April 1, 2025 [HERNDON, VA] — The Concrete Masonry & Hardscapes Association (CMHA), a leader in masonry design software, is excited to announce the release of EleMasonry Version 6.1. The software package is the latest update to our innovative structural analysis and design tool for masonry construction.
This new version introduces support for the International Building Code (IBC) 2024 and TMS 402-2022, ensuring engineers and designers have access to the most current standards for safe and efficient masonry design.
EleMasonry is a versatile software package that streamlines the design and analysis of various masonry building elements, including walls, columns, beams, and pilasters. It provides code-compliant designs through a fully transparent process, allowing users to review and verify all design calculations. The software supports both Strength Design and Allowable Stress Design methodologies, catering to diverse project requirements.
Key Features of EleMasonry Version 6.1:
- Support for IBC 2024 and TMS 402-2022: Stay ahead of industry changes with the latest building codes, ensuring compliance and best practices in concrete masonry design.
- Enhanced Structural Analysis Tools: Improved computational capabilities provide more precise modeling and optimization of masonry elements.
- User-Friendly Interface Upgrades: A more intuitive design experience makes it easier for engineers to navigate and apply advanced masonry design principles.
- Performance Enhancements: Faster processing speeds and improved workflow efficiency allow users to complete projects more effectively.
“With EleMasonry 6.1, we are delivering a solution that keeps our users at the forefront of masonry design and compliance,” said Nick Lang, CMHA’s Vice President of Engineering and Advocacy, Masonry. “By integrating the latest industry codes, we are providing engineers with a tool that not only enhances design efficiency but also ensures structural safety and integrity.”
To download a 30-day trial or to purchase a copy of EleMasonry, visit the CMHA website or contact the CMHA Publications Department at (703) 713-1900.