

    Structural concrete infill

    Nominal bearing Tie reinforcement at


    t / 2 - 10 mm 400 c/c in joints and
    (Min. 65 mm)
    troughs provided in
    Wall thickness 1200 wide units
    t < 190 t
    (Min. 140 mm)

    (NB. In order to satisfy the tolerances in this situation, this


    detail is only recommended where a full bearing is available
    at the other end of the slab)

    NARROW BEARING ON STEELWORK

    Structural concrete infill

    Finishes Structural concrete infill

    Nominal bearing Tie reinforcement at


    t / 2 - 10 mm 400 c/c in joints and
    troughs provided in
    1200 wide units
    Wall thickness
    t 150
    t
    (Min. 140 mm)

    FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.bison.co.uk


    SECTION 01
    HOLLOW CORE FLOORS
    BEARING DETAILS

    END SLOTS IN UNITS


    Slots may be provided in slab ends for the purpose of tying into
    the structure for nominal continuity.
    Finishes Structural concrete infill

    TRIMMING OPENINGS

    M.S.Trimmer. Fire protection, where necessary by


    General Contractor.

    Finishes

    The recommendations for bearings of precast units are set out in Clause 5.2.3 of B.S. 8110:1997. These vary according to the type of floor
    construction and the type of support material and building tolerances. In general nominal bearings of 100 mm on masonry or 75 mm on
    steelwork are recommended but may be reduced dependent upon circumstances and subject to the above clause.

    FOR FURTHER HELP AND INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: 01283 817500

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