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<br />SECTION 096519 - LUXURY VINYL TILE (LVT) FLOORING
<br />1.1 SUMMARY: SECTION INCLUDES LUXURY VINYL TILE (LVT') FLOORING
<br />1.2 REFERENCES
<br />A. ASTM INTERNATIONAL:
<br />1. ASTM F710-11, 'STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PREPARING CONCRETE FLOORS TO RECEIVE RESILIENT FLOORING',
<br />2. ASTM F2170-11,'STANDARD TEST METHOD FOR DETERMINING RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN CONCRETE FLOOR SLABS USING IN SITU
<br />PROBES'.
<br />B. INTERNATIONAL CONCRETE REPAIR INSTITUTE (ICRI):
<br />1. ICRI GUIDELINE 03732 - SELECTING AND SPECIFYING CONCRETE SURFACE PREPARATION FOR SEALERS, COATINGS, AND
<br />POLYMER OVERLAYS.
<br />1.3 ACTION SUBMITTALS: REFER TO THE REQUIRED SUBMITTAL LOG IN SECTION 013300 - SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES
<br />1.4 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS
<br />A. MAINTENANCE DATA,
<br />B. CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH TEST REPORT WHICH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.
<br />2. CERTIFIED MOISTURE AND ALKALINITY (PH) TEST REPORT.
<br />3. PROJECT FLOOR PLAN WITH TEST POINTS INDICATED.
<br />4. SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
<br />1.5 QUALITY ASSURANCE
<br />A. PRE -INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS:
<br />1. CONDUCT AN ON -SITE PRE -INSTALLATION MEETING TO VERIFY PROJECT REQUIREMENTS, SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS,
<br />MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS.
<br />B. CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH TESTING:
<br />1. CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH (ALKALINITY) TESTING WILL BE CONDUCTED BY OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY
<br />PAID FOR BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
<br />a. REFER TO OWNERS NATIONAL VENDOR SCHEDULE.
<br />b. NO SUBSTITUI IONS OR ALTERNATE TESTING COMPANY IS PERMITTED.
<br />C. PROVIDE LUXURY VINYL TILE FLOORING AND ACCESSORIES FROM A SINGLE MANUFACTURER, INCLUDING RECOMMENDED
<br />PRIMERS, ADHESIVES, SEALANTS, AND LEVELING COMPOUNDS.
<br />D. USE ONLY PORTLAND BASED PATCHING AND LEVELING COMPOUNDS. DO NOT INSTALL RESILIENT FLOORING OVER GYPSUI`,
<br />BASED PATCHING AND/OR LEVELING COMPOUNDS.
<br />E. INSTALLATION EXPERIENCE -INSTALLER MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 5 YEARS' EXPERIENCE WITH HEAT WELDING AND FLASH
<br />COVE IN HEALTHCARE SETTINGS.
<br />1.6 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING
<br />A, DELIVER MATERIALS TO PROJECT SITE IN MANUFACTURER'S ORIGINAL, UNOPENED CONTAINERS WITH LABELS INDICATING
<br />BRAND NAMES, COLORS AND PATTERNS, AND QUALITY DESIGNATIONS LEGIBLE AND INTACT,
<br />B. STORE AND PROTECT MATERIALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />1.7 PROJECT CONDITIONS
<br />A. MOISTURE TESTING:
<br />1, TESTING CONDITIONS INSIDE BUILDING SHALL BE BROUGHT TO SAME AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY
<br />LEVELS AS TO BE EXPECTED DURING NORMAL OCCUPANCY OF BUILDING (SERVICE CONDITIONS). SERVICE CONDITIONS
<br />INCLUDE NORMAL LEVELS OF HUMIDITY, LIGHTING, HEATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING:
<br />a. IF SERVICE CONDITIONS ARE NOT POSSIBLE, TEST CONDITIONS SHALL BE 75 =10°F (23.9 t 5.5'C) AND 50 t 10% RELATIVE
<br />HUMIDITY.
<br />b. MAINTAIN THESE CONDITIONS FORTY EIGHT (48) HOURS PRIOR TO, AND DURING TESTING. OTHERWISE, RESULTS MAY NOT
<br />ACCURATELY REFLECT AMOUNT OF MOISTURE PRESENT IN CONCRETE SLAB DURING NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS.
<br />2. IF TEST CONDITIONS REQUIREMENTS CANNOT BE SATISFIED AT THE TIME OF THE TESTING, THE TEST MUST POSTPONE
<br />UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE REQUIRED AMBIENT CONDITIONS CAN BE ESTABLISHED.
<br />a. IN THE EVENT THAT A RETURN TRIP BY OWNER'S NATIONAL ACCOUNT VENDOR IS REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF CONTRACTOR'S
<br />FAILURE TO ACHIEVE THE SPECIFIED TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CRITERIA, THEN THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE
<br />FOR PAYING ALL ASSOCIATED COSTS WHICH SHALL BE BILLED ACCORDINGLY BY OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY TO THE
<br />CONTRACTOR.
<br />B. FLOORING INSTALLATION:
<br />1. CONDITIONS MUST COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURERS WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />1.8 SEQUENCING AND SCHEDULING:
<br />A. NOTIFY OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY NO LESS THAN 14 DAYS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF MOISTURE TESTING
<br />(MINIMUM 28-DAYS PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF FLOOR COVERINGS).
<br />B. SCHEDULE MOISTURE TESTING TO COMMENCE NO LESS THAN 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF FLOOR COVERINGS
<br />(INCLUDING SELF -LEVELING CONCRETE TOPPING) AND AS SPACE IS ENCLOSED AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ARE
<br />ACHIEVED - PER 1.7 PROJECT CONDITIONS.
<br />C. OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY WILL REQUIRE NO MORE THAN 7 BUSINESS DAYS FOR TESTING ON SITE AND ISSUING
<br />A CERTIFIED MOISTURE TEST REPORT.
<br />D. VAPOR CONTROL MITIGATION SYSTEM, CONTINGENT UPON MOISTURE CONDITIONS REPORTED, TO BE PLACED 12 - 24 HOURS
<br />PRIOR TO FLOORING.
<br />1.9 WARRANTY
<br />A. MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD WARRANTY SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. WARRANTY PERIOD: 2 YEAR COMMENCING ON THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.
<br />2. LIMITED WEAR WARRANTY: 3 YEARS.
<br />1.10 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
<br />A. HIGH PERFORMANCE LUXURY VINYL TILE PLANK WITH AN ENHANCED URETHANE FINISH THAT PROTECTS AGAINST
<br />COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC AND REQUIRES NO POLISH. DIGITAL IMAGING TECHNOLOGY ALLOWING FOR PRECISE REPRODUCTION OF
<br />DOMESTIC AND EXOTIC WOODS THAT APPEAR REAL BUT ACCEPT WET MAINTENANCE.
<br />1.11 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
<br />A. FIRE -TEST -RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS: FOR RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING, AS DETERMINED BY TESTING IDENTICAL
<br />PRODUCTS ACCORDING TO ASTM E 648 OR NFPA 253 BY A QUALIFIED TESTING AGENCY.
<br />I. CRITICAL RADIANT FLUX CLASSIFICATION: CLASS!, NOT LESS THAN 0.45 `"ti `SQ. CM.
<br />B. FLOORSCORE COMPLIANCE RESILIENT TILE FLOORING SHALL COMPLY" W!TH REQUIREMENTS OF FLOORSCORE
<br />CERTIFICATION FOR LOW VOC
<br />1.12 LUXURY VINYL TILE FLOORING WITH BACKING (LV-01)
<br />A. PRODUCT: REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE ON DRAWINGS.
<br />B. WEARING SURFACE: EMBOSSED.
<br />C. INSTALLATION: GLUE -DOWN, FULL BED.
<br />1, MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDED ADHESIVE.
<br />1.13 INSTALLATION MATERIALS
<br />A. TROWELABLE LEVELING AND PATCHING COMPOUNDS: LATEX -MODIFIED, PORTLAND CEMENT BASED OR BLENDED
<br />HYDRAULIC -CEMENT -BASED FORMULATION PROVIDED OR APPROVED BY RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING MANUFACTURER FOR
<br />APPLICATIONS INDICATED.
<br />B. CONCRETE SLAB PRIMER: NON -STAINING TYPE AS RECOMMENDED BY FLOORING MANUFACTURER.
<br />C. ADHESIVES: WATER-RESISTANT TYPE RECOMMENDED BY FLOORING AND ADHESIVE MANUFACTURERS TO SUIT RESILIENT
<br />TILE FLOORING AND SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS INDICATED,
<br />D. SUBSTRATE MOISTURE MITIGATION:
<br />1. VERIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR MOISTURE MITIGATION BASED ON THIRD PARTY SLAB MOISTURE TESTING RESULTS.
<br />2. SELECTED SUBSTRATE MOISTURE MITIGATION SYSTEM MUST BE APPROVED BY FLOORING MANUFACTURER AND SHALL NOT
<br />IMPACT PRODUCT WARRANTIES.
<br />3, SUBMIT SELECTED MOISTURE MITIGATION SYSTEM TO ARCHITECT AND OWNER PM FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL.
<br />4, SHOULD A MOISTURE MITIGATING ADMIXTURE BE USED DURING THE POURING OF NEW CONCRETE SLABS, MOISTURE
<br />TESTING AND/OR MITIGATION IS NOT APPLICABLE. VERIFY WITH ARCHITECT AND OWNER PM.
<br />1.14 PREPARATION
<br />A. GENERAL: PREPARE SUBSTRATES ACCORDING TO VINYL PLANK FLOORING MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS TO
<br />ENSURE ADHESION OF RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING.
<br />B. CONCRETE SUBSTRATES: PREPARE ACCORDING TO ASTM F 710, 'STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PREPARING CONCRETE FLOORS
<br />TO RECEIVE RESILIENT FLOORING'.
<br />1. VERIFY THAT SUBSTRATES ARE DRY AND FREE OF CURING COMPOUNDS, SEALERS, AND HARDENERS.
<br />2. REMOVE SUBSTRATE COATINGS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES THAT ARE INCOMPATIBLE WITH ADHESIVES AND THAT CONTAIN
<br />SOAP, WAX, OIL, OR SILICONE, USING MECHANICAL METHODS RECOMMENDED BY VINYL PLANK FLOORING MANUFACTURER, DO
<br />NOT USE SOLVENTS.
<br />3. FILL CRACKS, HOLES, AND DEPRESSIONS IN SUBSTRATES WITH TROWELABLE LEVELING AND PATCHING COMPOUND;
<br />REMOVE BUMPS AND RIDGES TO PRODUCE A UNIFORM AND SMOOTH SUBSTRATE,
<br />4, IMMEDIATELY BEFORE INSTALLATION, SWEEP AND VACUUM CLEAN SUBSTRATES TO BE COVERED BY RESILIENT SHEET
<br />FLOORING.
<br />1.15 CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH TESTING
<br />A. PROVIDE ACCESS FOR AND COOPERATE WITH OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY.
<br />B. PERFORM RELATIVE HUMIDITY TEST USING IN SITU PROBES ACCORDING TO ASTM F 2170, STANDARD TEST METHOD FOR
<br />DETERMINING RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN CONCRETE FLOOR SLABS USING IN SITU PROBES.
<br />1. THREE (3) TESTS ARE REQUIRED FOR THE FIRST 1,000 SQUARE FEET, AND ONE (1) ADDITIONAL TEST FOR EACH 1,000
<br />SQUARE FEET OR FRACTION THEREOF.
<br />C. PERFORM PH TESTING IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM F 710-11 'STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PREPARING CONCRETE FLOORS TO
<br />RECEIVE RESILIENT FLOORING' AT THE SAME TIME AS MOISTURE TESTING.
<br />1.16 PREINSTALLATiON TESTING BY CONTRACTOR
<br />A. BOND TEST: DETERMINE SUITABILITY OF CONCRETE SuBFLOOR FOR RECEIVING SPECIFIED FLOOR COVERING ,AND
<br />ADHESIVE WITH REGARD TO MOISTURE CONTENT AND CURING COMPOUNDS. USE BOND TEST RECOMMENDED BY FLOORING
<br />MANUFACTURER,
<br />SECTION 096519 - LUXURY VINYL TILE (LVT) FLOORING (CONTINUED)
<br />1,17 LUXURY VINYL TILE FLOORING INSTALLATION
<br />A. COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING.
<br />B. UNROLL LUXURY VINYL TILE FLOORING AND ALLOW IT TO STABILIZE BEFORE CUTTING AND FITTING,
<br />C. LAYOUT LUXURY VINYL TILE FLOORING AS FOLLOWS:
<br />1. MAINTAIN UNIFORMITY OF FLOORING DIRECTION.
<br />2. INSTALL USING CONVENTIONAL TILE AND PLANK INSTALLATION TECHNIQUES. END SEAMS SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM OF 6 INCH
<br />TO 8 INCH STAGGERS.
<br />3. MATCH EDGES OF FLOORING FOR COLOR SHADING AT SEAMS.
<br />4. CUT SEAMS ARE ALWAYS TO BE AGAINST A WALL.
<br />5. FROM CENTER MARKS ESTABLISHED WITH PRINCIPAL WALLS, DISCOUNTING MINOR OFFSETS, SO TILES AT OPPOSITE EDGES
<br />OF ROOM ARE OF EQUAL WIDTH.
<br />6. ADJUST AS NECESSARY TO AVOID USING CUT WIDTHS THAT EQUAL LESS THAN ONE-HALF TILE AT PERIMETER.
<br />D. SCRIBE AND CUT RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING TO BUTT NEATLY AND TIGHTLY TO VERTICAL SURFACES, PERMANENT
<br />FIXTURES, AND BUILT-IN FURNITURE INCLUDING CABINETS, PIPES, OUTLETS, AND DOOR FRAMES.
<br />E, EXTEND VINYL PLANK FLOORING INTO TOE SPACES, DOOR REVEALS, CLOSETS, AND SIMILAR OPENINGS.
<br />F. INSTALL FLOOR TILES ON COVERS FOR TELEPHONE AND ELECTRICAL DUCTS, BUILDING EXPANSION -JOINT COVERS, AND
<br />SIMILAR ITEMS IN FINISHED FLOOR AREAS. MAINTAIN OVERALL CONTINUITY OF COLOR AND PATTERN BETWEEN PIECES OF TILE
<br />INSTALLED ON COVERS AND ADJOINING TILES, TIGHTLY ADHERE TILE EDGES TO SUBSTRATES THAT ABUT COVERS AND TO
<br />COVER PERIMETERS.
<br />G. ADHERE VINYL PLANK FLOORING TO SUBSTRATES USING A FULL SPREAD OF ADHESIVE APPLIED TO SUBSTRATE TO
<br />PRODUCE A COMPLETED INSTALLATION WITHOUT OPEN CRACKS, VOIDS, RAISING AND PUCKERING AT JOINTS, TELEGRAPHING
<br />OF ADHESIVE SPREADER MARKS, AND OTHER SURFACE IMPERFECTIONS.
<br />H. SPREAD ONLY ENOUGH ADHESIVE TO PERMIT INSTALLATION OF MATERIALS BEFORE INITIAL SET.
<br />I. SET FLOORING IN PLACE, PRESS WITH 100 LB ROLLER TO ATTAIN FULL ADHESION.
<br />J. USE HAND ROLLER AROUND PERIMETER AND ANYWHERE 100 LB ROLLER CANNOT REACH
<br />K. USE COLOR MATCH ACRYLIC CAULK TO SEAL AROUND DOOR JAMBS
<br />1.18 CLEANING AND PROTECTION
<br />A. COVER RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING UNTIL SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.
<br />B. PERFORM THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER COMPLETING VINYL PLANK FLOORING INSTALLATION.
<br />1. REMOVE ADHESIVE AND OTHER BLEMISHES FROM EXPOSED SURFACES
<br />2. SWEEP AND VACUUM SURFACES THOROUGHLY.
<br />3. DAMP -MOP SURFACES TO REMOVE MARKS AND SOIL.
<br />4. DO NOT WASH SURFACES UNTIL AFTER TIME PERIOD RECOMMENDED BY MANUFACTURER.
<br />C. PROHIBIT TRAFFIC ON FLOOR FINISH FOR 48 HOURS AFTER INSTALLATION.
<br />D. PROTECT RESILIENT PRODUCTS FROM MARS, MARKS, INDENTATIONS, AND OTHER DAMAGE FROM CONSTRUCTION
<br />OPERATIONS AND PLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES DURING REMAINDER OF CONSTRUCTION PERIOD. USE
<br />PROTECTION METHODS RECOMMENDED IN WRITING BY MANUFACTURER.
<br />1. COVER PRODUCTS INSTALLED ON HORIZONTAL SURFACES WITH UNDYED, UNTREATED BUILDING PAPER UNTIL SUBSTANTIAL
<br />COMPLETION,
<br />2. DO NOT MOVE HEAVY AND SHARP OBJECTS DIRECTLY OVER SURFACES. PLACE HARDBOARD OR PLYWOOD PANELS OVER
<br />FLOORING AND UNDER OBJECTS WHILE THEY ARE BEING MOVED. SLIDE OR ROLL OBJECTS OVER PLANKS WITHOUT MOVING
<br />PLANKS.
<br />SECTION 096813 - TILE CARPETING
<br />1.1 SUMMARY: SECTION INCLUDES MODULAR, MULTI -LEVEL PATTERN LOOP CARPET TILE,
<br />1.2 REFERENCES
<br />A, ASTM INTERNATIONAL:
<br />1. ASTM F710-11,'STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PREPARING CONCRETE FLOORS TO RECEIVE RESILIENT FLOORING'.
<br />2. ASTM F2170-11, 'STANDARD TEST METHOD FOR DETERMINING RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN CONCRETE FLOOR SLABS USING IN SITU
<br />PROBES',
<br />B. INTERNATIONAL CONCRETE REPAIR INSTITUTE (ICRI):
<br />1. ICRI GUIDELINE 03732 - SELECTING AND SPECIFYING CONCRETE SURFACE PREPARATION FOR SEALERS, COATINGS, AND
<br />POLYMER OVERLAYS.
<br />1.3 PREINSTALLATION MEETINGS: AS REQUIRED BY ARCHITECT.
<br />1.4 ACTION SUBMITTALS: REFER TO THE REQUIRED SUBMITTAL LOG IN SECTION 013300 - SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES
<br />1.5 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS
<br />A. MAINTENANCE DATA.
<br />B. CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH TEST REPORT WHICH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.
<br />2, CERTIFIED MOISTURE AND ALKALINITY (PH) TEST REPORT.
<br />3. PROJECT FLOOR PLAN WITH TEST POINTS INDICATED.
<br />4. SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
<br />1.6 QUALITY ASSURANCE
<br />A. PRE -INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS:
<br />1. CONDUCT AN ON -SITE PRE -INSTALLATION MEETING TO VERIFY PROJECT REQUIREMENTS, SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS,
<br />MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS.
<br />B. CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH TESTING:
<br />1. CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH (ALKALINITY) TESTING WILL BE CONDUCTED BY OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY
<br />PAID FOR BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
<br />a. REFER TO OWNERS NATIONAL VENDOR SCHEDULE.
<br />b. NO SUBSTITUTIONS OR ALI ERNATE TESTING COMPANY IS PERMITTED.
<br />C. INSTALLER QUALIFICATIONS: AN EXPERIENCED INSTALLER WHO IS CERTIFIED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CERTIFIED
<br />FLOORCOVERiNG INSTALLERS ASSOCIATION AT THE COMMERCIAL 11 OR MASTER II CERTIFICATION LEVEL.
<br />D. FIRE -TEST -RESPONSE RATINGS: WHERE INDICATED, PROVIDE CARPET TILE IDENTICAL TO THOSE OF ASSEMBLIES TESTED
<br />FOR FIRE RESPONSE ACCORDING TO NFPA 253 BY A QUALIFIED TESTING AGENCY.
<br />E. SOURCE LIMITATIONS:
<br />1. SINGLE SOURCE RESPONSIBILITY: PROVIDE PRODUCTS THAT HAVE COMPONENTS MANUFACTURED BY .A SINGLE SOURCE,
<br />FIBER AND BACKING, AS WELL AS FINAL CARPET PRODUCT, SHOULD BE MANUFACTURED AND WARRANTED BY SAME COMPANY,
<br />2. COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY: CARPET MANUFACTURER MUST PRACTICE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY THROUGH
<br />PROGRAMS OF SOURCE REDUCTION, RECYCLING, REUSE, AND CONSERVATION.
<br />1.7 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING
<br />A. COMPLY WITH CRI 104 FOR TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY, AND VENTILATION LIMITATIONS.
<br />1.8 PROJECT CONDITIONS
<br />A. MOISTURE TESTING:
<br />1. TESTING CONDITIONS INSIDE BUILDING SHALL BE BROUGHT TO SAME AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY
<br />LEVELS AS TO BE EXPECTED DURING NORMAL OCCUPANCY OF BUILC'N,G (SERVICE CONDITIONS). SERVICE CONDITIONS
<br />INCLUDE NORMAL LEVELS OF HUMIDITY, LIGHTING, HEATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING:
<br />a. IF SERVICE CONDITIONS ARE NOT POSSIBLE, TEST CONDITIONS SHALL BE 75 t 10°F (23.9 t 5.5°C) AND 50 - -
<br />HUMIDITY.
<br />b. MAINTAIN THESE CONDITIONS FORTY EIGHT (48) HOURS PRIOR TO, AND DURING TEST' H,ESULTS MAY NOT
<br />ACCURATELY REFLECTAMOUNT OF MOISTURE PRESENT IN CONCRETE SLAB DUr ' - CRATING CONDITIONS.
<br />2. IF TEST CONDITIONS REQUIREMENTS CANNOT BE SATISFIED AT THE TIME OF 1-nt 1 tS T iNG, THE TEST MUST POSTPONE
<br />UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE REQUIRED AMBIENT CONDITIONS CAN BE ESTABLISHED.
<br />a. IN THE EVENT THAT A RETURN TRIP BY OWNER'S NATIONAL ACCOUNT VENDOR IS REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF CONTRACTOR'S
<br />FAILURE TO ACHIEVE THE SPECIFIED TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CRITERIA, THEN THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE
<br />FOR PAYING ALL ASSOCIATED COSTS WHICH SHALL BE BILLED ACCORDINGLY BY OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY TO THE
<br />CONTRACTOR.
<br />B. FLOORING INSTALLATION:
<br />1. COMPLY WITH CARPET MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS AND THE CARPET & RUG INSTITUTE
<br />INSTALLATION STANDARD 2011 FOR TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY, AND VENTILATION LIMITATIONS.
<br />1.9 SEQUENCING AND SCHEDULING:
<br />A. NOTIFY OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY NO LESS THAN 14 DAYS PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF MOISTURE TESTING
<br />(MINIMUM 28-DAYS PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF FLOOR COVERINGS).
<br />B. SCHEDULE MOISTURE TESTING TO COMMENCE NO LESS THAN 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF FLOOR COVERINGS
<br />(INCLUDING SELF -LEVELING CONCRETE TOPPING) AND AS SPACE IS ENCLOSED AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ARE
<br />ACHIEVED - PER 1.7 PROJECT CONDITIONS.
<br />C. OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY WILL REQUIRE NO MORE THAN 7 BUSINESS DAYS FOR TESTING ON SITE AND ISSUING
<br />A CERTIFIED MOISTURE TEST REPORT.
<br />D. VAPOR CONTROL MITIGATION SYSTEM, CONTINGENT UPON MOISTURE CONDITIONS REPORTED, TO BE PLACED 12 - 24 HOURS
<br />PRIOR TO FLOORING.
<br />1.10 WARRANTY
<br />A. SPECIAL WARRANTY FOR CARPET TILES: MANUFACTURER AGREES TO REPAIR OR REPLACE COMPONENTS OF CARPET TILE
<br />INSTALLATION THAT FAIL IN MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP WITHIN SPECIFIED WARRANTY PERIOD.
<br />1. WARRANTY DOES NOT INCLUDE DETERIORATION OR FAILURE OF CARPET TILE DUE TO UNUSUAL TRAFFIC, FAILURE OF
<br />SUBSTRATE, VANDALISM, OR ABUSE.
<br />2, FAILURES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, MORE THAN 10 PERCENT FACE FIBER LOSS, EDGE RAVELING, DIMENSIONAL
<br />INSTABILITY, EXCESS STATIC DISCHARGE, LOSS OF TUFT BIND STRENGTH, DELAMINATION, AND WHERE FACE FIBER IS 100
<br />PERCENT SOLUTION DYED, INABILITY TO REMOVE ACID BASED STAINS, LACK OF COLORFASTNESS TO ATMOSPHERIC
<br />CONTAMINANTS.
<br />3. CARPET MUST BE MANUFACTURED AND WARRANTED BY SAME MANUFACTURER.
<br />4, WARRANTY PERIOD: LIFETIME COMMERCIAL LIMITED WARRANTY.
<br />1.111 CARPET TILE -PRODUCT: REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE ON DRAWINGS
<br />SECTION 096813 - TILE CARPETING (CONTINUED)
<br />1.12 INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES
<br />A. TROWELABLE LEVELING AND PATCHING COMPOUNDS: LATEX -MODIFIED, HYDRAULIC -CEMENT -BASED FORMULATION
<br />PROVIDED OR RECOMMENDED BY CARPET I ILE MANUFACTURER.
<br />B. TROWELABLE ADHESIVES: WATER-RESISTANT, MILDEW -RESISTANT, NONSTAINING, PREMIUM GRADE, PRESSURE -SENSITIVE
<br />TYPE TO SUIT PRODUCTS AND SUBFLOOR CONDITIONS INDICATED, THAT COMPLIES WITH FLAMMABILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR
<br />INSTALLED CARPET TILE AND IS RECOMMENDED BY CARPET TILE MANUFACTURER FOR RELEASABLE INSTALLATION SUCH AS
<br />SHAW 5000 OR SHAW 5100 OR AVAILABLE EQUIVALENT WHERE SLAB MOISTURE DOES NOT EXCEED 85 PERCENT PER ASTM F
<br />2170 OR 5 LBS PER ASTM F 1869. WHERE SLAB MOISTURE DOES NOT EXCEED 85 PERCENT AND ANTIMICROBIAL PROTECTION IS
<br />NEEDED TO PASS AATCC 174, USE SHAW 5036, WHERE MOISTURE EXCEEDS 85 PERCENT OR 5 LBS BUT DOES NOT EXCEED 90
<br />PERCENT OR 10 LBS, USE SHAW 5900 OR AVAILABLE EQUIVALENT.
<br />1, ADHESIVES SHALL HAVE A VOC CONTENT OF 50 GIL OR LESS WHEN CALCULATED ACCORDING TO 40 CFR 59, SUBPART D (EPA
<br />METHOD 24).
<br />2. ADHESIVES SHALL COMPLY WITH THE TESTING AND PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS OF THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
<br />SERVICES' "STANDARD PRACTICE FOR THE TESTING OF VOLATILE ORGANIC EMISSIONS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES USING SMALL-
<br />SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBERS."
<br />3. ADHESIVES SHALL COMPLY WITH THE TESTING AND PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS OF THE CARPET AND RUG INSTITUTE GREEN
<br />LABEL PLUS PROGRAM.
<br />C. NON-TROWELABLE ADHESIVE: WATER-RESISTANT, MILDEW -RESISTANT, NON -STAINING, PRESSURE -SENSITIVE TYPE TO SUIT
<br />PRODUCTS AND SUBFLOOR CONDITIONS INDICATED, THAT COMPLIES WITH FLAMMABILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLED
<br />CARPET TILE AND IS RECOMMENDED BY CARPET TILE MANUFACTURER FOR RELEASABLE INSTALLATION SUCH AS LOKDOTS
<br />WHERE SLAB MOISTURE DOES NOT EXCEED 95 PERCENT PER ASTM F 2170 OR 10 LBS PER ASTM F 1869. EACH CARPET TILE
<br />MUST BE ADHERED TO THE SUBFLOOR,
<br />D. SUBSTRATE MOISTURE MITIGATION:
<br />1. VERIFY REQUIREMENTS FOR MOISTURE MITIGATION BASED ON THIRD PARTY SLAB MOISTURE TESTING RESULTS.
<br />2. SELECTED SUBSTRATE MOISTURE MITIGATION SYSTEM MUST BE APPROVED BY FLOORING MANUFACTURER AND SHALL NOT
<br />IMPACT PRODUCT WARRANTIES,
<br />3. SUBMIT SELECTED MOISTURE MITIGATION SYSTEM TO ARCHITECT AND OWNER PM FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL.
<br />4. SHOULD A MOISTURE MITIGATING ADMIXTURE BE USED DURING THE POURING OF NEW CONCRETE SLABS, MOISTURE
<br />TESTING AND/OR MITIGATION IS NOT APPLICABLE, VERIFY WITH ARCHITECT AND OWNER PM.
<br />E, METAL EDGE/TRANSITION STRIPS: EXTRUDED ALUMINUM WITH MILL FINISH OF PROFILE AND WIDTH SHOWN, OF HEIGHT
<br />REQUIRED TO PROTECT EXPOSED EDGE OF CARPET, AND OF MAXIMUM LENGTHS TO MINIMIZE RUNNING JOINTS.
<br />1,13 PREPARATION
<br />A. GENERAL: COMPLY WITH CRI'S "CR! CARPET INSTALLATION STANDARDS" AND WITH CARPET TILE MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN
<br />INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARING SUBSTRATES INDICATED TO RECEIVE CARPET TILE.
<br />B. CONCRETE SUBSTRATES: PREPARE ACCORDING TO ASTM F 710, 'STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PREPARING CONCRETE FLOORS
<br />TO RECEIVE RESILIENT FLOORING',
<br />1. VERIFY THAT SUBSTRATES ARE DRY AND FREE OF CURING COMPOUNDS, SEALERS, AND HARDENERS.
<br />2, REMOVE SUBSTRATE COATINGS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES THAT ARE INCOMPATIBLE WITH ADHESIVES AND THAT CONTAIN
<br />SOAP, WAX, OIL, OR SILICONE, USING MECHANICAL METHODS RECOMMENDED BY CARPET FLOORING FLOORING
<br />MANUFACTURER, DO NOT USE SOLVENTS,
<br />3. FILL CRACKS, HOLES, AND DEPRESSIONS IN SUBSTRATES WITH TROWELABLE LEVELING AND PATCHING COMPOUND;
<br />REMOVE BUMPS AND RIDGES TO PRODUCE A UNIFORM AND SMOOTH SUBSTRATE.
<br />4. IMMEDIATELY BEFORE INSTALLATION, SWEEP AND VACUUM CLEAN SUBSTRATES TO BE COVERED BY RESILIENT SHEET
<br />FLOORING.
<br />1.14 CONCRETE SLAB MOISTURE AND PH TESTING
<br />A. PROVIDE ACCESS FOR AND COOPERATE WITH OWNER'S MOISTURE TESTING AGENCY.
<br />B. PERFORM RELATIVE HUMIDITY TEST USING IN SITU PROBES ACCORDING TO ASTM F 2170, STANDARD TEST METHOD FOR
<br />DETERMINING RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN CONCRETE FLOOR SLABS USING IN SITU PROBES.
<br />1. THREE (3) TESTS ARE REQUIRED FOR THE FIRST 1,000 SQUARE FEET, AND ONE (1) ADDITIONAL TEST FOR EACH 1,000
<br />SQUARE FEET OR FRACTION THEREOF.
<br />C. PERFORM PH TESTING IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTM F 710-11 'STANDARD PRACTICE FOR PREPARING CONCRETE FLOORS TO
<br />RECEIVE RESILIENT FLOORING' AT THE SAME TIME AS MOISTURE TESTING.
<br />1.15 PRE INSTALLATION TESTING BY CONTRACTOR
<br />A. BOND TEST: DETERMINE SUITABILITY OF CONCRETE SUBFLOOR FOR RECEIVING SPECIFIED FLOOR COVERING AND
<br />ADHESIVE WITH REGARD TO MOISTURE CONTENT AND CURING COMPOUNDS. USE BOND TEST RECOMMENDED BY FLOORING
<br />MANUFACTURER.
<br />1,16 INSTALLATION
<br />A. GENERAL: COMPLY WITH CRI'S "CRI CARPET INSTALLATION STANDARD," SECTION 18, "MODULAR CARPET" AND WITH CARPET
<br />TILE MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />B. INSTALLATION METHOD: AS RECOMMENDED IN WRITING BY CARPET TILE MANUFACTURER,
<br />C. MAINTAIN PILE -DIRECTION PATTERNS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS.
<br />D. CUT AND FIT CARPET TILE TO BUTT TIGHTLY TO VERTICAL SURFACES, PERMANENT FIXTURES, AND BUILT-IN FURNITURE
<br />INCLUDING CABINETS, PIPES, OUTLETS, EDGINGS, THRESHOLDS, AND NOSINGS. BIND OR SEAL CUT EDGES AS RECOMMENDED
<br />BY CARPET TILE MANUFACTURER.
<br />E. EXTEND CARPET TILE INTO TOE SPACES, DOOR REVEALS, CLOSETS, OPEN -BOTTOMED OBSTRUCTIONS, REMOVABLE
<br />FLANGES, ALCOVES, AND SIMILAR OPENINGS.
<br />F. MAINTAIN REFERENCE MARKERS, HOLES, AND OPENINGS THAT ARE IN PLACE OR MARKED FOR FUTURE CUTTING BY
<br />REPEATING ON CARPET TILE AS MARKED ON SUBFLOOR. USE NONPERMANENT, NONSTAINING MARKING DEVICE.
<br />G. INSTALL PATTERN PARALLEL TO WALLS AND BORDERS.
<br />H. PROTECT CARPET TILE AGAINST DAMAGE FROM CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS AND PLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT AND
<br />FIXTURES DURING THE REMAINDER OF CONSTRUCTION PERIOD. USE PROTECTION METHODS INDICATED OR RECOMMENDED IN
<br />WRITING BY CARPET TILE MANUFACTURER.
<br />SECTION 099100 - PAINTING
<br />1.1 SUMMARY
<br />A. SECTION INCLUDES:
<br />1. SURFACE PREPARATION AND FIELD PAINTING OF EXPOSED EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR ITEMS AND SURFACES.
<br />a. SURFACE PREPARATION, PRIMING, AND FINISH COATS SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION ARE IN USE PROADDITION TO SHOP
<br />PRIMING AND SURFACE TREATMENT SPECIFIED IN OTHER SECTIONS.
<br />2. PAINT EXPOSED SURFACES, EXCEPT INHERE THESE SPECIFICATIONS INDICATE THAT THE SURFACE OR MATERIAL IS NOT TO
<br />BE PAINTED OR IS TO REMAIN NATURAL. IF AN ITEM OR A SURFACE IS NOT SPECIFICALLY MENTIONED, PAINT THE ITEM OR
<br />SURFACE THE SAME AS SIMILAR ADJACENT MATERIALS OR SURFACES. IF A COLOR OF FINISH IS NOT INDICATED, ARCHITECT
<br />WILL SELECT FROM STANDARD COLORS AND FINISHES AVAILABLE.
<br />B. SURFACES NOT TO BE PAINTED:
<br />1. PREFINISHED ITEMS, UNLESS SPECIFIED TO BE FIELD PAINTED IN DRAWINGS OR SECTIONS.
<br />2. WALLS OR CEILINGS OF CONCEALED SURFACES OR INACCESSIBLE AREAS.
<br />3. FINISHED METAL SURFACES,
<br />L S LS ON DOORS OR FRAMES.
<br />5. EQUIPMENT NAME PLATES.
<br />6. FIRE SPRINKLER HEADS.
<br />7. HEAT DETECTORS.
<br />8. SMOKE DETECTORS.
<br />9. PIPING IDENTIFICATION LABELS.
<br />10, OPERATING PARTS OF MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT,
<br />1.2 ACTION SUBMITTALS: REFER TO THE REQUIRED SUBMITTAL LOG IN SECTION 013300 - SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES.
<br />1.3 PAINT, GENERAL
<br />A. ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURER: SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.
<br />B. REQUIREMENTS:
<br />1. ALL INTERIOR WALLS OF SHOULD BE PAINTED WITH LOW SHEEN EGGSHELL INTERIOR WATERBORNE ACRYLIC OR APPROVED
<br />EQUAL. WALLS SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM OF THREE COATS OF PAINT.
<br />2. INTERIOR DOORS AND OPENINGS TO RECEIVE PAINT SHOULD BE PAINTED WITH INTERIOR/EXTERIOR WATERBORNE ACRYLIC
<br />SEMI -GLOSS OR APPROVED EQUAL. DOOR FRAMES AND INTERIOR WINDOW FRAMES SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM OF THREE COATS
<br />OF PAINT,
<br />3. EXTERIOR HOLLOW METAL DOORS AND FRAMES SHOULD BE PAINTED WITH INTERIOR/EXTERIOR WATERBORNE ACRYLIC
<br />SEMi-GLOSS OR APPROVED EQUAL. EXTERIOR DOORS AND FRAMES MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF THREE COATS OF PAINT.
<br />4. PRIOR TO PAINTING, ALL SURFACES MUST BE PREPARED WITH APPROPRIATE PRIMERS.
<br />C. VOC CONTENT OF INTERIOR PAINTS AND COATINGS: PRODUCTS SHALL COMPLY WITH VOC LIMITS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING
<br />JURISDICTION AND, FOR INTERIOR PAINTS AND COATINGS APPLIED AT PROJECT SITE, THE FOLLOWING VOC LIMITS, EXCLUSIVE
<br />OF COLORANTS ADDED TO A TINT BASE, WHEN CALCULATED ACCORDING TO 40 CFR 59, SUBPART D (EPA METHOD 24). THESE
<br />REQUIREMENTS DO NOT APPLY TO PAINTS AND COATINGS THAT ARE APPLIED IN A FABRICATION OR FINISHING SHOP.
<br />1. FLAT PAINTS AND COATINGS: 50 GIL,
<br />2. NON -FLAT PAINTS AND COATINGS: 150 GIL.
<br />3. ANTICORROSIVE AND ANTIRUST PAINTS APPLIED TO FERROUS METALS: 250 GIL.
<br />4. PRIMERS, SEALERS, AND UNDERCOATERS: 200 GIL.
<br />5. ZINC -RICH INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE PRIMERS: 340 GIL.
<br />6, PRETREATMENT WASH PRIMERS: 420 GIL.
<br />D. LOW -EMITTING MATERIALS: INTERIOR PAINTS AND COATINGS SHALL APPLY WITH THE TESTING AND PRODUCT
<br />REQUIREMENTS OF THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH'S "STANDARD METHOD FOR THE TESTING AND
<br />EVALUATION OF VOLATILE ORGANIC CHEMICAL EMISSIONS FROM INDOOR SOURCES USING ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBERS."
<br />E. COLORS: REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE ON DRAWINGS.
<br />1.4 PAINTING SCHEDULE: REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE ON DRAWINGS.
<br />1.5 EXAMINATION
<br />A. EXAMINE SUBSTRATES AND CONDITIONS, WITH APPLICATOR PRESENT, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS, FOR
<br />MAXIMUM MOISTURE CONTENT AND OTHER CONDITIONS AFFECTING PERFORMANCE OF WORK,
<br />1.6 PREPARATION
<br />A. COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN "MPI ARCHITECTURAL PAINTING
<br />SPECIFICATION MANUAL" APPLICABLE TO SUBSTRATES AND PAINT SYSTEMS INDICATED.
<br />B. REMOVE PLATES, MACHINED SURFACES, .AND SIMILAR ITEMS ALREADY IN PLACE THAT ARE NOT TO BE PAINTED. IF REMOVAL
<br />IS IMPRACTICAL OR IMPOSSIBLE BECAUSE OF SIZE OR WEIGHT OF ITEM, PROVIDE SURFACE -APPLIED PROTECTION BEFORE
<br />SURFACE PREPARATION AND PAINTING.
<br />1. AFTER COMPLETING PAINTING OPERATIONS, USE WORKERS SKILLED !N THE TRADES INVOLVED TO REINSTALL ITEMS THAT
<br />WERE REMOVED, REMOVE SURFACE -APPLIED PROTECTION IF ANY.
<br />2. DO NOT PAINT OVER LABELS OF INDEPENDENT TESTING AGENCIES OR EQUIPMENT NAME, IDENTIFICATION, PERFORMANCE
<br />RATING, OR NOMENCLATURE PLATES.
<br />SECTION 099100 - PAINTING (CONTINUED)
<br />C. CLEAN SUBSTRATES OF SUBSTANCES THAT COULD IMPAIR BOND OF PAINTS, INCLUDING DIRT, OIL. GREASE, AND
<br />INCOMPATIBLE PAINTS AND ENCAPSULANTS.
<br />1. REMOVE INCOMPATIBLE PRIMERS AND RE -PRIME SUBSTRATE WITH COMPAT3LE PRIMERS AS REQUIRED T 0 PRCDU('E PAINT
<br />SYSTEMS INDICATED.
<br />D. CONCRETE SUBSTRATES: REMOVE RELEASE AGENTS, CURING COMPOUNDS, EFFLORESCENCE, AND CHALK. DO NOT PAINT
<br />SURFACES IF MOISTURE CONTENT OR ALKALINITY OF SURFACES TO BE PAINTED EXCEEDS THAT PERMITTED IN
<br />MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS,
<br />E. CONCRETE MASONRY SUBSTRATES: REMOVE EFFLORESCENCE AND CHALK. DO NOT PAINT SURFACES IF MOISTURE
<br />CONTENT OR ALKALINITY OF SURFACES TO BE PAINTED EXCEEDS THAT PERMITTED IN MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN
<br />INSTRUCTIONS. REMOVE ALL LOOSE MORTAR AND FOREIGN MATERIAL. SURFACE MUST BE FREE OF LAITANCE, CONCRETE
<br />DUST, DIRT, FORM RELEASE AGENTS, MOISTURE CURING MEMBRANES, LOOSE CEMENT, AND HARDENERS CONCRETE AND
<br />MORTAR MUST BE CURED AT LEAST 30 DAYS AT 75°F. THE PH OF THE SURFACE SHOULD BE BETWEEN 6 AND 9, UNLESS THE
<br />PRODUCTS TO BE USED ARE DESIGNED TO BE USED IN HIGH OR LOW PH ENVIRONMENTS, SUCH AS LOXON. ON TILT -UP AND
<br />POURED -IN PLACE CONCRETE, COMMERCIAL DETERGENTS AND ABRASIVE BLASTING MAY BE NECESSARY TO PREPARE THE
<br />SURFACE. FILL BUG HOLES, AIR POCKETS, AND OTHER VOIDS WITH A PATCHING COMPOUND SUCH AS CONSEAL
<br />F. STEEL SUBSTRATES: REMOVE GREASE, MILL SCALE, WELD SPLATTER, DIRT, AND RUST. WHERE HEAVY COATINGS OF SCALE
<br />ARE EVIDENT, REMOVE BY POWER TOOL WIRE BRUSHING OR SANDBLASTING; CLEAN BY WASHING WITH SOLVENT. APPLY A
<br />TREATMENT OF PHOSPHORIC ACID SOLUTION, ENSURING WELD JOINTS, BOLTS, AND NUTS ARE SIMILARLY CLEANED. SPOT
<br />PRIME PAINT AFTER REPAIRS. CLEAN USING METHODS RECOMMENDED IN WRITING BY PAINT MANUFACTURER.
<br />G. GALVANIZED -METAL SUBSTRATES: REMOVE GREASE AND OIL RESIDUE FROM GALVANIZED SHEET METAL FABRICATED FROM
<br />COIL STOCK BY MECHANICAL METHODS TO PRODUCE CLEAN, LIGHTLY ETCHED SURFACES THAT PROMOTE ADHESION OF
<br />SUBSEQUENTLY APPLIED PAINTS.
<br />H. GYPSUM BOARD SURFACES: FILL MINOR DEFECTS WITH FILLER COMPOUND. SPOT PRIME DEFECTS AFTER REPAIR.
<br />I. WOOD SUBSTRATES:
<br />1. SCRAPE AND CLEAN SEASONED KNOTS, AND APPLY COAT OF RECOMMENDED KNOT SEALER BEFORE AGPLY!NG PRIMER
<br />COAT.
<br />2. SAND SURFACES THAT WILL BE EXPOSED TO VIEW, AND DUST OFF
<br />3. PRIME EDGES, ENDS, FACES, UNDERSIDES, AND BACKSIDES OF WOOD.
<br />4. AFTER PRIMER COAT IS DRY, FILL HOLES AND IMPERFECTIONS IN THE FINISH SURFACES VJVITH PUTT`( OR P!AST!C WOOD
<br />FILLER. SAND SMOOTH WHEN DRIED.
<br />J. MIX PAINTING MATERIALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTTION, . STI ht4TEPI LS BEFORE APPL!CAiIO-'J
<br />TO PRODUCE MIXTURE OF UNIFORM DENSITY, AND STIR AS REQUIRED DURING APPLICATION DO NOT STIR SURFACE FIi_,M INTO
<br />MATERIAL, STRAIN MATERIAL BEFORE USING !F NECESSARY.
<br />1.7 APPLICATION
<br />A. APPLY PAINTS ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />1. USE APPLICATORS AND TECHNIQUES SUITED FOR PAINT AND SUBSTRATE INDICA TED.
<br />2. PAINT SURFACES BEHIND MOVABLE ITEMS SAME AS SIMILAR EXPOSED SURFACES. BEFORE FINAL INSTALLATION, PAINT
<br />SURFACES BEHIND PERMANENTLY FIXED ITEMS WITH PRIME COAT ONLY.
<br />3. DO NOT APPLY FINISHES TO SURFACES THAT ARE NOT DRY.
<br />1.8 FINISHING MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
<br />A. PAINT ITEMS EXPOSED IN EQUIPMENT ROOMS AND OCCUPIED SPACES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING:
<br />1. MECHANICAL WORK:
<br />a. UMNSULATED METAL PIPING.
<br />b. VISIBLE PORTIONS OF INTERNAL SURFACES OF METAL DUCTS, WITHOUT LINER, BEHIND AIR INLETS AND OUTLETS.
<br />c. DUCT, EQUIPMENT, AND PIPE INSULATION HAVING COTTON OR CANVAS INSULATION COVERING OR OTHER PAINT ABLE
<br />JACKET MATERIAL.
<br />d. MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT THAT IS INDICATED TO HAVE A FACTORY -PRIMED FINISH FOR FIELD PAINT!NG.
<br />2. ELECTRICAL WORK:
<br />a. EXPOSED CONDUIT AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT OCCURRING IN FINISHED AREAS
<br />b. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT THAT IS INDICATED TO HAVE A FACTOR -PRINTED FINISH FOR FIELD PAINTING.
<br />B. REMOVE UNFINISHED LOUVERS, GRILLES, COVERS, AND ACCESS PANELS ON MECHANICAL AND ELECT RiCAL (:OIMFONENTS
<br />AND PAINT SEPARATELY.
<br />C, PAINT BOTH SIDES AND EDGES OF PLYWOOD BACKBOARDS FOR ELECTRICAL AND TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT BEFORE
<br />INSTALLING EQUIPMENT.
<br />D. REINSTALL ELECTRICAL COVER PLATES, HARDWARE, LIGHT FIXTURE TRIM, ESCUTCHEONS, AND FITTINGS REMOVED PRIOR
<br />TO FINISHING.
<br />1.9 CLEANING AND PROTECTION
<br />A. REPAIR: AT COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES OF OTHER TRADES, TOUCH UP AND RESTORE DAMAGED OR
<br />DEFACED PAINTED SURFACES.
<br />SECTION 102613 - CORNER GUARDS
<br />1.1 SUMMARY - SECTION INCLUDES: PVC -FREE CORNER GUARDS AND RETAINERS
<br />1.2 ACTION SUBMITTALS: REFER TO THE REQUIRED SUBMITTAL LOGIN SECTION 013300 -SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES.
<br />1.3 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING: FOLLOW MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />1A WARRANTY: MANUFACTURERS STANDARD LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY AGAINST MATERIAL AND MANUFACTURING
<br />DEFECTS.
<br />1.5 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
<br />A. SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS: COMPLY WITH ASTM E 84 OR UL 723; TESTING BY A QUALIFIED TESTING AG=NCY
<br />IDENTIFY PRODUCTS WITH APPROPRIATE MARKINGS OF APPLICABLE TESTING AGENCY.
<br />1. FLAME -SPREAD INDEX: 25 OR LESS.
<br />2. SMOKE -DEVELOPED INDEX: 450 OR LESS,
<br />B. IMPACT STRENGTH: PROVIDE MATERIALS THAT HAVE BEEN TESTED IN ACCOR.DANCE'NITH THE APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF
<br />ASTM D-256, IMPACT RESISTANCE OF PLASTICS.
<br />C. CHEMICAL AND STAIN RESISTANCE: PROVIDE MATERIAL- THAT SHOWS RESISTANCE TO STAIN WHEN TESTED IN ACCORDANCE
<br />WITH APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF ASTM D-543,
<br />1.6 CORNER GUARDS
<br />A. SURFACE -MOUNTED, PLASTIC -COVER CORNER GUARDS. ENGINEERED PETG EXTRUDED PLASTICCOVERCORNER GUARDS:
<br />MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD, PVC -FREE ASSEMBLY CONSISTING OF SNAP -ON, RESILIENT PLASTIC COVER INSTALLED OVER
<br />PVC -FREE REGRIND RETAINER: INCLUDING MOUNTING HARDWARE; FABRICATED WITH 90, 135 OR CUSTOM DEGREE TURN TC
<br />MATCH WALL CONDITION.
<br />1. PRODUCT: REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE ON DRAWINGS.
<br />2. COLOR: REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE ON DRAWINGS.
<br />3. FASTENERS: MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD.
<br />4. TOP AND BOTTOM CAPS: PREFABRICATED, INJECTION -MOLDED PLASTIC; COLOR MATCHING COVER; FIELD ADJUST;BLE FOR
<br />CLOSE ALIGNMENT WITH SNAP -ON COVER,
<br />1.7 EXAMINATION
<br />A. EXAMINE AREAS AND CONDITIONS IN WHICH THE CORNER GUARD SYSTEM WILL BE INSTALLED.
<br />1. COMPLETE ALL FINISHING OPERATIONS, INCLUDING PAINTING, BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION OF CORNFR GUARD
<br />SYSTEM MATERIALS.
<br />2. WALL SURFACE SHALL BE DRY AND FREE FROM DIRT, GREASE AND LOOSE PAINT,
<br />1.8 PREPARATION: PRIOR TO INSTALLATION, CLEAN SUBSTRATE TO REMOVE DUST, DEBRIS .AND LOOSE PART rCLES
<br />1.9 INSTALLATION: FOLLOW MANUFACTURERS WRITTEN INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />1.10 CLEANING: FOLLOW MANUFACTURER'S MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS.
<br />SECTION 102800 - TOILET AND BATH ACCESSORIES
<br />1.1 SUMMARY
<br />A. SECTION INCLUDES:
<br />1. GRAB BARS, TOWEL DISPENSER, SOAP DISPENSERS, TOILET PAPER DISPENSERS, METAL FRAMED MIRRORS, MOP HOLDER
<br />WITH SHELF AND OTHER BATHROOM ACCESSORIES.
<br />2. ACCESSORIES MOUNTED ON OR RECESSED IN WALLS AND TOILET COMPARTMENTS.
<br />1.2 ACTION SUBMITTALS: REFER TO THE REQUIRED SUBMITTAL LOG IN SECTION 013300 - SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES.
<br />1.3 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS: MAINTENANCE DATA.
<br />1.4 WARRANTY
<br />A. MANUFACTURER'S SPECIAL WARRANTY FOR MIRRORS: MANUFACTURER AGREES TO REPAIR OR REPLACE MIRRORS THAT
<br />FAIL IN MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP WITHIN SPECIFIED WARRANTY PERIOD.
<br />1. WARRANTY PERIOD: 15 YEARS FROM DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.
<br />1.5 MANUFACTURERS: REFER TO THE FURNITURE. FIXTURE, AND EQUIPMENT SCHEDULES !N TI-IF DRAWINGS.
<br />1.6 ACCESSORY COMPONENTS: REFER TO THE FURNITURE, FIXTURE. AND EQUIPMENT SChED(JLE S "i T uE DRA`APN1 S.
<br />1.7 FINISHES
<br />A. STAINLESS STEEL: NO.4 SATIN LUSTER FINISH.
<br />B. BACK PAINT COMPONENTS WHERE CONTACT IS MADE WITH BUILDING FINISHES TO PREVENT ELECTROLYSIS.
<br />1.8 EXAMINATION
<br />A. VERIFY THAT SITE CONDITIONS ARE READY TO RECEIVE WORK, REQUIRED BLOCKING IS INSTALLED ,AND ❑IMEJS!ONS AIRE AS
<br />INSTRUCTED BY THE MANUFACTURER.
<br />B. VERIFY EXACT LOCATION OF ACCESSORIES FOR INSTALLATION.
<br />1.9 PREPARATION
<br />A. DELIVER INSERTS AND ROUGH -IN FRAMES TO SITE FOR TIMELY INSTALLATION,
<br />B. PROVIDE TEMPLATES AND ROUGH -IN MEASUREMENTS AS REQUIRED,
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