Wall Thickness Change
From time to time you may be required to change wall thicknesses, at a corner or on a straight wall. This can be accomplished by using combination size ties or forms. The following graphics demonstrate different ways to achieve these changes.
2” – Straight Wall
This wall thickness change is achieved by using a 6”-8” tie. For thicker walls, use the appropriate tie needed (i.e. 8”-10”, 10”-12”).
Flathead pin required for this application.
ISC 4"x4" with Wall Thickness Change Option
This wall thickness change is achieved by using a 4”x4” wall thickness change form.
Face sheet holes allows inside corners to be pinned to wall panels and reduce wall thickness by 2”.
4" - Straight Wall
This wall thickness change is achieved by using a 6”-10” tie. For thicker walls, use the appropriate tie needed (i.e. 8”-12”, 10”-14”). Flathead pin required for this application.
Versatile 90° angle clip can be a substitute for full length outside corner angle to create an outside corner using fillers.
This wall thickness change is achieved by using a 4”x4” inside corner and 90° clips to change the wall thickness by 4”.
6" - Straight Wall
This wall thickness change is achieved by using a 4”x4” inside corner and 2”x2” outside “W”, to reduce wall thickness by 6”.
This application may also be accomplished using ties for the desired size. (For example this application would use a 6”-12” combination tie.)
2" - Corner
This illustration shows a 2” “W” being used with different size fillers to reduce wall thickness at the corner by 2”. You could achieve a 4” wall thickness change, by changing the 10” filler to a 8” filler.
This graphic shows a 4”x6” inside corner to achieve a 2” wall thickness at the corner.
