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Bracing Supplement Document - GIB
https://www.gib.co.nz/assets/Uploads/LiteratureFile/GIB-Bracing-Supplement-Dec-2016.pdf
GIB EzyBrace® Systems | GIB®
https://www.gib.co.nz/systems/gib-ezybrace-systems/
New GIB ® Bracing element - GS2- NOM. Update to openings in bracing elements and ceilings diaphragms. GIB EzyBrace® Systems 2016 specification materials: Download the GIB EzyBrace® System 2016 specification literature above and …
Gib Bracing Systems [14309qomp24j]
https://idoc.pub/documents/gib-bracing-systems-14309qomp24j
When a GIB® bracing element has been designated for a section of wall, BU ratings can not be increased by incorporating additional proprietary bracing elements within that same section of wall. Wall Heights other than 2.4m The published Bracing Unit ratings are based on a 2.4 metre height. For other heights, the ratings must be multiplied by a ...
GS1-N | GIB®
https://www.gib.co.nz/systems/gib-ezybrace-systems/gs1-n/
Structural Bracing Systems - Timber. Lining: Any 10mm or 13mm GIB® Standard plasterboard on side Overview. Contact us; About GIB® ...
EzyBrace Systems - GIB
https://www.gib.co.nz/assets/Uploads/LiteratureFile/System-Brochures/EzyBrace/GIB-EzyBrace-Systems-2016-August.pdf
NEW GIB®BRACING ELEMENT GS2-NOM —Allows internal walls lined with GIB®plasterboard on both sides and fastened off as per the standard fixing requirements of the current GIB®Site Guide to contribute to bracing resistance. — Potentially reduces the amount of fasteners1 — Encourages more even bracing distribution throughout the building.
BL1-H | GIB®
https://www.gib.co.nz/systems/gib-ezybrace-systems/bl1-h/
Structural Bracing Systems - Timber. Lining: 10mm or 13mm GIB Braceline® to one side only Overview. Contact us;
GIB HandiBrac® Screw Bolt Embedment | GIB®
https://www.gib.co.nz/gib-news/articles/gib-handibrac-screw-bolt-embedment/
GIB® bracing elements requiring special hold-down fixings at panel ends are identified with an ‘H’, i.e. GSP-H, BL1-H, BLG-H and BLP-H. When load is applied to the top of high-performance elements, the end studs need to be anchored to stop the panel from ‘tipping’.
5.0 GIB PERFORMANCE SYSTEMS
https://www.gib.co.nz/assets/Uploads/GIB-Site-Guide-2018-Performance.pdf
10mm or 13mm GIB Braceline®to one side of the wall 2. Any 10mm or 13mm GIB®plasterboard to the other side. Both sides fixed as bracing elements 3. Corner fastening pattern applies (see p. 65) 4. ®32 x 6g GIB Grabber®screws or GIB®Grabber Dual …
EzyBrace For Light Steel Frame Systems - GIB
https://www.gib.co.nz/assets/Uploads/LiteratureFile/GIB-Ezybrace-Steel-Frame-Systems-March-2017.pdf
— Easily add or delete bracing lines. — ®Easily alter GIB Bracing elements mid plan or include custom bracing elements. — Exterior line check function. — Improved opening, printing and saving functions – now select from up to 10 of your most recently saved plans. In built help function — Handy in built help function providing the ...
Bracing - BRANZ Build
https://www.buildmagazine.org.nz/assets/import-content/20140521/Build%20141%20Bracing%20Supplement.pdf
in the storey below must run continuously from the storey below to the underside of the upper levels. bracing elements at right angles to ridge and wind direction Wind direction across ridge L where roof pitch is greater than 25° L where roof pitch is less than 25° Figure 3Bracing for wind across the ridge.
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