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PRODUCT MANUAL<br />
Typical Hollow Core Precast Floor Slab Connection<br />
VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT<br />
AT REQUIRED SPACING<br />
EXTERIOR FINISH AS SPECIFIED<br />
REINFORCED CONCRETE CORE<br />
PARGING MIN. PER CODE<br />
WATERPROOFING AND DRAINAGE<br />
BOARD AS SPECIFED<br />
FREE DRAINING BACKFILL<br />
AS SPECIFIED<br />
QUAD-LOCK TIE<br />
QUAD-LOCK PANEL<br />
SLOPE<br />
Figure 84: Typical Hollow Core Precast Floor Slab Connection<br />
FRAMING CONNECTIONS<br />
INTERIOR FINISH AS SPECIFIED<br />
FLOOR IS INSTALLED PRIOR TO INSTALLING<br />
NEXT STORY OF WALL<br />
HOLLOW CORE PRECAST PANEL SYSTEM<br />
SLAB TOPPING AS SPECIFIED<br />
HOLLOW CORE PANEL REINF.<br />
AS SPECIFIED<br />
ALLOW CONCRETE TO INFIL THE CORE<br />
BY BREKING OUT TOP OF HOLOW CORE<br />
SKIN AT EVERY DOWEL LOCATION<br />
MIN. BEARING & BEARING PAD<br />
AS SPECIFIED<br />
HORIZONTAL REINFORCEMENT<br />
PLACED ALTERNATELY AT<br />
REQUIRED SPACING<br />
When <strong>Quad</strong>-<strong>Lock</strong> walls are used as a basement or foundation only, with conventional framing above, many design<br />
options are available depending on requirements.<br />
<strong>Quad</strong>-<strong>Lock</strong> may be used in conjunction with all conventional building methods. Ledgers, joists, trusses and rafters of<br />
wood or steel may be attached to the <strong>Quad</strong>-<strong>Lock</strong> walls. <strong>Quad</strong>-<strong>Lock</strong> recommends having an Engineer review specific<br />
applications.<br />
July 2009 Chapter 2 – Design & Construction Details Page 81
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