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Attachment 4 - Site Investigation and Slab Report
Compressible material at end of lintel to allow
movement (width to match articulation joint)
Articulation joint
Articulation joint
Slip joint above and below
steel lintel (eg, two layers Steel lintel with
Slip joint below steel lintel of DPC) Provide sealant vertical leg
(eg, two layers of DPC) along front of lintel in cavity
Steel lintel with
vertical leg
in cavity Window/door frame
Window/door frame Articulation joint
Figure 12 Alternative if articulation joint can not be
Articulation joint offset to end of steel lintel
Figure 10 Articulation joint offset to end of
steel (or other) lintel over opening (this detail is
recommended where possible to ensure arching
Expansion material Slip joint (eg, two layers of DPC
of masonry over opening) at end of steel lintel or compressible material used
(width to match in articulation joint)
articulation joint)
Articulation joint
Slip joint (eg, two layers of
DPC or compressible material
used in articulation joint)
Articulation joint
Window frame
Window sill
Slip joint below steel lintel
(eg, two layers of DPC)
Steel lintel with
vertical leg
in cavity
Window/door frame
Articulation joint
Figure 13 Alternative if articulation joint can not
be offset to end of steel lintel (similar detail is
Articulation joint appropriate for prestressed concrete or clay lintels)
Figure 11 Articulation joint offset at window sill
Page 10 Articulated Walling
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