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JORDAHL
Brickwork Support Systems
Deutsche Kahneisen
Gesellschaft mbH
Deutsche Kahneisen Gesellschaft mbH
JORDAHL Faade Connection

System
Creative design with masonry or faced brickwork
demands perfect solutions for all of the details.
A secure and variable supporting system is needed
for faced brickwork:
For creative faade design, even on tall buildings
To provide a durable system which offers protection against noise, dirt and the effects of weather
With cost-effective solutions for the full range of
different supporting scenarios
Supplemented with competent technical consulting
The Solution
Deutsche Kahneisen Gesellschaft mbH supplies
perfect solutions with the JORDAHL product
range of:
JORDAHL brickwork support brackets
Suspension Loop
Cavity wall tie
Brick tie channels
Brick ties
Scaffold anchor
Accessories
Advantages
JORDAHL brickwork support brackets are:
Vertically adjustable for effortless compensation
of building tolerances
Permanently corrosion-free, as they are made
of stainless steel (approval no. Z-30.3-6 and
Z-30.3-21)
Available in different versions for different
supporting scenarios, such as normal wall areas,
corner areas, pillar areas or lintel areas
Approval and Structural Design Calculations
The bracket head of the JORDAHL brickwork support brackets has been approved by the Deutschen
Institut fr Bautechnik (German Institute for Civil
Engineering) (approval no. Z-21.8-1868). The type
approval no. TP 08/004 represents proof of the
load-bearing capacity of the JORDAHL brickwork
support brackets. The conditions of the semi-probabilistic safety concept of DIN 1053-100:2004-08,
DIN 1045-1:2001-07 and DIN 18800:1990-11 are
taken into account.
JORDAHL brickwork support brackets are fastened
cost-effectively to JORDAHL anchor channels. This
ensures trouble-free installation and easy compensation of building tolerances. Deutsche Kahneisen
Gesellschaft also supplies short anchor channel
sections and corner pieces. It is also possible to
attach the brickwork support brackets with dowels
provided the applicable dowel approvals are taken
into account.
Service
Object-related consultancy
Cost-effective and cost-aware planning
High-performance software with an intuitive
user interface
Preparation of static proofs
Development of special solutions
Table of Contents
Introduction
45
Attic Brick Anchors JAV
32
Application Examples
67
Wind Posts JWP
33
Faade Design and Layout of Joints
89
Brick Tie Channels
34
Brick Ties
35
Basis Calculation Principles
10 11
Corrosion Resistance
12
Cavity Wall Tie LSA
36 37
Handling Stainless Steel
13
Scaffold Anchor JGA+ Q / Z
38 39
Single Bracket JVA+ N / NA / NU
14 15
Attachment of Brickwork Support Brackets
40
Angled Bracket JW
16 17
Overview of Suitable Fixing Materials
41
41
Single Bracket JVA+ P / PAR
18
Dowels
Single Bracket JVA+ E / EA
19
JORDAHL Anchor Channels
Angled Bracket JVA+ F / FAR
20
Service
44
Above Openings
21
Fax Request Form
45
Outside Corners
21
Notes
46
Angled Bracket Designs
22
Subject Index
47
Accessories: Suspension Loop JRH
23
Single Bracket JVA+ NFT / NAFT
24
Accessories: Suspension Systems
25
Individually Tailored Brackets
26 27
Angled Brackets L-F+
28
Angled Brackets L-DF+, L-DN+
29
Grout-in Bracket JMK- N / E / P, JMK+ N
42 43
30 31

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of our ongoing product and application development.
JORDAHL
Nobelstrae 51
12057 Berlin
JORDAHL Faade Connection Systems
Introduction
Masonry faades offer creative design opportunities
to create unique architecture. At the same time, they
also protect buildings against the effects of weather
like cold, snow, rain or heat, as well as against
noise and dirt. Brickwork can be attached durably
and cost-effectively with JORDAHL brickwork support brackets. These brackets absorb the loads of
the facing masonry and transfer them via correctly
positioned anchor channels or dowels to the loadbearing inner wall, which forms a two-shell outer
wall with an insulation gap and an air space.
Proven Load-Bearing Capacity
Approval and Type Approval
The bracket head of the JORDAHL brickwork support brackets has been approved by the Deutschen
Institut fr Bautechnik (German Institute for Civil
Engineering, DIBt) (approval no. Z-21.8-1868). In
the type approval no. TP 08 / 004, which is also from
the DIBt, the load-bearing capacity of the JORDAHL
brickwork support brackets is certified up to a shell
spacing of 24 cm.
Adjustability
For perfect alignment, the brickwork support
brackets can be vertically adjusted by 30 mm via
the teeth provided in the bracket head and wedge
adjuster. The anchor channel allows horizontal
adjustment. Together, these adjustment options
mean that small construction tolerances can be
perfectly compensated for.
Wedge Adjuster
Clamping washer
JORDAHL
bolt with
nut or dowel
Installation dimension x
Cast-in
JORDAHL anchor
channel made of
stainless steel / dowel
attachment
Web plate
Thrust plate
Support plate
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Fastening
The brickwork support brackets are fastened to
JORDAHL anchor channels made of stainless steel
which are cast into concrete components with a
quality of C 20/25 or higher. Alternatively, they can
also be fastened using approved dowels.
Extensive Range of Products
JORDAHL brickwork support brackets are available
in different lengths and sizes we can also supply
made-to-measure brackets on request. Numerous
accessories complete the product range.
Cantilevered Length
Standard cantilevered lengths of 150 330 mm are
available. Other cantilevered lengths are available
on request.
Material
JORDAHL brickwork support brackets and accessories are made of stainless steel W1.4401, W1.4571,
W1.4404, W1.4362 or W1.4462 (corrosion resistance class III). They are permanently corrosion-free
and highly durable. For more information refer to
pages 12 13.
Service
We offer a complete consulting service: we assist in
dimensioning, static calculations and the choice of
suitable brackets and anchor channels.
DIN 1053-1, November 1996, Brickwork, contains the following relevant passages relating
to the design, dimensioning and support for
twoshell external walls:
8.4.3 Two-shell external walls
8.4.3.1 Design types and general regulations for
building Depending on the structure of the wall,
a distinction is made between two-shell external
walls
with an air space
with an air space and thermal insulation
with core insulation
with a layer of plaster
If a non load-bearing external shell (facing shell
or plastered facing shell) is positioned in front of
load-bearing inner shell (back-up shell) then the
following must be taken into account:
a) When calculating dimensions, only the
thickness of the inner shell should be counted
towards the wall thickness. For the minimum
thickness of the inner shell refer to section
8.1.2.1. Section 6.1 must be followed when
applying the simplified method.
b) The minimum thickness of the outer shell is
90mm. Outer shells which are thinner than
this are classed as facing, the building of
which is governed by DIN 18 515. The outer
shell should be evenly supported along its
entire length and across its full surface area.
If the support is interrupted (e.g. on brackets)
then all bricks must be supported on both
sides in the support plane.
20 m
above ground
12 m
--
--------
---------
--
--------
8.4.3.2 Two-shell external wall with an air space

The following should be taken into account on a
two-shell external wall with an air space:
a) The air gap should be at least 60 mm and no
more than 150 mm thick.
8.4.3.3 Two-shell external wall with an air space
and thermal insulation
The following should be noted if any additional mat
or panel shaped thermal insulation layer is placed
on the outside of the inner shell:
a) The clear gap between shells must not exceed
150mm.
b) The minimum air gap thickness of at least
40mm must not be restricted by irregularities
in the thermal insulation layer.
Back-up masonry or concrete

Insulation
Back-up masonry orAir
concrete
space
Insulation
Facing bricks
Air space
Facing bricks
6,0 m
--
--------
---------
2 storeys
---------
c) Outer shells with a thickness of 115 mm should

be supported at height intervals of approximately 12m. If the 115 mm thick outer shell is
not higher than two storeys, or it is supported
every two storeys, then it is permitted to protrude from its support by one third of its thickness.
Refer to section 8.4.2.2 for details relating to the
construction of the joints on visible facework.
d) Outer shells with a thickness of less than
115mm must not be positioned more than 20m
above the ground and should be supported at
height intervals of approximately 6m. On buildings with up to 2 full storeys it is permissible
to build a triangular pediment at a height of 4m
without additional support. These outer shells
must not protrude by more than 15mm from
their supports. The joints of these facing shells
should be finished with a trowel finished layer.
Air space anchors
Cavity Wall Tie
115 115
90
90
40 150 mm insulation layer / air space

40 150 mm insulation layer / air space
or core insulation
orwith
coreapproval
insulation
>150 mm
of the wire anchors
>150 mm with approval of the wire anchors
The JORDAHL anchoring system for supporting
brick facing comprises
JORDAHL brickwork support brackets JVA+ for
supporting the facing shell
JORDAHL anchor channels JTA for attaching the
brickwork support brackets at the wall of the
building to concrete components made of
concrete grade C 20 / 25; alternatively it is also
possible to use approved dowels.
Air anchors LSA or brick ties JMA for securing the
facing shell against buckling and wind loads
Scaffold anchors JGA for safe attachment of
scaffolding to the building
Depending on the type used, one or more bricks
are supported. Most product types are manufactured as variants offering support either at the
same height or with a height offset.
Openings
JVA+ F/FAR (see page 22)
Openings with Prefabricated

Lintels JVA+ NFT / NAFT
(see page 24)
Outer Corner with Expansion

joint JVA+ F (see page 21)
Outer Corner without Expansion Joint JVA+ F

(see page 21)
Supports in the Attic with Attic

Brickwork Support JAV and JMA
(see page 32)
Standard Wall Area

JVA+ N / NA, JVA+ P / PAR
(see page 18)
Expansion Joints and Edge Area

JVA+ E / EA (see page 19)
Cavity Wall Tie LSA

(see page 36)
Wind Posts
(see page 33)
Scaffold Anchors JGA+ Q,

JGA+ Z (see page 38)
Expansion Joint and Edge Area

JVA+ P, PAR (see page 18)
Faade Design and Layout of Joints

Faades with Brickwork Support Offer Planning
Engineers a Wide Range of Design Options
Arrangement of Expansion Joints
The character of a building is defined by its

structure, the choice of materials and the layout of
the joints of the facing masonry. These factors all
influence each other and have an impact in terms
of the design and construction of load-bearing
components. Consequently, it is important for the
faade to be carefully designed at an early stage so
that the results can be incorporated in the loadbearing calculations.
Structure
The structure of every faade is defined by the
following:
The storey height
The position, number and shape of openings;
plus
Any protrusions or recesses
Continuous vertical expansion joints next to openings
When making choices for the brickwork support,

other aspects can be accentuated by the arrangement of edge courses or rows of endbricks, as
well by careful arrangement of expansion joints.
Arrangement of Joints
Horizontal and vertical expansion joints are used
to compensate for changes in length and / or
volume and thereby prevent cracks from forming.
In addition, these joints also dissipate stress
peaks at the upper corners of openings.
In the case of brickwork support, horizontal
expansion joints are in the support level. The distance between support levels is defined by the
permissible bricking-up height and the requirements described in DIN 1053-1 (see page 5).
The distances between the vertical expansion
joints depend on climate, the type of materials
used and the colour of the external wall shell
(see page 9). Depending on the geographic
locations, continuous shear walls must not be
constructed with a width greater than 714 m.
The walls can be interrupted with a vertical joint
in the corner area or built around the corner. Expansion joints in the load-bearing structure must
be continued in the facing shell. Two examples
are shown in the illustrations.
Storey-by-storey support, flush with the top edge of the openings
Load-bearing Structure
The design of the faade has a direct impact on the
design and construction of the supporting structure.
The arrangement of a horizontal expansion joint
and / or a supporting level in the facing masonry
necessitates the positioning of a solid component
behind it, so that the faade supporting forces can
be safely deflected into the load bearing. Special
brickwork support brackets can be used for limited
height offset between the solid component and the
support level.
DIN 1053-1, November 1996, Brickwork,

contains the following passages relevant to
the layout and design of expansion joints.
Possible Arrangement of Vertical Expansion Joints (VF)
VF
8.4.3.1 Two-shell external walls with an air

gap...
h) Vertical expansion joints should be integrated in the external shell. The distances
between the joints depend on the climatic
loads (temperature, humidity etc.), the type
of materials used and the colour of the external wall surfaces. In addition, free mobility of
the external shell in a vertical direction must
also be safeguarded. ... The expansion joints
are to be durably and tightly sealed with a
suitable material.
5
VF
VF
LR
LR
LR
VF
VF
VF
VF
4
VF
VF
Suggestion for the execution of horizontal expansion joints in

facing shells
1
LR
2
40 50 mm
1220 mm
3
4
1/2 LR 4.00 m
1/2 LR 4.00 m
5
20 mm
(min. 15 mm)
Suggestion for the layout of vertical expansion joints in

facing shells
Design and Layout of Expansion Joints

1
Compressed joint
Stretched joint
Closed-cell foam profile
Keyed surface
Elastoplastic sealant (joint sealing compound)
Brickwork support branchets
Recommended Distances between Expansion Joints

Direction
Max. distance between

expansion joints LR
Northern side
12 14 m
Western side
78 m
Southern side
89 m
Eastern side
10 12 m
d = 0,115 m
Basis Calculation Principles
p = 18,0 kN/m3
d = 0.115 m d = 0.115 m
d = 0.115 m
b = 0,50 m
d = 0.115 m 3
p = 18.0 kN/m p = 18.0 kN/m3
0.115kN/m
m 3
pd == 18.0
d = 0.115 m
H= 3,25 m
p = 18.0 kN/m3
db = 0,115
m 3b = 0.50 m
0.50
m
The design values FEd and ZEd are decisive in terms
18.0 kN/m
dp==0.115
m 3
Designation
0.50kN/m
m
a = 0,12 m
pdb===18.0
of dimensioning the attachments. For the anchor
0.115
m 3
bpdThickness
== 0.50
m
of
the
facing
masonry
d
[m]
0.115
H= 18,0
3.25 kN/m
mm H= 3.25 m
channels, the resulting design value REd also needs
3
b==18.0
0.50
m
Wall
distance
a
[m]
pH=
kN/m
3.25 mm 3
0.115
G = 1,35
to be calculated. When choosing the attachments,
bdpDistance
===0.50
18.0m
kN/m
to
load
e
[m]
H=
3.25
m
3 application point
pba = 18.0
0.12 kN/m
0,50
m
= 0.12 many layers of upright bricks
please also refer to the relevant approval certifiBrickwork
Heightaincluding
H
[m]
H=
3.25
m
bpa===0.50
0.12m
m 3
18.0
kN/m
cate. JORDAHL brickwork support brackets are
H=
3.25
m
FEd = p
d m)
b H Gt kN [m]
( 0.01
0.50m
m for horizontal tolerances
abCompensation
==0.12
1.35mdensityof the
H=
3,25
bApparent
=G =0.50
dimensioned so that the permitted surface
=
1.35
bricks
[kN]
G
a =3.25
0.12
H=
mm
=
1.35
Partial
safety
factor
g
= 1.35
G
b
=
0.50
m
G
pressure at the pressure point is not exceeded
a = 0.12
m
FEd = 18,0 kN/m3 0,115 m 0,5 m 3,25 m 1,35
H=
=3.25
1.35m
G= 0,12
Design
value
for
the
action
F
[kN]
a
m
Ed
H=
3.25
for C 20/25. However, it should be taken into
FEd = p d bF H
= p Gd kNb H G kN
Ed
=G 0.12
= 1.35
aFDesign
md
value
for
the
action
(tensile)
Z
[kN]
Ed
kN
=
p
b
H
account that reinforcement is required close to the
H=
1.35m
Ed =3.25
G
G= 0.12 m
aDesign
FEd = 4,54 kN
value
for
the
action
(compressive)
D
[kN]
F
kN
=
p
d
b
H
Ed
G
1,35m
aFEdG= ==0.12
surface behind the pressure point.
18.0design
kN/m3Fvalue
maction
1.35
=0.115
30.5
3.25
18.0
kN/m
0.115
m m0.5
m REd3.25[kN]
m 1.35
m
Ed ==1.35
for
the
kN
p
d
b
H
FResulting
Ed
3
G
GEd
= 0.12
m
= 18.0
0.115
m
0.5
m
3.25
m
1.35
FDesign
FaEd
resistance
b3 of
kN
d kN/m
H
Ed==p1.35
the bracket
FRd
[kN]
G
Fand/or
= 4,anchor
7 kN channel
FFEdGG== 18.0
1.35
dkN/m
b H0.115
G mkNEd 0.5 m 3.25 m 1.35 x [m]
Influence width b
Installation
dimension
FEd
= p4.54
kN
F
3 = 4.54 kN
Ed
FEd
d kN/m
b Ed H 0.115
m
kN 0.5 m 3.25 m 1.35
18.0
FEd===p1.35
FEdG ==18.0
4.54 kN 3 0.115G m 0.5 m 3.25 m 1.35
FFEd
= p kN/m
d b H G kN
F
Ed
FFFEd === 4.54
b3Ha0,115
Gd mkNEd 0,5
p dkN
1 3,25 m 1,35
m
kN/m
FEd
= 18,0
4.7 kN
Ed
3FEd = 4.7 kN F
Ed
FEd===18.0
4.54
kN
Rd0.5 m 3.25 m 1.35
kN/m
0.115
m
FFEd
kN
p
d
b
H
FEdEd==4.54
4.7 kN 3 e G
FFEd
= 18.0kN
kN/m3 0.115 m 0.5 m 3.25 m 1.35
Ed = 4.7 kN
=
18.0
kN/m
FFFEd
0.115 m 0.5 m 3.25 m 1.35
4,54
kN
Ed
F
4,54 kN
FEdEd==4.54
41.7 kN
3 Ed 1
FFEd
kN
=
18.0
kN/m
3.25m1 1.35
0.115 m 0.5 m =0,97
F
EdEd= 4.7 kN
FFFEdRd
F
4,7 kN
=
4.54
kN
1
Rd
Ed
F
H
FEdEd
kN
FRd=4.54
4,17 kN
d = 0.115 m
FEd= 4.7kN
FFEdRd
C20/25
FEd
= 4.54
kN
kN1 kN
d
F4FEdEd.54
= 0.97 4.54
1 kN = 0.97
e =a +1 + t m
FEdRd==44.1.77kN
F
3
44..54
7 kNkN = 0.97 4.71kN
2
p = 18.0 kN/m
Ed
FFEdRd
ZEd
1
ZEd
F4Ed.454
d = 0.115 m
.=7 4kN
kN
.7 kN
FRd
0.115 m d = 0.115 m
Ed
d = 0.115Distance
m d =between
xmin 1 = 0.97 1
F
x
REd
4Ed.754
kNkN
FFRd
0,115 m
brackets backs
1d = 0.97 1 d
b = 0.50 m
m+
+ 0,01 m = 0,19 m
d = 0.115 m
e4FEd.Rd=454
a7+kN
t me=1a + + t em= 0D,12
1 =+0.97
3
Ed
.
kN
d
p = 18.0 kN/m
3
2
F4FRd
kN
p = 18.0 kN/md3= 0.115 m
e4Ed,.54
=7akN
+1d2 = +0,97
t m 1 2
p = 18.0 kN/m3 p = 18.0 kN/m
FEd
2
4
.
54
kN
eF4Rd=,7a kN
+ =+0.97
t m 1
Four
brackets
the3.25
following
load
p = 18.0
kN/m3 are available inH=
d =m
0.115 m
2d
44..54
kN
M0.115
= FEdm e kNm
7akN
0.115 m
b = 0.50 m
e
=
+
+
=
0.97
Ed
categories
[LS]:
4
.
54
kN
d
e 4=.70kN
.122=m0.97
+t me=110.12
+ 0.01
b = 0.50 m b = 0.50 m p = 18.0 kN/m3
b = 0.50 m
m + m = 0.19+m0.01 m = 0.19 m
e
=
a
+
+
t
m
0.115
m
2
d = 0.115
m 4.7 kN
d m+
LS = 3.5
FRd
e4.=7 kN
0.12
+ 0.01 m 2= 0.19 m
a ==0.12
b = 0.50 m
e4=.54
a +kN2d =+ 0.97
t 0.115
m 21 m
p =m
18.0 kN/m3
ee 4==.a70+kN
.12
m
+
+
0.01Mm ==0.19
H=
3.25
m
4,54m
kN 0,19 m = 0,863 kNm
2
=
9.5
kN
LS
=
7.0
F
+ t m0.115
Rd
Ed
H= 3.25dm= 0.115
H= 3.25 m
H= 3.25
2 m
m m b =3 0.50 m
MeEd===a0+F.12
kNm
2dd +met+[kN
+0.01
mChannel:
= 0.19 m
M]Edthe
=mFEdAnchor
e kNm
p = 18.0
kN/m
m
Ed
=
14.2
kN
Attachment
to
LS = 10.5
FRd
0.115
H= 3.25 m
2 + 0.01 m = 0.19 m
mkNm
eM==Eda0=+.12
d = 0.115 m G = 1.35
FEd2 +mt+e 0,115
0.50mm
a b= =0.12
2d m e+ kNm
2 m + 0,01xm
= Einbaumax - 0,03 m = 0,12 m
a = 0.12 m
e
=
0
,12
a = 0.12pm= 18.0
3
M
=
F
miin= 0,19 m
a = 0.12
m
m] 2 m
Ed + t [0.115
eEd= a +4.54
kN/m H= 3.25 m
0.19
m+=0.01
0.863
kNm
The present load per bracket
back
is calculated
eMMEd= =0=.12
mkN
+e kNm
m
=
0.19
b
=
0.50
m
M
=
4.54
kN
0.19
mm
= 0.863 kNm
2
3
F
Ed
a = 0.12 m
0.115
m
FEd = pH=
3.25
d bm H G kN
Ed
p = 18.0 kN/m
20.19
4.54
0.863
eMEd
===0F.12
mekN
+ 0.115
m =kNm
0.19 m
m m+=0.01
M
kNm
from:
=
1.35
Ed
x
=
0,15
Ed
Ed
G
= 1.35
e = =04.54
.12 mkN
+ 0.19
m
= 0.19 mm - 0,03 m = 0,12 m
2 m+=0.01
G = 1.35 a = 0.12 m
minkNm
M
0.863
d G= 0,115 m G = 1.35
b = 0.50
m
Ed = F
M
e 0.115
kNm
2 -=m
Ed = Einbaumax
Ed
x
0.03
m
=
0.12
H=
3.25
m
x
Einbaumax
-m0.03
mi=
in 0.12 m +
= 1.35
m =kNm
0.19
m m = 0.12 m
in
mi0.19
=FEd
4.54
m+=0.01
0.863
m ekN
kNm
kN/mm3 0.115 m 0.5 mMeM
1.35
Ed=3.25
a = 0.12
b = 0.50 m FEd = 18.0
Ed
d G= 0.115 m
x
=
Einbaumax
0.03
m
=
0.12
m
2
mi
i
n
M
=
4.54
kN
0.19
m
=
0.863
kNm
FEd = p d b H G kN MEd = F e [kNm ]
M
p kN/m
d b3 F H= p Gd kN
Ed
FEdb =
H G kN
x miEdin ===F4,54
Einbaumax
- 0.03
m =Z0.12
FEd= =18.0
=1.35
Ed
H= 3.25
mpHdG bkN
M
kN
e -kNm
= Dm
= Ed
M
0,19
0,863
kNm
Ed
Ed
a = 0.12 m G
xEd
= 0.15
m
0.03
mm
= =0.12
mEd0.03
Ed
x
=
0.15
m
m
=
0.12
min
x
kN
p kN/m
d b3 H H=
min - m
Einbaumax
0.030.863
m = 0.12
m min m
M
0.19
G 3.25 m F = 4.54
G =kN
1.35
pFEd= =18.0
in=
MxxEdEdmi
===4.54
FEd
kNem-kNm
0.15
0.03
m ==0.12
m kNm
Ed
3
]
FEd = d 3 b H G [kN
min
x
=
Einbaumax
0.03
m
=
0.12
m
= 18.0
kN/m
m 0.5
3.25
0.19
1.35m = 0.863 kNm
F3.25
0.115
3
4.54
kNm
inm=
18.0mkN/m F =0.115
m
m0.115
m0.5
0.115
1.35
kN/m
Ed m3
Ed
18.0
m m3.25
mm
1.35
xxMmi
0.15
m
-
0.03
mm
= =0.12
m kNm m = 0.12 m
=m
18.0
m=4.54
1.35
FEd 0.5
0.5
3.25
a =kN/m
0.12
bFEd= =0,50
Ed
min =
kN
0.863
dimension
G = 1.35 FEd = p d b H G kNM
Edin = Installation
MEd 0.19
mi
3
MEdmx - 0.03 0,863
kNm
18.0mkN/m 0.115
0.5
mp 1.35
=
0.15
m
0.03
m
=
0.12
0.12
mm
a =m
=
D
=
=
Einbaumax
0.03
m
=
0.12
d b H G kN xZMxmiEdmin
bFEd= =0.50
FEd=3.25
4F.Ed7 =kN
Z
= Dm
=
= 7,19 kN
Z
=
D
=
Ed
in = 4.54
kN
0.19
m
M-Ed0.03
Ed
Ed kNm
Ed
Ed = 0.863
x
Ed = 0.15 m
x
m
=
0.12
m
0
12
m
,
x
F
=
4.54
kN
min
x
=
Einbaumax
0.03
m
=
0.12
m
Zmin
= DEd =M
FEd =3,25
4.54mkN F = 4.54
min
Ed
=
1.35
mi
in
H=
kN
Ed
F
=
4.54
kN
G
Ed
xZ mi
= Einbaumax
m =m0.12 m
Ed
- 0.03-m0.03
= 0.12
FEd = p d b H G kN
in = D0.15
= mxEdmin
min
Ed
Ed
FEd =3.25
4.54mkN
G = 1.35
M-Ed0.03
=m0.15
m
m
=
0.12
H=
x
FEd FEd = 18.0 kN/m3 0.115 m xxZ0.5
3.25
m
1.35
min =
min
-]0.03 m =m0.12 m2
[kN
= DEinbaumax
=M
0.863
kNm
mi
1
0.863
Edin = 0.15
Rm
FEd + ZE2d
=kNm
0.12
FEd= =0,12
4.7JVA
kN + 210
Ed- 0.03 m =
aChoice:
m
Ed
ZxEdmin
= DDEdEd== m
x
= pFEd=d4.7F kN
b FEd H= 43 .7 GkN kN
FEd=N/3,5
4.7FEdkNwith:
Z
=
Z
=
D=Ed=0.12
=7.19mkN
= 7.19 kN
min
x
m
0.03
m
Ed = 0.15
Ed
Ed
0.863
kNm
M
Rd
m
.
0
12
min
F = 18.0 kN/m 0.115 m 0.5 m 3.25
Ed
x min
0.kN
12 m
DEd1.35
= 7.19
kN 14)
4page
.7 m
ZZEdEdm
==D
==0.863
(see
[
]
G kN
FEd = p Ed
d b FH = 4.54
aFEd= =0.12
m
M
kNm
Ed
kN
Ed00.03
.12 mm == 0.12
7.19 m
kN
ZxEdmin==D0.15
= xm
min
F Ed
Ed
M
FEdG = 1,35
REd = 4,542 kN2 + 7,192 kN2 = 8,5 kN
0.863
kNm
02Ed.12 m
FEd
FEd
4.54EdkN 1
2 =x
1
Z
=
D
M
min
2 7.19
2 kN
=
R
F
=
+
Z
Ed
Ed
Ed
1
F
=
4.54
kN
1
=
0.97
1
kNm
Ed
=kNmFEd + ZEd
E,d863
Ed= 0.863
FRd
FRd
ZZEdEdEd== D
x0min
Ed m
Proof:
= 1.35
0.R12
=2 xM
kNkN
Ed
FRd
FRdEd
G 1
4.7 kN
] = 7.19
FEd = 4.7 kN
EdF =+
ZREd
=DDEd
= 7,19
Z0EdE2.d12[kN
kNm
EdEd = Ed
Ed 0,863
min
m
2
2
Z
=
D
=
m = 7,19FkN= 9,8 kN
0,12
= DFEd =+0.863
FFEdRd = p d b H G kN
Ed
RZEd
Z
Ed = Ed
kNm
0Ed,12
2 m
2 2 Rd
2kN2
Z == DEd4Ed.=254x2 min
=197.19
F = 4.7 kN4.54 kN
2 [2 kNm
2 kN2kN
++=] 67,.81
kN
REdmm
4.54
+,57kN
.192 kN2 = 8.5 kN
= FEd,=542
+0.863
Z0kN
= pkN =d0.97
F4Ed.54
b 4
.54
Ed =
RRZREd
kN 2kN
== 88.5
kN
.
12
4.Ed54 kNe = a +F d + t =m
1H kN G kN
0.97 1
E
d
Ed = D 4
=
7.19
2
2
2
Ed
2
2
0.863
kNm
Ed == F
Ed4.54
=
0.97
1
Ed
=
0.97
1
R
kN
+
7
.
19
kN
=
8.5
kN
R
+
Z
7 kN
4.72 kN
ZEd
1
44..54
kN
d .12 m = 7.19 2kN
EdEd= DEdEd= 2 E0
R0Ed=withF
4.7 kN
2
2 -2 K38/172- 20
= 10.0 kN
JTA
Selected:
= 0.97 4.17 kN
m
.
0
12
R
=
4
.
54
kN
+
7
.
19
kN
8.5
kN
F
F
+
Z
0.863
kNm
Rd
Ed
Rd
1
Ed
FEd
4.7 kN
DFEd
=+ Z22Ed F 2 = 9.8=kN
7.19
8Ed2kN
2 FkN
2
RFZRRdEdEd ====9.
1
42.5443)
+ 7.19 kNRd = 8.5 kN
Rd m
E0
dkN
Ed
.12
Ed page
2 2
d
(see
d
kN+2ZkN
FRd d
RRFEdRdEdm
=== 9.4F82.Ed54
+ 7.192 kN2 = 8.5 kN
d
e=a+ +t m
e0.12
= a +m + +0.115
t m m + 0.01 m = 0.19
2Ed
e
=
R
F
=
+
Z
t
e
=
a
+
+
m
2
2
4
.
54
kN
e
=
a
+
+
t
m
FRRdEd ==9.84Ed,kN
2d
2 = 0.97
d
54 EkN
+ 7,192 kN2 = 8,5 kN
2 1
2
REdEd
2
e=a+ +t m
2 2 R
2
2
Ed
4.7 kN
RProof:
==9.14F8Ed.54
+ 7.1192 kN82 .5= kN
8.5=kN
kN
RFREdRd
+ ZEkN
2
0.85 1
Ed
4.54 kN
2 d 2
F
Ed==9.84kN
F
R
.
54
kN
+ 7.1922 1kN022.0=kN
8.5 kN
F
=
0.97
1
Rd
Rd
0.115 m
2
2Rd
Ed 1
0.115
m
R
Mm m
=e F=Ed0.115
e mkNm
4.kN
54 kN + 7.19 kN = 8.5 kN
e = 0.12 m +
+ 0.01 0.115
m4.=70.19
kN
F=FEdEdRd
==9,18m
0.12
+
+ 0.01 mR
0.19
e 2= 0m.12 m +e = 0.12Edm++0.01
m =d 0.19
m2 m = 0.19 m Rd
+ 0.01
0.115
FFRRdRRdEd==9.84kN
t
e
=
a
+
+
m
2
.
542 kN2 + 7.192 kN2 = 8.5 kN
2
e
=
0
.12
m
+
+
0.01
m
=
0.19
m
9.81 kN
10
.5=kN
R8FEdEd
2
2
= 0.87 8.15 kN = 0.87 1
9.
d
m = 0.863 kNmFR9RdF8Rd.Rd.8=5kN
kN18 kN
e = a +MEd +=Mt4.54
mFkNe0.19
MEd = FEd e kNm
Ed
F
=
kNm
1 = 0.87 9.81 kN
Ed
M = F eM kNm
R8Rd.5 kN
= F 2 eEd kNm
Ed
Ed
Holding loadbearing members above wall openings

can be designed for reduced wind loads, as a vault
action is established above the support level. In this
case the vault can be considered in a simplified
manner as an equilateral triangle above the
loadbearing member. The prerequisites for this
approach are that the brickwork height H is
sufficient (H h + 0.25 m), and that there are no
openings to the side or above the loadbearing
member. The structure to the side needs to be
capable of absorbing the lateral thrust. Consequently, there must not be any expansion joints to the
side of the opening. If the brickwork height is less
than this then the full load must be used in the
calculations.
The choice of the angle is made using tables or after
static proof. Here, the bending moment MEd and
compliance with the permitted deflection of I / 300
are decisive for the angle. The supporting force VEd
is decisive for dimensioning of the point of support,
i.e. brickwork support brackets. See pages 16 / 17
for a select-ion of suitable angles.
DIN 1053-1, November 1996, Masonry, contains

the following relevant passages on the arrangement and execution of expansion joints:
8.5.3 Vault action above wall openings
In order for this section to be applicable, it must
be possible for a vault action to become
established above and adjacent to the loadbearing member and the load surface, so there must
be no interfering openings in these areas and it
must be possible for the tangential thrust of the
vault to be absorbed there. In the case of lintels
or loadbearing members under walls, only the
load of the part of the walls which is enclosed by
an equilateral triangle above the loadbearing
member needs to be taken into ccount as the
load. ...
Calculations with Vault Action
0.25
H
Calculations without Vault Action
o
60
60 o
Dimensioning of Supports above Wall Openings
Support width
Is = 1.05 xI w
Clear width I w
Support width I s = 1.05 xI w

Clear width I w
Angle width L w
Angle width L w
hw 4.00
H m
brickwork height /
load height:
load:
max. moment:
max. lateral force
at support:
angle length:
H
H m
m
qEd = H d G kN / m
H m
qqEd ==
H
kN // m
m
H
dd
GG kN
H
Ed[ m]
MEd = qEd l 2S / 12 kNm
qEd = H d G [ kN / m]
2
M
M
== qqEd
ll 2SS //d88[ kNm
kNm
]kN / m
qEdEd
Ed = Ed H
VEd = qEd l S2 / 4 kNG
MEd = qEd l S / 12 kNm
VVEd == qqEd
ll S2 // 22 [kN
kN]
M
Ed = qEd lS / 12 kNm
S
L Ed= l W +Ed2 0.095
[m]
VEd = qEd l S / 4 kN
LL == ll W ++ 22
0,095 m
VEd =WqEd l S0,095
/ 4 kNm
L = l W + 2 0,095 m
L = l W + 2 0.095 m
I w 3.00
1.00
n Iw
1.00
n I w
H h + 0.25 m
Prerequisite for Using theH

Action
m
H Vault
h
h ++ 0.25
0.25
m Approach
hw/lw
0.85
1.2
0.4
0.5
brickwork height /
load height:
load:
max. moment:
max. lateral force
at support:
angle length:
h = 0.866 l
S
1.6H h2.0
+ 0,252.5
m 3.0
=
0.866
l
0.6h
0.7
0.8
h = 0.866 l S m
m 0.9
3.6
1.0
H h + 0.25 S m
qEd = h d G kN / m
h =0,866
l S[m m
H
h + 0.25
]
q ==
dd
kN / m
h
h
hqEd
= 0.866
l2 S [m ] GG kN / m
Ed
MEd = qEd l S / 12 kN / m
= h l d m
G [kN / m ]
hqEd= 0.866
M
= q l 22 S/ 12 kN / m
Ed = qEd l S / 12 [ kN / m]
M
qEdEd = Ed h S d G kN / m
VEd = qEd l S2 / 4 kN
M
/kN
m/ m
qEdEd == qEd h lS /d12
kN
VEd == qqEd
l S2 // 44 [kN
kNG]
V
l
MEd = qEd lSS / 12 kN / m
[m]
L Ed= l W +Ed2 0.095
VEd ==qqEd llS2 //412 kNkN / m
M
Ed
Ed
S
0.095
0.095 m
LLV == =ll WWq++ 22
11
l / 4 kNm
Ed
Ed
LV = =l Wq+ 2l 0,095
/ 4 kNm
Ed
Ed
S
Why Stainless Steel?
Corrosion is a chemical reaction which takes place

between a material and its surroundings. It produces measurable changes to the material and can
prevent a component or system from performing
properly. The best known form of corrosion is
rusting, i.e. the oxidation of metals.
In order to ensure the stability of components
throughout their entire service life, it is important that corresponding anti-corrosion protection
measures are in place. 'Corrosion protection' is
the term used to describe measures which help
to avoid damage. This is based on the masonry
standard DIN 1053-1 dated November 1996 and
the general technical approval for stainless
steels Z-30.3-6 dated 20.04.2009.
According to DIN 1053-1, section 8.4.3.1 (Types of
construction and general rules on execution),
e)"The masonry shells shall be connected using
wire anchors made of stainless steel with the
material numbers 1.4401 or 1.4571 in accordance with DIN 17400."
g)"Supporting constructions which are no longer
controllable after installation shall be permanently protected against corrosion."
The general technical approval Z-30.6-6 makes a

distinction between material qualities according to
various corrosion resistance classes (KWK I to
KWK IV), whereby a material of the class KWK I
offers the lowest resistance to corrosion and a
material of the class KWK IV the highest. The
corrosion resistance class for brickwork support
brackets in residential areas results from the
following five effects (see Z-30.3-6 attachment
1.1.) The effect which demands the highest
corrosion resistance class is decisive in each case.
An excerpt is provided in the table below. For
brickwork support brackets this means that
stainless steels in the corrosion resistance class III
or higher must be used. JORDAHL brickwork
support brackets and all accessories like bolts,
dowels, threaded loops, scaffold anchors, cavity
wall ties etc. are manufactured from stainless
steels with the material numbers 1.4401, 1.4404,
1.4571, 1.4362, 1.4462 or equivalent.
The use of stainless steels of a lower corrosion
resistance class like A2 or zinc-plated material is
not permitted in external areas, as these materials
do not satisfy the requirements outlined above and
would hence endanger the stability of the faade.
Permanent protection against corrosion can only

be achieved by using suitable stainless steels. The
surface of these materials has a very solid and
resistant passive layer.
Action / Load
Moisture, annual mean moisture
value U
Level of chloride in the environment, distance M from the sea,

distance S from busy roads where
salt is spread in winter
Exposure
SF1 moisture rarely
present
SF2 moisture frequently
present
SF3 moisture permanently
present
SC0 low
60 % U 80 %
80 % U 95 %
SC2 high
pH value at the surface
SH3 acidic (action of acids)
pH 3
Location of the components
SL3 external, inaccessible,

ambient air has access
Rear-ventilated faade
SC1 medium
Corrosion
Resistance Class
I
II
III
x
x
95 % U
Rural area, urban area
M 10 km, S 0.1 km
Industrial area
10 km M 1 km
0.1 km S 0.01 km
M 1 km, S 0.01 km
Excerpt from approval Z-30.3-6, attachment 1.1
12
Criteria and Examples
x
x
x
x
x
x
Handling Stainless Steel

In order to preserve the surface quality and hence
the level of anti-corrosion protection, contamination resulting from contact with standard steel
must be avoided during all phases of production,
transport, storage and assembly. Similarly, no
contact with chemicals like acids or solutions
containing acids, grease or oil must be permitted.
If the surface of a component made of stainless

steel has been damaged then the passive layer of
the stainless steel needs to be quickly restored. We
recommend sending the components back to the
manufacturer to have the anti-corrosion protection
restored.
Notes
Transport
Belts and straps which do not damage the surface
should be used during the transport of stainless
steel components, e.g. ones made of plastic.
Lifting equipment must be thoroughly cleaned
prior to use. A suitable underliner must be inserted
between stainless steel components and the
wooden pallet. Stainless steel components and
components made of standard steel must be
transported and stored in such a way they are not
in direct contact with each other.
Storage
Stainless steel components must be stored dry and
preferably under a roof, particularly if the components are packed in cardboard boxes. Damp outer
packaging can damage the surface of the stainless
steel. Contact between components made of stain
less steel and components made of normal steel
must be avoided. In addition, stainless steel must
also be protected with suitable measures against
flash rust, such as by covering it with tarpaulin.
Assembly
Stainless steel components must be assembled
using separate tool sets. If subsequent reworking
(cutting, grinding etc.) becomes necessary on the
construction site then this must only be done using
tools which are suitable for stainless steel and
which have not been used previously for work on
standard steel. Angled brackets (refer to the
assembly instructions) must only be supported
with wooden beams which have not yet been in
contact with standard steel. If standard steel
profiles are used for support then a suitable
underliner must be inserted.
Further information on handling stainless steel can
be found in the information sheet 969 "Production
and assembly of structures made of Stainless
Steel general information" supplied by the
Stainless Steel information centre.
13
Single Bracket JVA+ N / NA / NU

Installation Distances
The vertical web plate of the bracket engages in the
transversal joints between the brickwork support
brackets. The distance between the brackets is 25
cm (corresponding to one NF brick length) or a
multiple thereof when using an intermediate
angled bracket.
Product Variants
The bracket types JVA+ N/NA/NU are used to
support closed wall surfaces:
Type JVA+ N is used only to provide same-height
support: (support level same as bottom edge of
bracket back)
Type JVA+ NA is used only to provide support
with a height offset: (support level same as
bottom edge of bracket back minus offset A)
Type JVA+ NU only with high-set support plate
Accessories
Courses of bricks laid on edge (d = 11.5 cm)
are executed using the suspension loop
JRH 0/11.5 (see page 23)
They can be used as single brackets or with

intermediate angled brackets.
Single Bracket JVA+ N
Single Bracket JVA+ NA

with Offset Support Level
Single Bracket JVA+ NU

with Elevated Support Plate
ar
ar
ar
y
y
L
a
115
115
115
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Type JVA+ N / NA / NU
14
Load Category 7.0

FRd = 9.5 kN
Installation Dimensions
x [mm]
y [mm]
Load Category 10.5

FRd = 14.2 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Gap between Walls

a ( 10)
[mm]
Cantilevered
Length 1)
L
[mm]
JVA+140-...
JVA+210-...
50
120
140
210
150
200
200
250
250
300
JVA+220-...
JVA+270-...
130
180
220
270
175
225
250
300
300
350
JVA+220-...
JVA+270-...
190
240
280
330
200
250
300
350
350
400
Support plate C B s [mm]

Recommended JORDAHL
anchor channel
Corresponding JORDAHL bolt
1)
Load Category 3.5

FRd = 4.7 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Brackets
JVA+ N
JVA+ NA
JVA+ NU
60 80 3
JTA K 38 /17-200
Type JH, M 12 70 T
(A4-50)
Required cantilevered length = gap between walls + 90 mm
60 80 4
JTA K 50/30
Type JB, M 12 80 T
(A4-70)
70 85 5
JTA K 53/34
Type JB, M 16 85 T
(A4-50)
Brickwork Heights
The calculated permissible brickwork height results
from the calculation approaches detailed on
page 10 and the requirements of DIN 1053. For a
standard format (d = 11.5 cm; = 18 kN/m3) the
load on the back of the bracket as a function of the
brickwork height can be taken from the table
below.
the
een
etw ackets
b
ce e br
tan
Dis s of th 0 mm
k
c
25
ba
Brackets JVA+ N/NA/NU:

Design Value for the Action/Load per Bracket Back 1)
Brickwork
Height
H [m]
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1)
2)
Load Category of the

Bracket
FRd [kN]
7.0
9.5
3.5
4.7
FEd [kN] 2)
8.4
7.7
7.0
6.3
5.5
4.9
4.2
3.5
2.8
2.2
1.4
0.7
Distance between the backs of the brackets b = 250 mm

= 18.0 kN/m3; d = 11.5 cm
FRd
H= brackets in normal wall

[m]areas
JVA+ Nmax.
as single
b d FRd G
max. H=
b d FRd G
[m]
max. H=
[m]
F d Maximum
bFF
G Brickwork Height
Calculation of
the
RdRd
max.
[m]
max. H=
H= H= FRd
[m]
max.
[m]
max. H= bb ddbFRdFRd
2.8
[m]
d Rd GGG[m][m]
max.b H=
max. H=
F
b
2.8
d Rd
G[m]
max.b H=
with dFF= 0.115
m
b
2.8
Rd
FRd
[m]
max. H=
H=
max.
[m]
Rd
0.115[m]
m
withbbd=2.8
max. H=
2.8
b FRd2.8 [m]
max. H=
with
d = 0.115
= 18.0
kN/m3m
b 2.8 3
18.0 kN/m
0.115
m
with dd==0.115
with
m
with d = 0.115 m 3
18.0
1.35kN/m
with d =G==
0.115
m
G =kN/m
1.35333
18.0
kN/m
==18.0
= 18.0 kN/m
1.353
b G==kN/m
distance
between the bracket backs
= 18.0
b
=
distance
between the backs of the brackets
=
1.
3
5
GG = 1.35
G = 1.35
b3=5distance between the backs of the brackets
G = 1.
Ordering
example bracket JVA+ NA
distance between
between the
the backs
backs of
of the
the brackets
brackets
bb == distance
b = distance
between the backs of the
brackets
Cantilevered
Load
F
Rd
b =Type
distance
between the Type
backs[m]
ofCategory
the brackets Offset
max. H=Length
b d G
JVA+
150
NA
3.5
A =100
Intermediate
and special
max. H=sizes Rd
[m] sizes are available on request.
b 2.8
with d = 0.115 m
= 18.0 kN/m3
G = 1.35
JVA+ NU as single brackets in normal wall
areas
b = distance between the brackets backs
15
Angled Bracket JW
Angled Bracket JW above Openings
JORDAHL angled brackets JW can be used individually for support above openings by placing them on
the brickwork either side of the opening. When used
as an intermediate angled bracket for Single Facing
Anchors JVA+ N or Grout-in Brackets JMK+ they are
loosely placed on the support plate of the brickwork
support bracket. The basis for calculations can be
found on page 11.
Angled Bracket JW above Openings

gth
e len
angl
Hw
lw
Sw
Bw
h lw
idt
rw
lea
Angle above Openings

Clear width lw of the
opening [mm]
Corresponding angle
length
Lw [mm]
Brickwork height
H [m]
0.50
Without vault action
1)
2)
510
760
1010
1260
1510
1760
2010
700
950
1200
1450
1700
1950
2200
Corresponding angle cross-section (Hw Bw sw length) [mm] 1)

Maximum deflection l / 300
25 90 2
30 90 3
40 90 3
50 90 3
60 90 3
60 90 4
70 90 4
0.75
25 90 2
40 90 3
50 90 3
60 90 3
60 90 4
70 90 4
80 90 4
1.00
With vault action
25 90 2
40 90 3
50 90 3
60 90 3
70 90 4
80 90 4
90 90 4
1.25
25 90 2
30 90 3
60 90 3
60 90 4
80 90 4
80 90 5
90 90 5
1.50
25 90 2
30 90 3
50 90 3
70 90 4
80 90 5
80 90 5
90 90 6
1.75
25 90 2
30 90 3
50 90 3
60 90 3
80 90 5
90 90 5
90 90 8
2.00
25 90 2
30 90 3
50 90 3
60 90 3
70 90 4
90 90 6
90 90 8
2.25
25 90 2
30 90 3
50 90 3
60 90 3
70 90 4
80 90 4
90 90 8
> 2.25
25 90 2
30 90 3
50 90 3
60 90 3
70 90 4
80 90 4
90 90 5
Minimum brickwork
height H for vault
action approach
0.71 m
0.94 m
1.17 m
1.40 m
1.63 m
1.85 m
2.08 m
Valid for facing masonry with an apparent density of = 18 kN/m3 and thickness d = 11.5 cm
The angle length BW should be increased if more than two storeys are supported.
Ordering example
16
Type
Length
Angled Bracket
JW
1200
L 50 90 3
Angled Bracket JW as Intermediate Angled Bracket

Single Bracket JVA+ N with Intermediate Angled
Bracket JW
ween
ce bet
distan backs
t
e
brack
the
th
eng
el
ngl
The values in the table apply to facing masonry

with a density of 18 kN / m3 and a thickness of
11.5 cm. The angle length BW should be increased
if more than two storeys are supported. Single
brackets with intermediate angled brackets are
used on connected wall surfaces.
Load on the Backs of the Brackets [kN]

Brickwork Height
H [m]
Distance between Distance between Distance between

the Brackets Backs the Brackets Backs the Brackets Backs
500 mm
750 mm
1000 mm
Corresponding Angle Cross-Section
(Hw Bw s w Length) [mm]
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
L 25 90 2 480 L 30 90 3 730 L 50 90 3 980

FEd [kN]
FEd [kN]
FEd [kN]
14.0
12.6
11.2
9.7
8.4
7.0
5.5
4.2
2.8
1.4
12.6
10.5
8.4
6.3
4.2
2.2
14.0
11.2
8.4
5.5
2.8
Corresponding Bracket Load Category
Load Category
FRd [kN]
10.5
14.2
7.0
9.5
3.5
4.7
Assembly Information
On all brackets with welded-on or loose angled
brackets the angled bracket must be supported
until the mortar has hardened.
17
Single Bracket JVA+ P / PAR

Product Variants
The bracket types JVA+ P / PAR are used preferably
in normal wall areas or in edge situations, such as
on inside corners or vertical joints.
The vertical web plate of the bracket engages in the
gap between the facing bricks. The distance
between brackets is 50 cm. This corresponds to
two NF brick lengths.
Type JVA+ P is used to provide same-height

support (support level same as bottom edge of
bracket back)
Type JVA+ PAR is used to provide support with a
height offset (support level same as bottom edge
of bracket back minus offset A)
Single Bracket JVA+ P in Standard Wall Areas
Single Bracket JVA+ PAR with Offset Support Level

ar
ar
HW
SW
BW
HW
BW
115
A
SW
115
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Type JVA+ P / PAR

Brackets
JVA+ P
JVA+ PAR
JVA+140-...
JVA+210-...
JVA+220-...
JVA+270-...
JVA+280-...
JVA+330-...
Gap between Walls

a ( 10)
[mm]
50
120
130
180
190
240
Cantilevered
Length 1)
L
[mm]
140
210
220
270
280
330
Support angle Hw Bw sw [mm] 2)

Recommended JORDAHL anchor channel
1)
2)
Load Category 3.5

FRd = 4.7 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Load Category 7.0

FRd = 9.5 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Load Category 10.5

FRd = 14.2 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
150
200
200
250
250
300
175
225
250
300
300
350
200
250
300
350
350
400
301003
JTA K 38/17-200
Type JH, M1270 T (A4-50)
451003
JTA K 50/30
Type JB, M1280 T (A4-70)
551003
JTA K 53/34
Type JB, M1685 T (A4-50)

Angle length: L = 300 mm
Ordering example bracket JVA+ PAR

Type
JVA+
18
Cantilevered
Length
150
Type
PAR /
Load
Offset
Category
3.5
A = 100
Intermediate sizes and special sizes are available on request.
Single Bracket JVA+ E / EA

Product Variants
The bracket types JVA+ E / EA are used preferably in
the end areas of facing masonry walls, such as on
inside corners or vertical joints. The bracket is used
in areas where it is not possible to reach into the
transversal joint. It supports individual brickwork
support brackets.
Single Bracket JVA+ E
Type JVA+ E is used to provide same-height

support (support level same as lower edge of
support bracket)
Type JVA+ EA is used to provide support with a
offset height (support level is the same as lower
edge of support bracket minus offset A)
Single Bracket JVA+ EA with Offset Support Level

ar
ar
Hw
sw
Bw
Hw
c
JVA+140-...
JVA+210-...
JVA+220-...
JVA+270-...
JVA+280-...
JVA+330-...
sw
115
Gap between Walls

a ( 10)
[mm]
50
120
130
180
190
240
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Type JVA+ E/EA

Load Category 1.8
Load Category 3.5
Cantilevered
FRd = 2.4 kN
FRd = 4.7 kN
Length 1)
L
Installation Dimensions Installation Dimensions
[mm]
x [mm]
y [mm]
x [mm]
y [mm]
140
150
200
150
200
210
220
175
225
175
225
270
280
200
250
200
250
330
Support plate Hw Bw sw [mm]

Recommended JORDAHL anchor channel
1)
Bw
115
Brackets
JVA+ E
JVA+ EA
55 110 6
JTA K 38 /17-200
Type JH, M1270 T (A4-50)
70 110 8
JTA K 38/17-200
Type JH, M1270 T (A4-50)
Load Category 7.0

FRd = 9.5 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
200
250
250
300
300
350
70 110 10
JTA K 50 /30
Type JB, M1280 T (A4-70)
Ordering example bracket JVA+ EA

Type
JVA+
Cantilevered
Length
150
Type
EA
Load
Offset
Category
3.5
A = 100
Intermediate sizes and special sizes are available on request.
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Angled Bracket JVA+ F / FAR

Product Variants
The brackets in the JVA+ F / FAR product family are
combined supporting brackets with a continuous
supporting angle and two or more bracket backs.
They are used to support visible or hidden opening
in buildings or outside corners with or without vertical joints:
Available Lengths
A range of different system lengths based on
multiples of 250 mm is available; other lengths
and basic multiples can be manufactured on
request.
Assembly Information
While the bricks are being laid the support angles
must be supported until the brickwork is sufficiently strong enough (see page 17).
Type JVA+ F is used to provide same-height

support (support level same as bottom edge of
bracket back)
Type JVA+ FAR with web in the area of the facing
shell is used to provide support with a height
offset in front of blind boxes or projections
Angled Bracket JVA+ F
Angled Brackets JVA+ FAR with Offset-Height

Support Level
ar
ar
L
Hw
L Bw
sw
Hw
a
115
Bw
A
sw
115
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Type JVA+ F / FAR

Brackets
JVA+ F
JVA+ FAR
Gap betCantilevered
ween Walls
Length1)
L
a ( 10)
[mm]
[mm]
JVA+140-...
50
140
JVA+210-...
120
210
JVA+220-...
130
220
JVA+270-...
180
270
JVA+280-...
190
280
JVA+330-...
240
330
Recommended JORDAHL
anchor channel
1)
20
Load Category 3.5

FRd = 4.7 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Load Category 7.0

FRd = 9.5 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Load Category 10.5

FRd = 14.2 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
150
200
200
250
250
300
175
225
250
300
300
350
200
250
300
350
350
400
JTA K 38 /17-200
Type JH, M 12 70 T
(A4-50)
JTA K 50/30
Type JB, M 12 80 T
(A4-70)
JTA K 53/ 34
Type JB, M 16 85 T
(A4-50)
Above Openings
On Outside Corners
Facing masonry above openings can be supported

visibly with courses of stretchers or bricks laid on
edge or upright using a visible support angle, or
invisibly with a suspended course of bricks laid on
edge or upright.
One or two Angled Brackets JVA+ F or JVA+ FAR are

arranged with or without soffit corners on outside
corners with a vertical expansion joint.
In the case where the support is hidden, the

suspended facing bricks are secured with suspension loop and stainless steel wire (see page 23).
With both variants support is possible either at the
same height or with a height offset.
Two JVA+ F or JVA+ FAR brackets with diagonal cut

are arranged on outside corners without a vertical
expansion joint. On outside corners in areas which
are hidden from view, brickwork support brackets
without diagonal cut are used.
Note:
It must be ensured that the first bracket back is
positioned far enough away from the corner of the
building so that the edge distance requirements for
attachment to anchor channels and/or dowels are
satisfied. If this is not possible then special brackets, e.g. brackets with a tie strap (see page 26), are
available.
Hidden support over a window openings with JVA+ F and

suspension loop
Execution of an outside corner with vertical expansion joint using

JORDAHL brickwork support brackets JVA+ F
Visible support over a window opening with JVA+ FAR
Execution of an outside corner without vertical expansion joint

using JORDAHL brickwork support brackets JVA+ F
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Angle Bracket Designs for JVA+ F / FAR

Many types of bracket are additionally manufactured in different angle versions for corner and
support column areas; special designs and other
angle designs are available on request.
angle bracket design102
angle bracket design 101

Support Angle
The JORDAHL Brackets JVA+ F / FAR come with
different support angles to suit the requirements.
The dimensions of the support angle above
openings depend on the clear width of the opening
and the required brickwork height. In the process,
any courses of bricks laid upright or on edge must
also be taken into account.
Lk1
La
Lk2
Lw
Angled Bracket JVA+ F/FAR with two console backs, lengths and
dimensions
Brickwork Height H [m]
Angle Dimensions and Permissible Brickwork Heights

510
760
1010
1260
1510
1760
2010
2260
2510
2760
Bracket Length Lw [mm]; Bracket Dimensions Lk1/La /Lk2 [mm]

Lw =490
Lw =740
Lw =990
Lw =1240
Lw =1490
Lw =1740
Lw =1990
Lw =2240
Lw =2490
Lw =2740
120/250/120 120/500/120 240/500/245 245/750/245 245/1000/245 370/1000/370 370/1250/370 495/1250/495 495/1500/495 620/1500/620
6,0 L 301003
L 401003
L 501003
L 501003
L 801003
5,5 L 301003
L 401003
L 501003
L 501003
L 801003
L 701003
5,0 L 301003
L 401003
L 401003
L 501003
L 801003
L 601003
L 901004
4,5 L 301003
L 401003
L 401003
L 401003
L 701003
L 601003
L 801004
L 801003
4,0 L 301003
L 301003
L 401003
L 401003
L 701003
L 601003
L 801004
L 801003
L 901004
3,5 L 301003
L 301003
L 401003
L 401003
L 601003
L 501003
L 801003
L 701003
L 901004
L 901003
3,0 L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 401003
L 601003
L 501003
L 801003
L 601003
L 901003
L 901003
2,5 L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 601003
L 501003
L 701003
L 601003
L 901003
L 801003
2,0 L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 601003
L 501003
L 701003
L 501003
L 801003
L 801003
1,5 L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 501003
L 401003
L 601003
L 501003
L 701003
L 701003
1,0 L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 501003
L 401003
L 601003
L 501003
L 601003
L 601003
0,5 L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 301003
L 501003
L 401003
L 501003
L 501003
L 601003
L 601003
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Corresponding
Load
Category
(LS)
of the
Bracket
LS FR,d
[kN]
10.5 14.2
7.0 9.5
3.5 4.7
Accessories: Suspension Loop JRH

The following suspension loop and corresponding
longitudinal reinforcement made of stainless steel
wire can be used for hidden support above
openings with a course of bricks laid upright or on
edge:
JRH 0 for a thickness of the edge course of

115 mm and JVA+ N bracket
115 mm
240 mm
Hidden Support over a Window Opening with JVA+ F

and Suspension Loops and Stainless Steel Wire ESD
Suspension Loop
Form
Suspension Loop
Type
Edge
Course
Thickness
[mm]
BW
BW
sw
HW
Hw
[mm] [mm]
115
Material and Design

Corrosion resistance class III
ordering example brickwork support brackets
JVA+ F
Type
JVA+
Cantilevered
length L
Angle
length Lw
190 1490
F / 7.0
JRH 1/11.5
BW
Angle
Dimensw
sions
Load
Type Category
HW
(L70 100 3)
BW
sw
HW
La
Lk2
245
750
245
JHR 5
JHR 12/24.0
BW
Length
3000
BW
JHR 13/24.0
sw
BW
HW
sw
ordering example stainless steel wire
ESD
115
JHR 11/24.0
HW
Type
JRH 7/11.5
11.5
Special shapes available on request
JRH 6/11.5
Thickness of the Course of

Bricks Laid on Edge
JRH 3/11.5
JRH 5/11.5
ordering example suspension loop

for L70 100 3, thickness of edge course of 115
mm
Type and design
JRH 2/11.5
JRH 4/11.5
In addition, the bracket back recesses Lk1 / La / Lk2

should be specified, e.g.:
Lk1
Bw
[mm]
Sw
[mm]
JRH 0 /11.5
Suitable for Angled

Bracket with
sw
HW
HW
JHR 14/24.0
BW
sw
240
sw
HW
JHR 15/24.0
JHR 16/24.0
JHR 17/24.0
L
L
ESD
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Bracket type
JVA+ N, support plate
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
80100 38
B
s
80100
38
B
s
In lengths up to
3000 mm
23
Single Bracket JVA+ NFT / NAFT

Calculation
When calculating the present loads, the own
weight of the supported facing masonry, the
weight of the suspended prefabricated lintel need
to be taken into account as well as the definitions
contained in DIN 1053-1 and the characteristics of
the particular design and structure.
The JORDAHL Brackets JVA+ NFT/NAFT can be used

in the area of openings which are supported with
prefabricated lintels and which do not have a side
support.
Type JVA+ NFT
Type JVA+ NAFT is the version for support
scenarios with an offset height
Bracket NFT
for the Suspension of Prefabricated Lintels
Bracket NAFT for Suspension with a Height-Offset

above Prefabricated Lintels
ar
ar
115
115
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Type JVA+ NFT / NAFT
Brackets
JVA+ NFT
JVA+ NAFT
Gap betCantilevered
ween Walls
Length1)
L
a ( 10)
[mm]
[mm]
JVA+140-...
50
140
JVA+210-...
120
210
JVA+220-...
130
220
JVA+270-...
180
270
JVA+280-...
190
280
JVA+330-...
240
330
Support plate C B s [mm]
Recommended JORDAHL
anchor channel
1)
24
Load Category 3.5

FRd = 4.7 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Load Category 7.0

FRd = 9.5 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
Load Category 10.5

FRd = 14.2 kN
x [mm]
y [mm]
150
200
200
250
250
300
175
225
250
300
300
350
200
250
300
350
350
400
80 80 4
JTA K 38 /17-200
Type JH, M 1270 T
(A4-50)
80 80 5
JTA K 50/30
Type JB, M1280 T
(A4-70)
JT 80 85 6
JTA K 53/34
Type JB, M1685 T
(A4-50)
Accessories: Suspension Systems JGS and JFT

Suspension of Prefabricated Lintels
The prefabricated lintels are preferably fitted with
prefabricated holders or threaded loops which are
cast in-situ and suspended from the brackets by
these. The structural engineer or prefabricated

component manufacturer has the responsibility of
providing static proof of the prefabricated lintel.
48
Short section of
anchor channel
25
Bracket JVA+ NFT

for the Suspension of Prefabricated Lintels
215
Prole length 150
Threaded Loops JGS
JORDAHL Prefabricated
Part Holder JFT
Fastening Equipment for Prefabricated Lintels

Load
Category
Threaded Loops JGS [mm],

with Fastening Equipment
FRd [kN]
3.5
JGS M8
2 U-washer 8.4
EN ISO 7093-1 A4
2 nut M8 DIN 934
4.7
7.0
JGS M8
2 U-washer 8.4
EN ISO 7093-1 A4
2 nut M8 DIN 934
9.5
10.5
JGS M10
2 U-washer 10.5
EN ISO 7093-1 A4
2 nut M10 DIN 934
14.2
Ordering example bracket JVA / NAFT
JORDAHL Anchor Channel JFT (Short Section)

with Fastening Equipment
JFT-K 28/15
2 JORDAHL bolt
Type JD M 10 30 (A4-50)
2 U-washer 10.5
EN ISO 7093-1 A4
2 nut M10 DIN 934
JFT-K 38/17
2 JORDAHL bolt
Type JH M10 30 (A4-50)
2 U-washer 10.5
EN ISO 7093-1 A4
2 nut M10 DIN 934
JFT-K 50/30
2 JORDAHL bolt
Type JB M1240 (A4-50)
2 U-washer 13
EN ISO 7093-1 A4
2 nut M12 DIN 934
JORDAHL Prefabricated Part Holder JFT for load

category 3.5
Type
Cantilevered
Length L
Type
Load
Category
Offset
JVA+
190
NAFT /
3.5
A = 100
Type
JFT
Profile Type
K 28/15
Threaded Loop JGS for load category 7.0

Type
JGS M
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Individually Tailored Brackets

The special versions shown here only represent a
small snapshot of what we can do. We can offer
individually tailored brackets for any scenario.
Please contact us we would be happy to offer
our advice and support.
Mounting on Thin Floors
Adjustment Foot
Depth
Adjustment Foot
Standard bracket with additional component type JVA+ ZB, for

mounting on thin floors
Special bracket with adjusting screw for depth adjustment
Attachment Close to Edges
Fastening of L-Lintels
Special bracket with tie strap
Special bracket with additional support plate for securing the

position to the back
26
Mounting of Visible Concrete Elements
Attachment for Low Brickwork Heights
Special bracket for prefabricated elements and tilting holder
Special bracket for lintels for courses of bricks laid on edge or

upright
Pre-cast support Bracket
Special bracket for prefabricated lintels, type JAW
27
Angled Brackets L-F+, L-DF+, L-DN+

The Angled Brackets L-DF+, L-DN+ and L-F+ are
simple, efficient supporting systems without
vertical adjustment options. They are used if the
support is visible and the air layer and insulation
need to be fully covered.
Type L-DF+: angled bracket with diagonal
reinforcement strut for visible support with fully
covered reinforcement insulation and air gap
Type L-F+: angled bracket without diagonal strut
for small gap between walls a; enables variable
distribution of the facing bricks on the bracket
with fully covered insulation and air gap
Type L-DN+: single bracket with diagonal
reinforcement
Angled brackets are attached via continuous

anchor channels or dowels. Horizontal alignment
is made possible on the L-DF+ and L-F+ angled
brackets by means of the slots LL11 30 (spacing
of 25 cm).
Available Lengths
The brackets L-DF+ and L-F+ are available in
lengths from 490 to 2000 mm. Other lengths are
available on request.
Angled Bracket L-F+ without Diagonal Reinforcement

Strut
125
n 250
125
ar
L
a
115
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Type L-F+

Load
Category
[mm]
L-F +110... /...
020
L-F+130... /...
2040
1.2
2.1
3.2
1.2
2.1
3.2
FRd
Angled Bracket Dimensions

HW BW sW
[kN]
1.6
2.8
4.3
1.6
2.8
4.3
[mm]
110 110 4
110 110 5
110 110 6
130 130 4
130 130 5
130 130 6
Ordering example bracket L-F+
28
Type
Cantilevered
length L
L-F+
110
Load Category
Angle length
Lw
1000
2.1
Installation
Dimensions
x [mm]
84
83
82
104
103
102
y [mm]
y > x + 25 mm
Brackets
L-F+
Gap between
Walls
a ( 10)
Angled Bracket L-DF+ with Diagonal

Reinforcement Strut
Single Bracket L-DN+ with Diagonal Reinforcement

120
n 250
ar
120
ar
L
a
250
250
115
115
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Types L-DF+ and L-DN+
Gap
between
Walls
a ( 10)
Load
Category
[mm]
L-DF/DN+130 -...
40
L-DF/DN+150 -...
60
L-DF/DN+170 -...
80
L-DF/DN+190 -...
100
L-DF/DN+210 -...
120
L-DF/DN+230 -...
140
L-DF/DN+250 -...
160
L-DF/DN+270 -...
180
L-DF/DN+290 -...
200
L-DF/DN+310 -...
220
L-DF/DN+330 -...
240
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
L-DF+
Cantilevered
Length L
190
Load
Category
Angle Length Lw
990
Angled Bracket
Dimensions
HW BW sW
[kN]
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
2.0
4.3
[mm]
130 130 3
130 130 5
150 150 3
150 150 5
170 170 3
170 170 5
190 190 3
190 190 5
210 210 3
210 210 5
230 230 3
230 230 5
250 250 3
250 250 5
270 270 3
270 270 5
290 290 3
290 290 5
310 310 3
310 310 5
330 330 3
330 330 5
Installation
Dimensions
x [mm]
105
103
125
123
145
143
165
163
185
183
205
203
225
223
245
243
265
263
285
283
305
303
y [mm]
Ordering example bracket L-DN+
Ordering example bracket L-DF+

Type
FRd
y > x + 25 mm
Brackets
L-DF+
LDN+
3.2
Type
L-DN+
Cantilevered
Length L
190
Load Category
/
3.2
29
Grout-in Brackets JMK- N / E / P

Application
Grout-in brackets with intermediate angled
brackets can be used in situations where brickwork
support is to be subsequently added to an existing
building. To do this, sufficiently deep mounting
pockets are mortised into the load-bearing
brickwork, and the brackets are then mortared into
these pockets using group-III cement mortar
(high-expansion concrete). Grout-in brackets can
support loads of FRd = 4.2 kN:
Grout-in brackets JMK- N / JMK- NA
Corner Grout-in brackets JMK- E / JMK- EA
Grout-in brackets JMK- P / JMK- PAR
Special Bracket JMK+
Prerequisites
The static requirements MN/m2 must be checked in
advance. The minimum compression strength of
the existing brickwork (thickness d 24 cm) must
be at least 1.8 MN/m2. At lower compression
strengths the technical advisors at JORDAHL will
be happy to develop the optimum solution. The
loads transfered to the brickwork also need to be
taken into account in the static calculations. The
external walls and foundations need to be capable
of safely and reliably absorbing the additional
loads.
Accessories
Intermediate Angled Bracket JW (see page 17)
Brickwork Height
The maximum brickwork height per supported
layer is 3.0 m, based on normal shape bricks with
an apparent density of = 18 kN/m3.
Grout-in Bracket JMK- N and Corner Grout-in Bracket

JMK- E
Grout-in Bracket JMK- P
500
b
h
h
h
l
l
60
35
150
100
240
Special Solution for Core Hole Drilling

The JORDAHL Grout-in bracket JMK+ has a special
layout of thrust plates in the brickwork which make
it the most cost-effective solution for retrospective
facing of existing buildings.
These brackets require a smaller hole than
standard Grout-in brackets. They can be installed
in the existing faade using core hole drillings.
30
Grout-in Bracket JMK+ N
b
h
I
150
Installation Dimensions for JMK- N /-P

Type
Cantilevered
Length
JMK-100-N /-P
Gap
between
Walls
a [mm]
20
JMK-110-N /-P
30
110
Load
Category
L
100
FRd
[kN]
Height of
Supporting
Pocket
h [mm]
110
JMK-120-N /-P
40
120
120
50
130
120
JMK-140-N /-P
60
140
70
150
JMK-160-N /-P
80
160
Length of
Supporting
Pocket
l [mm]
80
200
Width of
Supporting
Pocket
b [mm]
Length of
Supporting
Pocket
l [mm]
80
300
110
JMK-130-N /-P
JMK-150-N /-P
Width of
Supporting
Pocket
b [mm]
120
3.1
120
4.2
120
JMK-170-N /-P
90
170
120
JMK-180-N /-P
100
180
130
JMK-190-N /-P
110
190
130
JMK-200-N /-P
120
200
130
Cantilevered
Length
JMK-100-E
Gap
between
Walls
a [mm]
20
JMK-110-E
30
184
110
JMK-120-E
40
198
120
JMK-120-E
50
213
120
JMK-140-E
60
227
JMK-150-E
70
241
JMK-160-E
80
255
120
JMK-170-E
90
269
120
JMK-180-E
100
284
130
JMK-190-E
110
298
130
JMK-200-E
120
312
130
Installation Dimensions JMK- E

Type
Load
Category
FRd
[kN]
L [mm]
184
Height of
Supporting
Pocket
h [mm]
110
120
3.1
4.2
120
Similarly to the brackets on pages 1424, all of the

grout-in brackets can also be supplied with an offset.
115
500
intermediate angled
bracket L 25 90 2-480
Plan view of the layout of grout-in brackets
Ordering example
Type
Cantilevered
Length L
Type
JMK
190
Load Category
/
3.1
31

Accessories
Brick ties, type JMA (see page 35)
Flat reinforced concrete roofs can become deformed

under the effects of temperature loads and
mechanical loads. As a result, flat roofs made of
reinforced concrete are usually supported on
sliding bearings on the lower walls. The facing
masonry is not capable of absorbing the deformations of the attic area without sustaining damage.
Facing masonry which extends right up to the upper
edge of the roof must therefore not be anchored in
the area of the attic area. Attic brick anchors JAV are
anchored in the ring beam of the lower wall in order
to freely secure the facing shell up to the upper
edge of the attic area.
Attic brick anchors are installed at a maximum
distance of 75 cm to each other and 37.5 cm to
the edge or to the corner:
Wall area 75 cm
Edge area 37.5 cm
OK up to a maximum of
+20 m above the ground
Profile
K 28/15
Brick ties
JMA .../12
Bolt type H
M12 30
or dowels
ar
ar
Anchor channel
K 38/17
l = 100 mm
(to be ordered
separately in advance)
75 mm
115
Installation Dimensions and Permissible Loads for Type JAV

Required Number of
Brick Ties
[mm]
Useful
Height 1)
H
[mm]
JAV/ 75/ 600
600
400550
JAV/ 75/ 850
850
650800
JAV/ 75/1100
1100
9001000
Attic brick
Anchors
1)
Length
L
Greater wall distances available on request
Ordering example
32
Type
Construction Depth
Length L [mm]
JAV
75
600
Wall Distance a
Brick Tie Type
[mm]
80 110
90 145
145 200
80 110
90 145
145 200
80 110
90 145
145 200
JMA 85/12
JMA 120/12
JMA 180/12
JMA 85/12
JMA 120/12
JMA 180/12
JMA 85/12
JMA 120/12
JMA 180/12
Wind Posts JWP

JORDAHL wind posts and the associated JORDAHL brick ties JMA are used to stiffen facing
masonry and absorb wind loads (wind pressure
and wind suction) on reinforced concrete structures. They are fastened to the horizontal member / ceiling made of reinforced concrete and thus
bridge the thermal insulation area and / or the
lightweight walls.
quotient of qR, d [kN/m] and the existing wind load

wE, d [kN/m] in accordance with DIN 1055-4:200503. Different dimensions, loads and types of
attachment are possible.
Please contact us for more information. JORDAHL
wind posts, brick ties and the associated fastening materials are made of stainless steel which
satisfies the requirements for corrosion resistance
class III.
The design load is 0.75 kN/m. The distance of the

JORDAHL wind posts e [m] thus results from the
Wind Post JWP
L
[m]
2.50
2.75
3.00
3.25
3.50
3.75
4.00
1)
2)
Profile
Dimensions 1)
whd
qR, d2)
[kN/m]
[mm]
70 60 3
75 65 3
75 65 4
80 70 4
85 75 4
90 80 4
95 85 4
Wall Distance
a
[cm]
0.75
70 95
95 130
135 190
JMA 85/12
JMA 120/12
JMA 180/12
85110
115 145
150 205
JMA 85/12
JMA 120/12
JMA 180/12
Profile type and profile dimensions according to the static requirements

qR, d = wind resistance of the structure (max. wind load) per metre
WE,d
e max. 0.75 m
n250
L
250
Type
Dimensions
JWP
75 65 4
Ordering example for brick ties JMA
Ordering example for wind posts JWP
Brick Ties
Type
Length L
[mm]
Type
Dimensions
3000
JMA
120
Length L
[mm]
/
12
33
Brick Tie Channels

Material
The brick tie channels and brick ties are manufactured from stainless steel 1.4571 or 1.4401 (A4)
for use in faade applications. Hot-dip galvanized
products can be used for inner applications.
Brick tie channels and the corresponding brick ties

ensure the durable and reliable connection of
brickwork to adjacent components. The brick tie
channels with rear-facing anchors are cast into
reinforced concrete. Mounting channel and/or
slotted back mounting channel are used for
attachment to wood or steel components.
Static Information
All specified load-bearing capacities apply to
anchoring in concrete C20 / 25.
Anchor Channels JTA

Mounting Channel JM
Kt 25 / 15-D with integrated punched anchors
which can be bent out for safe and reliable
anchoring even in components from which the
formwork is stripped very early on
Connection of Facing Shells to Reinforced Concrete

Components with Brick Tie Channels Kt 28 / 15-D and
Brick Ties
Brick tie channels are available in various

cross-sections.
Brick Tie Channels

Brick Tie Channels
Cross-section
Groups
Kt 25/15-D
with punched
anchors
JTA K 28 /15 1)
JM K 28 /15
JML K 28/15
JTA K 38 /17 1)
JM K 38/17
JML K 38/17
1)
34
General technical approval no. Z-21.4-151.
Design
Hdg
A4
Load-bearing Capacity of the

Channels FRd [kN]
at a Distance of 25 cm
Corresponding Brick
Ties and Nail Anchors
1.7
Series 12
Hdg
A2
A4
Hdg
A2
A4
4.2
JMA- L2/12
JMA- L2 L3-Q/12
JMA- L2 L3-QE/12
JMA- L-D/12
Series 18
6.3
JMA- L2/18
JMA- L2 L3-Q /18
JMA- L2 L3-QE/18
Brick Ties
The brick ties are inserted in the brick tie channels
and pressed into the bearing joint mortar of the
brick work at the recommended distances.
Straight design JMA-...

T-shaped transverse tie, designation
JMA-L2 L3-Q
L-shaped transverse tie, designation
JMA-L2 L3-QE
Thin-bed brick tie for connection of large areas
of brickwork, designation JMA-L-D
Brick Ties
Gap between
Walls
Brick Ties
fv, A4
L1= 20
a [mm]
L2
b
b [mm]
20 40
40 80
85 140
JMA-L2/12
(Series 12) 1)
Dimensions
25
140 160
L1= 20
L2
b
L 1 = 20mm
20 40
40 80
85 140
140 160
JMA-L2/18
(Series 18) 1)
L2
JMA-L2 L3-Q /12

(Series 12) 1)
20 40
40 80
85 140
25
140 160
L3
JMA-L2 L3-Q /18

(Series 18) 1)
b
L 1 = 20mm
25
L2
JMA-L2 L3-QE /12

(Series 12) 1)
20 40
40 80
85 140
140 160
25
20 40
40 80
85 140
25
140 160
L3
JMA-L2 L3-QE /18

(Series 18) 1)
b
1)
2)
20 40
40 80
85 140
140 160
25
t [mm]
L2 [mm]
L3 [mm]
85
120
180
300 2)
85
120
180
300 2)
85
120
180
300 2)
85
120
180
300 2)
85
120
180
300 2)
85
120
180
300 2)
120
180
300
120
180
300
Refer to page 34 for the corresponding brick tie channels

The required length L2 should be determined taking the thickness of the facing masonry shell into account (minimum anchoring depth 5 cm).
Thin-Bed Brick Tie

Thin-bed Brick Tie
JMA-L-D/12,
Series 12 A2
Cross-Sections
Length
b [mm]
L [mm]
t [mm]
125
25
Ordering example brick tie JMA-QE
185
Type
245
JMA
Length
L2 L3 [mm]
85 120
Design
QE
Series
/
12
35
Cavity Wall Ties LSA

The facing masonry forms a thin shell. This needs
to be protected against buckling, and the supporting structure also needs to be capable of deflecting even high wind loads into the load-bearing
component. Depending on the material of the
load-bearing inner wall, this role is fulfilled by
cavity wall ties in accordance with DIN 1053-1 or
brick ties made of flat steel.
Cavity Wall Tie
Cavity wall ties safely and reliably connect
brickwork to walls and protect the walls against
vertical forces.
Cavity wall ties LSA W-L: for two-lead brickwork
with and without thermal insulation. The wavy
form prevents bending
Dowel anchors LSA D-ZV: pre-assembled cavity
wall ties for retrofit facing of brickwork walls
made of solid brick and / or concrete walls. The
wavy form prevents bending.
A hammering-in tool is included with every packaging unit.
Material
Stainless steel W1.4571 or 1.4401 (A4)
Type
Cavity Wall Tie LSA W-L
Dowel Anchors LSA D-ZV
Incl. tapping-in tool 2)
Gap between
Walls 1)
[mm]
125
175
100
125
150
175
215
25
45
75
115
140
165
185
200
Designation
W-L-3 / 250
W-L-3 / 300
W-L-4 / 225
W-L-4 / 250
W-L-4 / 275
W-L-4 / 300
W-L-4 / 340
D-ZV-4 / 160
D-ZV-4 / 180
D-ZV-4 / 210
D-ZV-4 / 250
D-ZV-4 / 275
D-ZV-4 / 300
D-ZV-4 / 320
D-ZV-4 / 350
Area of Application
Internal Shell
External Shell
Brickwork in
accordance
with DIN
1053-1
Brickwork in
accordance
with DIN
1053-1
Concrete B15
Brickwork
Mz 12
KSV 12
Brickwork in
accordance
with DIN
1053-1
1)
Up to a gap between walls of 150 mm in accordance with DIN 1053-1; at a gap between walls above 150 mm but no more than 200 mm
in accordance with the manufacturers approval; anchors for gap between walls above 200 mm on request
2)
1 tapping-in tool included with each packaging unit (250 pieces)
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Excerpts from DIN 1053-1, section 8.4.3.1

DIN1053-1, November 1996, Brickwork, contains
the following relevant passages relating to the
anchoring of facing shells:
30 50
2
5
25
e) The brickwork shells are to be connected using

wire anchors made of stainless steel with the
material numbers 1.4401 or 1.4571 in
accordance with DIN EN 10 088 ( Table 11). In
terms of form and dimensions, the wire anchors
must correspond to Fig. 9. ...
50
30
Fig. 9: Anchoring of facing shells with cavity wall ties to the

masonry in accordance with DIN 1053-1
The vertical distance between wire anchors

should not exceed 500 mm, the horizontal
distance should be no more than 750 mm. ...
DIN 1053-1, Table 11: Minimum Number and
Diameter [mm] of Wire Anchors per Square Metre
of Wall Surface 1)
Wire Anchors
Minimum
Diameter
Number
1. Minimum number
unless criteria 2 or 3
apply
2. Wall area higher than
12 m above ground
or distance between
masonry shells between 70 and 120 mm
3. Distance between
masonry shells
between 120 and
150 mm
1)
Gap between walls between 150 mm and 200 mm according to

manufacturers approval, above 200 mm on request
Accessories
Water barrier disc, suitable for all cavity wall ties
3 mm + 4 mm
Insulation holder with drip nose made of plastic,
60 mm
ISO-CLIP, combination of water barrier disc and
Insulation Holder with drip nose
At all free edges (of openings, corners of buildings, along expansion joints and at the upper
ends of the external shells), three wire anchors
should be provided per metre of edge length in
addition to the specifications in Table 11. Other
anchoring types of wire anchors are permitted if it
is demonstrated with a test certificate that the
anchoring type can absorb a tensile force and a
compressive force of at least 1 kN with slip of
1.0mm per wire anchor. If one of these values is
not attained then the number of wire anchors
should be increased accordingly. Whilst making
sure that the wire anchors should attain their
structural properties, they should also be
designed in such a way that they cannot conduct
moisture from the external shell to the internal
shell (e. g. by sliding on a plastic washer, Fig. 9).
Other anchor forms (e.g. flat steel anchors) and
dowels in the brickwork are permissible provided
their usefulness has been verified in accordance
with the relevant building regulations, e.g.
through general building regulations approval.
Without compromising their static efficacy, the
wire anchors shall be executed in such a way that
they cannot conduct any moisture from the
external shell to the internal shell (e.g. by pushing
on a plastic disc). Other anchor forms (e.g. flat
steel anchors) and dowels in the brickwork are
permissible provided their suitability is demonstrated in accordance with the technical building
approval regulations, e.g. through a general
technical approval.
3 anchors / m (edge)
3 anchors / m (edge)
500
750
Arrangement of air anchors in the wall area, at joints and

edges according to DIN 1053-1
Ordering example
Cavity wall tie L
Type
W-L
Length L [mm]
250

Insulation Holder
with drip nose
Water barrier disc
ISO-CLIP
37
Scaffold Anchors JGA+ Q / Z

Scaffold anchors secure scaffolding and work
equipment to the completed structure without
damaging the facing shell. They are attached with
dowels to the load-bearing structure and
connected through the T-joint in the facing shell.
They are used for:
Attachment of scaffolding which would not be
stable if left free-standing
Attachment of advertising hoardings
In Germany, the anchoring of scaffolding is
covered by two DIN standards. DIN 4420-3
contains rules for anchoring pipe coupling
scaffolds and DIN 4426 the rules for anchoring
scaffolding systems.
Product Variants
Scaffold Anchors JGA+ Z dissipate forces acting
perpendicularly on the external wall
Scaffold Anchors JGA+ Q dissipate forces acting
perpendicularly on and parallel to the external
wall
Accessories
Dowels for attachment to concrete (quality at
least C 20/25 for the certified compression zone
or tension zone)
Grey plastic cap
Scaffolding eyelet M 12 (eye diameter 23 mm;
useful length 40 mm), zinc-plated (to be ordered
separately)
Material
JORDAHL scaffold anchors and dowels are made
of stainless steel which meets the requirements for
corrosion resistance class III.
Calculation
The load-bearing capacity of the JORDAHL permanent scaffolding anchors has been calculated
and dimensioned in accordance with the requirements of DIN 4426. This standard does not specify
a particular grid, but the maximum vertical distance between anchor points must not exceed 4.0 m.
A distinction between covered and uncovered
scaffolds is not made in DIN 4426. The loads which
are applied are F = 2.25 kN/m and FII = 0.75 kN
per metre of faade length. Taking the partial safety
factor into account, this yields the following loads:
FEd, = F Q = 2.25 kN/m 1.5 = 3.38 kN/m
FEd, = F Q = 0.75 kN/m 1.3 = 1.13 kN/m
With a normal distance of 2.5 m between stands,

this results in the following loads for the scaffold
anchors:
FEd, = 3.38 kN/m 2.5 m = 8.45 kN
FEd, = 1.12 kN/m 2.5 m = 2.81 kN
In cases with different distances between anchors,

the actions and loads on the scaffold anchors must
be calculated and certified in accordance with the relevant DIN standard. Scaffolding
which is erected in accordance with DIN 4420-3 can
also be anchored with JORDAHL permanent scaffolding anchors, as the loads which need to be anchored are lower (see DIN 4420-3, Table 3).
Anchoring surface
Scaffold bar
FII
F
Anchoring
Device
Anchoring forces during the connection of scaffolding
38
Scaffold Anchors JGA+ Q
Scaffold Anchors JGA+ Z
JORDAHL scaffold anchors JGA+ Q transmit tensile

forces and compressive forces which are perpendicular to the faade and horizontal forces which are parallel to the faade onto
the structure of the building. The anchoring is performed using the specified dowels in cracked or
uncracked concrete C 20 / 25. Static proof for the
dowels must always be provided according to the
conditions of use.
JORDAHL scaffold anchors JGA+ Z transmit tensile

forces and compressive forces which act perpendicularly to the faade onto the structure of the building.
The anchoring is performed using the specified
dowels in cracked or uncracked concrete C 20 / 25.
Provided a shearing check is performed on-site in
the masonry, the scaffold anchors JGA+ Z can also
be used to absorb loads which are parallel to the
faade.
Designation
JGA+Q- 150
Gap
Brick
between ThickWalls
ness
a [mm]
d [mm]
40 60
Total
Projection
[mm]
60 80
170
JGA+Q- 190
80 100
190
JGA+Q- 210 100 120
210
JGA+Q- 230 120 140
230
JGA+Q- 270 160 180
115
Designation
150
JGA+Q- 170
JGA+Q- 250 140 160
Matching
Dowels
AB M 12/10
FHB II
M 1275/102)
1)
250
270
JGA+Q- 290 180 200
290
JGA+Q- 310 200 220
310
JGA+Q- 330 220 240
330
JGA+Q- 350 240 260
350
Details for other projections, load categories and anchoring surfaces

are available on request.
1)
for the certified compression zone
2)
for the tension zone
Dowels
M 12/10
JGA+Z- 130
20 40
130
M 12/30
JGA+Z- 150
40 60
150
M 12/10
JGA+Z- 170
60 80
170
M 12/30
JGA+Z- 190
80 100
190
M 12/10
JGA+Z- 210
100 120
210
M 12/30
JGA+Z- 230
120 140
230
M 12/10
JGA+Z- 250
140 160
250
M 12/30
JGA+Z- 270
160 180
270
M 12/10
JGA+Z- 290
180 200
290
M 12/30
JGA+Z- 310
200 220
310
M 12/10
JGA+Z- 330
220 240
330
M 12/30
JGA+Z- 350
240 260
350
M 12/10
115
Details for other projections,load categories and anchoring surfaces are

available on request.
3)
Dowels included
115
ring bolt M12

galvanized
Plastic cap
Mortar
cartridge
JGA-Z with internal

M12 thread
Design resistance FRd,= 8.6 kN

FRd, = 2.9 kN
Ordering example scaffold anchors JGA+ Q

JGA+ Q
Matching
Dowels 3)
110
Plastic cap
Design resistance FRd,= 8.6 kN

FRd, = 2.9 kN
Total
Projection
[mm]
0 20
JGA-Q with
internal M12 thread
Type
Brick
Thickness
d [mm]
JGA+Z- 110
115
ring bolt M12
galvanized
Gap
between
Walls
a [mm]
Ordering example scaffold anchors JGA+ Z
Total Projection
Type
210
JGA+ Z
Ordering example dowels
Total Projection
210
Ordering example scaffold eyelet
Type
Thread
Clamping
Thickness
AB
M 12
10
Type
Thread
Material
FIG
M 12
gv
39

To Anchor Channels
1. Concrete the JORDAHL anchor channel professionally in place and remove the foam filling.
2. Pre-install the bracket with a JORDAHL bolt and a
JORDAHL wedge adjuster: insert the JORDAHL
bolt horizontally into the anchor channel slot and
rotate through 90. The marker slot on the end of
the shaft must be perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the channel.
3. Adjust the height via the JORDAHL wedge
adjuster.
4. Tighten the nut with a torque wrench
(M12 = 25 Nm and M16 = 60 Nm).
5. On all brackets with welded-on or loosely
positioned angled brackets the angled bracket
must be supported until the mortar has hardened.
Concreted-in anchor
channel made of
stainless steel
JORDAHL bolt
with nut
JORDAHL
wedge adjuster
30 mm
JVA+ bracket
To Install Dowels
1. Install the dowel in accordance with the approval.
2. Position the bracket with the wedge adjuster on
the dowel and tighten the nut by hand.
3. Adjust the height via the JORDAHL adjustment
plate with the angled slot.
4. Tighten the nut with a torque wrench. In the
process follow the specifications of the dowel
manufacturers approval.
5. On all brackets with welded-on or loosely
positioned angled brackets the angled bracket
must be supported until the mortar has hardened.
Assembly on anchor channels
Dowels
JORDAHL
wedge adjuster
30 mm
+- 30
Adjustment
The brickwork support brackets can be vertically
adjusted by 30 mm and perfectly aligned via the
teeth provided in the bracket head and via the
+- 30
wedge adjuster. Horizontal adjustability
is
provided via the anchor channel.
-30 mm
+- 0 mm
JVA+bracket
+30 mm
Assembly on dowels
-30 mm
+- 0 mm
+- 30
-30 mm
Carefully ensure that the teeth on the head
of the bracket are correctly placed on the
short legs of the angle of the JORDAHL
wedge adjuster and that the upper edge of
the slot is positioned directly over the
JORDAHL bolt and/or on the dowel.
40
+- 0 mm
+30 mm
+30 mm
Simple adjustment: adjustment is

performed by moving the JORDAHL wedge
adjuster in the teeth of the head of the
bracket.
Fine adjustment: fine adjustment is performed by moving the JORDAHL wedge

adjuster from side to side.
Overview of Suitable Fixing Materials

Fixing Materials for JVA Brackets, Attic Brick Anchors and Angled Brackets
Load
JORDAHL
Product
Category
Brickwork
Support
Brackets
JVA+
N/NA/NU
NFT/NAFT
P/PAR
F/FAR
E/EA
Attic Brick
anchor
JAV
Angled
Brackets
L-F+, L-DF+,
L-DN+
1)
3.5
7.0
FR.d
[kN]
JORDAHL
Anchor
Channel
Suitable dowels 1)
JORDAHLAccessories
Dowel Clamping
Diameter Thickness
[mm]
4.7
JORDAHL bolt JH M1270 T (A4-50)

Nut M12 DIN EN 24032
K 38/17-200
JORDAHL wedge adjuster
JORDAHL clamping washer KS 13
9.5
K 50/30
JORDAHL bolt JB M1280 T (FA-70)

JORDAHL
Accessories
50
JORDAHL
wedge adjuster
JORDAHL Clamping
washer KS 13
60
JORDAHL
wedge adjuster
JORDAHL Clamping
washer KS 13
M 16
60
JORDAHL
RD
wedge adjuster
JORDAHL Clamping
washer KS 17
M 12
10
M 12
M 12
10.5
14.2
K 53/34
JORDAHL bolt JB M1685 T (A4-50)

K 38/17
(short
section,
l = 100)
JORDAHL bolt JH M1230 (A4-50)

Washer 13 EN ISO 7089
1.2
1.5
2.1
1.6
2.0
2.8
K 28 /15
JORDAHL bolt JH M 1030 (A4-50)

Washer 10.5 EN ISO 7089
M 10
10
3.2
4.3
K 38 /17
JORDAHL bolt JH M 1030 (A4-50)

Washer 10.5 EN ISO 7089
M 10
10
Dowels must always be checked and verified on the basis of the existing component geometry, the location of the dowel
(tension zone or compression zone) and the existing loads.
Dowels
Dowels which have been granted general technical
approval must be used for the installation of
JORDAHL brickwork support brackets. Static proof
for the dowels must always be provided according to
the conditions of use. Suitable software is available
from the dowel manufacturers for this purpose. All
parts of the relevant approval must be complied with.
JORDAHL Anchor Channel

See page 42.
Attachment of a JVA+ N bracket with dowels
Attachment of a JVA+ N bracket with JORDAHL anchor channels

41
JORDAHL Anchor Channels

Product Information
JORDAHL anchor channels JTA are officially
approved with national approval number
Z-21.4-151. The European Technical Approval has
also been granted: ETA 09 / 0338. Anchor channels are available in different sizes and designs.
At this point we have only listed the anchor
channels which are used for the installation of
brickwork support brackets, angled brackets and
attic brick anchors. The anchor channels and the
corresponding fixing parts are made of stainless
steel for use in faade areas.
Available Forms for Delivery

JORDAHL anchor channels JTA are supplied either
by the metre (lengths of 6.0 m are kept in stock),
as short pieces and as corner pieces. In order to
protect against the ingress of fresh concrete, all
anchor channels have a filling.
According to the German national approval, the
distance between anchors is 250 mm for channels
sold by the metre. In the case of the anchor
channel K 38 / 17-200 the distance between the
anchors is 200 mm.
Technical Values
Prior to installation of the brickwork support
brackets, check whether the required edge
distances for the anchor channels are met.
Anchor Channel Corner Sections
Profile JTA
Element Lengths (mm)

125 250
K 38/17
JORDAHL anchor channel
JORDAHL anchor channels

corner section
250 250
150 250
K 50/30
Ordering examples anchor channel
250 250
K 53/34
Type
Profile
Length (mm)
Material
JTA
K 50/30
6000
A4
250 250
125 250
(Standard; all others
on request)
K 38/17
Ordering examples anchor channel corner section

Type
Profile
Element Lengths
(mm)
Material
JTA
K 38/17
125 250
A4
Detailed information can be found in the

JORDAHL catalogue "Channels and Accessories".
Recommended JORDAHL Anchor Channels JTA with Bolts
JTA K 53/34
with JB
165 mm
34 mm
JTA K 38/17
with JH
JTA K 28/15
with JD
100 mm
30 mm
53 mm
42
JTA K 50/30
with JB
17 mm
50 mm
80 mm
38 mm
15 mm
50 mm
28 mm
Design Resistances and Boundary Conditions for

the Anchor Channels Taking the Load Category of
the Brackets into Account
The following design resistances already take
into account the latest acknowledgements
according to the European technical approval
ETA-09 / 0338.
The national approval no. Z-21.4-151 (valid until

31.01.2013) remains valid.
Individual proof is required in cases with different
boundary conditions, concrete qualities or load
categories.
Please contact us if you require more information!
Short Sections and Stock Lengths with a Load

Distance 500 mm
ar
ae
Load
Cate- Channel
gory
mm
500
REd
REd
Design
Resistance
RRd 1)
[kN]
min ar 2)
[mm]
Edge Distances
Component
Thickness
min ae 3)
min. h
[mm]
C 20/25 C 30/37 C 40/50
[mm]
3.5
K 38/17
10
75
190
105
70
175
7.0
K 50/30
15
150
215
155
125
175
10.5
K 53/34
20
200
345
200
170
195
Design resistance taking the load category of the relevant

bracket type into account
2)
ar = edge distance to the upper edge of the component. The
lower edge results from the bracket dimensions y = x + 50 mm
3)
ae = distance to the side edge for uncracked concrete or for
situations with edge reinforcement and stirrups with a
distance of a 100 mm
1)
Stock Lengths with Regular Loads at a Distance

250 mm
ar
ar
Load
Cate- Channel
gory
mm
250
REd
REd
au
a
d
175 mm
e
or 195 mm for K53/34
C20/25
ZEd
Z Ed
DEd
Proof:
REd
RRd
[kN]
min ar 2)
[mm]
Edge Distances
min au
[mm]
C 20/25 C 30/37 C 40/50
2.1
K 28/15
50
55
40
40
3.5
K 38/17
10
75
185 3)
140 4)
115
7.0
K 50/30
15
150
265 5)
170
130
10.5
K 53/34
20
200
315
200
155
Design resistance taking the load category of the relevant

bracket type into account
2)
ar = edge distance to the upper edge of the component,
au = distance to the nearest lower edge in the rear area of the
anchor. All values apply to uncracked concrete or reinforcement situations with edge reinforcement and stirrups with a
distance of a 100 mm. The lower edge on the front results
from the bracket dimensions y = x + 50 mm.
3)
for C 20/25 min ar = 150 mm
4)
5)
1)
FEd
x min
Design
Resistance
RRd 1)
REd
FEd
43
Service
Invitation to Tender Form

All of the invitation to tender forms can be found in
the invitation to tender software at
www.jordahl.de.
Technical Advice
On request we can also offer the services of our
structural calculation engineers and technical
consultants.
Calculation Software
We can provide you with user-friendly calculation
software in order to determine the optimum
products for individual installation situations.
Calculations in accordance with the general
technical approval
Printout of ordering lists with drawings as the
basis for invitations to tender.
Export of the calculated reinforcement
as a *.DXF file or as a *.DWG file
To place an order, call 030 68283-02 or send us an
e-mail to info@jordahl.de.
Alternatively, you can also download the
software from our website at www.jordahl.de
44
Contact Details
Nobelstrae 51
D-12057 Berlin
Germany
Phone: + 49 (0) 30 68283-02
Fax + 49 (0) 30 68283-497
info@jordahl.de
www.jordahl.de
Fax Request Form
Brickwork Support Brackets JVA
Deutsche Kahneisen
Gesellschaft mbH
Sender:
Address:
Office addresst:
Nobelstrae 51
12057 Berlin
Germany
Company:
Contact person:
Tel + 49 (0) 30 68283-02

Fax + 49 (0) 30 68283-497
Internet www.jordahl.de
Tel./fax:
Construction project:
Address:
Post code/town:
1. Brick Apparent Density

=
kN/m3
2. Brick Geometry
(Standard)
L = 240 mm
d = 115 mm
h = 71 mm
3. General Information
Gap between walls
Brickwork Height
Distance between the anchor brackets
Anchor channel available?
4. Wall Supporting Area

Foot point
Intermediate support
Overall length
5. Opening Supporting Area

Prefabricated lintel
Length L =________m
(Other size)
a=
H=
e=
No:
L=
mm
mm
mm
mm
m
mm
Yes, which type?:
Course of stretchers
Quantity n =_____Pieces
Headquarters: Berlin
Directors:
Dipl.-Ing. G. Brner (Spokesperson) 81 HRB 8150 B
AG Berlin Charlottenburg
Dr.-Ing. F. W. Neikes
L=
d=
h=
Course of bricks laid

on edge with a visible
angled bracket
Course of bricks laid on

edge with a hidden
angled bracket
Notes
46
Subject Index
A
Addresses
Anchor Channels
Anchor Channel Corner Section
Openings
Angled Brackets
Angled Bracket above Openings
Angled Bracket Designs
Angled Brackets L-DN+ / DF+ / F+
Intermediate Angled Brackets
Approval
B
Basis for Calculations
Brick Ties JMA
Brick Tie Channels JKt 25 / 15D, JM, JML
Brickwork Height
C
Calculation Approach
Cavity Wall Ties
Courses of Bricks
Laid on Edge Window Opening
with Course of Bricks
Laid on Edge Suspension Loops
48
42
42
16
22
2829
17
6
4
40
10
35
5
1011
36-37
12
21
21
D
DIN 1053-1 (theory)
DIN 4420-3 (theory)
Dowels
5,9,11
37
4041
E
Edge Distances for Anchor Channels
Expansion Joints
Support next to Joints
Outside Corner with Joint
43
8
19
21
F
Faade Design
Brickwork Support Brackets
JVA+ E / EA
JVA+ F / FAR
JVA+ N / NA / NU
JVA+ NFT / NAFT
JVA+ P / PAR
Fixing Equipment/Fastening Materials
89
19
2022
1415
2425
18
41
G
General Technical Approval
Grout-in Brackets JMK- N / E / P, JMK+N
I
Installation Instructions for Angled
Brackets JW
4
30
34
J
Joints, Layout of
L
L-lintels
26
M
Material
O
Outside Corners
with Expansion Joint
without Expansion Joint
21
21
P
Parapet Facing Anchors JAV
Permanent Scaffolding Anchors J
GA+ Q, JGA+ Z
Prefabricated Lintel
Prefabricated Part Holder
Prefabricated Supports
S
Special Versions
Support above Openings
with JVA+ F / FAR
with JVA+ NFT / NAFT for
Pre-Fabricated Lintels
with Angled Brackets JW
Stainless Steel
32
3839
2425
25
27
2627
21
25
16
1011
1213
T
Threaded Loops JGS
Type Approval
25
4
V
Vault Action
11
47
Subsidiaries
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Greece
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
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Sweden
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U.A.E.
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Further information is available on
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international
Condition 02-2011 / 1st Edition / HH / 1.000
Deutsche Kahneisen
Gesellschaft mbH
Head office:
Nobelstrasse 51
12057 Berlin
Germany
Production Plant Trebbin:
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Handling Stainless Steel

Scaffold Anchor JGA+ Q / Z

Single Bracket JVA+ N / NA / NU

Attachment of Brickwork Support Brackets

Overview of Suitable Fixing Materials

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JORDAHL Anchor Channels

Angled Bracket JVA+ F / FAR

Fax Request Form

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Accessories: Suspension Systems

Individually Tailored Brackets

Angled Brackets L-F+

Angled Brackets L-DF+, L-DN+

Grout-in Bracket JMK- N / E / P, JMK+ N

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8.4.3.2 Two-shell external wall with an air space

Back-up masonry or concrete

c) Outer shells with a thickness of 115 mm should

Air space anchors

Cavity Wall Tie

40 150 mm insulation layer / air space

>150 mm with approval of the wire anchors

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Openings with Prefabricated

Outer Corner with Expansion

Outer Corner without Expansion Joint JVA+ F

Supports in the Attic with Attic

Standard Wall Area

Expansion Joints and Edge Area

Cavity Wall Tie LSA

Scaffold Anchors JGA+ Q,

Expansion Joint and Edge Area

JORDAHL Faade Connection Systems

Faade Design and Layout of Joints

Arrangement of Expansion Joints

The character of a building is defined by its

Continuous vertical expansion joints next to openings

When making choices for the brickwork support,

Storey-by-storey support, flush with the top edge of the openings

DIN 1053-1, November 1996, Brickwork,

Possible Arrangement of Vertical Expansion Joints (VF)

8.4.3.1 Two-shell external walls with an air

Suggestion for the execution of horizontal expansion joints in

Suggestion for the layout of vertical expansion joints in

Design and Layout of Expansion Joints

Closed-cell foam profile

Elastoplastic sealant (joint sealing compound)

Brickwork support branchets

Recommended Distances between Expansion Joints