BS 3572:1986

Foreword
Committees responsible
Section one. General
1 Scope
2 Definitions
3 Material quality
Section two. Sockets for embedding in concrete
4 Materials
5 Workmanship
6 Design
7 Construction
8 Dimensions
9 Greasing
10 Marking
Section three. Sockets for embedding in brickwork
11 Materials
12 Workmanship
13 Design
14 Construction
15 Dimensions
16 Greasing
17 Marking
Section four. Cappings
18 Materials
19 Workmanship
20 Design and construction
21 Dimensions
22 Greasing
Section five. Screw-in hooks
23 Materials
24 Workmanship
25 Heat treatment
26 Design
27 Construction
28 Dimensions
29 Marking
Section six. Screw-in eyes
30 Materials
31 Workmanship
32 Heat treatment
33 Design
34 Construction
35 Dimensions
36 Marking
Section seven. Stepirons for embedding in concrete and
                brickwork
37 Materials
38 Workmanship
39 Design
40 Construction
41 Dimensions
42 Marking
Appendices
A General recommendations on the methods of use of
    access fittings
B Recommendations on the methods of use of sockets
C Examination of the cross section of sockets
D Recommendations on the methods of use of cappings
E Recommendations onthe methods of use of screw-in
    hooks
F Recommendations on the methods of use of screw-in
    eyes
G Recommendations on the methods of use of stepirons
Tables
1 Alloys for sockets
2 Dimensions for screw-in hooks
3 Dimensions for screw-in eyes
4 Alloys for stepirons
5 Dimensions for stepirons
Figures
1 Typical sockets for embedding in concrete
2 Typical sockets for embedding in brickwork
3 Typical capping
4 Typical screw-in hook
5 Typical screw-in eye
6 Typical stepiron
7 Typical arrangement of sockets and of horizontal
    access stepirons on a chimney
8 Typical arrangement of stepirons on developed face
    of a structure
9 Suitable plate for thread identification