What bracket and anchoring structural integrity test reports are mandatory for curtain wall sub-structure approval?

Anchorage reliability is a primary safety concern. Deliverables: (a) Tensile, shear, and combined load tests for brackets and anchors performed per relevant standards or project-specific protocols with factor-of-safety statements; (b) Pull-out and pull-over test reports from representative substrate materials (concrete, masonry, steel) including embedment depth, fixture type, and failure modes; (c) Cyclic fatigue testing to demonstrate long-term performance under thermal and wind cycling; (d) Corrosion protection and galvanic isolation measures for fixings in mixed-metal assemblies; (e) Detailed connection drawings with bolt torques, weld specifications, and welding procedure specifications (WPS) where applicable; (f) FEA validation for high-stress detail areas and comparison to test results; (g) Installation quality assurance procedures including torque checks, grout/anchor cure verification, and inspection regimes; (h) Manufacturer traceability of anchor batches and fastener material certificates. Provide stamped test reports, lab accreditation, and installation QA templates so structural engineers can accept the substructure within the building’s load path.