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corner/jamb  \nRight corner/jamb  \nBlack rebar denotes full cell (0.00460417 cubic yard)  \nWhite rebar denotes interior stretcher cell (0.0027328 cubic yard)  \nfull cell rebar is placed 4” in from the exterior edges (same as standard CMU)  \nstretcher cell rebar is 2 1/2” in from the interior edges or 5 1/2”  \nfrom the exterior edges  \nTypical vertical rebar placement per engineering is one \\#5 @ 48”O.C. and adjacent to every window and door opening  \n21/2”  \n4”  \n21/2”  \nstretcher  \nWestbrook Concrete Block Co. , Inc. 439 Spencer Plains Road Westbrook, CT 06498 t.860.399.6201 [info@westbrookblock. com](info@westbrookblock. com)  \nA Tradition of Innovation  \nomni block 8x8 details page 2 of 9  \nRebar Placement – Overview  \nNote: Diagrams are not to scale  \nall rebar typcially \\#5  \nShop drawing  \noverview  \n| Black full cell rebar |  | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| | |  |\n| white\u003Cbr>|  |  |\n\nstretcher cell rebar  \nSubsequent enlarged detail section  \ncomplete building can be seen on SD9  \nWestbrook Concrete Block Co. , Inc. 439 Spencer Plains Road Westbrook, CT 06498 t.860.399.6201 [info@westbrookblock. com](info@westbrookblock. com)  \nA Tradition of Innovation  \nomni block 8x8 details page 3 of 9  \nSection Detail  \nNote: Diagrams are not to scale  \nrebar 40 bar diameters from finished floor height  \nShop drawing section detail  \nBest design practices call for all dimensions to be evenly divisible by 8” (block module)  \n4’dimension is where a 4040 window will be located with a 4’0” sill height and an 8’0”crossover  \n3’4”door opening  \nfirst dimension layer: rebar placement second dimension layer: jamb-to-jamb  \nWestbrook Concrete Block Co. , Inc. 439 Spencer Plains Road Westbrook, CT 06498 t.860.399.6201 [info@westbrookblock. com](info@westbrookblock. com)  \nA Tradition of Innovation  \nomni block 8x8 details page 4 of 9  \nSection Detail – First Course  \nNote: Diagrams are not to scale  \nall non-rebar cells filled with omni block insulation inserts (not shown)  \nShop drawing section detail-First course  \nBest design practices call for all dimensions to be evenly divisible by 8” (block module)  \nRed denotes Right corner/jamb  \nblue denotes left  \n4’dimension is where a 4040 window will be located with a 4’0” sill height and an 8’0”crossover  \ncorner/jamb  \n3’4”door opening  \nfirst dimension layer: rebar placement second dimension layer: jamb-to-jamb  \nWestbrook Concrete Block Co. , Inc. 439 Spencer Plains Road Westbrook, CT 06498 t.860.399.6201 [info@westbrookblock. com](info@westbrookblock. com)  \nA Tradition of Innovation  \nomni block 8x8 details page 5 of 9  \nSection Detail – Second Course  \nNote: Diagrams are not to scale  \nall non-rebar cells filled with omni block insulation inserts (not shown)  \nShop drawing section detail-second course  \nBest design practices call for all dimensions to be evenly divisible by 8” (block module)  \nalternate left and right corner/jamb block to build window columns  \nin lieu of mid-wall bond beams ladder rod is placed in mortar bed every other course per engineering (not shown)  \n3’4”door opening  \n4’dimension is where a 4040 window will be located with a 4’0” sill height and an 8’0”crossover  \nalternate appropriate corner/jamb block with standard 8x8x8 block to build door jambs  \nfirst dimension layer: rebar placement second dimension layer: jamb-to-jamb  \nWestbrook Concrete Block Co. , Inc. 439 Spencer Plains Road Westbrook, CT 06498 t.860.399.6201 [info@westbrookblock. com](info@westbrookblock. com)  \nA Tradition of Innovation  \nomni block 8x8 details page 6 of 9  \nSection Detail – 4 FT Lift  \nNote: Diagrams are not to scale  \nShop drawing section detail-4 ft lift  \nrebar lap 40 bar diameters  \n3’4”door opening  \n4’dimension is where a 4040 window will be located with a 4’0” sill height and an 8’0”crossover  \ndimensions: jamb-to-jamb  \nWestbrook Concrete Block Co. , Inc. 439 Spencer 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