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HEADER
<br />EXTERIOR • INTERIOR
<br />PRESSURE TREATED
<br />BUCBUCP) (MIN. 2J'
<br />AS SHOWN
<br />SHIM AS NEEDED
<br />WINDOW
<br />MSI7TIER
<br />FILL INTERIOR VOID WITH
<br />MINIMAL EXPANDING FOAM
<br />- IF PER CODE
<br />i
<br />FAST
<br />THP
<br />5
<br />d CONCRETE SISILL
<br />SILL
<br />HEADER
<br />• INTERIOR
<br />PRESSURE TREATED
<br />BuCKSTRIP (MIN. 2J'
<br />AS SHOWN)
<br />SHIM AS NEEDED
<br />WINDOW
<br />ASTENER
<br />ERIOR VOID WITH
<br />EXPANDING FOAM
<br />F PER CODE
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR FLANGE WINDOWS IN
<br />WINDZONES OF 15OMPH OR LESS (DETAIL A)
<br />Buckstrips must be set in a bead of sealant. The exterior joint
<br />between the buckstrip and masonry must also be sealed
<br />Buckstrips shall run the entire length of the rough opening. A
<br />buckstrip is not necessary at the sill if it is pre -cast. All gaps
<br />must be sealed. Buckstrips should be pressure treated yellow
<br />pine, spruce or comparable lumber. In accordance with the
<br />Florida Building Code, a taper, or bevel on the buck is
<br />acceptable if the window frame is fully supported by the
<br />buckstrip at both the interior and exterior.
<br />If using ' thick wood buckstrips:
<br />Installation fasteners should be a minimum j�" X 24" masonry
<br />screws, installed through the window and buckstrip, into the
<br />masonry. Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a
<br />minimum screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the
<br />masonry. Fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from li
<br />each corner and maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that '',
<br />fasteners not be installed through the sill of the window. The
<br />actual size of the buckstrips should be no less than 4" X 2k". ii
<br />screw embedment oft" is maintained in the buckstrip. Window
<br />fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each comer B
<br />and maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that fasteners no 1J
<br />be installed through the sill of the window. The actual size of
<br />the buckstrips should be no less than 1�' X 2 }". Buckstrips
<br />should be installed using minimum j�" X 24" masonry screws,
<br />to maintain 14" embedment, and be 18" O.C.
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR FIN WINDOWS IN
<br />WINDZONES OF 15OMPH OR LESS (DETAIL B)
<br />Installation fasteners for windows s ould be a
<br />minimum 1�' nail or 14" wood screws, with an embedment of
<br />at least 1". Fasteners should be located at a maximum of 4"
<br />from each corner and 18" O.C. for screws and 9" O.C. for
<br />nails. It is recommended that all screws or nails be sealed to EHEj
<br />prevent infiltration of air and water. Product may be shimmed
<br />as necessary. f
<br />Flexible flashing should be installed in a
<br />weatherboard fashion. The top layer should overlay any layer
<br />beneath it. The weather resistant barrier should then cover the
<br />flexible flashing at the header. The application of the weather
<br />resistant barrier will vary based on when it is installed. If it is
<br />installed after the window, it should be tucked under the sill
<br />If using 1 " thick or greater wood buckstrips (not shown): flashing and overlap the jambs and head flashing. JAMBS
<br />Window installation fasteners should be a minimum #8 X 1" ,.. /,��
<br />L ARCIQIECIURAL
<br />wood screws, installed through the window into the buckstrip. NAMERICAN
<br />ASANINAMERE
<br />SOCIATION
<br />Window may be shimmed as necessary. provided a minimum
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FLANGE, SINGLE
<br />HUNG WINDOWS IN WTNDZONES OF 150MPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />Buckstrips must be set in a bead of sealant. The exterior joint
<br />between the buckstrip and masonry must also be sealed.
<br />Buckstrips shall run the entire length of the rough opening. A
<br />buckstrip is not necessary at the sill if it is pre -cast. All gaps must
<br />be sealed. Buckstrips should be pressure treated yellow pine,
<br />spruce or comparable lumber. In accordance with the Florida
<br />Building Code, a taper, or bevel on the buck is acceptable if the
<br />window frame is fully supported by the buckstrip at both the
<br />interior and exterior.
<br />If using thick wood buckstrips:
<br />Installation fasteners should be a minimum j�" X 24" masonry
<br />screws, installed through the window and buckstrip, into the
<br />masonry. Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a
<br />minimum screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the masonry.
<br />Fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each corner
<br />and maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that fasteners not be
<br />installed through the sill of the window. The actual size of the
<br />buckstrips should be no less than 4" X 24".
<br />If using 4 " thick or greater wood buckstrips (not shown):
<br />Window installation fasteners should be a minimum #10 X 11 "
<br />wood screws, installed through the window into the buckstrip.
<br />Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a minimum
<br />screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the buckstrip. Window
<br />fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each corner and
<br />maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that fasteners not be
<br />installed through the sill of the window. The actual size of the
<br />buckstrips should be no less than 1�' X 24". Buckstrips should be
<br />installed using minimum j�' X 24" masonry screws, to maintain
<br />14" embedment, and be 18" O.C.
<br />The window depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />7/JNR®ARC RA,. responsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />MAMVACTLOM
<br />ASSOCIATION may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />MEMBER county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (R30 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL,•(800) 282-6627•www.NuAir.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />HEADER SERIES
<br />IA02/3
<br />ATW
<br />4
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />INTERIOR
<br />• PRESSURE TREATED
<br />BUGS SIP) (MIN. 2}'
<br />INTERIOR
<br />•
<br />SHIM AS NEEDED
<br />a
<br />V
<br />WINDOW
<br />v
<br />ASTENFR
<br />Q
<br />FILL INTERIOR VOID WITH
<br />o
<br />MINIMA_ EXPANDING FOAM
<br />�: •
<br />- IF PER CODE
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />JAMBS
<br />FASTERS
<br />THROUGH
<br />SILL
<br />IF NECESSARY,
<br />USE SHIMS
<br />WHEN
<br />FINISHEDINSTALLING •
<br />TO
<br />RILL
<br />KEEP PLUMB &
<br />•
<br />=- -
<br />LEVEL•
<br />•. - - -
<br />---
<br />C
<br />I''AT. POURED
<br />PRE-CASrd
<br />d CONCRETE SILL
<br />d CONCRETE SILL
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />SILL
<br />n
<br />IF NECESSARY,
<br />USE SHIMS
<br />We"
<br />INSTALLING TO
<br />KEEP PLUMB &
<br />LEVEL
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FLANGE, AWNING
<br />WINDOWS IN WINDZONES OF 150MPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />Buckstrips must be set in a bead of sealant. The exterior joint
<br />between the buckstrip and masonry must also be sealed
<br />Buckstrips shall run the entire length of the rough opening. A
<br />buckstrip is not necessary at the sill if it is pre -cast. All gaps must
<br />be sealed. Buckstrips should be pressure treated yellow pine,
<br />spruce or comparable lumber. In accordance with the Florida
<br />Building Code, a taper, or bevel on the buck is acceptable if the
<br />window frame is fully supported by the buckstrip at both the
<br />interior and exterior.
<br />If using}" thick wood buckstrips:
<br />Installation fasteners should be a minimum Al' X 24," masonry
<br />screws, installed through the window and buckstrip, into the
<br />masonry. Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a
<br />minimum screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the masonry.
<br />Fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each corner
<br />and maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that fasteners not be
<br />installed through the sill of the window. The actual size of the
<br />buckstrips should be no less than 4" X 2}".
<br />If using 4 " thick or greater wood buckstrips (not shown):
<br />Window installation fasteners should be a minimum #10 X 11 "
<br />wood screws, installed through the window into the buckstrip.
<br />Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a minimum
<br />screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the buckstrip. Window
<br />fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each corner and
<br />maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that fasteners not be
<br />installed through the sill of the window. The actual size of the
<br />buckstrips should be no less than 1z" X 2k". Buckstrips should be
<br />installed using minimum 16" X 24" masonry screws, to maintain
<br />It' embedment, and be 18" O.C.
<br />The window depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />'7
<br />AMNR CAN
<br />ARCHITECTURAL responsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />JNRWMANWSOC An `N $ may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />MEMBER county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (1130 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL •(800) 282-6627•www.NuAir.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />FLEXIBLE
<br />FLASHING
<br />WEATHER
<br />ES15TANT-
<br />BARRIER
<br />RIGID FLASHING
<br />(OPT, BY OTHERS)
<br />HEADER
<br />under
<br />LYWOOD
<br />SERIES
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FIN, HORiZ. ROL-
<br />IHEATHING
<br />OH2/3 HR
<br />LER WINDOWS IN WTNDZONES OF ISOMPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />WINDOW
<br />AsrENER
<br />Window Installation:
<br />Installation fasteners for windows should
<br />'>
<br />FRAME F
<br />be a minimum *, 4d nail or 6 x 1�' drywall screw,
<br />HEADER
<br />with an embedment of at least *. Fasteners
<br />DRYWALL
<br />should be located at a maximum of 4" from each
<br />comer and 18" O.C. for screws and 9" O.C. for
<br />nails.
<br />FILL INTERIOR VOID WITH
<br />MINIMAL EXPANDING FOAM
<br />It is recommended that all screws or
<br />- IF PER CODE
<br />nails be sealed to prevent infiltration of air and
<br />water. Product may be shimmed as necessary.
<br />IF NECESSARY,
<br />USE SHIMSWeatherproofing:
<br />WHEN
<br />TO
<br />INSTEEPA PLUMB
<br />KEEP PLUMB &
<br />Flexible flashing should be installed in a
<br />g
<br />LEVEL
<br />weatherboard fashion. The top layer should overlay
<br />any layer beneath it. The weather resistant barrier
<br />DISHED
<br />should then cover the flexible flashing at the
<br />SILL
<br />header.
<br />•_
<br />The application of the weather resistant
<br />- =
<br />barrier will vary based on when it is installed. If it
<br />is installed after the window, it should be tucked
<br />the ill flashin and overla the jarnbs and
<br />s g p
<br />head flashing.
<br />JILL • SEALANT BEAD
<br />0SEALANT BEAD IF FLASHING IS NOT ADHESIVE
<br />AMERICAN The window aepicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />ARCHITECTURAL responsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />MANLWACTURES
<br />ASSOCIATIUN may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />"N"'BE` county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (1130 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL•(800) 282-6627•www.NuAir.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />aid
<br />BARRIER
<br />RIGID FLASHING
<br />(OPT.. BY OTHERS)
<br />INTERIOR
<br />HEADER SWATHING
<br />��� FLEXIBLE
<br />BARRIER FLASHING
<br />BLE. WEATHER
<br />�7 WOOD
<br />FRAME
<br />HEADER
<br />Li
<br />DRYWALL
<br />FILL INTERIOR VOID WITH
<br />MINIMAL EXPANDING FOAM
<br />-IF PER CODE
<br />IF NECESSARY,
<br />USE SHIMS
<br />WHEN
<br />INSTALLING TO
<br />KEEP PLUMir &
<br />LEVEL
<br />•
<br />ArENER
<br />SILL
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />OSEALANT BEAD IF FLASHING IS NOT ADHESIVE
<br />HEADER PLYWOOD SERIES 900
<br />IN DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FIN, SINGLE
<br />FLASHING SHEArHIN & 950 SH
<br />HUNG WINDOWS IN WINDZONES OF ISOMPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />Window Installation:
<br />WEATHER
<br />NTNDOW
<br />FASTENER
<br />EXTERIOR I
<br />Installation fasteners for windows should
<br />FACADE i • ," •=' : '? '' •; ', WOOD
<br />FRAMEbe
<br />a minimum 1#", 4d nail or 6 x 1}" drywall screw,
<br />;• �.
<br />• HEADER
<br />RIGID FLASHING DRYWALL
<br />with an embedment of at least 12". Fasteners
<br />should be located at a maximum of 4" from each
<br />(OPL, BY OTHERS)
<br />comer and 18" O.C. for screws and 9" O.C. for
<br />INTERIOR FILL INTERIOR VOID WiTH
<br />nails.
<br />ci MINIMAL EXPANDING FOAM
<br />It is recommended that all screws or
<br />- IF PER CODE
<br />s:
<br />nails be sealed to prevent infiltration of air and
<br />' •
<br />water. Product may be shimmed as necessary.
<br />IF NECESSARY,
<br />USE SHIMS
<br />WHEN
<br />Weatherproofing:
<br />_-� _� INSTAWNG TO
<br />KEEP PLUMB &
<br />LEVEL
<br />LEVEL
<br />Flexible flashing should be installed in a
<br />• WEATHER FLEaBLE
<br />weatherboard fashion. The top layer should overlay
<br />BARRIER FLASHING
<br />any layer beneath it. The weather resistant barrier
<br />FINISHED
<br />EXTERIORBLE WEATHER SILL
<br />should then cover the flexible flashing at the
<br />FLASHING • •
<br />header.JAMBS
<br />BARRIER - _-
<br />The application of the weather resistant
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />barrier will vary based on when it is installed. If it
<br />FACADE
<br />is installed after the window, it should be tucked
<br />WINDOW
<br />under the sill flashing and overlap the jambs and
<br />SILL
<br />head flashing.
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />0SEALANT BEAD IF FLASHING IS NOT ADHESIVE
<br />The window depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />®AMERIC' C ,RAL responsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />ASSOCIATION may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />"ffi'BE" county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (R30 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL•(800) 282.66270www.NuAir.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />FLEXIBLE
<br />FLASHING HEADER
<br />WINDOW I
<br />BARRIER i
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />FACADE WOOD
<br />FRAME
<br />• HEADER
<br />RIGID FLASHING
<br />(OPT.. BY OTHERS) DRYWALL
<br />DILL
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />OSFALANT BEAD IF FLASHING IS NOT ADHESIVE
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FIN, AWNING
<br />WINDOWS IN WINDZONES OF 150MPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />Window Installation:
<br />Installation fasteners for windows should
<br />be a minimum 4", 4d nail or 6 x 11" drywall screw,
<br />with an embedment of at least 4'. Fasteners
<br />should be located at a maximum of 4" from each
<br />comer and 18" O.C. for screws and 9" O.C. for
<br />nails.
<br />It is recommended that all screws or
<br />nails be sealed to prevent infiltration of air and
<br />water. Product may be shimmed as necessary.
<br />Weatherproofing:
<br />Flexible flashing should be installed in a
<br />weatherboard fashion. The top layer should overlay
<br />any layer beneath it. The weather resistant barrier
<br />should then cover the flexible flashing at the
<br />header.
<br />The application of the weather resistant
<br />barrier will vary based on when it is installed. If it
<br />is installed after the window, it should be tucked
<br />under the sill flashing and overlap the jambs and
<br />head flashing.
<br />The window depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />CHT CI,,RALresponsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />/As ocu ro 1e may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />MAMERICAN
<br />MEMBER
<br />• county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (1130 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL•(800) 282-6627•www.NuAir.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />FLEXIBLE
<br />HEADER
<br />PLYWOOD ISERIES 900
<br />HEATHING
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FIN, FIXED
<br />FLASHING
<br />PW & DPW
<br />WINDOWS IN WTNDZONES OF 15OMPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />WEATHER WINDOW
<br />RESISTANT ,
<br />ASiENFR
<br />Window Installation:
<br />BARRIER I
<br />—
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />Installation fasteners for windows should
<br />•. WOOD
<br />FACADE "' '' ':: `•> R ME
<br />be a minimum 4', 4d nail or 6 x ] "drywall screw,
<br />•
<br />HEADER
<br />with an embedment of at least 11". Fasteners
<br />RIGID F ASHING�
<br />DRYWALL
<br />should be located at a maximum of 4" from each
<br />(OFT.. BY OTHERS) I
<br />corner and 18" O.C. for screws and 9" O.C. for
<br />INT. R
<br />nails.
<br />It is recommended that all screws or
<br />nails be sealed to prevent infiltration of air and
<br />• Flu IN113tK1R yob WITH
<br />water. Product may be shimmed as necessary.
<br />MINIMAL EXPANDING FOAM
<br />- IF PER CODE
<br />IF NECESSARY,
<br />USE SHIMS
<br />•
<br />--
<br />WHEN
<br />INSTALLING TO
<br />Weatherproofing:
<br />---�-
<br />KEEP PLUMB &
<br />LEVEL
<br />Flexible flashing should be installed in a
<br />• WEATH FLEXIBLE
<br />weatherboard fashion. The top layer should overlay
<br />RESISTANT BARRIER FLASHING
<br />layer beneath it. The weather resistant barrier
<br />p�10R BLE WEAMED
<br />FINISHEDany
<br />SILL
<br />should then cover the flexible flashing at the
<br />•
<br />FLASHINGBARS
<br />header.
<br />JAMBS R
<br />=
<br />The application of the weather resistant
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />barrier will vary based on when it is installed. If it
<br />FACADE
<br />is installed after the window, it should be tucked
<br />,
<br />WINDOW
<br />FASTENER
<br />under the sill flashing and overlap the jambs and
<br />SILL
<br />head flashing.
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />OSEALANT BEAD IF FLASHING IS NOT ADHESIVE
<br />"OC'"ION"E"
<br />The window depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />responsibility of others
<br />to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />®An"cR�fRAL
<br />"
<br />may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />"RMM`
<br />county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (R30 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL•(800) 282.6627•www.NuAr.com
<br />load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />HEADER SERIES
<br />ALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FLANGE, HOR1Z ROL
<br />FLER
<br />OH2/3 HR.
<br />WINDOWS IN WTNDZONES OF 15OMPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />.Q
<br />Buckstrips must be set in a bead of sealant. The exterior joint
<br />•
<br />between the buckstrip and masonry must also be sealed.
<br />Buckstrips shall run the entire length of the rough opening. A
<br />EXTERIOR INTERIOR
<br />buckstrip is not necessary at the sill if it is pre -cast. All gaps must
<br />INTERIOR • PURE SATED
<br />be sealed. Buckstrips should be pressure treated yellow pine,
<br />• BUCKSTRIP (MIN. 2J'
<br />spruce or comparable lumber. In accordance with the Florida
<br />a a AS SHOWN)
<br />Building Code, a taper, or bevel on the buck is acceptable if the
<br />SHIM AS NEEDED
<br />window frame is fully supported by the buckstrip at both the
<br />WINDOW
<br />interior and exterior.
<br />FIR
<br />If using k thick wood buckstrips:
<br />' a
<br />Installation fasteners should be a minimum +" X * masonry
<br />FILL
<br />° .. • MINIMAL �ANVON) �
<br />screws, installed through the window and buckstrip, into the
<br />p - F PER CODE
<br />masonry. Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a
<br />JAMBS
<br />minimum screw embedment of It'is maintained in the masonry.
<br />Fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each comer
<br />and maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that fasteners not be
<br />installed through the sill of the window. The actual size of the
<br />NO
<br />FASTENERS
<br />buckstrips should be no less than 4" X 2}".
<br />NECESSARY. THROUGH
<br />tFSHIMS
<br />USE
<br />If using Ii " thick or greater wood buckstrips (not shown):
<br />EN
<br />Window installation fasteners should be a minimum #10 X 1i"
<br />INSTALWHIINNG TO •
<br />KEEP PLUMB & •
<br />wood screws, installed through the window into the buckstrip.
<br />_
<br />tEveZ • • . -_-_-_ =
<br />Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a minimum
<br />•
<br />screw embedment of It' is maintained in the buckstrip. Window
<br />d
<br />JlAt
<br />fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each corner and
<br />d 0NRcR%L d ALL
<br />maximum of 18" O.C. It is recommended that fasteners not be
<br />installed through the sill of the window. The actual size of the
<br />• SEALANT BEAD
<br />SILL
<br />buckstrips should be no less than 1�' X 2}". Buckstrips should be
<br />installed using minimum +" X 24" masonry screws, to maintain
<br />It'embedment, and be 18" O.C.
<br />window depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />VIFThe
<br />Inc"Hrn3C`nJRAL responsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />�RIM
<br />N ATION may be specified b the project architect. Wind and design Y P� Y P J pressures vary within each state and
<br />MEMBER county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (R30 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL •(800) 282 6627•www.NuAiccam load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />HEADER SERIES 900
<br />1 INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, FLANGE, FIXED
<br />pW&DpWJ
<br />WINDOWS IN WTNDZONES OF 15OMPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />LI
<br />Buckstrips must be set in a bead of sealant. The exterior joint
<br />•
<br />between the buckstrip and masonry must also be sealed
<br />Buckstrips shall run the entire length of the rough opening. A
<br />EXTERIOR INTERIOR
<br />buckstrip is not necessary at the sill if it is pre -cast. All gaps must
<br />•
<br />INTERIOR 12 PRESSURE TREATED
<br />be sealed. Buckstrips should be pressure treated yellow pine,
<br />_. a BucAS TRIP) (MIN, 21,
<br />spruce or comparable lumber. In accordance with the Florida
<br />• .v
<br />Building Code, a taper, or bevel on the buck is acceptable if the
<br />window Same is fully supported by the buckstrip at both the
<br />SHIM AS NEEDED
<br />interior and exterior.
<br />WINDOW
<br />ER
<br />If using+" thick wood buckstrips:
<br />INTERIOR
<br />MI
<br />Installation fasteners should be a minimum 16' X 2" masonry
<br />EXPANDING FOAM
<br />a r . • - IF PER CODE
<br />screws, installed through the window and buckstrip, into the
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />masonry. Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a
<br />JAMBS
<br />minimum screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the masonry.
<br />Fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each comer
<br />and maximum of 18" O.C. The actual size of the buckstrips should
<br />NO
<br />FASTENERS
<br />be no less than +' X 28''.
<br />IF NECESSARY, ; THROUGH
<br />If using lI " thick or greater wood buckstrips (not shown):
<br />USE SHIMS
<br />Window installation fasteners should be a minimum #10 X &I
<br />ruWHLINEN TO• _
<br />wood screws, installed through the window into the buckstrip.
<br />KEEP PLUMB & • • • -_-_-_ - -
<br />Window may be shimmed as necessary, provided a minimum
<br />1� •
<br />screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the buckstrip. Window
<br />d
<br />fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each corner and
<br />��PNRd
<br />maximum of 18" O.C. The actual size of the buckstrips should be
<br />d' d''fIACON�
<br />no less than 1+' X 21'. Buckstrips should be installed using
<br />• SEALANT BEAD SILL
<br />minimum+ X 2+" masonry screws, to maintain
<br />14" embedment, and be 18" O.C.
<br />The window depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />ARCHRRCNRAL responsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />IAIR
<br />®MERICAN
<br />AMANUFACTURES may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />MEMBERT1
<br />county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (1130 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL•(800) 282.6627•www.NuA1r.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />FRIES 200
<br />1 INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, SLIDING GLASS
<br />HEADER 1& 500 SGD
<br />DOORS IN WINDZONES OF 150MPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />Buckstrips must be set in a bead of sealant. The exterior joint
<br />between the buckstrip and masonry must also be sealed.
<br />Buckstrips shall run the entire length of the rough opening,
<br />EXTERIOR•
<br />except door sill. All gaps must be sealed. Buckstrips should be
<br />INTERIOR PRESSURE
<br />pressure treated yellow pine, spruce or comparable lumber. In
<br />TREATED ueKIP
<br />accordance with the Florida Building Code, a taper, or bevel
<br />•
<br />on the buck is acceptable if the door frame is fully supported
<br />SHIM
<br />by the buckstrip at both the interior and exterior.
<br />NEEDED
<br />�FASTENER
<br />If using k thick wood buckstrips:
<br />I; I
<br />Installation fasteners should be a minimum 1l" X 24" masonry
<br />screws, installed through the door frame and buckstrip, into the
<br />'
<br />masonry. Door may be shimmed as necessary, provided a
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<br />minimum screw embedment of It'is maintained in the
<br />MINIMUM
<br />masonry. Fastener: should be located a maximum of 4" from
<br />�I I REt)OM-
<br />each corner and maximum of 18" O.C. The width of the
<br />MENDED
<br />buckstrips should be no less than the frame frame of the door.
<br />• • AFTER
<br />JAMBS HORIZONTAL �
<br />If using li " thick or greater wood buckstrips (not shown):
<br />K
<br />Door installation fasteners should be a minimum #10 X l?
<br />AND B
<br />wood screws, installed through the window into the buckstrip.
<br />EXTERIOR
<br />Door may be shimmed as necessary, provided a minimum
<br />screw embedment of 14" is maintained in the buckstrip. Door
<br />MILL INTERIOR VOID WITH IF NECESSARY,
<br />MINIMAL EXPANDING FOAMd :
<br />fasteners should be located a maximum of 4" from each corner
<br />C. d USE SHIMS WHEN
<br />and maximum of 18" O.C. The width of the buckstrips should
<br />KEEP�yLL
<br />be no less than the frame frame of the door. Buckstrips should
<br />• SEALANT BEAD TRACK
<br />be installed using minimum j�' X 2}" masonry screws, to
<br />maintain 14" embedment, and be 18" O.C.
<br />The door depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />ARCHnSN
<br />responsibilityDf n ers t0 determine if it i applicable. Additional
<br />th term e s app cable. ddrtional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />MANUFACRIRAL
<br />MANUFA(7URE8
<br />ASSOCIATION may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />J&
<br />MEMBcounty. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (R30 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL•(800) 282-6627•www.NuAir.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
<br />SERIES 200
<br />INSTALLATION DETAILS FOR NON -IMPACT, SLIDING GLASS
<br />& 500 SGD
<br />DOORS IN WINDZONES OF 150MPH OR LESS (per FBC 2001)
<br />HEADER
<br />Sliding Glass Door Installation:
<br />Installation fasteners for jambs and
<br />INTERIOR
<br />should be a minimum #10 x 1" screw.
<br />• • INTERIORheader
<br />Installation fasteners for the track should be a
<br />• SHIM
<br />DOOR AS
<br />minimum 1�' masonry screw. All fasteners should
<br />O FASTENER NEEDED
<br />have an embedment of at least 14". Fasteners
<br />should be located at a maximum of 4" from each
<br />corner and 18" O.C. for screws.
<br />It is recommended that all screws be
<br />sealed to prevent infiltration of air and water.
<br />'
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<br />I '
<br />Product may be shimmed up to 4" if necessary
<br />MNMUM
<br />I
<br />I '
<br />JAMBS '� AM
<br />ED
<br />Weatherproofing:
<br />• AFTER
<br />INSTALLATION. SEAL
<br />Flexible flashing should be installed in a
<br />HORIZONTAL JOINT
<br />weatherboard fashion. The top layer should overlay
<br />I> AND , B K
<br />any layer beneath it. The weather resistant barrier
<br />should then cover the flexible flashing at the
<br />header.
<br />MILL voE �
<br />The application of the weather resistant
<br />FOAWITM
<br />MINIMAL EXPANDING FOAM d' A USE S�FN�
<br />vary
<br />barrier will v based on when it is installed. If it
<br />- IF PER CODE INSTALLING TO
<br />is installed after the door, it should be tucked under
<br />KEEP PLUMB &
<br />the sill flashing and overlap the jambs and head
<br />• SEALANT BEAD TRACK
<br />flashing.
<br />The door depicted in this drawing is intended for use on typical construction. It is the
<br />AR°1"CH1T c,mAL responsibility of others to determine if it is applicable. Additional flashing, vapor barriers, etc.
<br />'I' IMR
<br />MANUFACTURES
<br />ASSOCIATION may be specified by the project architect. Wind and design pressures vary within each state and
<br />wMEMER
<br />county. All products manufactured by NuAir Inc. meet a minimum of 110 mph (R30 DP) wind
<br />Tampa, FL•(800) 282.6627•www.NuAir.com load requirements (per AAMA 101); please check local building codes for exact requirements.
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<br />THERMA-TRU INSTALLATION
<br />KEY DIFFERENCES CHECK LIST
<br />Rough openings are 1/4' smaller on each side and 1/4' smaller on the
<br />header than standard Therma-Tru rough opening dimensions,
<br />Use only a maximum of 1/4' thick shirrs.
<br />Predrill the jambs and headers using 1/8' drill bit. Predrilling
<br />increases structural performance.
<br />Use only 2-1/2' wood screws (#8 and #10) when securing the pre
<br />hung frame to the rough opening buck, Drywall screws, deck screws,
<br />and nails are insufficient anchors, and should not be substituted for
<br />wood screws,
<br />Be certain of the number and placement of all screws securing the frame
<br />to the rou h opening buck. Consult the architect or engineer of record
<br />concerning Yastening the buck to the rest of the building structure.
<br />CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE A 1 x P,T, BUCK STRIP CONT, AT
<br />OPENING SIDES AND HEADER,
<br />" 1 x BUCK STRIPS WILL BE ACCEPTABLE PROVIDED THE
<br />3/16' DIA FLATHEAD TAPCONS ARE PROVIDED SPACED AS
<br />SHOWN, THE TAPCONS ARE TO BE CONTINUOUS THRU THE
<br />DOOR FRAME 1 x P,T, BUCK STRIP AND HAVE A MINIMUM
<br />OF 1 1/4' EMBEDMENT INTO THE MASONRY JAMBS,
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