<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><table-reference author="Kieran O'Donnell" dateTime="2021-03-04T17:39:37" graph="None" id="_b8fa2083-9aef-4a6d-ae52-c279f450c9b8" type="insert"><num>5.6.5b</num><title id="_c494817c-07f2-4a62-8e99-2e83065cea4e">Wall tie spacing in cavity and solid masonry</title><table id="_a7b90893-0d34-4079-af34-c08b1e68fd17" keycol="1"><tgroup cols="3"><colspec colname="001" colnum="1" colwidth="144.05*"/><colspec colname="002" colnum="2" colwidth="144.00*"/><colspec colname="003" colnum="3" colwidth="144.00*"/><thead><row><entry morerows="1">Direction</entry><entry nameend="003" namest="002">Wall tie spacing (maximum)</entry></row><row><entry>Cavity masonry</entry><entry>Solid or monolithic masonry</entry></row></thead><tbody><row><entry>Horizontal</entry><entry>600 mm</entry><entry>400 mm</entry></row><row><entry>Vertical</entry><entry>600 mm </entry><entry>400 mm</entry></row></tbody></tgroup></table><desc-note id="_a9185e96-972f-47ef-b68d-1cb4f411f345"><p>Wall ties that are suitable for higher duties are also suitable for use in lower duty conditions.</p></desc-note></table-reference>