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Proposed position for Lintel
Intended location slots for PROPPAS
Remove bricks and install lintel
PROPPAS in place
Props
New lintel in place
Fix the holes where the PROPPAS were
Newopening
Proposed wall area to be removed to create a
new opening
Support the wall the proppa way.™
Step 1 Mark out your proposed new opening and determine the opening height and proposed position for the lintel. Rake or grind out the mortar joint one or two bricks above the joint in which you are working to ensure that the PROPPA® has clearance and will slide into the clean joint until the web of the PROPPA® is against the face of the wall. Under no circumstances should you hammer in the PROPPA® as this can cause cracking. Ensure that the floor or foundation is capable of providing adequate bearing capacity for the base of the props without settlement or sliding. Ensure an engineer has checked the adequacy of the masonry wall containing the proposed opening before any work commences including lateral resistance at the prop level during its use.
Step 2 Once the PROPPA® is in position, locate the prop, ensuring that the prop is plumb when it is tightened. Note: if you are supporting a double skin, carefully insert a steel wedge to pick up the outside skin if required. Take up the load on the prop, do not over-tighten. This is not a jacking device. The more detailed Instructions for Use contain a safe working load table to assist in determining the maximum safe working load at a given height. This table is a general guide only and is NOT intended as a substitute for the engaging of a structural engineer to determine safe working loads and general propping details/layout. Once props are correctly positioned, carefully remove the appropriate bricks and install the lintel. The brickwork below the installed lintel should be removed carefully and ONLY after the lintel has been permanently secured in place and its supporting new mortar has been fully hardened.
Step 3 After safe removal of the props and the PROPPA®s, go about fixing the holes in the mortar where the Proppas were situated. If there’s any settlement or movement of the masonry wall during the process of installing the PROPPA® wall supports, removing masonry units, installing the lintel or removing the props, check for any cracking in the masonry and conduct repairs as necessary. Always use PROPPA® wall supports in a safe and workmanlike manner and comply with O, H & S / Work Health and Safety regulations and any local or site specific requirements.
The prop braces against the ‘half-pipe’ element of the Proppa®
The prop top plate locates within the underside of the Proppa®
www.proppatools.comThese visuals and brief notes are guides only and are to be read in conjunction with the Proppa Instructions for Use located on the reverse side of this page. Don’t take risks. Always consult a structural engineer for Proppa® guidance.
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oppa
Tool
s Pty
Ltd A
ll Rig
hts R
eser
ved.
Janu
ary 2
013
Web of Proppa®
MASONRY WALL SUPPORTS
!
Wei
ght:
6.45
kg1.
Deter
mine
the o
penin
g heig
ht. R
ake o
r grin
d out
the m
orta
r joint
one o
r two
brick
s abo
ve th
e join
t in w
hich y
ou ar
e wor
king t
o ens
ure t
hat
th
e Proppa
® has
clea
rance
and w
ill sli
de in
to th
e clea
n join
t unt
il the
web
of th
e Pro
ppa®
is ag
ainst
the f
ace o
f the
wall
. Und
er no
circu
msta
nces
shou
ld yo
u ham
mer
in th
e Pro
ppa®
as th
is ca
n cau
se cr
ackin
g!2.
Once
the P
ropp
a® is
in po
sition
, loca
te th
e pro
p ens
uring
that
the p
rop i
s plum
b whe
n it is
tight
ened
.
NOTE
: If yo
u are
supp
ortin
g a do
uble
skin,
caref
ully i
nser
t a st
eel w
edge
to pi
ck up
the o
utsid
e skin
if req
uired
. 3.
Take
up th
e loa
d on t
he pr
op, D
O NO
T OVE
R-TIG
HTEN
! THI
S IS N
OT A
JACK
ING D
EVIC
E!4.
For a
ppro
priat
e safe
wor
king l
oad p
lease
refer
to th
e tab
le im
med
iately
below
to de
term
ine m
axim
um sa
fe wo
rking
load
& he
ight.
5. En
sure
that
the fl
oor o
r fou
ndati
on is
capa
ble of
prov
iding
adeq
uate
beari
ng ca
pacit
y for
the b
ase o
f the
prop
s with
out s
ettle
men
t or s
liding
.6.
The l
ateral
stab
ility a
t the
base
plate
is ac
hieve
d by f
rictio
n bet
ween
stee
l and
conc
rete.
For o
ther
mate
rials,
ensu
re an
engin
eer c
heck
s tha
t
there
’s ade
quate
resis
tanc
e to s
lip.
7. Co
nside
r the
effec
ts of
loadin
g on m
ultipl
e lev
els in
resp
ect o
f load
tran
sfer t
o pro
ps an
d fou
ndati
on at
the b
otto
m le
vel.
8. En
sure
an en
ginee
r has
chec
ked t
he ad
equa
cy of
the m
ason
ry w
all co
ntain
ing th
e pro
pose
d ope
ning b
efore
any w
ork c
omm
ence
s,
inc
luding
later
al res
istan
ce at
the p
rop l
evel
durin
g its
use.
9. W
hen u
sing t
he Pr
oppa
® wall
supp
ort w
ith ho
llow
mas
onry,
ensu
re th
e unit
is in
stalle
d so t
hat t
he ou
term
ost f
ace-
shell
is su
ppor
ted.
Fo
r prac
tical
purp
oses
, this
limits
the t
hickn
ess o
f holl
ow m
ason
ry w
alls t
o 190
mm
bloc
kwor
k.10
. Th
e pro
p mus
t be o
rient
ed su
ch th
at th
e slot
in th
e out
er tu
be (a
nd ho
les in
the i
nner
tube
) are
in lin
e with
the w
all, ie
. not
facin
g the
wall
.11
. Th
e Pro
ppa®
wall
supp
ort m
ust b
e ins
talle
d on t
he in
ner t
ube o
f the
prop
only.
Ensu
re th
is is
take
n int
o acco
unt w
hen s
electi
ng a
prop
to
su
it the
head
heigh
t. Allo
w m
inim
um 25
0mm
of in
ner t
ube a
bove
the t
op th
read o
f the
outer
tube
.12
. If t
here’
s any
settl
emen
t or m
ovem
ent o
f the
mas
onry
wall
durin
g the
proc
ess o
f insta
lling t
he Pr
oppa
® wall
supp
orts,
rem
oving
mas
onry
units
, insta
lling t
he lin
tel an
d rem
oving
the p
rops
, che
ck fo
r any
crac
king i
n the
mas
onry
and c
ondu
ct rep
airs a
s nec
essa
ry.13
. Th
e Pro
ppa®
wall
supp
ort is
desig
ned f
or st
anda
rd m
ason
ry be
d join
ts of
nom
inal 1
0 mm
thick
ness.
Refer
to an
engin
eer f
or gu
idelin
es
on
use w
ith m
ason
ry la
id in
thin-
bed m
orta
r.14
. Th
e max
imum
spac
ing of
Prop
pa w
all su
ppor
ts is
900 m
m.
15.
If the
prop
visib
ly de
flects
, brac
e it a
nd ha
ve an
engin
eer a
ssess
its us
e.16
. Al
ways
use P
ROPP
A® w
all su
ppor
ts in
a safe
and w
orkm
anlik
e man
ner.
DON’TTA
KERISKS
•A
LWAY
SCO
NSU
LTASTR
UCT
URA
LEN
GINEE
RFO
RPR
OPP
A®GUIDANCE
17.
Gen
eral
care
and
safe
ty is
sues
•UsePersonalProtectiveEquipm
entwhenw
orkingw
ithPROPPA®
•AlwayscomplywithOH
&S/W
ork,Health&
Safetyregulationsandanylocalorsite-specificrequirements.
•NeverusePROPPA®beyonditsdesignlimitations.
•AlwayskeepPROPPA®cleanandingoodworkingorder.
•HandlePROPPA®w
ithcareandstoresafely.Usehandslotonlywhencarrying,keepinghandsclearatallothertim
es.
Pr
oP
Pa®
wa
ll s
uP
Po
rt
s
Inst
ruct
Ion
s fo
r u
se
su
PP
or
t t
he
wa
ll t
he
Pr
oP
Pa
® wa
y™
Acro
w®
is th
e re
gist
ered
trad
emar
k of
Bor
al F
orm
wor
k &
Sca
ffold
ing
Pty
Ltd
| C
Ene
rtre
n Pt
y Lt
d / P
ropp
a To
ols
Pty
Ltd
2012
. All
right
s re
serv
ed. j
uLy
201
2
ww
w.p
ropp
atoo
ls.c
om
a.
Table
is ba
sed o
n 110
mm
brick
work
with
load
ecce
ntric
ities
to ce
ntre
line o
f pro
p give
n belo
w.b.
As
sum
ed ec
cent
ricity
for s
ingle
skin
- 270
mm
(web
again
st ins
ide fa
ce of
brick
work
)c.
As
sum
ed ec
cent
ricity
for c
avity
- 35
0mm
(web
again
st ins
ide fa
ce of
brick
work
)d.
Ad
equa
te re
strain
t mus
t be m
ainta
ined a
t the
top o
f the
mas
onry
wall
– eg
. slab
, floo
r, roo
f pitc
hing b
eam
and c
eiling
fram
e,
an
d mus
t be a
t a he
ight n
ot gr
eate
r tha
n 500
mm
abov
e the
prop
.
A
crow
® Pr
op
Min
. Pro
p
WLL
(kg)
Max
. Pro
p
W
LL (k
g)
Type
H
eigh
t (m
m)
Sing
le S
kin
Ca
vity
H
eigh
t (m
m)
Sing
le S
kin
Ca
vity
N
o. 0
13
00
570
46
0
1830
36
0
290
N
o. 1
18
50
550
44
0
2800
33
0
270
N
o. 2
21
50
540
44
0
3400
31
0
250
N
o. 3
24
20
530
44
0
3975
29
0
240
N
o. 4
33
50
500
41
0
4900
28
0
230
Note
s
PlEASENOtE:
Thes
e ins
tructi
ons f
or us
e rela
te ONlytotheNEWProppadesign,Aust.Reg.Des.343806,thatwaslaunchedinJuly2012.
Th
is ne
w de
sign i
ncor
porat
es a
boom
erang
-shap
ed ha
nd sl
ot in
the t
op pl
ate. T
he ol
d des
ign is
diffe
rentia
ted by
a ha
ndle
affixe
d to t
he to
p plat
e.!
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