Design & Installation Guide - CSR Hebel

Hebel PowerBlock Design and Installation GuideDesign & Installation GuideHebel PowerBlock Design and Installation Guide2It is the responsibility of the architectural designer and engineering parties to ensure that the details in the Hebel PowerBlock Design and Installation Guide are appropriate for the intended application. The recommendations of this Guide are formulated along the lines of good building practice, but are not intended to be an exhaustive statement of all relevant data. Hebel accepts no responsibility for or in connection with the quality of the recommendations or their suitability for any purpose when Introduction Benefits Energy Efficiency Fire Acoustic Design Approach Structure 8 Slabs and Strip Footings 8 Hebel PowerBlock Walls 11 Floor Panel Systems 14 Decks, Verandahs and Pergolas System Components Construction Notes Tools & Equipment for Construction Fixings for use with Hebel PowerBlock Handling Delivery & Storage Construction Details (Typical) 26 Base of Wall 26 Top of Wall 29 Wall Junctions 31 Control Joints 32

Hebel® PowerBlock™ Design and Installation Guide 6 6.0 Design Approach There are 2 methods of construction – typical and tie-down. Typical is the most common method of building whilst the tie-down method is required for cyclonic or high wind areas (as determined by an engineer). This guide provides information for both building methods.

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