Commonwealth of Massachusetts State Building Code 2nd Ed. (1977)
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836.3 INTERSECTION WALLS AND PARTITIONS: Masonry walls and parti- tions shall be securely anchored or bonded at points where they in- tersect by one (1) of the following methods: a) walls may be bonded by laying at least fifty (50) percent of the units at the intersection in true masonry bond with alter- nate units having a bearing of not less than three (3) inches upon the unit below, or they may be anchored with not less than three-sixteenths (3/16) inch corrosion-resistant metal wire ties or... joint reinforcement at vertical intervals not to exceed two (2) feet, or by other equivalent approved anchorage.
b) where walls are carried up separately the intersection shall be toothed or blocked with eight (8) inch maximum offsets and shall be provided with approved metal anchors at vertical in- tervals of not more than four (4) feet or, when approved, blocking may be eliminated and rigid steel anchors shall be provided, spaced not more than two (2) feet apart vertically.
c) interior nonloadbearing walls may be bonded or anchored as re- quired by 1 or 2 above or they may be anchored at their inter- section, at vertical intervals of not more than two (2) feet, with at least twenty-two (22) gage corrosion-resistant corru- gated metal ties seven-eights (7/8) inch in width, or other equivalent approved method of anchorage .
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836.3 INTERSECTION WALLS AND PARTITIONS: Masonry walls and parti- tions shall be securely anchored or bonded at points where they in- tersect by one (1) of the following methods: a) walls may be bonded by laying at least fifty (50) percent of the units at the intersection in true masonry bond with alter- nate units having a bearing of not less than three (3) inches upon the unit below, or they may be anchored with not less than three-sixteenths (3/16) inch corrosion-resistant metal wire ties or... joint reinforcement at vertical intervals not to exceed two (2) feet, or by other equivalent approved anchorage.
b) where walls are carried up separately the intersection shall be toothed or blocked with eight (8) inch maximum offsets and shall be provided with approved metal anchors at vertical in- tervals of not more than four (4) feet or, when approved, blocking may be eliminated and rigid steel anchors shall be provided, spaced not more than two (2) feet apart vertically.
c) interior nonloadbearing walls may be bonded or anchored as re- quired by 1 or 2 above or they may be anchored at their inter- section, at vertical intervals of not more than two (2) feet, with at least twenty-two (22) gage corrosion-resistant corru- gated metal ties seven-eights (7/8) inch in width, or other equivalent approved method of anchorage .
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