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Bond Beam Block — Technical Drawing · 1 / 1
Universal Hardscapes technical drawing. Dimensions shown are actual outer dimensions.
Concrete · Universal Hardscapes
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Product story
Manufactured by Universal in Tampa, the 8-inch Bond Beam Block is shaped to accommodate horizontal reinforcement with rebar and grout. Review its actual dimensions in the product drawing. Its purpose is different from a standard full-length block, so identify it separately in the masonry order.
Coordinate bond-beam locations and reinforcement with the project drawings before confirming quantities. The product description does not replace the engineered wall specification or establish a load rating. For the remaining units in the wall, compare masonry block shapes and ask Universal for product-specific documentation and current supply details.
Product selection, together
Universal manufactures regular and specialty concrete masonry units in Tampa, Florida. Compare shapes and published dimensions to build a clear material schedule for the project.
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The details behind the design
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