CMF Non-Continuous Rail (106)
Not version-specific
Tekla Structures
Environment
Not environment-specific
The CMF Non-Continuous Rail system joint is normally used when the specified column face to cladding distance is less than that possible for the standard purlin/rail joint. The joint can handle flush or recessed sheeting lines. A non-standard cleat, is bolted to the column, and bolted to the rail along the standard gauge lines.
Before and after
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Notes
- Any modification of the selected parts will cause this joint to be updated
- Primary member can be an I section or hot rolled channel
- Secondary member must be perpendicular to the primary member and have the same orientation
- The rail can be ‘toes up’ or inverted
Selection order example
- Primary member
- Rail
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See also
CMF cold rolled - Important informationCMF Non-Continuous Rail (106) - Parts tab
CMF Non-Continuous Rail (106) - Parameters tab
CMF Non-Continuous Rail (106) - Bolts tab