What is a "Z-bracket" and how do I use it to secure shaft duct to the concrete deck?
A Z-Bracket is a heavy steel plate accent bracket bent in two opposite 90 ∘ directions resembling a "Z".
['A Z-Bracket is a heavy steel plate accent bracket bent in two opposite 90 ∘ directions resembling a "Z".', 'One flat leg of the Z is anchored directly into the vertical concrete core wall or deck slab using heavy wedge anchors, while the opposing offset leg is screwed or welded flat to the exterior corners of the duct casing to lock it in place inside tight shaft lines.']
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A Z-Bracket is a heavy steel plate accent bracket bent in two opposite 90 ∘ directions resembling a "Z".
One flat leg of the Z is anchored directly into the vertical concrete core wall or deck slab using heavy wedge anchors, while the opposing offset leg is screwed or welded flat to the...
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what is a "z-bracket" and how do i use it to secure shaft duct to the concrete deck?