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Inset/Outset Condition
The inset/outset
system is a combination of an inset girt condition with
a bypass girt condition directly above. This, combined with
a standard trim application, can be an inexpensive way to
accomplish a shadow-line effect down the wall of the building.
The standard horizontal projections of the inset/outset
condition are 7” and 9” (utilizing 8”
and 10” girts).
Inset/outset conditions can
be ordered on either a sidewall or an endwall of the building,
and must terminate at a column location. The bypass girt
directly above the inset/outset condition is provided as
a simple span girt (no lap) in lieu of continuous to allow
for better trim alignment.
Nucor's Head Trim is provided above the
inset/outset condition.
The head trim provides a better
appearance by covering up any fabrication or erection imperfections
in the panels, such as out-of-squareness. The head trim
will be provided in 10’-1” lengths with instructions
to install the trim as simple-span with a 1/16” gap
between the pieces to allow for adequate water drainage.
As a standard, the head trim, cap trim, and inset/outset
trim will be provided in the same color as the upper wall
panel.
The building width and length should be specified
to the inset condition. To avoid additional
costs, locate the inset/outset condition above the height
of the tallest framed opening along that particular wall
(1’-6” minimum above the framed opening height
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