There are two basic parts: the embedded anchor device and the external fastener which is removed after use.īATTER WALL Wall with one or both faces slanting from the vertical, usually creating a wall thicker at its base than at its top.īEAM FORM The entire formwork to form the bottom and both sides of a beam.īEAM POCKET Opening left in a vertical member in which a beam is to rest also an opening in a column or girder form where forms for intersecting beams will be framed.īEAM SIDE Vertical side panels or parts of a beam form.īOX-OUT An opening or pocket formed in concrete positioning a box-like form within the wall forms.īRACE Any external structural member used to resist horizontal forces exerted on the forms such as wind loads.īRACKET Projecting member from a structure to support weight beyond its face.īREAK-BACK The distance from the face of concrete to the end of the remaining embedded portion of a tie (snapped off wire-tie, or the face of concrete clearance of a three-piece tie inner unit) (also referred to as Cut-Back).īRICK LEDGE Ledge on wall or footing to support a course of masonry. ANCHOR BRACKET A projecting member designed in combination with a specified anchor to attach to a previous concrete pour so as to support the dead weight of the subsequent formwork and live loads specified.ĪNCHORS Devices used to secure formwork, braces or accessories to previously placed concrete, either embedded during placement or set in holes drilled in hardened concrete.

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