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  • TMS Responds, Vol. 20, No. 1

    $10.00

    TMS Responds is a resources developed to help answer common, and sometimes, not so common questions on masonry materials, design, construction, evaluation, and repair.

    Vol. 20, No. 1 (September 2022), responds to questions on:

    • Major revisions from the 2016 to 2022 edition of TMS 402/602
  • TMS Journal

    TMS eJournal, Vol. 40, No. 1

    $75.00

    Technical Papers

    • Investigation of Mix Designs for Lightweight Grout per ASTM C476
      By: Rumi Shrestha, Laura Redmond, Jason Thompson, and Prasad Rangaraju
    • Quantitative Appraisal of the Sustainability of Compressed Stabilized Earthen Masonry
      By: Elena Hoff and Ece Erdogmus

    General Interest Papers

    • Compression Behavior of Corrugated Veneer Ties On Insulation
      By: Richard M. Bennett, Charles B. Clark, Jr., and Jim Bryja
    • Tension and Compression Controlled Sections in the 2022 TMS 402 Code
      By: Richard M. Bennett and John M. Hochwalt
  • TMS Responds, Vol. 21, No. 1

    $10.00

    TMS Responds is a resources developed to help answer common, and sometimes, not so common questions on masonry materials, design, construction, evaluation, and repair.

    Vol. 21, No. 1 (February 2023), responds to questions on:

    • Corrosion of Embedded Metal Ties
  • 14th North American Masonry Conference Proceedings on USB

    $84.00

    The 14th North American Masonry Conference (NAMC) was held June 11–14, 2023 in Omaha, Nebraska. The Conference was jointly hosted by Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) and the Nebraska Masonry Alliance (NMA), and sponsored by the Masonry Society (TMS). The 14NAMC is one in a series of quadrennial conferences sponsored by The Masonry Society. This USB drive contains the 100 papers that were presented at the Conference.

  • Standards for Architectural Cast Stone, 2023 Edition (Download Version)

    $90.00

    Standards for Architectural Cast Stone contains three standards and their commentaries:

    • Standard for Design of Architectural Cast Stone (TMS 404)
    • Standard for Fabrication of Architectural Cast Stone (TMS 504)
    • Standard Specification for Installation of Architectural Cast Stone (TMS 604)

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    Key updates and revisions incorporated by the Committee include:

    • Updates for coordination with other reference standards including updates to reflect changes in ASTM standards and reference to the 2022 edition of ASCE/SEI 7.
    • General cleanup and clarification of provisions and expanded commentary.
    • Introduced new deflection limits of l/600 for cast stone subjected to out-of-plane loads.
    • Removed the historical drying shrinkage limit of 0.000325, replaced by a requirement that drying shrinkage be tested and reported.
    • Minimum thickness requirement of 2.5 inches (64 mm) for all cast stone units.
    • Permitting the use of glass fiber reinforced polymer bars meeting ASTM D7957/C7957M.
    • Minimum qualifications for testing labs and inspection agencies are required to be defined.

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  • Standards for Architectural Cast Stone, 2023 Edition

    $90.00

    Standards for Architectural Cast Stone contains three standards and their commentaries:

    • Standard for Design of Architectural Cast Stone (TMS 404)
    • Standard for Fabrication of Architectural Cast Stone (TMS 504)
    • Standard Specification for Installation of Architectural Cast Stone (TMS 604)

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    Key updates and revisions incorporated by the Committee include:

    • Updates for coordination with other reference standards including updates to reflect changes in ASTM standards and reference to the 2022 edition of ASCE/SEI 7.
    • General cleanup and clarification of provisions and expanded commentary.
    • Introduced new deflection limits of l/600 for cast stone subjected to out-of-plane loads.
    • Removed the historical drying shrinkage limit of 0.000325, replaced by a requirement that drying shrinkage be tested and reported.
    • Minimum thickness requirement of 2.5 inches (64 mm) for all cast stone units.
    • Permitting the use of glass fiber reinforced polymer bars meeting ASTM D7957/C7957M.
    • Minimum qualifications for testing labs and inspection agencies are required to be defined.

    Other Formats:  Protected Download (Single User)


  • TMS 402/602-16 Online – Annual Subscription

    $150.00

    The Masonry Standards Online version of TMS 402/602 has additional features not available with the download version, including:

    • Copy – Copy text, equations, tables, and figures
    • Print – Print sections from the standard and commentary
    • Internal linking – Quickly jump to a referenced sections, figures, tables, or equations
    • Share – Share links to specific sections within the standard or commentary
    • Highlight and annotate – Highlight, annotate, and add notes to refer to later
    • Notation and definition tooltips – Hover over terms and notation to display helpful tooltips with definitions
    • Multi-user options – See below for more information
    • and more!

    View a quick tutorial for navigating MSO below.

    Preview Chapter 1 of TMS 402


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  • Masonry Designers’ Guide – 2022 Download Version

    $220.00

    The Masonry Designers’ Guide – 2022 (MDG-2022) is a valuable reference for engineers, contractors, architects, inspectors, building code authorities, and educators. Initial chapters address materials, testing, quality assurance, quality control, and construction methods with reference to specific provisions of the 2022 TMS 402 Code and TMS 602 Specification. Subsequent chapters illustrate fundamental design concepts and demonstrate how to apply Code provisions to structural design of common masonry members. The MDG-2022 also includes discussion on masonry provisions in the 2024 International Building Code (IBC) and its examples are based on ASCE /SEI 7-22.

    More than 150 design examples included discuss concrete and clay masonry, autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) masonry, prestressed masonry, glass unit masonry and more. The final three chapters of the book include 60+ comprehensive design examples for three common masonry buildings (Chapters 19-21).

    Brand new examples added to this edition deal with GFRP reinforced masonry, veneer, anchor bolts, and more. Read more about the examples and view sample pages at the bottom of this page.


    Available Formats

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    Ordering either MDG-2022 hard copy option provides free digital access to the MDG-2022 when purchased in the same order (the discount will be applied after adding both items to your cart).

    If you previously purchased a hard copy, you can also redeem access here.


  • Masonry Designers’ Guide – 2022

    $220.00

    The Masonry Designers’ Guide – 2022 (MDG-2022) is a valuable reference for engineers, contractors, architects, inspectors, building code authorities, and educators. Initial chapters address materials, testing, quality assurance, quality control, and construction methods with reference to specific provisions of the 2022 TMS 402 Code and TMS 602 Specification. Subsequent chapters illustrate fundamental design concepts and demonstrate how to apply Code provisions to structural design of common masonry members. The MDG-2022 also includes discussion on masonry provisions in the 2024 International Building Code (IBC) and its examples are based on ASCE /SEI 7-22.

    More than 150 design examples included discuss concrete and clay masonry, autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) masonry, prestressed masonry, glass unit masonry and more. The final three chapters of the book include 60+ comprehensive design examples for three common masonry buildings (Chapters 19-21).

    Brand new examples added to this edition deal with GFRP reinforced masonry, veneer, anchor bolts, and more. Read more about the examples and view sample pages at the bottom of this page.


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    Available Formats

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    TMS 402/602-22 + MDG-2022 Bundle – Save $25!
    Online Access
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    Ordering either MDG-2022 hard copy option provides free digital access to the MDG-2022 when purchased in the same order (the discount will be applied after adding both items to your cart).

    If you previously purchased a hard copy, you can also redeem access here.


  • TMS 402/602-22 + MDG-2022 Bundle

    $395.00

    TMS 402/602-22 Building Code Requirements and Specification for Masonry Structures has been updated throughout for new referenced standards, including ASCE/SEI 7-22 and numerous ASTM Standards. Other major changes to the TMS 402/602-22 include:

    • New, more rational, masonry veneer provisions
    • New Appendix D on composite reinforcement in masonry
    • Updated and refined provisions throughout, including compression-controlled section requirements

    Masonry Designers’ Guide – 2022 is a valuable reference for engineers, contractors, architects, inspectors, building code authorities, and educators. The MDG-2022 also includes discussion on masonry provisions in the 2024 International Building Code (IBC) and its examples are based on ASCE /SEI 7-22.

    More than 150 design examples included discuss concrete and clay masonry, autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) masonry, prestressed masonry, glass unit masonry and more. The final three chapters of the book include 60+ comprehensive design examples for three common masonry buildings (Chapters 19-21).

    Brand new examples added to this edition deal with GFRP reinforced masonry, veneer, anchor bolts, and more.

    Buy the bundle with both books and save $25!


    Available Formats

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    TMS 402/602-22 & MDG-2022 Bundle – Save $25!

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    Bundle a TMS 402/602 hard copy with the download version to receive a 40% discount on the download (the discount will be applied after adding both items to your cart).

    Ordering any MDG-2022 hard copy option provides free access to the digital MDG-2022 when purchased in the same order (discount will be applied after adding both items to your cart). If you previously purchased a hard copy, redeem access here.


  • TMS eJournal, Vol. 41, No. 1

    $75.00

    Technical Papers

    • Artificial Neural Network to Predict the Shear Strength of Partially Grouted Masonry Walls
      By: Jeffrey Hung, Bennett Banting, Cristián Sandoval, and Carlos Cruz-Noguez
    • Flexural Bond Strength of Masonry Assemblies with Lightweight Grout
      By: Cooper Banks, Laura Redmond, Ben Hiner, Stephen Wright, and Michael Stoner
    • High-Strength Reinforcing Bars (HSRBs) and TMS 402
      By: Omar Khalid and Dimitrios Kalliontzis

    General Interest Papers

    • Seismic Out-of-Plane Retrofit of URM Walls Using Timber Strong-Backs
      By: Ivan Giongo, Dmytro Dizhur, Jason Ingham, Robert Hudson, Marta Giaretton
    • An Analysis Model for Partially Grouted Shear Walls Using Macro-Modelling: Importance of Reporting Joint Shear Strength
      By: Amr Ba Rahima, Clayton Pettit, Carlos Cruz Noguez, Jeffrey Hung
    • Shake Table Tests of Traditional Timber Frame Masonry Construction System
      By: Aanisa Gania, Durgesh C Rai, Jan Mohammad Banday
    • Sensitivity Analysis of Parameters on the In Plane Behavior of Unreinforced Masonry Wall Strengthened with Steel Wire Reinforced Cementitious Matrix (SWRCM)
      By: Dattatreya Tripathy and Vaibhav Singhal
    • Preserving a Landmark: Saving a Historic Masonry Landmark with Cost Saving Restoration Construction Practices
      By: Nathan Harres and Ariel Kousgaard