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Please find below a selection of relevant articles from AEC companies and organizations for wind bracing. 2005 Tilt-Up Media Coverage Archive ...enemy, and braces are necessary to resist these lateral forces until permanent wall connections can be made. The Tilt-Up Concrete Association offers "The Guideline for Temporary Wind Bracing of Tilt-Up Concrete Panels During Construction" to help you. Source: Concrete Construction (September/October 2005) Read the full article | Harris Consulting... See #1. Specifications ...by attachment directly to the purlin or girt. Inner flange stability is provided by attachment to the purlins or girts through painted angle flange braces. 2.6 Longitudinal wind bracing is provided by a positive "X" system located in the roof and walls of required bays. This system utilizes tension members only and is provided as diagonal... See #2. Freestanding Greenhouses Combined with any of our available options, you can design your greenhouse package that will meet all of your greenhouse needs. STRUCTURE Ground stakes, hoops, purlins, and wind bracing are manufactured from galvanized steel tubing, and are pre-drilled for easy assembly. The standard spacing between hoops is 4' with 5' & 6' available.... See #3. Welcome To Erect-A-Tube/Hanger Door Systems The Endwall System is a sure, fast, easy and low cost way to finish a customer pleasing hangar. Complete system includes endwall girts and wind bracing. All you supply is the sheeting. Accommodates door sizes up to 80' x 20'. Erect-A-Tube, Inc. supplies: Complete end wall frame Columns Electric bi-fold... See #4. 1: http://www.tilt-up.org [c1082326] 2: http://www.rmsteel.com [c867730] 3: http://www.jonkman.com [c999742] 4: http://www.erect-a-tube.com [c923868]