PAC-Continuous Cleat Coping
The innovative design of PAC-CLAD Continuous Cleat Coping permits the installation of a sloped coping cap over extra wide walls. The support of the cleat substantially reduces sagging, which can induce ponding and the possibility of leaks. For further weather tightness, neoprene strips are factory applied to each hold down cleat (see illustration).
Factory-supplied fasteners accompany each coping order to assure proper attachment of the cleats to the wood nailer. Field-crimping on the inside leg of the coping to the inside hold down cleat completes the installation.
The innovative design of PAC-CLAD Continuous Cleat Coping permits the installation of a sloped coping cap over extra wide walls. The support of the cleat substantially reduces sagging, which can induce ponding and the possibility of leaks. For further weather tightness, neoprene strips are factory applied to each hold down cleat (see illustration).
Factory-supplied fasteners accompany each coping order to assure proper attachment of the cleats to the wood nailer. Field-crimping on the inside leg of the coping to the inside hold down cleat completes the installation.
Wind Uplift
| Material | Wall Width | FM I-90 | FM I-105 | FM I-120 | FM I-165 | FM I-180 |
| 24 ga. Steel | 16″ Max | • | ||||
| 22 ga. Steel | 16″ Max | • | • | |||
| 22 ga. Steel | 15″ Max | • | • | • | ||
| .050, .063 Alum. | 24″ Max | • | • | |||
| .050, .063 Alum. | 16″ Max | • | • | • | • | |
| .050, .063 Alum. | 15″ Max | • | • | • | • | • |
| Features | Elimination of field-crimping for certain products |
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