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EBEA® Balcony Connector

Load-bearing thermal break
Version PEIKKO GROUP 05/2020

Load-bearing thermal break
• Effective elimination of thermal bridges for concrete balcony structures

• Efficient installation
• Robust construction with fire protection up to REI120
• Wide range of models for different applications
EBEA® Balcony Connector is a load-bearing insulated connection element for concrete structures which minimizes
thermal bridges in cantilever balconies, or other applications such as walls and slabs.
Preventing thermal bridges and keeping structural integrity of cantilever balconies, walls and slabs at the same time
might be a challenge. EBEA® Balcony Connector minimizes heat losses and prevents visual or structural defects to
concrete structures. EBEA® system is very versatile in the wide range of models, you can find an optimal solution for
transferring all transverse forces, horizontal forces and moments in relation to the main slab.
Noise reduction up to 21 dB can be achieved thanks to used special materials. A fire protection classification of up to
REI120 is available with the EBEA® system.
Simple installation together with its features makes the EBEA® Balcony Connector a cost-efficient and practical
solution for load-bearing structures with high requirements for minimizing thermal bridges.
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CONTENTS
About EBEA® Balcony Connector�� 5
1. Product properties��5
1.1 Thermal insulation�� 6
1.2 Structural behaviour�� 7
1.3 Limitations for application�� 9
1.3.1 Loading and environmental conditions�� 9
1.3.2 Positioning of the EBEA®�� 9
1.4 Material properties�� 11
1.4.1 Thermal insulation��11
1.4.2 Load bearing components�� 13
1.4.3 Friction welding�� 13
1.5 EBEA®-100��14
1.6 EBEA® E-100��16
1.7 EBEA®-200��18
1.8 EBEA®-300�� 20
1.9 EBEA® E-300�� 22
1.10 EBEA®-400�� 24
1.11 EBEA®-500�� 26
1.12 EBEA®-600�� 28
1.13 EBEA®-700�� 30
1.14 EBEA®-800�� 32
1.15 EBEA®-900�� 34
1.16 EBEA® E-900�� 36
1.17 EBEA®-1000�� 38
1.18 EBEA®-1100�� 40
1.19 EBEA®-1200�� 42
1.20 EBEA®-1300�� 44
1.21 EBEA®-1400�� 46
1.22 EBEA®-Type G�� 48

REVISION 002
CONTENTS
2. Fire resistance�� 50
3. Acoustic insulation�� 50
Selecting the EBEA® Balcony Connector��51

4. Selecting the EBEA® Balcony Connector�� 51
Annex A – Supplementary reinforcement��54
Annex B – Special use of EBEA®��56
Annex C – Order form�� 57
Installation of EBEA®��58
Installing the product – Cast-in-situ�� 58
Installing the product – Semi precast balcony�� 59
Key:
-MRd Only stainless steel in insulation section
±MRd Hot dip galvanized steel in insulation section
±HRd Component for flat surface
±VRd Component for offset surface
+VRd Increased soundproofing
Corner element for 2nd and 3rd

reinforcement layer
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About EBEA® Balcony Connector

1. Product properties
The EBEA® Balcony Connectors are primarily used to eliminate thermal bridges in connection between cantilever
balcony slabs and internal floor slabs. Balcony connector consists of thermal insulation, bending reinforcement,
shear plate with anchor bars and accessories (see Figure 1).
The EBEA® Balcony Connector is cast together with the floor and balcony slabs or can be prefabricated with the
precast balcony slab and attached to the cast-in-situ slab.
Figure 1. Description of EBEA® Balcony Connector parts.
⑧
⑥
⑦ ④ ③
1: Thermal insulation; 2: Bending reinforcement; 3: Shear plate with anchor bars; 4: UHPC compression buffer;
5: Cross bar; 6: Top cover - GREEN; 7: Bottom cover - BLACK; 8: Label
The EBEA® Balcony Connectors are available in various standard and semi-standard models that are suitable for a
large variety of applications.
Version: PEIKKO GROUP 05/2020 5

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1.1 Thermal insulation
The high demand for improving the energy efficiency of buildings requires making the right design decisions already
in the planning phase which will guarantee the reduction of thermal bridges and at the same time will allow for
practical implementation.
The aim is to prevent condensation and the subsequent mould formation caused by the cooling of the structure. By
using the EBEA® Balcony Connector, these goals can be met, while preserving the load transfer and the stability of
the structure.
The following illustrations show how EBEA® Balcony Connectors can improve reduction of heat transfer compared to
other conventional solutions.
Solution without thermal insulation Fully insulated balcony slab
Solution with EBEA® Balcony connector
6 EBEA® Balcony Connector

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1.2 Structural behaviour
The EBEA® Balcony Connectors are designed to create a thermal break between two concrete elements and to
transfer the vertical shear forces, bending moments or tensile loads through the thermal break.
Tensile forces caused by bending are transferred by the horizontal reinforcement placed on the top part of the
balcony connector. Compression part of the bending moment is transferred by the buffers in the bottom of the
balcony connector. Compression buffer is made either from UHPC or from stainless steel (Figure 2; a)).
Shear loads are transferred either by vertical shear plates passing through thermal insulation or by inclined
reinforcement in diagonal form (Figure 2; b)).
Figure 2. Load transfer in EBEA® Balcony Connector.
a) Transfer of the bending moment
Dead Load + Live Load
Tensile part of the bending moment
z Bending reinforcement MEd
Compression part of the bending moment
Compression UHPC element
b) Transfer of the shear load

Dead Load + Live Load
VEd
Shear transfer through the shear plate

Shear plate with anchor bars
The resistance values of the EBEA® Balcony Connector are determined by a design concept that refers to the
Eurocodes (EN 1992-1-1, 2004), (EN 1993-1-1, 2005) and (EN 1993-1-4,2006).
The load-bearing values specified in the resistance tables have been determined by assuming C25/30 concrete
strength. In the case of the C20/25 concrete strength, load bearing capacity values need to be amended with 0.8
reduction factor.

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Stiffness of the connection
While modelling the EBEA® Balcony Connector in a FEM calculation, the following steps must be verified:
(1) The elements to be thermally separated should be separated along the entire line with edge joints.
(2) According to the planned element arrangement, the stiffness of the outermost joints must be adjusted.
(3) The loads of the outermost joints (VEd, MEd) can be obtained from the FEM calculation.
Stiffness [kNm/rad] [kN/m]

EBEA® k values* 100000
EBEA® spacer - -
* bending stiffness is available in resistance tables for each relevant model.
The load bearing capacity of the balcony connection is verified by the structural engineer of the project trough
comparing the resistance values of the selected model of the EBEA® Balcony Connector with the loads in the joint. It
is also recommended to verify the effect of the deflection of the balcony at SLS as follows.
Figure 3. Bending deformation of balcony slab with EBEA® Balcony Connector.
w
DStandard
lk
The effective deflection w can be determined as follows:

w
= w1 + w2
M ⋅ lk
w1 =
k
Where:
w1 = deflection of the farthest point of balcony coming from EBEA® balcony connector rotation stiffness in SLS [mm]
w2 = deflection of the farthest point of balcony caused by the balcony slab itself in SLS
M = value of bending moment in the serviceability limit state (SLS) [kNm/m]
lk = length of cantilever [m]
k = bending stiffness of the connecting element according to the design table [kNm/rad]

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The stiffness factor k of the different models of balcony connectors are specified in the resistance table for each
model. The vibration sensitivity of a balcony depends not only on this geometric ratio, but also on the load and the
support conditions.
Recommendations presented in Table 1 serve as an initial assessment of the feasibility and do not replace an
assessment of the elements and their vibration behaviour by means of a dynamic calculation.
Table 1. Recommended balcony thicknesses.
Geometrical conditions
Dgem ≥ lk/10 Ideal
lk/10 ≥ Dgem ≥ lk/12 Vibration sensitive Dgem
Dgem ≤ lk/12 Vibration risk
Dgem - Common effective height (ideal same as Dstandard)

lk
lk - Cantilever length
1.3 Limitations for application
1.3.1 Loading and environmental conditions
Bending reinforcement of EBEA® Balcony Connector is available in three material variations: stainless steel, stainless
+ black steel and galvanized steel. Use of material variation depends on environmental conditions of the structure.
Galvanizing offers economical protection for reinforcement against corrosion. The minimum coating thickness is
100um according to EN ISO 1461 which meets corrosion resistance class III (medium) (EN 9223:2012).
The following models are produced with a hot-dip galvanized bending reinforcement: EBEA®-300; EBEA® E-300;
EBEA®-400; EBEA®-1300; EBEA®-1400.
1.3.2 Positioning of the EBEA®
EBEA® Balcony Connectors can be installed to the balcony slab in two ways.
• Continuous installation – EBEA® Balcony Connectors are installed along the entire length of the balcony
• Discontinuous installation – EBEA® Balcony Connectors are installed at a certain length of the balcony with
gaps without bending reinforcements.
If the EBEA® balcony elements are installed in discontinuous layout, the intermediate areas must also be filled with
thermal insulation. EBEA® Spacers are designed for this purpose.
EBEA® Spacers are elements made from thermal insulation (see section 1.4.1) and without a bending reinforcement.
They are suitable for installation between two balcony connectors to create continuous thermal break between
balcony and interior floor slab. EBEA® Spacer has no loadbearing function and always must be used with the
appropriate EBEA® Balcony Connector. The height and thickness of the 1.0 m long EBEA® spacers can be selected in
line with the balcony connector elements. The spacers can be ordered by means of the EBEA® order form.
An example of discontinuous installation of EBEA® Balcony Connector elements is presented in Figure 4. The
installation drawings are created by the design engineer of the building.

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Figure 4. Layout of the EBEA® Balcony Connection and expansion joints.
l2 l1 l2
Shear dowel
Balcony side
*EBEA® E Balcony Connector
Expansion joint
Balcony side ▼
◄
Balcony side ▼
Slab side ►
Slab side ►
l2
EBEA® Balcony Connector EBEA® Spacer
* EBEA® E – edge types of EBEA® Balcony Connectors should be used for slab thickness ≥ 160 mm
Construction of expansion joints
The lateral force transmission in the expansion joints must be ensured by shear force dowels. The use of
transversely sliding dowel pins is recommended for joints at corners.
The type and number of shear force dowels must be designed according to the static calculation. The number of
the expansion joints must be formed taking into account the dimensions of the balcony slab and the longitudinal
deformation.
Spacing between two expansion joints when using EBEA® elements with shear plate:
In general l1 ≤ 12.0m
At a corner l2 ≤ 6.0m
Spacing between two expansion joints when using EBEA® elements with shear rebars
(only for EBEA®-600, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400)
In general l1 ≤ 8.0m
At a corner l2 ≤ 4.0m

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Extra height of the insulation
Balcony connectors are produced with the standard height D of thermal insulation presented in resistance tables
for each model. The standard heights can be adjusted in 20 mm increments and heights are available from 140 mm
to 300 mm (except EBEA®-800; EBEA®-600; EBEA®-1000). The system allows the element height to be specified
individually. The extra height of thermal insulation is represented by +IO (for the top side) and by +IU (for the
bottom side). Using the +IO and +IU values, the element height and the concrete cover are modified to the special
installation situation. The maximum height of the thermal insulation with extra heights +IO and +IU is 440 mm with 5
mm step.
Figure 5. Example of extra height for thermal insulation.
30
+IO
50
30
D+ISO (Total)
D (standard)
260 350

25
40 +IU
25
NOTE:
Extra height of the thermal insulation has no effect to loadbearing resistance of EBEA® Balcony Connector.
Resistance should be always selected based on the standard height D.
1.4 Material properties
1.4.1 Thermal insulation
EBEA® Balcony Connectors are available with several types of insulation. The appropriate type of thermal insulation
is selected according to the required thermal and structural performance of the connector.
Stone Wool (SW)

Technical parameters of the insulation material
Thermal conductivity λD = 0.04 W/mK
Compressive stress (at 10% compression) σ10 = 0.06 N/mm²
Reaction to fire (Euroclass / BKZ) RF1 (A1 / 6q.3)
Thickness [mm] with description* SW60, SW80, SW100, SW120
* The available thicknesses are defined by the EBEA® element type.

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Extruded polystyrene foam (XPS)

Reaction to fire (Euroclass / BKZ) RF2(cr) (E / 5.1)
Thickness [mm] with description* XPS60, XPS80, XPS100, XPS120
Foamglass® (FG)
Foamglass® insulation board with high compression strength (available for EBEA®-700)
Reaction to fire (Euroclass / BKZ) RF1 (E Board A1 core material / 6.3)
Thickness [mm] with description* FG60, FG80, FG100, FG120
Silicate plate
Technical parameters of the silacate plate
Reaction to fire (Euroclass / BKZ) RF1 (A1 / 6.3)
The materials specified above are available for both EBEA® Balcony Connectors and EBEA® Spacers. More about
the application and ordering procedure of the EBEA® Spacers can be found in section 4. Selecting. On request PUR
insulation boards are also available for the insulation material, but only in the ISO80 dimension. For more information
please contact Peikko Technical Support.

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1.4.2 Load bearing components
EBEA® Balcony Connector is produced with the structural steel reinforcement and UHPC (Ultra High-Performance
Concrete) of the following properties:
Component Material Standard

B500B EN 10080
Reinforcement 1.4362 EN 10088-3
1.4462 EN 10088-3
1.4362 EN 10088-4
Shear plates
1.4462 EN 10088-4
Stainless 1.4404 EN 10088-3; EN 10088-4
Compression buffer
UHPC UHPC EN 196-1
EBEA® Balcony Connector is available in the following reinforcement versions:

RS – friction-welded design for corrosion resistance class III (medium)
VE1 – stainless steel design for corrosion resistance class III (medium)
VE2 – stainless steel design for corrosion resistance class IV (strong)
HDG – hot-dip galvanized rebars with 100 μm zinc coating
Reinforcement version is selected according to design and environmental requirements.
1.4.3 Friction welding
Friction welded reinforcement is one option for the EBEA® Balcony Connector and it is equivalent to the stainless
steel version. This option combines stainless steel reinforcement (passing through thermal insulation) with black
reinforcement cast in concrete. This combination of materials improves corrosion resistance and boosts the thermal
conductivity properties of the reinforcement.
Figure 6. Arrangement of the friction welded reinforcement.
Rebar B500B Insulation Center bar - stainless Friction weld
≥50 Iso ≥50
Peikko Group’s production units are externally controlled and periodically audited on the basis of the production
certifications and product approvals by various independent organizations.

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1.5 EBEA®-100
The EBEA®-100 Balcony Connectors are used to transfer negative moments (-MRd) and shear forces in two directions
(±VRd) between two concrete slabs. The shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to
the solution with diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). The product is available in three different reinforcement
versions.
Static scheme Example of use

-MRd
±VRd
1.5.1 Material
Reinforcement Bending Buffer
Shear plates Thermal insulation
version reinforcement D140 – D170 ≥D180
RS (standard) 1.4362 + B500B 1.4362 1.4404 UHPC
XPS; Stone wool(SW);
VE1 1.4362 1.4362 1.4404 (Available for
PUR
VE2 1.4462 1.4462 Not available ≥ISO80 mm)
Note:
1.5.2 Dimensions
Table 2. Dimensions of EBEA®-100.
S
L Ø
S
30
H D
E
D ISO 25
ISO
H Ø
Reinforcement D(1) L(2) H ISO(3) Ø(4)/S [mm]

version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] Ø10 Ø14
RS 980 1240
VE1 140 - 300 200 - 1000 80 - 240 60; 80; 100; 120
1000 1320
VE2
Note:
(1)
– Height of the thermal insulation is available with 20 mm increments.
(2)
– Length of the connector is available with 50 mm increments. The maximum length is 1200 mm.
(3)
– Standard thermal insulation is available in thicknesses of 80 mm and 120 mm. Thicknesses of 60 mm or
100 mm are available on request.
(4)
– Diameter of the bending reinforcement is also available in Ø8; Ø12 and Ø16 on special request.
The dimensions of the thermal insulation elements depend on the component geometry and the thermal
performance requirements of the connection.

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1.5.3 Resistances
The bending moment and transverse shear forces are transmitted by separate bending and shear components. The
number of the load-bearing components can be selected from the table below. This enables optimal adaptation of
the elements to the individual conditions.
Table 3. Design value of bending moment resistance (-MRd ) and rotational stiffness (k).
k
MRd Bending reinforcement
[kNm/
[kNm] n [pcs] × Ø [mm]
rad]
D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
[mm] MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k
140 6 381 11 630 12 762 18 1143 23 1259 34 1889 46 2518 57 3148
160 8 638 15 1069 16 1276 23 1914 30 2138 45 3207 60 4276 75 5345
180 10 1066 18 1778 19 2132 29 3198 37 3556 55 5334 74 7112 92 8891
200 11 1497 22 2512 23 2995 34 4492 44 5025 66 7537 88 10050 110 12562
220 13 2002 25 3373 26 4004 39 6006 51 6747 76 10120 102 13493 127 16866
240 15 2580 29 4361 30 5159 45 7739 58 8722 87 13082 116 17443 144 21804
260 17 3230 32 5475 33 6461 50 9691 65 10950 97 16425 129 21899 162 27374
280 18 3954 36 6716 37 7908 55 11862 72 13431 107 20147 143 26862 179 33578
300 20 4751 39 8083 40 9502 60 14253 78 16166 118 24249 157 32331 196 40414
Quantity of shear
1 1 1-3 1-5 1-3 1-5 2-5 2-5
plates [pcs]
ISO-Length Lst 200 1000
[mm] Lmin 200 200 400 600 400 600 800 1000
Est 100 100 250 167 250 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin 100
Table 4. Design value of shear resistance (±VRd ).
VRd [kN/pcs] Insulation thickness ISO 60; 80 Insulation thickness ISO 100 Insulation thickness ISO 120
Number of shear plates [pcs]
D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
140 80 19 38 57 76 86 16 32 48 64 72 13 26 39 52 59
160 100 27 54 81 108 122 24 49 73 98 110 22 44 66 88 99
180 120 33 65 98 130 146 30 59 89 119 134 27 54 81 108 122
200 140 38 76 114 152 171 34 69 103 138 155 31 62 93 124 140
220 160 44 87 131 174 196 39 78 118 157 177 35 70 105 140 158
240 180 49 98 147 196 221 44 89 133 178 200 40 80 120 160 180
260 200 55 109 164 218 245 50 99 149 199 224 45 90 135 180 203
280 220 60 120 180 240 270 54 108 162 216 243 48 96 144 192 216
300 240 65 130 195 260 293 59 118 177 236 266 53 106 159 212 239
Table values are based on a minimum shear plate spacing of 250 mm. The load capacity values for 5 shear
elements have already been reduced to element lengths of 1.0 m.
Note:
• Table values are based on 30 mm concrete cover at the top of the slab and 25 mm at the bottom.
• The increase of the thermal insulation height +IO and/or +IU has no effect to the load-bearing resistance.
Load-bearing resistance is selected based on the standard height D.
• The load transmission between the EBEA® Balcony Connector and the reinforced concrete structure must be
ensured by supplementary reinforcement in accordance with Annex A – Supplementary reinforcement.

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1.6 EBEA® E-100
The EBEA® E-100 Balcony Connector corner elements are used in combination with the EBEA®-100 for cantilever
parts and serve to withstand negative moments (-MRd) and shear forces in both directions (±VRd) between two
concrete slabs. The shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution with diagonal
reinforcement (shear rebars). The product is available in three different reinforcement versions.

-MRd
±VRd
1.6.1 Material
VE1 1.4362 1.4362 1.4404 (Available for ≥ISO 80
PUR
VE2 1.4462 1.4462 Not available mm)
Note:
1.6.2 Dimensions
Table 5. Dimensions of EBEA® E-100.
S
L
S Ø
45
H D
E
D ISO 30
ISO
H Ø

RS 980 1240
VE1 160 - 300 200 - 1000 80 - 220 60; 80; 100; 120
1000 1320
VE2
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

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1.6.3 Resistances
The bending moment and transverse forces are transmitted by separate bending and shear components. The
number of the load-bearing components can be selected from table below. This enables optimum adaptation of the
elements to the individual conditions.
MRd k Bending reinforcement

[kNm] [kNm/rad] n [pcs] × Ø [mm]
D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
160 6 439 12 729 13 878 19 1317 25 1457 37 2186 49 2915 62 3643
180 8 712 16 1197 16 1425 25 2137 32 2394 48 3591 63 4788 79 5985
200 10 1167 19 1950 20 2334 30 3501 39 3900 58 5849 77 7799 97 9749
220 12 1617 23 2716 24 3233 35 4850 46 5432 68 8147 91 10863 114 13579
240 13 2139 26 3608 27 4279 41 6418 53 7217 79 10825 105 14433 131 18041
260 15 2735 29 4627 30 5471 46 8206 59 9255 89 13882 119 18510 149 23137
280 17 3404 33 5773 34 6809 51 10213 66 11546 100 17320 133 23093 166 28866
300 19 4147 36 7046 38 8293 57 12440 73 14091 110 21137 146 28182 183 35228
Quantity of shear
1 1 1-3 1-5 1-3 1-5 2-5 2-6
plates [pcs]
[mm] Lmin 200 200 400 600 400 600 800 1000
Est 100 100 250 167 250 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin 100
D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
160 80 19 38 57 76 86 95 16 32 48 64 72 80 13 26 39 52 59 65
180 100 27 54 81 108 122 138 24 49 73 98 110 124 22 44 66 88 99 110
200 120 33 65 98 130 146 166 30 59 89 119 134 150 27 54 81 108 122 135
220 140 38 76 114 152 171 194 34 69 103 138 155 174 31 62 93 124 140 155
240 160 44 87 131 174 196 222 39 78 118 157 177 198 35 70 105 140 158 175
260 180 49 98 147 196 221 250 44 89 133 178 200 225 40 80 120 160 180 200
280 200 55 109 164 218 245 278 50 99 149 199 224 251 45 90 135 180 203 225
300 220 60 120 180 240 270 306 54 108 162 216 243 273 48 96 144 192 216 240
Note:
• The load transmission between the EBEA® Balcony Connector and the reinforced concrete component must
be ensured by supplementary reinforcement. (See Annex A – Supplementary reinforcement).

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1.7 EBEA®-200
The EBEA®-200 Balcony Connectors are used for continuous slabs and serve to withstand moments (±MRd) and shear
forces in both directions (±VRd) between two concrete slabs. The shear plate system gives connection better stability
compared to the solution with diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). The product is available in three different
reinforcement versions.
±MRd
±VRd
1.7.1 Material
Reinforcement version Bending reinforcement Shear plates Thermal insulation
RS (standard) 1.4362 + B500B 1.4362
VE1 1.4362 1.4362 XPS; Stone wool(SW); PUR
VE2 1.4462 1.4462
Note:
1.7.2 Dimensions
S
L Ø
S
30
H D
D ISO 30
E
ISO
H
Ø

RS 980 1240
VE1 140 - 300 200 - 1000 80 - 240 60; 80; 100; 120
1000 1320
VE2
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

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1.7.3 Resistances
number of the load-bearing components can be selected from the table below. This enables optimum adaptation of
Table 9. Design value of bending moment resistance (±MRd ) and rotational stiffness (k).
k
[kNm/
rad]
D 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14
[mm] MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k
140 15 558 21 609 31 913 41 1218
160 20 934 27 1049 41 1573 54 2098
180 24 1407 34 1608 50 2412 67 3216
200 29 1976 40 2286 60 3428 80 4571
220 33 2642 47 3082 70 4624 93 6165
240 37 3404 53 3998 80 5997 106 7996
260 42 4263 59 5033 89 7549 119 10065
280 46 5218 66 6186 99 9279 132 12372
300 51 6270 72 7459 108 11188 144 14917
Quantity of shear
1-5 1-3 1-5 2-5
plates [pcs]
ISO-Length Lst 1000
[mm] Lmin 600 400 600 800
Est 167 250 167 125
Spacing
Emin 100
D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
140 80 19 38 57 76 86 16 32 48 64 72 13 26 39 52 59
160 100 27 54 81 108 122 24 49 73 98 110 22 44 66 88 99
180 120 33 65 98 130 146 30 59 89 119 134 27 54 81 108 122
200 140 38 76 114 152 171 34 69 103 138 155 31 62 93 124 140
220 160 44 87 131 174 196 39 78 118 157 177 35 70 105 140 158
240 180 49 98 147 196 221 44 89 133 178 200 40 80 120 160 180
260 200 55 109 164 218 245 50 99 149 199 224 45 90 135 180 203
280 220 60 120 180 240 270 54 108 162 216 243 48 96 144 192 216
300 240 65 130 195 260 293 59 118 177 236 266 53 106 159 212 239
Note:

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1.8 EBEA®-300
The EBEA®-300 Balcony Connectors are used for cantilever parts and serve to withstand negative moments (-MRd)
and shear forces in both directions (±VRd) between two concrete slabs. The shear plate system gives the connection
better stability compared to the solution with diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). This element with hot-dip
galvanized rebars is a cost-effective alternative to the EBEA®-100 Balcony Connector.
-MRd
±VRd
1.8.1 Material
UHPC
HDG B500B galvanized 1.4362 1.4404 (Available for ≥ISO 80
PUR
mm)
Note:
HDG – Hot-dip-galvanized with 100μm zinc coating
VE1; VE2 – Not available
1.8.2 Dimensions
S
L Ø
S
30
H D
E
25
D ISO
ISO
H Ø
Reinforcement D(1) L(2) H ISO(3) Ø/S [mm]

HDG 140 - 300 200 - 1000 80 - 240 60; 80; 100;120 860 1090
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)

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1.8.3 Resistances
number of the load-bearing components can be selected from table below. This enables optimum adaptation of the
elements to the individual conditions.
k
[kNm/
rad]
D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 5 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
[mm] MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k
140 4 417 8 695 8 834 12 1251 16 1391 20 1738 24 2086 32 2781 40 3477
160 5 698 11 1181 11 1397 16 2095 21 2361 26 2952 32 3542 42 4722 53 5903
180 7 1202 14 2016 15 2404 22 3605 28 4032 35 5040 43 6047 57 8063 71 10079
200 9 1688 17 2848 17 3376 26 5064 34 5697 42 7121 51 8545 67 11393 84 14241
220 10 2257 20 3824 20 4514 30 6770 39 7648 49 9561 59 11473 78 15297 98 19121
240 11 2908 22 4944 23 5816 34 8724 44 9887 56 12359 67 14831 89 19775 111 24719
260 13 3642 25 6207 26 7283 39 10925 50 12414 62 15517 75 18620 100 24827 124 31034
280 14 4458 28 7613 28 8915 43 13373 55 15227 69 19033 83 22840 110 30453 138 38067
300 16 5356 30 9163 31 10712 47 16068 61 18327 76 22909 91 27490 121 36654 151 45817
Quantity of shear
1 1 1-3 1-5 1-3 1-4 1-5 2-5 2-5
plates [pcs]
[mm] Lmin 200 200 400 600 400 500 600 800 1000
Est 100 100 250 167 250 200 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin 100
D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
140 80 19 38 57 76 86 16 32 48 64 72 13 26 39 52 59
160 100 27 54 81 108 122 24 49 73 98 110 22 44 66 88 99
180 120 33 65 98 130 146 30 59 89 119 134 27 54 81 108 122
200 140 38 76 114 152 171 34 69 103 138 155 31 62 93 124 140
220 160 44 87 131 174 196 39 78 118 157 177 35 70 105 140 158
240 180 49 98 147 196 221 44 89 133 178 200 40 80 120 160 180
260 200 55 109 164 218 245 50 99 149 199 224 45 90 135 180 203
280 220 60 120 180 240 270 54 108 162 216 243 48 96 144 192 216
300 240 65 130 195 260 293 59 118 177 236 266 53 106 159 212 239
Note:

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1.9 EBEA® E-300
The EBEA® E-300 Balcony Connector corner elements are always used in combination with the EBEA®-300 for
cantilever parts and serve to withstand negative moments (-MRd) and shear forces in both directions (±VRd) between
two concrete slabs. The shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution with
diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). This element with hot-dip galvanized rebars is a cost-effective alternative to
the EBEA® E-100 Balcony Connector.
-MRd
±VRd
1.9.1 Material
UHPC
HDG B500B galvanized 1.4362 1.4404 (Available for
PUR
≥ISO 80 mm)
Note:
HDG – Hot-dip galvanized with 100μm zinc coating
1.9.2 Dimensions
S
L Ø
S
45
H D
E
30
D ISO
ISO
H Ø

HDG 160 - 300 200 - 1000 80 - 220 60; 80; 100; 120 860 1090
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)

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1.9.3 Resistances
k
[kNm/
rad]
D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
160 4 481 9 805 9 961 13 1442 17 1609 26 2414 35 3219 43 4023
180 6 780 11 1322 11 1560 17 2340 22 2644 33 3966 44 5287 56 6609
200 8 1316 15 2210 15 2631 23 3947 30 4421 45 6631 59 8842 74 11052
220 9 1823 18 3079 18 3645 27 5468 35 6158 53 9236 70 12315 88 15394
240 10 2412 20 4091 21 4824 31 7236 40 8181 61 12272 81 16363 101 20453
260 12 3084 23 5246 24 6167 35 9251 46 10492 69 15738 92 20984 114 26230
280 13 3838 26 6545 26 7676 40 11514 51 13090 77 19635 102 26180 128 32725
300 15 4674 28 7987 29 9349 44 14023 56 15975 85 23962 113 31950 141 39937
Quantity of shear
1 1 1-3 1-5 1-3 1-4 2-5 2-6
plates [pcs]
[mm] Lmin 200 200 400 600 400 600 800 1000
Est 100 100 250 167 250 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin 100
D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
160 80 19 38 57 76 86 95 16 32 48 64 72 80 13 26 39 52 59 65
180 100 27 54 81 108 122 138 24 49 73 98 110 124 22 44 66 88 99 110
200 120 33 65 98 130 146 166 30 59 89 119 134 150 27 54 81 108 122 135
220 140 38 76 114 152 171 194 34 69 103 138 155 174 31 62 93 124 140 155
240 160 44 87 131 174 196 222 39 78 118 157 177 198 35 70 105 140 158 175
260 180 49 98 147 196 221 250 44 89 133 178 200 225 40 80 120 160 180 200
280 200 55 109 164 218 245 278 50 99 149 199 224 251 45 90 135 180 203 225
300 220 60 120 180 240 270 306 54 108 162 216 243 273 48 96 144 192 216 240
Note:

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1.10 EBEA®-400
The EBEA®-400 Balcony Connectors are used for continuous slabs and serve to withstand moments (±MRd) and shear
forces in both directions (±VRd) between two concrete slabs. The shear plate system gives connection better stability
compared to the solution with diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). This element with hot-dip galvanized rebars is a
cost-effective alternative to the EBEA®-200 Balcony Connector.

±MRd
±VRd
1.10.1 Material
HDG B500B galvanized 1.4362 XPS; Stone wool(SW); PUR
Note:
1.10.2 Dimensions
S
L
S Ø
30
H D
E D ISO 30
ISO
H
Ø

HDG 140 - 300 1000 80 - 240 60; 80; 100; 120 860 1090
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)

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1.10.3 Resistances
Table 18. Design value of bending moment resistance (±MRd) and rotational stiffness (k).
k
[kNm/
rad]
D 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14
[mm] MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k
140 13 612 16 670 25 1005 33 1341
160 16 1024 22 1155 32 1732 43 2309
180 20 1543 27 1770 40 2655 54 3540
200 23 2167 32 2516 48 3774 64 5032
220 27 2897 37 3393 56 5090 74 6786
240 31 3733 42 4401 63 6602 85 8802
260 34 4675 47 5540 71 8310 95 11080
280 38 5722 53 6810 79 10215 105 13620
300 41 6876 58 8211 87 12316 115 16421
Quantity of shear
1-5 1-3 1-5 2-5
plates [pcs]
ISO-Length Lst 1000
[mm] Lmin 600 400 600 800
Est 167 250 167 125
Spacing
Emin 100
D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
140 80 19 38 57 76 86 16 32 48 64 72 13 26 39 52 59
160 100 27 54 81 108 122 24 49 73 98 110 22 44 66 88 99
180 120 33 65 98 130 146 30 59 89 119 134 27 54 81 108 122
200 140 38 76 114 152 171 34 69 103 138 155 31 62 93 124 140
220 160 44 87 131 174 196 39 78 118 157 177 35 70 105 140 158
240 180 49 98 147 196 221 44 89 133 178 200 40 80 120 160 180
260 200 55 109 164 218 245 50 99 149 199 224 45 90 135 180 203
280 220 60 120 180 240 270 54 108 162 216 243 48 96 144 192 216
300 240 65 130 195 260 293 59 118 177 236 266 53 106 159 212 239
Note:

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1.11 EBEA®-500
The EBEA®-500 Balcony Connection shear elements serve to withstand shear forces (±VRd) between two concrete
slabs in both directions. The shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution with
diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). The product is available in two different reinforcement versions.
±VRd
1.11.1 Material
VE1 1.4362 1.4362
XPS; Stone wool(SW); PUR
VE2 1.4462 1.4462
Note:
1.11.2 Dimensions
S
S L
Ø
30
H D
30
E D ISO
ISO
H

version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] Ø8
VE1 60 or 80 960
140 - 300 200 - 1000 80 -240
VE2 100 or 120 1000
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)

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1.11.3 Resistances
The shear forces are transmitted by shear plates. Additional rebars serve as constructive reinforcement. The number
of the load-bearing components is predefined.
Table 21. Design value of shear resistance (±VRd).
VRd Insulation thickness Insulation thickness Insulation thickness

[kN/pcs] ISO 60; 80 ISO 100 ISO 120
D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
140 80 19 38 57 76 86 16 32 48 64 72 13 26 39 52 59
160 100 27 54 81 108 122 24 49 73 98 110 22 44 66 88 99
180 120 33 65 98 130 146 30 59 89 119 134 27 54 81 108 122
200 140 38 76 114 152 171 34 69 103 138 155 31 62 93 124 140
220 160 44 87 131 174 196 39 78 118 157 177 35 70 105 140 158
240 180 49 98 147 196 221 44 89 133 178 200 40 80 120 160 180
260 200 55 109 164 218 245 50 99 149 199 224 45 90 135 180 203
280 220 60 120 180 240 270 54 108 162 216 243 48 96 144 192 216
300 240 65 130 195 260 293 59 118 177 236 266 53 106 159 212 239
Lst [mm] 1000 1000 1000

ISO-
Length
Lmin [mm] 200 300 750 1000 200 300 750 1000 200 300 750 1000
450 450 450

Est [mm] 500 333 250 200 500 333 250 200 500 333 250 200
(550) (550) (550)
Spacing
Emin [mm] 250
Table values are based on a minimum shear plate spacing of 250 mm. The load capacity values for
EBEA®-500 with 5 shear plates has already been reduced to element lengths of 1.0 m.
Note:

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1.12 EBEA®-600
The EBEA®-600 shear elements serve to withstand shear forces in one direction (+VRd) between two concrete slabs.
The shear force rebars (instead of shear plates) improve the acoustic insulation compared to shear plates solution.
The product is available in two different reinforcement versions.
+VRd
1.12.1 Material
Reinforcement version Shear stirrups Thermal insulation
VE1 (standard) 1.4362
VE2 1.4462
Note:
1.12.2 Dimensions
S
L
30
S
H D
30
D ISO Balcony Slab (Inside)
▼

VE1 180 120
200 - 1000 60 or 80 480 720
VE2 220 160
Note:
(1)
– Height of the thermal insulation is available up to 440 mm and with 5 mm increments.
(2)
(3)
– Standard thermal insulation is available in thicknesses of 80 mm. Thicknesses of 60 mm are available on
request.

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1.12.3 Resistances
The shear force is transmitted by rebars (stirrups).
Table 23. Design value of shear resistance (+VRd).
VRd EBEA®-Types
[kN/pcs] ISO 60 and ISO 80
Quantity of shear rebars [pcs]
D [mm] H [mm]
2 3 4 5 6
180 120 38 57 76 95 113
220 160 61 92 122 153 184
Lst [mm] 1000
ISO-Length
Lmin [mm] 200 300 400 500 600
Est [mm] 400 333 250 200 167
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100
Note:
EBEA®-600 elements must be installed in a way that reinforcement follows internal forces as shown in the
illustration under product description.

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1.13 EBEA®-700
EBEA®-700 Balcony Connector are used for cantilever parts (corbel- and parapet elements) and serve to withstand
negative and positive moments (±MRd), shear forces in both directions (±VRd) and axial forces (±NRd). The shear plate
system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution with diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). The
product is available in two different reinforcement versions.
±MRd
±NRd
±VRd
Upstanding Curtain parapet Connection

1.13.1 Material parapet or wall wall - slab

VE1 (standard) 1.4362 1.4362 XPS; Stone wool(SW);
VE2 1.4462 1.4462 PUR; FoamGlass®
Note:
1.13.2 Dimensions
Table 24. Dimensions of EBEA®-700. S

S L
S11
30
H
H D
Ø
E
30 D ISO
Ø
ISO S11
Reinforcement D(1) L(2) H ISO(3) Ø10/S(4)
version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] S11 = 120 mm S11 = 160 mm S11 = 200 mm S11 Custom
60 610 650 690
VE1 80 630 670 710 S = S11 + ISO
140 - 300 1000 80 - 240
VE2 100 650 690 730 + 460 mm
120 670 710 750
Note:
(1)
– Height of the thermal insulation is available up to 440 mm and with 20 mm increments.
(2)
(3)
(4)
– The rebar length S determines the element size. The most important dimensions are shown in Table 24. In
addition, EBEA®-700 can be manufactured with individual dimensions. The following limits must be
considered: S11min (ISO60/100) = 110 mm; S11min (ISO80/120) = 100 mm; S11max (ISO60/80/100/120) = 430 mm.

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1.13.3 Resistances
Table 25. Design value of bending moment resistance (±MRd ) and axial forces (±NRd ).
S11 [mm]
MRd [kNm/pcs] (NEd = 0)
120 160 (≥)200
Number of bending reinforcement Ø10 [pcs]
ISO-Height D [mm] 2 3 4 6 2 3 4 6 2 3 4 6
MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k
140 4 186 6 279 8 372 11 558 4 186 7 279 9 372 13 558 5 186 8 279 10 372 15 558
160 5 311 8 467 10 623 15 934 6 311 9 467 11 623 17 934 7 311 10 467 13 623 20 934
180 6 469 10 703 13 938 19 1407 7 469 11 703 14 938 21 1407 8 469 12 703 16 938 24 1407
200 8 659 12 988 15 1317 23 1976 9 659 13 988 17 1317 26 1976 10 659 15 988 19 1317 29 1976
220 9 881 14 1321 18 1761 27 2642 10 881 15 1321 20 1761 30 2642 11 881 17 1321 22 1761 33 2642
240 11 1135 16 1702 21 2269 32 3404 11 1135 17 1702 23 2269 34 3404 12 1135 19 1702 25 2269 37 3404
260 12 1421 18 2131 24 2842 36 4263 13 1421 19 2131 26 2842 39 4263 14 1421 21 2131 28 2842 42 4263
280 14 1739 21 2609 27 3479 41 5218 14 1739 22 2609 29 3479 43 5218 15 1739 23 2609 31 3479 46 5218
300 15 2090 23 3135 31 4180 46 6270 16 2090 24 3135 32 4180 48 6270 17 2090 26 3135 34 4180 51 6270
NRd [kNm/pcs] (MEd = 0) 124 186 248 372 124 186 248 372 124 186 248 372
Quantity of shear plates
1 1-2 1-3 1-5 1 1-2 1-3 1-5 1 1-2 1-3 1-5
[pcs]
Lst [mm] 1000 1000 1000
ISO-Length
Lmin [mm] 200 300 400 600 200 300 400 600 200 300 400 600
Est [mm] 400 300 200 150 400 300 200 150 400 300 200 150
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100 100 100

D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
140 80 19 38 57 76 86 16 32 48 64 72 13 26 39 52 59
160 100 27 54 81 108 122 24 49 73 98 110 22 44 66 88 99
180 120 33 65 98 130 146 30 59 89 119 134 27 54 81 108 122
200 140 38 76 114 152 171 34 69 103 138 155 31 62 93 124 140
220 160 44 87 131 174 196 39 78 118 157 177 35 70 105 140 158
240 180 49 98 147 196 221 44 89 133 178 200 40 80 120 160 180
260 200 55 109 164 218 245 50 99 149 199 224 45 90 135 180 203
280 220 60 120 180 240 270 54 108 162 216 243 48 96 144 192 216
300 240 65 130 195 260 293 59 118 177 236 266 53 106 159 212 239
Note:
If the balcony connection is at the same time loaded with the bending moment and the axial load, the following
equation should be used for verification of the connection:
M Ed N Ed
+ ≤ 1.0
M Rd N Rd
(1)

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1.14 EBEA®-800
The EBEA®-800 Balcony Connector serve for offset slabs to withstand shear forces in both directions (±VRd). The
shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution with diagonal reinforcement (shear
rebars). The product is available in two different reinforcement versions.
±VRd
1.14.1 Material
VE1 (standard) 1.4362 1.4362
VE2 1.4462 1.4462
Note:
1.14.2 Dimensions
S
L
30 Ø
H
D
DH
30
D ISO ISO
Balcony Slab (Inside)
E
Reinforcement D(1) L(2) H ISO(3) S

version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
VE1
230 - 330 200 - 1000 110; 130; 150 60 or 80 930
VE2
Note:
(1)
– Height of the thermal insulation is available up to 470 mm.
(2)
(3)
– Standard thermal insulation is available in thickness of 80 mm. Thickness of 60 mm is available on request.

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1.14.3 Resistances
The shear forces are transmitted by shear plates. The number of the load-bearing components is predefined.
Table 28. Vertical shear resistance (±VRd).
VRd
ISO 60 and ISO 80
[kN/pcs]
Offset Number of shear plates [pcs]
Shear plate H ISO-Height D
dimension
[mm] [mm] 1 2 3 4 5 6
DH [mm]
60 230 26 52 78 104 130 156
110 90 260 24 48 72 96 120 144
120 290 22 44 66 88 110 132
60 250 32 64 96 128 160 192
130 90 280 30 60 90 120 150 180
120 310 27 54 81 108 135 162
60 270 38 76 114 152 190 228
150 90 300 36 72 108 144 180 216
120 330 32 64 96 128 160 192
Lst [mm] 200 1000
ISO-Length
Lmin [mm] 200 350 500 700 850 1000
Est [mm] 200 500 333 250 200 167
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100 100 100 100 100 100
Design values presented in Table 28 are based on a minimum shear plate spacing of 167 mm.
Note:

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1.15 EBEA®-900
The EBEA®-900 Balcony Connectors withstand positive and negative moments (±MRd) and shear forces in both
directions (±VRd) between two concrete slabs. The integrated PVC tubes allow an individual, on-site installation of the
bending reinforcement B500B. The shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution
with diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). The product is available in two different reinforcement versions.
±MRd
±VRd
1.15.1 Material
VE1 (standard) 1.4362 1.4362
VE2 1.4462 1.4462
Note:
1.15.2 Dimensions
L Lb,min
S S
Ø
30
H D
30
Ø ISO On site
E D ISO
H ISO+40
2×7×Ø On Site
Reinforcement D(1) L(2) H ISO(3) S Lb,min(4)
version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
Ø10 930
VE1 Ø12 1090
160 - 300 1000 100 - 240 60 or 80 960
VE2 Ø14 1250
Ø16 1410
Note:
(1)
(2)
– The thermal insulation length is available from minimum 250 mm up to 1200 mm and 150 mm increments.
(3)
(4)
– Bending reinforcement is not a part of the EBEA® delivery and should be ordered separately.

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1.15.3 Resistances
The bending moment and shear forces are transmitted by separate bending and shear components. The number of
the load-bearing components is predefined.
Table 30. Design value of bending moment resistance (±MRd).
MRd
Rebars B500B 2 × 7 × Ø [mm]
[kNm/pcs]
10 12 14 16
ISO-Height D [mm]
MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k
160 18 1089 27 1525 37 2021 47 2571
180 23 1669 34 2338 46 3097 59 3941
200 27 2373 40 3323 55 4403 71 5602
220 31 3200 47 4482 65 5938 83 7555
240 36 4150 53 5813 74 7702 96 9799
260 40 5224 60 7317 83 9695 106 12335
280 44 6422 66 8995 92 11917 120 15163
300 49 7742 72 10845 101 14369 132 18281
Quantity of shear plates [pcs] 1-5
Note:
• Seven integrated PVC tubes at the top and seven at the bottom of the element.
• The reinforcement rebars placed on site are installed at the top and bottom of the element with the same
diameter and the same quantity.
• The rebars are anchored in the concrete according to the applicable codes.
• Minimum rebar strength: B500B
VRd EBEA® -Types

D [mm] H [mm]
1 2 3 4 5
160 100 27 54 81 108 122
180 120 33 65 98 130 146
200 140 38 76 114 152 171
220 160 44 87 131 174 196
240 180 49 98 147 196 221
260 200 55 109 164 218 245
280 220 60 120 180 240 270
300 240 65 130 195 260 293
Lst [mm]
ISO-Length 1000
Lmin [mm]
Est [mm]
Spacing 150
Emin [mm]
Note:
• Rebars must be passed through each of the PVC tubes.
• The fresh concrete must be carefully compacted along the joint so that the empty space in the PVC tube
around the rebars is fully filled with concrete.

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1.16 EBEA® E-900
The EBEA® E-900 Balcony Connector corner elements withstand positive and negative moments (±MRd) and shear
forces in both directions (±VRd). The integrated PVC tubes allow an individual, on-site installation of the bending
reinforcement B500B. The shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution with
diagonal reinforcement (shear rebars). The product is available in two different reinforcement versions. Model EBEA®
E-900 is used in combination with EBEA®-900.
±MRd
±VRd
1.16.1 Material
Reinforcement version Anchor bars Shear plates Thermal insulation
VE1 (standard) 1.4362 1.4362
VE2 1.4462 1.4462
Note:
1.16.2 Dimensions
L Lb,min
S S
Ø
30
H D
30
Ø ISO On site
E D ISO
H ISO+40
2×7×Ø On Site
Reinforcement D(1) L(2) H ISO(3) S Lb,min(4)
version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
Ø10 930
VE1 Ø12 1090
160 - 300 1000 80 - 220 60 or 80 960
VE2 Ø14 1250
Ø16 1410
Note:
(1)
(2)
– The thermal insulation length is available from minimum 250 mm up to 1200 mm and 150 mm increments.
(3)
(4)
– Bending reinforcement is not a part of the EBEA® delivery and should be ordered separately.

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1.16.3 Resistances
The bending moment and shear forces are transmitted by separate bending and shear components. The number of
the load-bearing components is predefined.
Table 33. Design value of bending moment resistance (±MRd).
MRd
Rebars B500B 2 × 7 × Ø [mm]
[kNm/pcs]
10 12 14 16
ISO-Height D [mm]
MRd k MRd k MRd k MRd k
160 12 556 17 778 22 1031 27 1312
180 17 988 23 1383 31 1833 39 2332
200 22 1543 30 2161 40 2864 51 3643
220 26 2222 37 3112 50 4124 64 5247
240 30 3024 44 4236 59 5613 76 7141
260 35 3950 51 5533 68 7331 88 9327
280 39 5000 58 7003 78 9278 100 11805
300 43 6172 65 8645 87 11455 113 14574
Quantity of shear plates [pcs] 1-5
Note:
• Seven integrated PVC star pipes at the top and seven at the bottom of the element.
• The reinforcement bars placed on site are installed at the top and bottom of the element with the same
diameter and the same quantity.
• The rebars are anchored in the concrete according to the applicable codes.
• Minimum rebar strength: B500B.
VRd EBEA® -Types

D [mm] H [mm] 1 2 3 4 5
160 80 19 38 57 76 86
180 100 27 54 81 108 122
200 120 33 65 98 130 146
220 140 38 76 114 152 171
240 160 44 87 131 174 196
260 180 49 98 147 196 221
280 200 55 109 164 218 245
300 220 60 120 180 240 270
Lst [mm]
ISO-Length 1000
Lmin [mm]
Est [mm]
Spacing 150
Emin [mm]
Note:
• Rebars must be passed through each of the PVC tubes.
• The fresh concrete must be carefully compacted along the joint so that the empty space in the PVC tube
around the rebars is fully filled with concrete.

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1.17 EBEA®-1000
The EBEA®-1000 Balcony Connectors are used for offset balcony slabs with respect to the ceiling and their purpose
is to withstand positive and negative moments (±MRd) and shear forces in both directions (±VRd) between two concrete
slabs. The used shear plate system gives the connection better stability compared to the solution with diagonal
reinforcement (shear rebars). The product is available in two different reinforcement versions.
±MRd
±VRd
1.17.1 Material
VE1 (standard) 1.4362 1.4362
VE2 1.4462 1.4462
Note:
1.17.2 Dimensions
L
S
30
Ø
H
D
DH
30
D ISO
ISO
E
Reinforcement D(1) L(2) H ISO(3) S

version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
VE1
230 - 330 200 - 1000 110, 130, 150 60 or 80 1140
VE2
Note:
(1)
– Height of the thermal insulation is available up to 470 mm.
(2)
(3)

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1.17.3 Resistances
The bending moment and shear forces are transmitted by combined stainless steel components. The number of the
load-bearing components is predefined.
Table 36. Design value of bending moment resistance (±MRd), rotational stiffness (k) and design value of shear
resistance (±VRd).
MRd k VRd
ISO 60 and ISO 80
[kNm/pcs] [kNm/rad] [kN/pcs]
Shear plate Offset DH ISO-Height
1 2 3 4 5 6
H [mm] [mm] D [mm]
MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd
60 230 11 343 26 21 687 52 32 1030 78 42 1373 104 53 1717 130 63 2060 156
110 90 260 9 247 24 18 493 48 27 740 72 36 986 96 45 1233 120 54 1479 144
120 290 7 173 22 15 346 44 22 519 66 30 692 88 37 865 110 45 1038 132
60 250 13 501 32 25 1003 64 38 1504 96 51 2005 128 64 2507 160 76 3008 192
130 90 280 11 363 30 22 726 60 32 1089 90 43 1451 120 54 1814 150 65 2177 180
120 310 9 257 27 18 514 54 27 771 81 36 1028 108 46 1285 135 55 1542 162
60 270 15 689 38 30 1378 76 45 2067 114 60 2756 152 75 3446 190 89 4135 228
150 90 300 13 502 36 25 1003 72 38 1505 108 51 2006 144 64 2508 180 76 3009 216
120 330 11 358 32 21 715 64 32 1073 96 43 1431 128 54 1789 160 64 2146 192
Lst [mm] 200 1000
ISO-Length
Lmin [mm] 200 350 500 700 850 1000
Est [mm] 200 500 333 250 200 167
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100 100 100 100 100 100
Table values are based on a minimum shear plate spacing of 167 mm between steel components.
Note:
If the balcony connection is loaded with the bending moment and the vertical shear load at once, the following
M Ed VEd
+ ≤ 1.0
M Rd VRd
(2)

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1.18 EBEA®-1100
and transverse forces in on direction (+VRd) between two concrete slabs. The small shear rebars improve the acoustic
insulation significantly compare to shear plate solution. The product is available in three different reinforcement
versions.
-MRd
+VRd
1.18.1 Material
Shear stirrups Thermal insulation
VE1 1.4362 1.4362 1.4404 (Available for
PUR
VE2 1.4462 1.4462 Not available ≥ISO80 mm)
Note:
1.18.2 Dimensions
S
L
S Ø
30
H D
35
E D ISO
Ø Balcony ISO Slab (Inside)
▼

RS (Standard) 980 1240
VE1 160 - 300 200 - 1000 90 - 230 60; 80; 100; 120
1000 1320
VE2
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)
– Standard thermal insulation is available in thicknesses of 80 mm and 120 mm.
Thicknesses of 60 mm or 100 mm are available by request.
(4)
– Diameter of the bending reinforcement is also available in Ø8; Ø12 and Ø16 as special request.

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1.18.3 Resistances
Table 38. Design value of bending moment resistance (-MRd), rotational stiffness (k) and design value of shear
resistance (+VRd).
MRd k VRd
[kNm/ [kNm/ [kN/ Bending reinforcement (n × Ø)
pcs] rad] pcs]
ISO-Height D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
[mm] MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd MRd k VRd
160 8 818 17 15 1328 34 15 1635 17 23 2453 34 30 2656 50 45 3984 67 60 5312 67 75 6640 84

Thickness of insulation ISO 60
180 10 1336 19 18 2162 38 19 2673 19 28 4009 38 37 4324 57 55 6486 76 74 8648 76 92 10810 96
200 11 1877 21 22 3055 42 23 3754 21 34 5632 42 44 6110 63 66 9164 84 88 12219 84 110 15274 105
and ISO 80
220 13 2510 22 25 4102 45 26 5019 22 39 7529 45 51 8203 67 76 12305 89 102 16406 89 127 20508 111
240 15 3234 23 29 5302 47 30 6467 23 44 9701 47 58 10605 70 87 15907 93 116 21209 93 144 26511 117
260 17 4050 24 32 6657 48 33 8099 24 50 12149 48 65 13314 73 97 19971 97 129 26628 97 162 33284 121
280 18 4957 25 36 8165 50 37 9914 25 55 14871 50 72 16331 75 108 24496 99 143 32662 99 179 40827 124
300 20 5956 25 39 9828 51 40 11912 25 60 17868 51 79 19656 76 118 29484 101 157 39312 101 197 49140 127
160 8 638 13 15 1069 27 15 1276 13 23 1914 27 30 2138 40 45 3207 54 60 4276 54 75 5345 67

180 10 1066 16 18 1778 32 19 2132 16 28 3198 32 37 3556 47 55 5334 63 74 7112 63 92 8891 79
200 11 1497 18 22 2512 36 23 2995 18 34 4492 36 44 5025 53 66 7537 71 88 10050 71 110 12562 89
and ISO 120
220 13 2002 19 25 3373 39 26 4004 19 39 6006 39 51 6747 58 76 10120 78 102 13493 78 127 16866 97
240 15 2580 21 29 4361 41 30 5159 21 44 7739 41 58 8722 62 87 13082 83 116 17443 83 144 21804 104
260 17 3230 22 32 5475 44 33 6461 22 50 9691 44 65 10950 65 97 16425 87 129 21899 87 162 27374 109
280 18 3954 23 36 6716 45 37 7908 23 55 11862 45 72 13431 68 108 20147 91 143 26862 91 179 33578 113
300 20 4751 23 39 8083 47 40 9502 23 60 14253 47 79 16166 70 118 24249 94 157 32331 94 197 40414 117
* Qty. of shear
1 2 1 2 3 4 4 5
elements [pcs]
ISO- Lst [mm] 200 300 1000
Length Lmin [mm] 200 250 400 600 600 900 1000 1000
Est [mm] 100 200 250 167 250 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100
* For situations, where is required another number of shear elements, please contact Peikko Technical Support for
custom design.
Note:
• According to the internal force flow, the EBEA®-1100 elements must be installed with the bottom rebar parts
of the stirrups in the direction of the balcony.
If EBEA®-1100 with bending reinforcement 2 × 10 is loaded with the bending moment and the vertical shear load at
once, the following equation should be used for verification of the connection:
M Ed VEd
≤ 1.0; ≤ 1.0
0.7 ⋅ M Rd VRd
(3)
For other models of EBEA®-1100 verification of the interaction is not required.

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1.19 EBEA®-1200
The EBEA®-1200 Balcony Connectors are used for continuous slabs and serve to withstand positive and negative
moments (±MRd) and shear forces in both direction (±VRd). The small shear rebars improve the acoustic insulation
significantly compared to the solution with shear plates. The product is available in three different reinforcement
versions.
±MRd
±VRd
1.19.1 Material
Reinforcement version Bending reinforcement Shear stirrups Thermal insulation
RS (standard) 1.4362 + B500B 1.4362
VE1 1.4362 1.4362 XPS; Stone wool(SW); PUR
VE2 1.4462 1.4462
Note:
1.19.2 Dimensions
S
L
S Ø
30
H D
E D ISO 30
ISO
Ø

RS 980 1240
VE1 160 - 300 200 - 1000 90 - 230 60; 80; 100; 120
1000 1320
VE2
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

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1.19.3 Resistances
resistance (±VRd).
MRd k VRd
pcs] rad] pcs]
ISO-Height D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
160 7 354 17 13 592 34 14 708 17 21 1062 34 26 1183 50 40 1775 67 53 2367 67 66 2958 84

180 9 533 19 17 907 38 18 1066 19 27 1599 38 33 1814 57 50 2721 76 67 3628 76 84 4535 96
200
and ISO 80 160
11 749 21 20 1289 42 21 1498 21 32 2247 42 40 2579 63 61 3868 84 81 5157 84 101 6446 105
220 12 1001 22 24 1739 45 25 2002 22 37 3004 45 47 3477 67 71 5216 89 95 6955 89 118 8694 111
240 14 1290 23 27 2255 47 28 2580 23 42 3870 47 54 4510 70 81 6766 93 109 9021 93 136 11276 117
260 16 1616 24 31 2839 48 31 3231 24 47 4847 48 61 5678 73 92 8517 97 123 11355 97 153 14194 121
280 17 1978 25 34 3490 50 35 3955 25 52 5933 50 68 6979 75 102 10469 99 136 13958 99 171 17448 124
300 19 2376 25 38 4207 51 38 4752 25 57 7129 51 75 8415 76 113 12622 101 150 16829 101 188 21036 127
160 7 311 13 13 524 27 13 623 13 20 934 27 26 1049 40 40 1573 54 53 2098 54 66 2622 67

180 8 469 16 17 804 32 16 938 16 25 1407 32 33 1608 47 50 2412 63 67 3216 63 84 4019 79
200 10 659 18 20 1143 36 20 1317 18 29 1976 36 40 2286 53 60 3428 71 80 4571 71 100 5714 89
and ISO 120
220 11 881 19 23 1541 39 23 1761 19 34 2642 39 47 3082 58 70 4624 78 93 6165 78 117 7706 97
240 13 1135 21 27 1999 41 26 2269 21 38 3404 41 53 3998 62 80 5997 83 106 7996 83 133 9995 104
260 14 1421 22 30 2516 44 29 2842 22 43 4263 44 60 5033 65 89 7549 87 119 10065 87 149 12582 109
280 16 1739 23 33 3093 45 32 3479 23 48 5218 45 66 6186 68 99 9279 91 132 12372 91 165 15465 113
300 17 2090 23 36 3729 47 35 4180 23 52 6270 47 72 7459 70 109 11188 94 145 14917 94 181 18647 117
* Qty. of shear
1+1 2+2 1+1 2+2 3+3 4+4 4+4 5+5
elements [pcs]
ISO- Lst [mm] 200 300 1000
Length Lmin [mm] 200 250 400 600 600 900 1000 1000
Est [mm] 100 200 250 167 250 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100
custom design.
Note:
M Ed VEd
≤ 1.0; ≤ 1.0
0.7 ⋅ M Rd VRd
(4)

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1.20 EBEA®-1300
and shear forces in on direction (+VRd) between two concrete slabs. The small shear rebars improve the acoustic
insulation significantly compared to the shear plate solution. This element with hot-dip galvanized rebars is a cost-
effective alternative to the EBEA®-1100 Balcony Connector.
-MRd
+VRd
1.20.1 Material
Shear stirrups Thermal insulation
version reinforcement D160 - D170 ≥ D180
UHPC
HDG B500B Galvanized 1.4362 1.4404 (Available for
PUR
≥ISO80 mm)
Note:
1.20.2 Dimensions
S
L
S Ø
30
H D
E D ISO 35
Ø Balcony ISO Slab (inside)

HDG 160 - 300 200 - 1000 90 - 230 60; 80; 100; 120 860 1090
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)

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1.20.3 Resistances
resistance (±VRd).
MRd k VRd
pcs] rad] pcs]
ISO-Height D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
160 6 896 17 12 1470 34 12 1792 17 18 2688 34 23 2941 50 35 4411 67 46 5882 67 58 7352 84

180 7 1511 19 14 2461 38 15 3023 19 22 4534 38 28 4921 57 43 7382 76 57 9842 76 71 12303 96
200
and ISO 80 160
9 2123 21 17 3477 42 17 4246 21 26 6369 42 34 6953 63 51 10430 84 67 13906 84 84 17383 105
220 10 2838 22 20 4668 45 20 5677 22 30 8515 45 39 9336 67 59 14004 89 78 18672 89 98 23339 111
240 11 3657 23 22 6034 47 23 7315 23 34 10972 47 44 12069 70 67 18103 93 89 24137 93 111 30172 117
260 13 4580 24 25 7576 48 26 9160 24 38 13740 48 50 15152 73 75 22728 97 100 30304 97 124 37880 121
280 14 5606 25 28 9293 50 28 11213 25 42 16819 50 55 18586 75 83 27879 99 110 37171 99 138 46464 124
300 16 6736 25 30 11185 51 31 13473 25 47 20209 51 61 22370 76 91 33555 101 121 44740 101 151 55924 127
160 5 698 13 11 1181 27 11 1397 13 16 2095 27 21 2361 40 32 3542 54 42 4722 54 53 5903 67

180 7 1202 16 14 2016 32 15 2404 16 22 3605 32 28 4032 47 43 6047 63 57 8063 63 71 10079 79
200 9 1688 18 17 2848 36 17 3376 18 26 5064 36 34 5697 53 51 8545 71 67 11393 71 84 14241 89

and ISO 120
220 10 2257 19 20 3824 39 20 4514 19 30 6770 39 39 7648 58 59 11473 78 78 15297 78 98 19121 97
240 11 2908 21 22 4944 41 23 5816 21 34 8724 41 44 9887 62 67 14831 83 89 19775 83 111 24719 104
260 13 3642 22 25 6207 44 26 7283 22 38 10925 44 50 12414 65 75 18620 87 100 24827 87 124 31034 109
280 14 4458 23 28 7613 45 28 8915 23 42 13373 45 55 15227 68 83 22840 91 110 30453 91 138 38067 113
300 16 5356 23 30 9163 47 31 10712 23 47 16068 47 61 18327 70 91 27490 94 121 36654 94 151 45817 117
* Qty. of shear
1 2 1 2 3 4 4 5
elements [pcs]
ISO- Lst [mm] 200 300 1000
Length Lmin [mm] 200 250 400 600 600 900 1000 1000
Est [mm] 100 200 250 167 250 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100
custom design.
Note:
• According to the internal force flow. EBEA®-1300 elements must be installed with the bottom rebar parts of
the stirrups in the direction of the balcony.
If EBEA®-1300 with ISO height D = 160 mm is loaded with the bending moment and the vertical shear load at once,
the following equations should be used for verification of the connection:
M Ed V
≤ 1.0; Ed ≤ 1.0
0.55 ⋅ M Rd VRd
(5)
For other models of EBEA®-1300 verification of the interaction is not required.

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1.21 EBEA®-1400
The EBEA®-1400 Balcony Connectors are used for continuous slabs and serve to withstand positive and negative
moments (±MRd) and shear forces in both direction (±VRd). The small shear rebars improve the acoustic insulation
significantly compared to the solution with shear plates. This element with hot-dip galvanized rebars is a cost-
effective alternative to the EBEA®-1200 Balcony Connector.
±MRd
±VRd
1.21.1 Material
Reinforcement version Bending reinforcement Shear stirrups Thermal insulation
HDG B500B Galvanized 1.4362 XPS; Stone wool(SW); PUR
Note:
1.21.2 Dimensions
S
L
S Ø
30
H D
E D ISO 30
ISO
Ø

HDG 160 - 300 200 - 1000 90 - 230 60; 80; 100; 120 860 1090
Note:
(1)
(2)
(3)
100 mm are available by request.

Information
1.21.3 Resistances
resistance (±VRd).
MRd k VRd
pcs] rad] pcs]
ISO-Height D 2 × 10 2 × 14 4 × 10 6 × 10 4 × 14 6 × 14 8 × 14 10 × 14
160 5 385 17 10 646 34 11 769 17 16 1154 34 20 1292 50 31 1938 67 41 2584 67 51 3230 84

180 7 579 19 13 990 38 14 1159 19 20 1738 38 26 1980 57 39 2971 76 51 3961 76 64 4951 96
200
and ISO 80 160
8 814 21 16 1408 42 16 1627 21 25 2441 42 31 2815 63 47 4223 84 62 5631 84 78 7038 105
220 10 1088 22 18 1898 45 19 2176 22 29 3263 45 36 3797 67 55 5695 89 73 7594 89 91 9492 111
240 11 1402 23 21 2462 47 22 2803 23 33 4205 47 42 4925 70 63 7387 93 84 9849 93 105 12312 117
260 12 1755 24 24 3100 48 25 3511 24 37 5266 48 47 6199 73 71 9299 97 94 12398 97 118 15498 121
280 14 2149 25 26 3810 50 27 4297 25 41 6446 50 53 7620 75 79 11430 99 105 15240 99 131 19050 124
300 15 2582 25 29 4594 51 30 5163 25 45 7745 51 58 9187 76 87 13781 101 116 18375 101 145 22968 127
160 5 341 13 10 577 27 11 683 13 16 1024 27 20 1155 40 31 1732 54 41 2309 54 51 2887 67

180 7 514 16 13 885 32 13 1028 16 20 1543 32 26 1770 47 39 2655 63 51 3540 63 64 4425 79
200 8 722 18 16 1258 36 16 1445 18 24 2167 36 31 2516 53 47 3774 71 62 5032 71 78 6290 89

and ISO 120
220 9 966 19 18 1697 39 18 1931 19 27 2897 39 36 3393 58 55 5090 78 73 6786 78 91 8483 97
240 10 1244 21 21 2201 41 21 2489 21 31 3733 41 42 4401 62 63 6602 83 84 8802 83 105 11003 104
260 12 1558 22 24 2770 44 23 3116 22 35 4675 44 47 5540 65 71 8310 87 94 11080 87 118 13850 109
280 13 1907 23 26 3405 45 26 3815 23 39 5722 45 53 6810 68 79 10215 91 105 13620 91 131 17025 113
300 14 2292 23 29 4105 47 28 4584 23 42 6876 47 58 8211 70 87 12316 94 115 16421 94 144 20527 117
* Qty. of shear
1+1 2+2 1+1 2+2 3+3 4+4 4+4 5+5
elements [pcs]
ISO- Lst [mm] 200 300 1000
Length Lmin [mm] 200 250 400 600 600 900 1000 1000
Est [mm] 100 200 250 167 250 167 125 100
Spacing
Emin [mm] 100
custom design.
Note:
equations should be used for verification of the connection:
M Ed V
≤ 1.0; Ed ≤ 1.0
0.57 ⋅ M Rd VRd
(6)

Information
1.22 EBEA®-Type G
The EBEA®-Type G Earthquake elements serve to withstand horizontal forces parallel to the joint in both directions
(±HRd) and are used for increased seismic requirements. The position is usually between standard EBEA® elements.
The product is available in two different reinforcement versions.
Static scheme (Top View) Example of use
±HRd
1.22.1 Material
Reinforcement version Horizontal shear plates Thermal insulation
VE1 1.4362
VE2 1.4462
Note:
1.22.2 Dimensions
Table 45. Dimensions of EBEA®-Type G.
S
S
45
H D
D
ISO 45
ISO
H E
Reinforcement D(1) L H ISO(2)

Ø8/S [mm]
version [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
VE1
140 - 300 300 240 60 or 80 800
VE2
Note:
(1)
(2)

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1.22.3 Resistances
The horizontal transverse forces are transmitted by horizontal shear plates. The additional rebars serve as structural
reinforcement. The number of the load-bearing components is predefined.
Table 46. Design value of horizontal shear resistance (±HRd).
ISO 60 and ISO 80

HRd
Qty. of shear plates [pcs]
[kN/pcs]
H = 240 mm
ISO-Height D [mm] 1 2
140
160 -
180
200
220 50
240
100
260
280
300
Lst [mm] 300
ISO-Length
Lmin [mm] 300
Est [mm] - Variable
Spacing
Emin [mm] - 100
Note:
• Table values are based on 45 mm minimum concrete coverage at the top of the slab and 45 mm at the
bottom. For the type with one shear plate the concrete coverage of horizontal shear plate increases with the
element height up to 95 mm.
be ensured by supplementary reinforcement. (See Annex A – Supplementary reinforcement)
• The EBEA®- Type G elements can only be used as additional elements. because they have no vertical
carrying capacity.

Information
2. Fire resistance
The EBEA® Balcony Connectors with stone wool and integrated silicate plates (see Figure 7) creates fire resistant
structure.
The fire test of EBEA® Balcony Connector was aimed to determine the fire resistance classes. In addition to the load-
bearing capacity, the integrity and insulation of the elements was also tested.
The EBEA® Balcony Connector has fire resistance REI120 if stone wool (SW) with silicate plates is used. EBEA®
Balcony Connector has fire resistance REI90 in case of use extruded polystyrene (XPS) with silicate plates and UHPC
buffers.
Figure 7. Structure of insulation elements for fire protection requirements.

Top cover
Silicate plate
Insulation
Silicate plate Bottom cover
Short designations of fire resistance

R Load bearing; no loss of stability.
E Integrity; prevention of gas penetration on the non-flamed side.
I Thermal insulation; limitation of the transmission of fire or heat on the side facing away from the fire.
If EBEA® Balcony Connectors are installed discontinuously on REI balcony constructions, it is necessary to
insert EBEA® spacers with corresponding REI classes in the intermediate areas.
3. Acoustic insulation
The EBEA®-600 / EBEA®-1100 / EBEA®-1200 / EBEA®-1300 / EBEA®-1400 elements are acoustically optimized
versions compared to models with shear plates. They are used when higher sound insulation is required. The
following values are based on tests taken at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts.
The tested elements have an 80 mm stone wool insulation and achieved the following sound insulation values:
EBEA® standard type Sound insulation value ∆Lw [dB]
EBEA®-1100 4×10-1 D180 L1000 SW80 13.0
EBEA®-1100 6×14-4 D180 L1000 SW80 9.7
EBEA®-600-2 D180 L1000 SW80 21.5
EBEA®-600-5 D180 L1000 SW80 15.3
EBEA®-100 6×14-6 D180 L1000 SW80 6.2
The measured values given are purely informative and are to be understood only as a first indication and must be
evaluated during the design of the envelope of the building. The sound insulation chosen can only be shown to
be effective if the overall construction is tested by the building physics engineer or if the sound level is measured
locally.
If you have any questions about the sound insulation value of other element types or insulation materials, please
contact Peikko Technical support.

Peikko Group
4.
Order form for EBEA Balcony Connector 05-2019
List-No.*: (*obligatory information) Plan Nr.: Made by: Date: Checked by:
ebea Kft
Kossuth Lajos utca 40. Delivery date: Structural engineer*: Construction site adress*: Structural element*:
HU-2721 Pilis
Tel. +36 29 496 945 Contact person on site*:
Web: www.peikko.com
Project Features Telephone-No.site*: Construction company*: Main Features Delivery address*: Note:
Optional Features
Technical supprot:
EBEA.orders@peikko.com
• Fire resistance
Order: EBEA.orders@peikko.com EBEA project number..:
• Load MEd; VEd; NEd
• Acoustic insulation.
Load bearing Insulation
KP- KP-800
• Properties of the slab
Rebar Shear- Height D (4) + Extra
Insulation 700 KP-1000
Structural elemnt/ Length
(3) elem. [mm] height (5)
material
(9)
Pos. Note / Z-No.
[pcs]
Place Thickn
Subtype
Quantity
Seismic (8)
n Ø nS +IO +IU L Lmin (6) S11 (7) H DH
Spacer [m] (10)

Stand. / Total Type .
Version (2)
Fire resistance
x
Product type (1)

• Environmental requirements
[pcs] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
Without crossbar
[pcs] [mm] [mm]
[mm]
KP-1 00 RS 4 x 10 -2 160 SW 100 400
x
x
• Requirements for the thermal bridge
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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in total 0 pcs Direction of filling Spacers in total 0.0 [m]
Explanation
Filled by Peikko (1) KP-100: IO=30/IU=25, KPE-100: IO=45/IU=30, KP-200: IO=IU=30 KP-800 / KP-1000 KEY
SAP-identifier: IO=concrete cover at the top, IU=concrete cover at the bottom Dstand H DH Obligatory
Length of one balcony element

(2) Version: empty cell=Standard (as in catalog), RS=friction welded 1.4362+B500B, 230 60
Offer identifier: Optional
VE1=Stainless steel 1.4362, VE2=Stainless steel 1.4462 260 110 90
Offer option: (3) Standard n=2 bis 10, Ø=10 or 14, as in catalog. Customized version with rebar Ø16; after consultation. Not available
Main material of the reinforcement

290 120
Delivery: (4) Standard height of element as in catalog and total height of element with doubling. 250 60
Standard height of thermal insulation

(5)Extra height: additional insulation at top (+IO) and at bottom (+IU) 280 130 90
Type of the EBEA® Balcony Connector

Delivery Price: (6) Lmin =minimum length. 310 120
(7) Standard: 100 (110)-430 mm 270 60
300 150 90
Remarks: (8) Standard: horizontal shear plate HH=220 mm
330 120
(9) Without crossbar in the anchorage zone. Mouting bars are welded to both sides of the insulation.
Number of shear elements in balcony connector

(10) Spacer: defined with ISO type, Thickness and height (DStand; DTotal), order unit: 1 m pieces
Cross bar removed from end of the reinforcement
Customized length of stirrup at model EBEA®-700

Additional horizontal shear plate for seismic loads
In case of questions please contact: EBEA.orders@peikko.com / +41 34 432 35 35
Increase of thermal insulation due to uneven surface
EBEA®-500; EBEA®-600; EBEA®-800; EBEA®-1000

Material and thickness of thermal insulation element
Installation of silicate plates for fire protection purposes
Length of single thermal insulation without reinforcement
Offset of the shear plate at model EBEA®-800 or EBEA®-1000

Height of the shear plate at model EBEA®-800 or EBEA®-1000
Minimum length of the balcony element (web based order form)

The following aspects must be considered when selecting the appropriate type of EBEA® Balcony Connector:
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Bending reinforcement in one balcony connection, Not available for models:
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Telephone-No.site*: Con
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EBEA® Balcony Connector

Version PEIKKO GROUP 05/2020

• Effective elimination of thermal bridges for concrete balcony structures

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Annex A – Supplementary reinforcement��������������������������������������������������54

Annex B – Special use of EBEA®�������������������������������������������������������������������56

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-MRd Only stainless steel in insulation section

±MRd Hot dip galvanized steel in insulation section

±HRd Component for flat surface

±VRd Component for offset surface

+VRd Increased soundproofing

Corner element for 2nd and 3rd

About EBEA® Balcony Connector

Figure 1. Description of EBEA® Balcony Connector parts.

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1.1 Thermal insulation

Solution without thermal insulation Fully insulated balcony slab

Solution with EBEA® Balcony connector

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1.2 Structural behaviour

Figure 2. Load transfer in EBEA® Balcony Connector.

a) Transfer of the bending moment

Dead Load + Live Load

Tensile part of the bending moment

z Bending reinforcement MEd

Compression part of the bending moment

Compression UHPC element

b) Transfer of the shear load

Shear transfer through the shear plate

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Stiffness of the connection

Stiffness [kNm/rad] [kN/m]

* bending stiffness is available in resistance tables for each relevant model.

The effective deflection w can be determined as follows:

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Table 1. Recommended balcony thicknesses.

Dgem - Common effective height (ideal same as Dstandard)

1.3 Limitations for application

1.3.1 Loading and environmental conditions

1.3.2 Positioning of the EBEA®

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EBEA® Balcony Connector EBEA® Spacer

Construction of expansion joints

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Extra height of the insulation

Figure 5. Example of extra height for thermal insulation.

1.4 Material properties

1.4.1 Thermal insulation

Stone Wool (SW)

Thermal conductivity λD = 0.04 W/mK

Compressive stress (at 10% compression) σ10 = 0.06 N/mm²

Reaction to fire (Euroclass / BKZ) RF1 (A1 / 6q.3)

Thickness [mm] with description* SW60, SW80, SW100, SW120

* The available thicknesses are defined by the EBEA® element type.

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Extruded polystyrene foam (XPS)

Thermal conductivity λD = 0.035 W/mK

Compressive stress (at 10% compression) σ10 = 0.3 N/mm²

Reaction to fire (Euroclass / BKZ) RF2(cr) (E / 5.1)

Thickness [mm] with description* XPS60, XPS80, XPS100, XPS120

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Annex A – Supplementary reinforcement��54

Annex B – Special use of EBEA®��56

Annex C – Order form�� 57