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use Provides
reliable DPC system for general-purpose applications including changes of
level, diaphragm walls, porch and garage roof intersections, building off
the solid, junctions with bay windows etc.
introduction The Type G
cavitray is designed for general-purpose horizontal applications. It is
supplied in preformed lengths and preformed angles, all of which have end
upstands. Long runs of tray are easily created as adjoining section ends
unite and secure together within the perp joint. Thus a positive union is
established. The Type G cavitray is available in three styles.
All the Type G versions feature an adjustable
upstand (shown above) within the cavity, which accommodates cavity widths
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type G
cavitray 1 The Type G cavitray is available in standard
lengths and special lengths to suit the project in question. Cavitrays
eliminate all waste and ensure perfect stock control. 2 The end upstand or every cavitray
incorporates a caisson locking and sealing moulding. This permits
adjoining tray lengths to be positively and immediately locked together.
Gluing and sticking by site operatives is eliminated. Standards are no
longer dependent on the man on site who might not be trained or able to
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3 Preformed angles ensure correct
attention around corners, piers and projections. 4 Each type G general purpose cavitray
incorporates a durable cavity upstand which is rigid and self-supporting
yet fully adjustable. The upstand may be adjusted to suit various cavity
sizes from 50mm to 140mm. The upstand does not require building-in to the
inside skin. Thus the inside skin may be concrete, blockwork, brickwork,
or timber frame as the Type G upstand ensures compatibility. The problems
associated with methods which rely on support by building-in to the inside
skin are eliminated. 5 The integral
stopends of each unit ensure compliance with the latest recommendations
regarding collection and dispersal of collected water. Type G cavitrays
are compatible with our weepvents which may be incorporated within the
external skin.
sizes Standard profile suits most brickwork sizes
incorporating cavities from 50mm in width up to 140mm in width. Standard
tray length is 900mm to suit brickwork bonding. Standard profile as
illustrated. Internal and external angles are manufactured to stated sizes
unless otherwise scheduled.
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When required with a lead flashing attached to the tray, please
specify the amount of lead to be left projecting and the lead weight
(example: 150mm of code 4 lead left projecting).
When supplied with an attached lead flashing,
allowance is automatically made for flashings to overlap adjoining
flashings. Special angles, corners etc., to accommodate piers and columns
are available.
non-standard Type G
cavitrays can be supplied in different/bespoke lengths to suit infill
applications and specific requirements. Trays are simply manufactured to
accommodate whatever masonry runs and sizes you are using. Likewise
non-standard applications can be accommodated.
material Upgraded type 10A solid damp-course. Lead flashing to
BSEN 12588, 1999. Alternative materials available.
colour Black. Lead flashing, natural.
installation/site
work Type G cavitrays should be
bedded in mortar, and masonry bedded onto trays. Do not dry
bed. Ensure weep/vents are incorporated within the external skin at ray
level. |
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designers' comments
The Type G
cavitray emerging panolplied lip provides protection to
the bedding course - a feature which cannot be achieved with
conventional felts and polymers. Trays satisfy the
requirements of BS5628, BS8215 and NHBS requirements.
Each Type G cavitray is a closed-circuit
unit, with stand-alone collection and discharge
behaviour. Weep/vents permit cavity water evacuation and cavity
ventilation. Because the cavity upstand is hinged and of a
tensioned nature, it accommodates the as-built cavity status
rather than the as-intended, whilst maintaining a clear cavity
compartment area.
The Type G may also be used within
diaphragm walls. The widened cavity and structurally
connecting brickwork cross-ribs of the diaphragm wall accept
the cavitray which limits the possible water "pooling" to an
area just within the cavity void. DPCs is a diaphragm wall
must not travel across to the inside skin. Tray upstands are
built through connecting cross-ribs.
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