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<br />Topcoat application and anti -slip aggregate where applicable
<br />3.4.2 Immediately prior to the application of any component of the system, the
<br />surface shall be dry and any remaining dust or loose particles shall be removed
<br />using a vacuum or clean, dry, oil -free air.
<br />3.4.3 The handling, mixing and addition of components shall be performed in a safe
<br />manner to achieve the desired results in accordance with the Manufacturer's
<br />recommendations.
<br />3.4.4 The primer shall consist of one coat with an overall coverage rate of 80-110 ft2/
<br />gal by brush or roller application.
<br />3.4.4.1 Porous concrete may require a second coat of primer should the first
<br />coat be absorbed.
<br />3.4.5 Control Joints: The properly mixed material is to be poured into the control
<br />joint and finished off flush with the adjacent floor.
<br />3.4.6 Cave:
<br />3.4.6.1 A 3/16 inch zinc -coated metal cove strip is to be used as the top
<br />termination strip.
<br />3.4.6.2 The cove is to be applied using a proper radius cove tool.
<br />3.4.6.3 After the cove has cured, a pigmented coat of CryI-A-Glaze G-201 or
<br />equal shall be brushed or rolled onto the cove and broadcast to excess
<br />with decorative chips.
<br />3.4.6.4 After the cove has fully cured, coat with two coats of topcoat, making
<br />sure to apply over the top of the zinc strip to completely seal the back
<br />of the strip.
<br />3.4.6.5 Backerboard (1/4 inch plexiglass or 1/2 inch cement board) may be
<br />required with non -compatible materials for proper bond. The top of
<br />the backerboard shall be cut at an 450 angle to create a beveled edge
<br />for the cove base. Grind back cove surface to ensure proper bonding.
<br />3.4.7 Topping:
<br />3.4.7.1 The topping shall be applied as a self -leveling system as specified by
<br />the Architect. The topping shall be applied in one lift with a nominal
<br />thickness of 1/8 inch.
<br />3.4.7.2 The topping shall be comprised of two components: 1) a resin and
<br />filler; 2) a hardener powder that is to be added in accordance with the
<br />Manufacturer's recommendations.
<br />3.4.7.3 Immediately upon raking and/or troweling into place, the topping
<br />shall be degassed with a porcupine roller. Broadcast the 1/4 inch
<br />Chips (Publix Blend) on the surface of fresh material at a rate of 0.1
<br />lb/ft2. Auer cure, remove excess chips by blowing, sweeping and/or
<br />vacuuming. Brash floor with specified brush. Do not reuse swept
<br />chips.
<br />3.4.8 Topcoat:
<br />3.4.8.1 The topcoat shall consist of two coats.
<br />3.4.8.1.1 The first topcoat shall be applied at the rate of 80 ft2/
<br />gallon. Where required, the anti-skid aggregate (aluminum
<br />oxide, #30 grit) shall be applied at a rate of 2.0 lb/100 ft2 into
<br />the first topcoat.
<br />3.4.8.1.2 The first topcoat will be allowed to cure then sanded with
<br />#36 grit paper to give the desired finish texture. This is not
<br />done in areas that require anti -slip aggregate.
<br />3.4.8.1.3 Cute 45-60 minutes between coats.
<br />3.4.8.1.4 The second topcoat is applied at 90-110 W/gallon.
<br />3.4.9 Thickness:
<br />3.4.9.1 Total system thickness shall equal approximately 3/16 inch.
<br />3.4.10 Cleaning and Protection: Take necessary steps to keep work in place clean and
<br />free from damage by ongoing construction activity. Repair defects as required,
<br />using flooring system manufacturer's recommended procedures.
<br />3.5. Final Cleaning
<br />3.5.1 The retail area is to be scrubbed and rinsed as close as possible (night before)
<br />to the store opening. The work is to be done with automatic scrubbers such as
<br />Tennant walk behind automatic scrubber.
<br />3.5.1.1 A sodium hydroxide base cleaner mixed at a ratio of 10 parts clean
<br />water to 1 part soap is to be used. Have clean brushes and pads
<br />installed. At a slow speed dispense soap onto floor with the vacuum
<br />squeegee feature not operating.
<br />3.5.1.2 Allow soap solution to sit for 20 minutes. Re -scrub and vacuum.
<br />3.5.1.3 Rinse with a second machine and a solution of 30 parts water to 1 part
<br />vinegar. Dispense rinsing soultion and vacuum immmediately.
<br />3.5.1.4 Polish area with high speed buffer and pads.
<br />End of Section 09 67 23
<br />Section 09 68 00
<br />Carpet
<br />1. General
<br />1.1. Submit LOI in accordance with Section 01 33 00 Submittal Procedures.
<br />1.2. Warranties:
<br />1.2.1 Carpet Type I: Manufacturer's standard 3 year pro -rated warranty.
<br />1.2.2 Carpet Type II: Manufacturer's standard wear/colorfastness 10 year warranty.
<br />1.2.3 Carpet Type III: Manufacturer's standard 3 year pro -rated warranty.
<br />1.2.4 Installation: I year labor and material against all defects.
<br />2. Products
<br />2.1. Carpet Type I:
<br />Manufacturer/Distributor: Charles van Gelder.
<br />Contact: Greg Griffin.
<br />Phone: (864) 527-3148 or (864) 430-3997.
<br />Series: Senator (Soft -Step with anti -fatigue backing).
<br />Color: Oak Charcoal.
<br />2.2. Carpet Type H - Not Used.
<br />2.3. Carpet Type III:
<br />Manufacturer/Distributor: Charles van Gelder.
<br />Contact: Greg Griffin..
<br />Phone: (864) 527-3148 or (864) 430-3997
<br />Series: Dominator.
<br />Color: Mid -Grey.
<br />Back: Moisture dissipating secondary back, with anti -microbial
<br />agent: lifetime application
<br />2.4. Transition Strips (use over existing vinyl tile, terrazzo, or concrete, and where carpet
<br />is used over new terrazzo):
<br />2.4.1 Aluminum Base: Extrusion designed to be fastened to floor with a channel to
<br />receive transition strip.
<br />2.4.2 Transition Strip: 3 1/2" (nom) width tapered to provide gradual change in
<br />thickness.
<br />Manufacturer: Gradus
<br />Series: RT84 with AFT45 base
<br />3. Execution
<br />3.1. General: All applicators and field personnel shall be fully trained and familiar with
<br />manufacturers' application procedures.
<br />3.2. Tile Installation
<br />3.2.1 Design layout of tiles so that the edges abutting walls, equipment, etc. are
<br />formed with pieces large enough to prevent them being easily dislodged. At
<br />transition strips, provide first course of whole tiles abutting strip.
<br />3.2.2 Install tile in a "diamond pattern".
<br />3.2.3 Fit around all cases and other permanently installed fixtures. Trim tiles for tight
<br />installation.
<br />3.3. Roll Goods
<br />3.3.1 Design layout to minimi �e seams; where spaces are less than the width of the
<br />roll, provide seamless installation.
<br />3.3.2 Glue down directly to slab, following carpet manufacturer's recommendations.
<br />End of Section 09 68 00
<br />Section 09 9100
<br />Paints
<br />1. General
<br />1.1. Submit LOI in accordance with Section O1 33 00 Submittal Procedures. No samples
<br />or product cut sheets will be required prior to pre -painting conference (see Article 4.1
<br />below).
<br />1.2. Factory and shop applied painting: Apply as specified in sections governing the item
<br />required.
<br />1.3. Field Painting:
<br />1.3..1 Generally, paint all visible surfaces of all items both interior and exterior, and
<br />where needed for protection of materials from moisture damage.
<br />1.3.2 Apply single coat of primer or wall paint on surfaces subject to accumulation
<br />of dust and dirt; that is, door tops and other places where appearance is not
<br />critical.
<br />1.3.3 Where there is no indication for specific selections, match color and gloss of
<br />adjacent finishes, using coatings of the type recommended by the coating
<br />manufacturer in writing and approved by the owner
<br />1.3.4 Interior and exterior materials:
<br />Concrete
<br />Portland cement plaster
<br />Masonry
<br />Woodwork (includes back -priming all wood siding, and interiors of
<br />millwork).
<br />Gypsum wallboard
<br />Steel and other ferrous metals including galvanized steel.
<br />1.3.5 Specifically excluded from field painting:
<br />Where concealed by ceiling: Structural steel, steel joist girders and
<br />joists, metal roof deck, and interior electrical and mechanical work
<br />Concrete walks; if remodeling work requires reconditioning of
<br />previously painted walks notify Architect.
<br />1.3.6 Materials and equipment not to be painted.
<br />Items of equipment furnished with complete factory finish, except for
<br />items specified to be given a finish coat under this Section.
<br />Non-ferrous metals, except for items specified and/or indicated to be
<br />painted.
<br />Prefinished sheet metal.
<br />Finished hardware, excepting hardware that is factory primed.
<br />Electrical panels.
<br />1.3.7 Surfaces not to be painted shall be left completely free of droppings, overspray
<br />and other accidentally applied materials resulting from painting work.
<br />1.4. Paint Materials:
<br />1.4.1 Deliver all paint, varnishes, enamels, lacquers, stains and similar materials in
<br />the original containers with the seals unbroken and labels intact and with the
<br />manufacturer's instructions printed thereon.
<br />1.4.2 Paint shall arrive on the job color -mixed except for tinting of undercoats and
<br />thinning. All thinning and tinting materials shall be as recommended by the
<br />manufacturer for the particular material to be thinned or tinted.
<br />1.4.3 All mixed colors shall match the color selection made by the Architect. Verify
<br />prior to application of the coating.
<br />1.5. Storage of Materials:
<br />1.5.1 Store all materials used on the job in a single place designated by the General
<br />Superintendent or Architect.
<br />1.5.2 Keep storage areas clean and free of debris. Take special care to remove all
<br />items which present danger of fire daily.
<br />1.5.3 Do not store materials in walk-in coolers and freezers.
<br />1.6. Inspection of Surfaces:
<br />1.6.1 Examine surfaces carefully before starting. Note defects which are not
<br />reparable by ordinary means and notify Architect and General Contractor in
<br />writing. Work shall not proceed until such damages are corrected.
<br />L6.2 Commencement of work in a specific area will be construed as acceptance of
<br />the substrate.
<br />1.7. Job Conditions:
<br />1.7.1 Before painting is started in any area, broom clean and remove dust.
<br />1.7.2 Until paint is fully dry, broom cleaning will not be alloy. , ;, u,e commercial
<br />vacuum cleaning equipment.
<br />1.7.3 Provide adequate illumination for judging colors and finish quality in areas
<br />where painting operations are proceeding.
<br />1.8. Cooperation with other trades: Schedule painting work with other trades. Do not
<br />proceed until all affected work is in place, and, where required, protected from
<br />painting operations.
<br />2. Products
<br />2.1. Manufacturer:
<br />2.1.1 Only Sherwin Williams products will be accepted. If a product is needed which
<br />is not produced by Sherwin Williams, notify Puiblix Architect.
<br />2.1.2 SW will be used to designate Sherwin Williams throughout this Section.
<br />2.1.3 Publix's intent is to utilize products that are low in Volatile Organic
<br />Compounds (VOC). Where possible, product selection has been made to
<br />achieve this. Substitution of older type materials which contain solvents will
<br />not be allowed unless specifically directed by Publix's Architect.
<br />3, Execution
<br />3.1. Workmanship, General:
<br />3.1.1 Only skilled mechanics shall be employed. Apply by brush and roller and/or
<br />spray. Spray painting will be back rolled
<br />3.1.2 Protect work in place at all times, and protect all adjacent work and materials
<br />by suitable means.
<br />3.1.3 In remodeling operations, where electrical panels were previously painted,
<br />paint to match surrounding wall.
<br />3.1.4 All materials shall be applied under adequate illumination. Evenly spread and
<br />smoothly flow on to avoid runs, sags, holidays, brush marks, air bubbles and
<br />excessive roller stipple.
<br />3.1.5 Provide complete coverage and hide. Where color, stain, or undercoats show
<br />through final coat of paint, the surface shall be covered by additional coats
<br />until the paint film is of uniform finish, color, appearance and coverage.
<br />3.1.6 All coats shall be adequately dry in compliance with manufacturer's
<br />recommendations before applying succeeding coats.
<br />3.1.7 Wood surfaces to be stained shall appear uniform in shading with color
<br />variations caused only by the natural wood grain.
<br />3.2. Preparation of Surfaces:
<br />3.2.1 Surfaces shall be clean, dry and adequately protected from dampness.
<br />3.2.2 Surface shall be free of foreign materials which will adversely affect adhesion
<br />or appearance of applied coating.
<br />3.2.3 Mildew shall be removed and the surface treated in accordance with the
<br />coating manufacturers recommendations.
<br />3.2.4 Wood:
<br />3.2.4.1 Sand to smooth and even surface, then dust off.
<br />3.2.4.2 Apply pigmented shellac to all knots, pitch and resinous sapwood
<br />prior to application of specified primer coats.
<br />3.2.4.3 After priming coat has dried, putty or spackle all nail holes, cracks,
<br />open joints and other defects. Putty shall be colored to match primer,
<br />ifputty is not compatible with finish, spot prime puttied areas.
<br />3.2.5 Drywall: Fill all minor irregularities with spackling paste and sand to a smooth
<br />level surface. Exercise care to avoid raising nap of paper.
<br />3.2.6 Concrete, Masonry and Stucco
<br />3.2.6.1 Patch large openings and holes and finish flush with adjacent surface.
<br />After priming, fill remaining small holes with prepared patching
<br />material.
<br />3.2.6.2 Remove form oil from poured -in -place concrete with form oil solvent,
<br />or other operations as required for complete removal.
<br />3.2.6.3 Do not paint until surfaces have cured for 28 days and are dry.
<br />3.2.7 Ferrous metal surfaces
<br />3.2.7.1 Remove dirt, dust and surface contaminants. Clean per SSPC-1 and
<br />use Simple Green and water solution, wipe dry with clean cloths.
<br />3.2.7.2 Remove rust, mill scale and defective paint down to sound surfaces or
<br />bare metal using scraper, sandpaper or wire brush as necessary.
<br />3.2.7.3 Touch up all bare metal and damaged shop coats with specified shop
<br />coat primer.
<br />3.2.8 Galvanized metal surfaces: Remove dirt and grease with non -hydrocarbon
<br />cleaner (e.g. "Simple Green" reduced to no more than 30:1 with water, 4 oz.
<br />Simple Green to 1 gallon water.) Use a low pressure sprayer to apply cleaning
<br />solution, wait a few minutes (not more than 20) before rinsing, if rinsing is not
<br />practical, then wipe with a damp cloth followed by wiping with a clean dry
<br />cloth. (If time allows, air dry may be substituted.)
<br />3.2.9 Existing surfaces to be repainted (when and where applicable)
<br />3.2.9.1 Where existing work is cut, patched, or added to, all new surfaces
<br />shall be painted or touched up to match existing work as closely as
<br />possible.
<br />3.2.9.2 Existing work, where scheduled for repainting or where damaged by
<br />work of this Contract, shall be repaired and scraped or sanded to
<br />provide good adhesion for paint. Paint to match similar new work or
<br />existing work as appropriate.
<br />3.2.9.3 Fiberglass Reinforced Paneling (FRP) (Remodels only):
<br />3.2.9.3.1 Sand with 80-100 grit sandpaper.
<br />3.2.9.3.2 Clean with Formula 409 All -Purpose Cleaner
<br />3.3. Workmanship for Exterior Painting
<br />3.3.1 Follow manufacturer's recommendations for job conditions and surface
<br />preparation.
<br />3.3.2 Do not proceed with painting work when the surface temperature is below 50
<br />degrees F (unless low temperature paint is being used. See 4.2.1. I)., while the
<br />surface is damp, or during rainy or frosty weather. Avoid painting surfaces
<br />while they are exposed to hot sun.
<br />3.3.3 Exterior doors shall have tops, bottoms, and side edges finished the same as the
<br />exterior faces of these doors.
<br />3.4. Workmanship for Interior Painting
<br />3.4.1 Enamel or varnish finish applied to wood or metal shall be sanded with fine
<br />sandpaper and then cleaned between coats to produce an even surface.
<br />3.4.2 Interior doors shall be sealed on the tops and bottoms with the prime coat only.
<br />Side edges of interior doors shall be finished as faces of these doors.
<br />3.4.3 All closet interiors shall be finished the same as adjoining rooms, unless
<br />otherwise specified.
<br />3.5. Caullring
<br />3.5.1 Caulk between exposed masonry and steel frames. Caulk as required to close
<br />all mortar joints.
<br />3.5.2 Joints and spaces to be caulked shall be clean and dry. Leave surfaces neat and
<br />clean. Caulk before final painting.
<br />3.6. Clean -Up:
<br />3.6.1 Upon completion of the work, remove all paint and varnish spots from floors,
<br />glass and other surfaces.
<br />3.6.2 Remove from the premises all rubbish and accumulated debris.
<br />3.6.3 Leave work in clean, orderly and acceptable condition.
<br />4. Schedules
<br />4.1. Pre -painting Conference
<br />4.1.1 Five business days prior to start of ceiling painting meet at project site with
<br />Representative from General Contractor, Painting Contractor, SW and Publix
<br />Supermarkets.
<br />4.1.2 Review requirements (contract documents), submittals, status of coordinating
<br />work, availability of materials, proposed schedule, requirements for
<br />inspections, proposed application procedures, surface preparation, record
<br />discussion, including agreement or disagreement on matters of significance.
<br />4.1.3 Furnish minutes of meeting to each participant.
<br />4.2. Exterior Paint Schedule
<br />4.2.1 Concrete Masonry (CMU) - Cinder or Concrete Block
<br />I st Coat - SW Loxon Block Surfacer - Waterbome - A24W200
<br />16mils wet,8 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW A-100 Satin Latex House and Trim- Waterborne -
<br />A82 Series.
<br />4 mils wet,1.3 mils dry per coat
<br />4.2.1.1 Color: Outside color as selected by Shopping Center Architect and
<br />approved by Publbe Architect.
<br />4.2.1.2 Where store receives rear or side exterior portland cement plaster: See
<br />Section 09220 - Lath and Portland Cement Plaster, color as selected
<br />by Shopping Center Architect and approved by Publix' Architect.
<br />4.2.2 Exterior Ferrous Metal (not aluminum or shop painted):
<br />1 st Coat - Pro-Cryl Universal Water Based Primer B66-310
<br />5-10 mils wet, 2-4 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW DTM Semi -gloss - Waterbome - B66-200 Series.
<br />6.5 mils wet, 2.5 mils dry per coat
<br />Color as indicated, or if not indicated, as selected by Publix Architect.
<br />4.2.3 Exterior Doors and Jambs
<br />1 st Coat - Pro-Cryl Universal Water Based Primer B66-310
<br />5-10 mils wet, 2-4 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW DTM Semi -gloss - Waterborne - B66-200 Series.
<br />6.5 mils wet, 2.5 mils dry per coat
<br />Outside color as selected by Shopping Center Architect and approved
<br />by Publix' Architect; inside color as specified in interior paint paragraphs.
<br />4.3. Interior Paint Schedule
<br />4.3.1 Concrete Masonry (Back Rooms and Stair Wells)
<br />1st Coat - SW Loxon Block Surfacer - Waterborne - A24W200.
<br />16 mils wet, 8 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW ProMar 400 Semi -Gloss - Waterborne - B31-
<br />W4400 Series.4 mils wet, 1.3 mils dry per coat
<br />4.3.2 Concrete Masonry (Sales Area)
<br />1 st Coat - SW Loxon Block Surfacer - Waterbome - A24W200.
<br />16 mils wet, 8 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW ProMar 400 Flat - Waterborne - B30-W4400 Series
<br />4 mils wet, 1.2 mils dry per coat .
<br />(Provide Semi -gloss finish from finished floor to 8' A.F.F. at all walls facing
<br />the sales area.).
<br />4.3.3 Concrete Masonry with Epoxy where indicated
<br />1 st Coat - Loxon Block Surfacer - Waterbome - A24W200.
<br />16 mils wet, 8 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW Water Based Tile -Clad - 2 part Water Based
<br />Part A # B73-100, Part B # B73- V 100
<br />4.3.4 Gypsum Wallboard (Sales Area):
<br />1st Coat - SW PrepRite 200 Primer B28W200
<br />4 mils wet, 1.1 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW ProMar 400 Latex Flat - Waterborne - B30 W4400
<br />Series. 4 mils wet, 1.2 mils dry per coat
<br />(Provide Semi -gloss finish from finished floor to 8' A.F.F. at all walls facing
<br />the sales area.).
<br />4.3.5 Gypsum Wallboard in Back -rooms:
<br />1st Coat - SW PrepRite 200 Latex Primer B28W200 / Sealer B51W20.
<br />4 mils wet, 1.1 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats: SW ProMar 400 Semi -Gloss - Waterborne - B31-W400
<br />Series. 4 mils wet, 1.3 mils dry per coat
<br />4.3.6 Customer Service, Front Offices, Cash Room, General Office and Manager's
<br />Offices, Restroom Ceilings (where indicated as painted):
<br />1 st Coat - SW PrepRite 200 Latex Primer B28W200.
<br />4 mils wet, 1.1 mils dry.
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW ProMar 400 Latex Semi -Gloss - Waterborne - B3I-
<br />W400 Series.
<br />4 mils wet, 1.3 mils dry per coat
<br />4.3.7 Gypsum Wallboard behind Refrigerated Cases
<br />One Coat - SW PrepRite 200 Primer B28W200
<br />4 mils wet, 1.3 mils dry
<br />4.3.8 Plywood, Wood Shelving, Wood Base (Wainscot in back rooms):
<br />1 st Coat - A100 Latex Wood Primer / Sealer B42W41.
<br />4 mils wet, 1.4 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW ProMar 400 Semi -Gloss - Waterborne - B31-W4400
<br />Series.
<br />4 mils wet, 1.3 mils dry per coat
<br />4.3.9 FRP (Remodels only)
<br />I st Coat - ICI Gripper Primer
<br />4 mils wet, 2 mils dry
<br />2nd & 3rd Coats - SW Waterbased Catalyzed Epoxy - B70W211
<br />6.5 mils wet, 2.5 mils dry per coat
<br />4.3.10 Plenum Areas (In Bakery, around hoods, oven & supply or exhaust curtain
<br />wails where other finish is not indicated.)
<br />1 st Coat - SW PrepRite 200 Latex Primer B28W200
<br />4 mils wet, 1.1 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW ProMar 400 Latex Semi -Gloss - Waterbome - B31-
<br />W4400 Series.
<br />4 mils wet, 1.3 mils dry per coat
<br />4.3.11 Interior Exposed Metal (Brush application - all metals except as allowed in
<br />spray applications listed below.) :
<br />1 st Coat - Kem Kromik Universal Metal Primer - Solvent based - B50WZ 1.
<br />6.0-8.0 mils wet, 3.0-4.0 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats - SW Superpaint Interior Latex Semi -Gloss - A88 series
<br />4.0 mils wet, 1.6 mils dry per coat
<br />Color: To match adjacent wall.
<br />4.3.12 Interior Exposed Metal : Structural steel and primed metal deck; electrical
<br />work; fittings, and other work; fire sprinkler piping; plumbing and gas piping;
<br />hangers, and other supports; other exposed items which are not factory
<br />finished):
<br />Spot Prime (all unprimed ferrous metal, field welds and rusted areas) - SW
<br />Kem Kromik Universal Primer B50WZ 1
<br />6.0-8.0 mils wet, 3.0-4.0 mils dry
<br />1 st and 2nd Coats - SW Super Save-Lite Dryfall Semi -glass B47W62
<br />6.0 mils wet, 3.0 mils dry per coat
<br />4.3.13 Interior Galvanized Metal: Ductwork,adjacent hangers and supports,
<br />refrigeration pans and mise. galvanized metal. (Spray application allowed over
<br />13 ft. AFF only: Protect galvanized surfaces from alkyd coatings. See previous
<br />section for method of cleaning galvanized surfaces.):
<br />1st Coat - SW DTM Acrylic Primer Finish B66W 1
<br />5-10 mils wet, 2.5- 5 mils dry
<br />2nd and 3rd Coats- SW ProMar 400 Latex Semi -Gloss - Waterborne - B31-
<br />W4400 Series
<br />4 mils wet, 1.3 mils dry per coat
<br />See drawings for color selection.
<br />4.3.14 Refrigeration Pipe Insulation
<br />1 st Coat - SW DTM Semi -gloss - Waterborne - B66-200 Series.
<br />6.5 mils wet, 2.5 mils dry
<br />2nd Coat - SW DTM Semi -gloss - Waterborne - B66-200 Series.
<br />6.5 mils wet, 2.5 mils dry
<br />4.3.15 Fillers
<br />4.3.16 Putty
<br />Paintable caulking - SW C-950 Acrylic.
<br />Spackling compound - SW C-50.
<br />All caulking and spackling shall be done after prime coat is applied.
<br />DAP "33" Glazing Compound
<br />End of Section 09 9100
<br />Section 10 21 13
<br />Toilet Compartments
<br />1. General
<br />1.1. Submittals:
<br />1.1.1 Submit LOI in accordance with Section 01 33 00 Submittal Procedures.
<br />1.1.2 Shop drawings showing plans, elevations, and attachment and hardware details.
<br />2. Products
<br />2.1. Manufacturers:
<br />Santana Comtec Capitol, Scranton, PA
<br />Mills/Bradley, Menomonee Falls, WI
<br />Global Steel Products Corp., Deer Park, NY
<br />2.2. Construction: Partitions shall be 1" thick; all edges shall be machined to a radius of
<br />0.250" and all sharp comers removed. Ail dividing panels and doors shall be 55" high
<br />mounted 14" A.F.F., or 5&" high mounted IT' A.F.F.
<br />2.3. Color: See finish legend in construction documents for partition color.
<br />2.4. Hardware:
<br />2.4.1 Wall Brackets: Continuous full -panel -length extruded aluminum, brite
<br />anodized.
<br />2.4.2 Head Rails: Extruded aluminum, brite anodized
<br />2.4.3 Pilaster -Shoes: 20 ga stainless steel.
<br />2.4.4 Hinges: Integral w/nylon & stainless pins, or 8-inch aluminum, brite anodized.
<br />2.4.5 Latches: Aluminum, brite anodized.
<br />2.4.6 Strikes: Aluminum, brite anodized.
<br />2.4.7 Bumper/Hooks: Heavy chrome plated zamac. .
<br />2.4.8 Pull (accessible stall only): Heavy duty chrome plated zamac.
<br />3. Execution
<br />3.1. Installation: Installation shall be in accordance with approved drawings and
<br />manufacturer's standard recommendations.
<br />1. General
<br />End of Section 10 21 13
<br />(Not used)
<br />Section 10 2213
<br />Wire Mesh Partitions
<br />2. Products
<br />2.1. Chain Link Fence:
<br />2.1.1 Provide galvanized chain link fencing where shown or scheduled.
<br />2.1.2 2" mesh wire #9 W & M gauge with 3"d corner post max. and 2" top and
<br />bottom rails, and 1-5/8" horizontal intermediate rail and 2 1/2" line posts, 8' -
<br />0" o.c. outer gate frame 1-5/8", inner frame 1-3/8' ; gate 3'-0" x T-0". All parts
<br />galvanized. Generator fence shall have a chain link top.
<br />2.1.3 Provide fence around and over generator. Coordinate with size of generator
<br />with minimums as follows:
<br />Width - 10'-O"
<br />Side at building exterior wall - vandal proof
<br />Minimum clearance at one side - 3'-O"
<br />Minimum clearance at end - 3'-0"
<br />Sides - T-0" height.
<br />Top - full coverage.
<br />2.1.4 Verify if fence is required around transformer vault and provide per power
<br />company specifications.
<br />3. Execution
<br />(Not Used)
<br />End of Section 10 2213
<br />Section 10 2813
<br />Toilet Accessories
<br />1. General
<br />1.1. Submit LOI in accordance with Section 0133 00 Submittal Procedures.
<br />2. Products
<br />2.1. Toilet Accessories:
<br />2.1.1 Mirror (mount above lavatory): 1/4" float glass, quality Q3 or better mirror
<br />with galvanized steel back, stainless steel frame and with theft proof mounting,
<br />16"x 36". Bradley, ASI or Bobrick. (Model 781-1636)
<br />2.1.2 Mirror (mount on back of all restroom doors) : 1/4" float glass, quality Q3 or
<br />better, polished edges, 19" x 42". Bradley, ASI or Bobrick. (Model 747-1842)
<br />2.1.3 Grab Bars : 1 1/2" diameter satin finish stainless steel; one 36 inch at the rear
<br />and one 42 inch to the side of each handicapped toilet. Bradley `Baadex 812",
<br />or ASI or Bobriek equivalent.
<br />2.1.4 Coat Hook : B-233 Bobrick or ASI 8425 or Bradley 917.
<br />2.1.5 Baby Changing Station : Safe Strap Co. "Diaper -Depot Changing station,"
<br />Model # 4304 - White. Furnished and installed by Publix.
<br />2.1.6 Paper Towel Dispenser :Kimberly Clark Mode109302. Furnished and
<br />installed by Publix.
<br />2.1.7 Seat Cover Dispenser : Kimberly Clark Model 09526. Furnished and installed
<br />by Publix.
<br />2.1.8 Sanitary Napkin Receptacle :Rubbermaid Model 6140-00; in women's or
<br />family restrooms only. Furnished and installed by Publix.
<br />2.19 Toilet Tissue Dispenser : Kimberly Clark Model 09566. Furnished and
<br />installed by Publix.
<br />2.1.10 Trash Receptacle : "Slim Jim Top", Furnished by Publix.
<br />2.1.11 Electric Hand Dryer-ASI Model 0160-Std. White. (Alternate for remodels
<br />only)
<br />2.2. See mechanical drawings for Water Closet, Flush Valve Assembly, Urinal, and
<br />Lavatory specifications.
<br />3. Execution
<br />3.1. Installation: Install all toilet accessories securely to walls indicated. Provide and
<br />install all required wall reinforcements and blocking as necessary to install
<br />accessories. Grab bars shall be mounted to reinforced walls to withstand a point load
<br />of 350 pounds at any point.
<br />End of Section 10 2813
<br />Section 14 24 00
<br />Hydraulic Elevators
<br />1. General
<br />1.1. Scope of Work: Furnish all materials, labor, equipment and services necessary and incidental
<br />to complete installation of hydraulic elevators where indicated, implied on contract drawings,
<br />or as specified.
<br />1.2. References
<br />1.2.1 Comply with applicable building codes and elevator codes at the project site, including
<br />but not limited to the following:
<br />1.2.1.1 ANSI A117,1, Buildings and Facilities, Providing Accessibility and Usability
<br />for Physically Handicapped People.
<br />1.2.1.2 ADA/ADAAG, Americans with Disabilities Act/Americans with Disabilities
<br />Act Accessibility Guidelines.
<br />1.2.1.3 FACBC, Florida Accessibility Code for Building Construction for buildings
<br />in Florida.
<br />1.2.1.4 ANSLNFPA 70, National Electrical Code.
<br />1.2.1.5 ANSI/NFPA 80, Fire Doors and Windows.
<br />1.2.1.6 ASME/ANSI A17.1, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators.
<br />1.2.1.7 ANSUUL 10B, Fire Tests of Door Assemblies.
<br />1.2.1.8 All other local applicable codes.
<br />1.3. Seismic Design: Provide equipment according to Seismic zone as required for local
<br />conditions.
<br />1.4. Submittals:
<br />1.4.1 Submit LOI in accordance with Section 0133 00 Submittal Procedures.
<br />1.4.2 Product Data: Submit manufacturer's product data for each system proposed
<br />for use. Include the following:
<br />1.4.2.1 Signal and operating fixtures, operating panels and indicators.
<br />1.4.2.2 Cab design, dimensions and layout.
<br />1.4.2.3 Hoistway-door and frame details.
<br />1.4.2.4 Electrical characteristics and connection requirements, electric
<br />controller, and emergency recovery unit.
<br />1.4.2.5 Expected heat dissipation of elevator equipment in machine room
<br />(BTU).
<br />1.4.3 Shop Drawings: Submit approval layout drawings. Include the following:
<br />1.4.3.1 Car, guide rails, buffers and other components in hoistway.
<br />1.4.3.2 Maximum rail blracket spacing.
<br />1.4.3.3 Maximum loads imposed on guide rails requiring load transfer to
<br />building structure.
<br />1.4.3.4 Loads on hoisting beams.
<br />1.4.3.5 Clearances and travel of car.
<br />1.4.3.6 Clear inside hoistway and pit dimensions.
<br />1.4.3.7 Location and sizes of access doors, hoistway entrances and frames.
<br />1.4.4 Operations and Maintenance Manuals: Provide manufacturer's standard
<br />operations and maintenance manual for each piece of equipment provided.
<br />1.5. Quality Assurance
<br />1.5.1 Manufacturer: Elevator shall be by one of the manufacturers named in this
<br />section. No exceptions are permitted.
<br />1.5.2 Installer, Elevators shall be installed by the manufacturer. Coordinate with all
<br />trades.
<br />1.5.3 Regulatory Requirements: Design, manufacture, and install in conformance
<br />with the standards listed above.
<br />1.5.4 Permits and Inspections: Provide licenses, permits, inspections and tests
<br />needed to insure safe operation and to comply with all applicable regulations.
<br />1.6. Delivery, Storage and Handling: Follow Manufacturer's instructions.
<br />1.7. Warranty and service: One year unconditional Manufacturer's Warranty and service
<br />from receipt of certificate of occupancy..
<br />2. Products
<br />2.1. System Description: Performance Requirements for Elevator
<br />2.1.1 Type: Twin direct acting hydraulic cylinder without well holes.
<br />2.1.2 Number of Stops: Two (2).
<br />2.1.3 Number of Openings: Two (2) at Front
<br />2.1.4 Rise: reference drawings
<br />2.1.5 Rated Capacity/Speed: 25001bs @100 fpm (Typical)
<br />3500 lbs @ 100 fpm (for 61 prototype only).
<br />2.1.6 Minimum Car Inside: 6'-8" wide by 4'-3" deep.
<br />2.1.7 Inside Cab Height: 8'-0".
<br />2.1.8 Height Under Ceiling: 7'-0"
<br />2.1.9 Entrance Width & Type: Single -Slide Bi-Parting Door Pair 3' 6" x T O".
<br />2.1.10 Main Power Supply: 208 Volts + or - 5% of nominal, 3 Phase, with a separate
<br />equipment grounding conductor.
<br />2.1.11 Lighting Power Supply: 120 Volts, 15 Amp, 60 Hz.
<br />2.1.12 Stopping Accuracy: tl/4" under any loading condition or direction of travel.
<br />2.1.13 Door Opening Time: 3.5 seconds.
<br />2.2. Simplex Collective Operation: Microprocessor -based controller, operation shall be
<br />automatic by means of the car and hall buttons. If all calls in the system have been
<br />answered, the car shall park at the last landing served.
<br />2.3. Car Operating Features
<br />2.3.1 Full Collective Operation.
<br />2.3.2 Single Speed Fan.
<br />2.3.3 On/Off Light Switch.
<br />2.3.4 Remote elevator monitoring ready.
<br />2.3.5 Car -Stall Protection.
<br />2.3.6 Firefighters' Service Phase I and Phase II.
<br />2.3.7 Top of Car Inspection.
<br />2.3.8 Solid State Starting.
<br />2.3.9 Independent Service.
<br />2.3.10 Battery Operated Emergency Return Unit
<br />2.4. Door Control Features:
<br />2.4.1 Door Operator: Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.4.2 Door control shall open doors automatically when car arrives at a landing in
<br />response to a normal hall or car call. .
<br />2.4.3 Elevator doors shall be provided with a reopening device that shall stop and
<br />reopen the car door(s) and hoistway door(s) automatically should the door(s)
<br />become obstructed by an object or person.
<br />2.4.4 Primary and Secondary Door Protection: Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.4.5 Door nudging operation shall occur if doors are prevented from closing.
<br />2.5. Equipment: Machine Room Components
<br />2.5.1 Th h drauli
<br />e c stem shall be Manufacturer s standard coin act desi suitable
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<br />for operation under the required pressure.
<br />2.5.2 Manufacturer's standard microprocessor -based controller shall be provided,
<br />including necessary starting switches together with all relays, switches, solid-
<br />state components and hardware required for operation, including door
<br />operation, as described herein. A three (3) phase overload device shall be
<br />provided to protect the motor against overloading.
<br />2.5.3 Manufacturer's standard manual lowering feature shall permit lowering the
<br />elevator at slow speed in the event of power failure or for adjusting purposes.
<br />2.6. Equipment: Hoistway Components
<br />2.6.1 Plunger(s) and Cylinder(s): Each cylinder shall be Manufacturer's standard
<br />constructed of steel pipe of sufficient thickness and suitable for the operating
<br />pressure. The top of each cylinder shall be equipped with a cylinder head with
<br />a drip ring to collect any oil seepage as well as an internal guide ring and self-
<br />adjusting packing. Each plunger shall be constructed of stainless steel tubing
<br />or pipe of proper diameter machined true and smooth with a fine polished
<br />finish. Each plunger shall be provided with a stop ring electrically welded to it
<br />to prevent the plunger from leaving the cylinder. Each plunger and cylinder
<br />shall be installed plumb and shall operate freely with minimum friction.
<br />2.6.2 Manufacturer's standard sealed cylinder protection system shall be installed.
<br />The system shall provide a means to monitor the space between the PVC
<br />sleeve and cylinder wall and evacuate unwanted fluids, so as to prevent such
<br />fluids from remaining in contact with the cylinder.
<br />2.6.3 Car Frame: Manufacturer's standard car frame shall be provided with adequate
<br />bracing to support the platform and car enclosure. The buffer striking plate on
<br />the underside of the car -frame platform assembly must fully compress the
<br />spring buffer mounted in the pit before the plunger reaches its lower limit of
<br />travel.
<br />2.6.4 Platform, Heavy Loading Type, Puncture Resistant: The car platform shall be
<br />arranged to accommodate one-piece loads weighing up to 25% of the rated
<br />capacity, such as wheeled food carts, stretchers, x-ray equipment, etc. The
<br />platform shall be recessed 5/16" for flooring by others.
<br />2.6.5 Car Guide Rails: Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.6.6 Spring Buffer: Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.6.7 Wiring: Wiring for hoistway electrical devices included in scope of the
<br />elevator system, hall panels, pit emergency stop switch, and the traveling cable
<br />for the elevator car.
<br />2.6.8 Pit Ladder. Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.7. Cab Enclosure
<br />2.7.1 Cab walls: Vertical non -removable panels, laminated front and back with
<br />plastic laminate.
<br />2.7.2 Car Front Finish: Satin stainless steel.
<br />2.7.3 Car Door Finish: Satin stainless steel.
<br />2.7.4 Car top: Wood material clad on both sides with a natural finish aluminum
<br />panel.
<br />2.7.5 Suspended ceiling: Aluminum eggcrate diffusers set in frame of extruded
<br />aluminum with fluorescent lighting fixtures.
<br />2.7.6 Emergency Car Lighting: An emergency power unit employing a 12 volt,
<br />sealed rechargeable battery and totally static circuits shall be provided to
<br />illuminate the elevator car and provide current to the alarm bell in the event of
<br />building power failure.
<br />2.7.7 Exhaust Fan: An exhaust fan shall be mounted on the car top.
<br />2.7.8 Utility Outlet: 125V 15 amp with ground fault circuit -interrupter protection
<br />shall be furnished in the cab.
<br />2.7.9 Handrail: Satin finish, 1/2" x 1-1/2", across the rear of the car enclosure.
<br />2.7.10 Threshold: Aluminum.
<br />2.7.11 Moving Pads: Manufacturer's standard protective pad hooks and quilted fire
<br />retardant protective pads.
<br />2.8. Equipment: Hoistway Entrances
<br />2.8.1 Frames: Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.8.2 Doors: Manufacturer's standard entrance doors
<br />2.8.3 Fire Ratting: Entrance and doors shall be UL fire rated for 1-1/2 hour.
<br />2.8.4 Entrance Finish: Satan stainless steel.
<br />2.8.5 Entrance Markings: Entrance jambs shall be marked with 4" x 4" plates having
<br />raised floor markings with Braille adjacent. Markings shall be provided on both
<br />sides of the entrance.
<br />2.9. Equipment: Signal Devices and Fixtures
<br />2.9.1 Car-Operating Panel: Manufacturer's standard panel shall be provided
<br />containing all push buttons, key switches, and message indicators for elevator
<br />operation. Raised markings and Braille markings shall be provided for each
<br />push-button.
<br />2.9.2 Panel shall contain a bank of illuminated buttons marked to correspond to the
<br />landings served, an, emergency call button, door open and door close buttons,
<br />and switches for lights, inspection and the;exhaust fan. Emergency call button
<br />shall be connected to a bell that serves as an emergency signal. All buttons
<br />shall have both raised and Braille markings.
<br />29.3 Car Position Indicator: Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.9.4 Telephone Cabinet with Certificate Frame: Manufacturer's standard telephone
<br />compartment with necessary wires for the telephone shall be included in the.
<br />compartment and connected to the car traveling cable.
<br />2.9.5 Manufacturer's standard telephone designed in accordance with ADAAG
<br />requirements shall be provided
<br />2.9.6 Car Lantem and Chime: Manufacturer's standard.
<br />2.9.7 Hall Fixtures: Manufacturer's standard
<br />2.9.8 Fixture Finish: Satin stainless steel.
<br />2.9.9 Landing Passing Signal: A chime bell shall sound in the car to tell a passenger
<br />that the car is either stopping at or passing a floor served by the elevator.
<br />2.10. Acceptable Manufacturers (no substitutions allowed):
<br />Otis Elevator Company
<br />Schindler Elevator Company
<br />3. Execution
<br />3.1. Preparation:
<br />3.1.1 Examine condition of substrates, supports, and other elements to which this
<br />work is to be attached or operated within. Do not proceed with work until
<br />unsatisfactory conditions are corrected
<br />3.1.2 Field measure work -in -place to ascertain that all needed clearances and support
<br />provisions are properly sized and located for installation of equipment and
<br />services associated with the elevator system.
<br />3.2. Installation:
<br />3.2.1 Elevator manufacturer shall install all systems utilizing his own properly
<br />trained personnel.
<br />3.2.2 Follow Manufacturer's installation instructions, shop drawings, and other
<br />literature exactly.
<br />3.3. Demonstration:
<br />3.3.1 At Substantial Completion inspection, make a final check of each elevator
<br />operation with the Owner or Owner's representative present. Determine that
<br />control systems and operating devices are functioning properly.
<br />3.3.2 If remediation is required, correct all operational deficiencies before turning
<br />over to Owner.
<br />End of Section 14 24 00
<br />Section 14 92 00
<br />Pneumatic Tube Systems
<br />1. General
<br />1.1. Summary: The intent of this section is to describe work included in famishing the
<br />EAGLE AIR-LIFT pneumatic tube system. The work consists of f rnishing labor,
<br />materials and appliances necessary to complete the pneumatic tube system as
<br />described and specified herein, including tubing, bends, sending and receiving
<br />stations, power operating unit, lights, regulating units, carriers and necessary fittings
<br />and accessories for a complete operating system.
<br />1.2. The system shall be a 4-inch and 6-inch, two-way pressure vacuum type installation
<br />arranged on the principle of one powered station with remote blower and one non-
<br />powered station.
<br />13. Submittals .
<br />1.3.1 Provide Submittals and LOI in accordance with Section O1 33 00 Submittal
<br />Procedures.
<br />1.3.2 Provide manufacturer's literature describing system proposed for use.
<br />1.3.3 Shop Drawings: At least two weeks prior to system fabrication, submit Shop
<br />Drawings, and other data to show compliance with specifications.
<br />1.3.4 Indicate all erecti n
<br />o details, including installation instructions for all equipment
<br />and hardware, tubing connections, wiring diagrams, etc.
<br />1.3.5 A binder of a pertinent manufacturer's product data and installation
<br />instructions, including layout, path, and power control hookup requirements.
<br />1.4. Warranty: The contractor shall repair or replace any defective parts due to poor
<br />workmanship for a period of two (2) years. Travel expense shall be covered by the
<br />Contractor during the warranty period. Ordinary wear and tear, especially on carriers
<br />and landing pads, shall be excluded from this warranty.
<br />2. Products
<br />2.1. Powered Station (Cash Office):
<br />2.1.1 The powered send and receive station body shall be fabricated from 16-gauge
<br />cold -rolled steel with scratch -resistant epoxy paint over a primed surface to
<br />ensure a permanent, hard finish.
<br />2.1.2 The powered end station shall be furnished with a remote blower assembly,
<br />which will be installed above the cash office ceiling grid.
<br />2.1.3 The door shall be made of 12-guage cold -rolled steel and sealed with a full size
<br />rubber compression -resistant door gasket with a clear vision panel.
<br />2.1.4 A pushbutton activated timer will initiate actual carrier transmission and to
<br />determine blower "on" time. The timer will reset automatically after each
<br />transmission.
<br />2.1.5 Station interiors shall have installed acoustical foam for noise absorption and
<br />additional cushioning for longer carrier life.
<br />2.1.6 A green LED shall indicate that the carrier has positively arrived at the
<br />receiving station.
<br />2.1.7 A landing pad shall be provided at the base of each station for cushioning.
<br />2.1.8 Station electronics shall be industrial -quality, solid-state controls mounted on a
<br />plug-in PC board that can be replaced in minutes if necessary and include
<br />electronic system for precise blower shutdown. Wiring shall be color -coded.
<br />2.1.9 The powered station shall be an up -send design.
<br />2.1.10 A slow -down valve is to be provided for each drop to automatically exhaust air
<br />vacuum. A momentary switch shall be installed adjacent to each drop which
<br />will activate a timer to determine the duration of blower run. Each system/line
<br />shall have a switch. The timer is to automatically reset after each transmission.
<br />2.2. Sub -Station (Pharmacy, Till Station and Customer Service Desk)
<br />2.2.1 The sub -station send and receive terminals shall be made of the same material
<br />and finish and incorporate the same safety features as the powered station
<br />above.
<br />2.2.2 A pushbutton actuated timer shall initiate actual carrier transmission and
<br />determine blower "on" time. The timer shall automatically reset after each
<br />transmission.
<br />2.2.3 A green LED shall indicate that the carrier has positively arrived at the
<br />receiving station.
<br />2.2.4 A key locked door handle shall be provided to prevent access to the send/
<br />receive compartment when the station is not being used.
<br />2.2.5 A landing pad shall be provided at the base of each station for cushioning.
<br />2.2.6 A relief valve shall be provided for installation above the station to
<br />automatically exhaust excess air pressure for soft landing of carriers.
<br />2.2.7 The sub -station shall be an up -send design.
<br />2.2.8 Customer Service desk shall be serviced by the 6" tube system. All others
<br />shall be serviced by the 4" tube system.
<br />2.3. Transmission Tube
<br />2.3.1 Tubing shall be Eagle Pneumatic extruded plastic having an inside diameter of
<br />4" or 6", manufactured specifically for pneumatic tube carrier transmission
<br />service. Tubing shall be cut square and be free from burrs and other
<br />imperfections.
<br />2.3.2 Bends shall be made of the same material as straight tubing, formed on the
<br />centerline to a radius of 48" (24" and 36" are acceptable, if required). Bends
<br />are to be true circular cross -sections throughout and free of wrinkles or
<br />distortions.
<br />2.3.3 All connections of tubing and bends shall be sealed with an approved
<br />compound. Care shall be taken in applying compound to avoid formation of
<br />beads or ridges on the inside at connections. All surpluses on the outside shall
<br />be wiped clean.
<br />2.4. Carriers
<br />2.4.1 The contractor shall furnish (4) 4" carriers per system for loads up to 5 pounds
<br />and distances of 2000 feet. Useful diameter shall be 3 1/4" with a length of 12
<br />inches.
<br />2.4.2 The contractor shall furnish (4) 6" carriers per system for loads up to 15
<br />pounds and distances of 1000 feet. Useful diameter shall be 4 3/8" with a
<br />length of 12 inches.
<br />2.4.3 Carriers are to be high -density polyethylene and have replaceable air sealing
<br />gaskets.
<br />2.5. Controls: Low voltage control cable shall be supplied and installed by the contractor
<br />and tie -wrapped to the tubing or installed in conduit if required by code.
<br />2.6. Power Operating Unit: Motors are to be 1 IOV, 60 Hz. A combination of motors may
<br />be used depending on the tube size and distance of installation. 110V power is
<br />required at the blower motor location. Multiple circuits may be required due to length
<br />or diameter.
<br />2.7. Materials: The system shall be the latest standard design ofthe manufacturer and
<br />materials used for this installation shall be those established as the best suited for
<br />pneumatic tube service.
<br />2.8. Approved Manufacturer:
<br />2.8.1 Eagle Air -Lift, Pneumatic Dispatch System
<br />Eagle Pneumatic, Inc.
<br />3902 Industry Blvd.
<br />Lakeland, FL 33811
<br />1-800-237-8261
<br />3. Execution
<br />3.1. General: Follow manufacturer's instructions, approved shop drawings, and other
<br />literature exactly.
<br />3.2. Layout: Confirm layout in the field with the Owner's representative prior to the
<br />installation. -
<br />3.3. Tubing support
<br />3.3.1 Clamps and Hangers: All tubing and bends shall be installed from ceilings and
<br />in risers and secured with steel clamps spaced no greater than 10'-O" O.C.,
<br />unless deemed not possible or impractical due to lack of available space or any
<br />foreign material considered harmful. Horizontal runs shall be supported from
<br />the ceiling with 3/8" diameter hanger rods attached to clamps. On vertical
<br />runs, clamps for each tube at each floor shall be provided. Suitable expansion
<br />threaded rods shall be used for ceiling attachments. All tube lines shall be
<br />installed straight, level and plumb, where possible, and shall be securely held
<br />in place and shall be braced against any motion caused by passage of carriers.
<br />3.3.2 Tubing shall be supported from the structural steel (Joists, beams, trusses,
<br />columns), to masonry walls and/or to stud walls containing the appropriate
<br />blocking.
<br />3.3.3 Suitable expansion anchors shall be utilized for masonry wall attachment.
<br />3.3.4 Each vertical station -drop shall have a stainless steel, no -hub type coupling (w/
<br />rubber gasket) at the top.
<br />3.4. Remote Blower Support
<br />3.4.1 Remote blowers are to be located above the Cash Office ceiling. Coordinate
<br />with other trades to ensure an acceptable location and proper installation.
<br />3.4.2 The contractor shall supply all labor and material for the proper installation of
<br />remote blowers.
<br />3.5. Testing
<br />3.5.1 Upon completion of installation, the Owner and the pneumatic contractor shall
<br />each appoint a representative to examine the workmanship and material and
<br />test the capacity of the system.
<br />3.5.2 Upon completion of a satisfactory inspection and operation test, the purchaser
<br />will present the pneumatic tube contractor with a written final acceptance.
<br />3.6. Maintenance Training: The Owner will select maintenance personnel to be trained for
<br />the general maintenance and troubleshooting of the system. The contractor shall
<br />conduct a performance test in the presence of the Owner and his maintenance
<br />personnel. The pneumatic tube system supplier is responsible for providing training
<br />and instruction to these personnel and shall schedule this instruction with the Owner's
<br />on -site representatives.
<br />3.7. Work by Others: Electrical power.
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<br />FACILITIES DESIGN
<br />BOX 407, LAKELAND, FL 33802
<br />(863) 6805295
<br />PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
<br />3300 AIRPORT RD., LAKELAND, FL 33811
<br />PUBLIX FACILITIES
<br />DESIGN DEPARTMENT
<br />DAVID TAULBEE, AIA
<br />ARCHITECT- FL. REG. 91318
<br />DAVID RUBIN, AIA
<br />ARCHITECT - FL. REG.92557
<br />GA. REG.11881
<br />SC. REG.7477
<br />AL. PEG.623A
<br />JOHN W. KITCHENS, PE
<br />CIVIL/STRUCTURAL- FL. REG. A5277
<br />GA. REG.020251
<br />SC.REG.16340
<br />AL. REG.20382
<br />TN.REG.101507
<br />PAUL C. HARMAN, PE
<br />STRUCTURAL- FL. REG. 51959
<br />GA. REG. 27740
<br />SC. REG. 21754
<br />AL. REG.24905
<br />TN. REG.107882
<br />JOHN J. CARAMALIS, PE
<br />MECHANICAL- FL. REG. 43889
<br />GA. REG. 021246
<br />SC. REG. 16521
<br />AL. REG.20581
<br />TN-REG.108507
<br />ANTHONY CLEMENTI, PE
<br />MECHANICAL- FL. REG.54781
<br />GA. REG.31882
<br />SC.REG.25591
<br />AL. REG.28469
<br />TN- REG.111382
<br />RAYMOND J. SIRIANNI, PE
<br />ELECTRICAL- FL. REG.54085
<br />GA_ REG. 025636
<br />SC. REG.19743
<br />AL. REG-23065
<br />TN.REG.108038
<br />NORMAN MEIER, PE
<br />ELECTRICAL- FL. REG.59422
<br />GA. REG. 31A92 i
<br />SC. REG.25290
<br />AL. REG.28079
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