GHAS System

Structural post made of 2 mm galvanized steel sheet, to be placed between floor-slabs to increase the masonry wall rigidity. It consists of three parts, two ends and a central part formed by a folded sheet where the GEOANC omegas that connect the masonry wall to the post are inserted. This joint permits a differential movement between the masonry wall and the structure. The telescopic design of these posts permits their placement without the need for welding, as well as the absorption of any slab irregularity.

Specification

Structural post that ensures the stability of masonry wall sections (made) of coated bricks, facebricks, lighweight clay blocks, hollow concrete blocks and concrete bricks. It is essential for the execution of any masonry wall made with GHAS SYSTEM.

Technical specification

Unique ref.GHAS-system
Product familyGHAS System
Product groupGHAS System
TypeAssembly (multiple objects)
Date of publishing2017-05-08
Edition number1

Links

Product urlhttp://www.geohidrol.com/?products=sistema-ghas

Material mainStainless steel
Designed inSpain
Manufactured inSpain

Classification

BIMobject CategoryBuilding Materials - Bricks & Blocks
IFC classificationWall
Uniclass 2015 CodeSs_25_13_50_50
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionMasonry wall external leaf systems
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code04 05 19
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleMasonry Anchorage and Reinforcing
OmniClass Number23-13 21 21
OmniClass TitleMasonry Anchorage and Reinforcement
CSI UniFormat II CodeB2010
CSI UniFormat II TitleExterior Walls

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