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<br />3. EXECUTION:
<br />3.1. PRE -INSTALLATION:
<br />3.1.1 INSPECT SUBSTRATE TO DETERMINE SATISFACTORY CONDITIONS. A
<br />SATISFACTORY SUBSTRATE SURFACE IS DEFINED AS ONE THAT IS SMOOTH AND
<br />FREE FROM CRACKS, HOLES, RIDGES, COATINGS PREVENTING ADHESIVE BOND,
<br />AND OTHER DEFECTS IMPAIRING PERFORMANCE OR APPEARANCE.
<br />3.1.2 DO NOT PROCEED WITH RESILIENT FLOORING WORK UNTIL SUBSTRATE
<br />SURFACES ARE SATISFACTORY.
<br />3.2. VINYL COMPOSITION TILE: SET WITH EPDXY ADHESIVE IN RESTROOMS (AND WHERE
<br />OCCURS IN REMODELS, WITHIN 4'-07° OF ALL REFRIGERATED CASES AND
<br />COOLERS). ELSEWHERE USE NON -EPDXY ADHESIVE AS SPECIFIED. ALTERNATE TILE
<br />PATTERN DIRECTION.
<br />3.3. VINYL BASE: VINYL BASE IN SALES AREA IS REQUIRED ONLY ON EXPOSED WALLS,
<br />I.E. ON WALLS WHICH DO NOT HAVE CASES IN FRONT OF THEM. EXTEND BASE
<br />ONE FOOT BEHIND CASES. WALL SHELVING REQUIRES BASE BEHIND FOR FULL
<br />LENGTH. USE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDED ADHESIVE.
<br />END OF SECTION 09 65 19
<br />SECTION 09 67 23
<br />RESINOUS FLOORING
<br />VO1012011
<br />1. GENERAL
<br />1.1. SCOPE:
<br />1.1.1 THE WORK SHALL CONSIST OF THE SUBSTRATE, THE FURNISHING AND THE
<br />APPLICATION OF A
<br />METHYL METHACRYLATE (MMA) BASED SELF -LEVELING SEAMLESS FLOORING
<br />SYSTEM WITH DECORATIVE CHIPS. THIS SYSTEM SHALL INCLUDE A 6 INCH COVE
<br />AND NON-SKID
<br />AGGREGATE IN SPECIFIED AREAS.
<br />1.1.2 PROVIDE SYSTEM IN COMPLIANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS OF UNITED
<br />STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA), FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
<br />(FDA), AND LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
<br />1.1.3 THE SYSTEM SHALL HAVE THE COLOR, TEXTURE AND THICKNESS SPECIFIED BY
<br />THE OWNER.
<br />IT SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE PREPARED AREAS(S) AS DEFINED IN THE
<br />PLANS STRICTLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S
<br />RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />1.2. JOB CONDITIONS:
<br />1.2.1 DO NOT BEGIN APPLICATION UNTIL ROOFING OPERATIONS HAVE BEEN
<br />COMPLETED, CEILING AND DUCTS PAINTED AND FRP PANELS AND WALL TILE
<br />INSTALLED.
<br />1.2.2 FLOOR DRAINS ARE TO BE SET 3/16 INCH ABOVE FINISH CONCRETE SLAB
<br />ELEVATION.
<br />1.2.3 APPLICATION MAY PROCEED WHEN SUBSTRATE TEMPERATURES ARE BETWEEN 40'
<br />F AND
<br />95' F, PROVIDING THE SUBSTRATE TEMPERATURE IS ABOVE THE DEW POINT.
<br />OUTSIDE OF THIS RANGE, THE MANUFACTURER SHALL BE CONSULTED.
<br />APPLICATION WILL PROCEED WHEN THE VAPOR/MOISTURE EMISSION RATE FROM
<br />THE SLAB IS LESS THAN AND NOT HIGHER THAN
<br />316/1000 FT2 OVER 24 HOURS. THE TEST METHOD IS ASTME 1869-98
<br />"STANDARD TEST METHOD FOR MEASURING MOISTURE VAPOR EMISSION RATE OF
<br />CONCRETE SUBFLOOR USING ANHYDROUS CALCIUM CHLORIDE."
<br />1.2.4 THE APPLICATOR SHALL ENSURE THAT ADEQUATE VENTILATION FOR THE
<br />WORK AREA. THIS SHALL INCLUDE THE USE OF FANS AND SMOOTH BORE
<br />TUBING AND CLOSURE OF THE WORK AREA. THE VENTILATION IS TO BE
<br />INSTALLED AS TO CREATE A NEGATIVE PRESSURE IN THE WORK AREA, DEFINED
<br />AS REMOVING AIR FROM THE AREA AND NOT BLOWING AIR INTO THE AREA.
<br />1.2.5 THE APPLICATOR SHALL BE SUPPLIED WITH ADEQUATE LIGHTING
<br />EQUAL TO THE FINAL LIGHTING LEVEL DURING THE PREPARATION AND
<br />INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM.
<br />1.2.6 ALL OPEN FLAMES AND SPARK -PRODUCING EQUIPMENT SHALL BE
<br />REMOVED FROM THE WORK AREA PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF APPLICATION.
<br />1.2.7 "NO SMOKING" SIGNS SHALL BE POSTED AT THE ENTRANCES TO THE WORK
<br />AREA.
<br />1.2.8 PROTECTION OF INSTALLED WORK SHALL BEGIN IMMEDIATELY UPON
<br />COMPLETION OF EACH PART. DO NOT ALLOW MATERIAL WHICH CAN MAR OR
<br />STAIN TO COME INTO CONTACT WITH THE FLOOR. PROTECT FLOOR FROM
<br />WHEELED TRAFFIC AND OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH MIGHT CAUSE PERMANENT
<br />DAMAGE.
<br />1.2.9 CLEAN FLOOR DAILY.
<br />1.2.10 THE APPLICATOR SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH ADEQUATE DISPOSAL FACILITIES FOR
<br />NON-
<br />HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED DURING INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM.
<br />1.3. TESTS: PERFORM FLOORING MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD BOND TEST.
<br />1.4. QUALITY:
<br />1.4.1 MANUFACTURER:
<br />1.4.1.1 SUBMIT L01 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 01 33 00 SUBMITTAL
<br />PROCEDURES.
<br />1.4.1.2 THE MANUFACTURER SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM OF 10 YEARS
<br />EXPERIENCE IN THE PRODUCTION, SALES AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF
<br />INDUSTRIAL FLOORING AND RELATED MATERIALS.
<br />1.4.1.3 MATERIAL MANUFACTURER SHALL BE APPROVED BY PUBLIX.
<br />1.4.1.4 A QUALIFIED MATERIAL MANUFACTURER REPRESENTATIVE
<br />SHALL BE PRESENT DURING INSTALLATION OF SYSTEM.
<br />1.4.2 APPLICATOR:
<br />1.4.2.1 THE APPLICATOR SHALL BE APPROVED BY PUBLIX ARCHITECT
<br />AND THE FLOORING MANUFACTURER.
<br />1.4.2.2 THE APPLICATOR SHALL HAVE BEEN TRAINED BY THE FLOORING
<br />SYSTEM MANUFACTURER IN ALL PHASES OF SURFACE PREPARATION AND
<br />APPLICATION OF THE PRODUCT SPECIFIED.
<br />1.4.2.3 APPLICATOR SHALL HAVE 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN USE OF
<br />REQUIRED EQUIPMENT AND APPLICATION OF SPECIFIED FLOORING SYSTEM.
<br />SUBMIT PROOF OF EXPERIENCE IN WORK OF SIMILAR SCOPE.
<br />1.4.2.4 PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY APPLICATOR WITH OR
<br />WITHOUT CAUSE.
<br />1.4.2.5 APPROVED MMA APPLICATORS: BALMAR
<br />CORP., CONYERS, GA
<br />DURA BOND COMPANY, MIAMI, FL
<br />FEDERAL TECHNICAL SERVICES, MARIETTA, GA NIGHTENGALE
<br />RESURFACING, PALM BEACH GARDEN, FL PIEDMONT INDUSTRIAL
<br />COATINGS, PIEDMONT, SC SURFACE SYSTEMS, GREER, SC
<br />FLUID FLOORS INC. MARIETTA GA
<br />1.4.3 PERSONNEL:
<br />1.4.3.1 EMPLOY AN EXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT TRAINED BY
<br />THE SYSTEM MANUFACTURER TO OVERSEE ALL OPERATION.
<br />1.4.3.2 WORK SHALL NOT PROCEED WITHOUT ADEQUATE SUPERVISION
<br />PRESENT AT ALL TIMES.
<br />1.4.3.3 UTILIZE WORKERS WITH SKILLS IN PROPORTION TO
<br />COMPLEXITY OF TASKS REQUIRED.
<br />1.4.3.4 PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT PERSONNEL WITH OR WITHOUT
<br />CAUSE.
<br />1.4.4 QUALITY STANDARDS:
<br />1.4.4.1 WORK WILL BE JUDGED BY PUBLIX IN COMPARISON TO WORK OF SIMILAR
<br />TYPES.
<br />1.4.4.2 SUBSTANDARD CONSTRUCTION AS JUDGED BY PUBLIX REPRESENTATIVE OR
<br />FLOORING SYSTEM MANUFACTURER'S REPRESENTATIVE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
<br />1.4.4.3 COMPLY WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION GUIDELINES FOR PUBLIX
<br />1.4.4.4 NEATNESS COUNTS. MAKE ALL JOINTS WITH PROPER CARE TO
<br />INSURE THAT TIGHT CONNECTIONS ARE MADE WITHOUT EXCESS MATERIAL,
<br />WELL BONDED TO SUBSTRATE.
<br />1.4.4.5 PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY APPLICATOR WITH OR
<br />WITHOUT CAUSE.
<br />1.4.5 WARRANTY:
<br />1.4.5.1 ALL SEAMLESS MMA FLOORING AND WALL BASE WORK AGAINST
<br />DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP FOR A PERIOD OF TWO YEARS.
<br />WORK FOUND TO BE DEFECTIVE DURING THAT TIME SHALL BE REPLACED
<br />AT NO COST TO THE OWNER. A WRITTEN WARRANTY SHALL BE PROVIDED.
<br />2. PRODUCTS
<br />2.1. APPROVED MANUFACTURERS:
<br />2.1.1 DURAFLEX, INC.
<br />95 GOODWIN STREET PHONE: (860) 528-9838
<br />EAST HARTFORD, CT 06108 FAX: (860) 528-2802
<br />2.1.2 SPECIALTY RESIN SYSTEMS
<br />WATERBURY, CT.
<br />2.1.3 RES-TEK, INC.
<br />2000-F COBB INTERNATIONAL BLVD. PHONE: (770) 427-4034
<br />KENNESAW, GA 30152 FAX: (770) 427-4037
<br />2.2. MATERIALS: METHYL METHACRYLATE (MMA) ACRYLIC REACTIVE RESIN SYSTEM
<br />COMPONENTS.
<br />2.2.1 THE PRIMER SHALL BE 100% REACTIVE, MMA-BASED,
<br />TWO -COMPONENT RESIN CAPABLE OF FULL CURE IN 45 MINUTES AT 68' F
<br />AND EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC. CRYL-A-PRIME P-101.
<br />2.2.2 THE TOPPING SHALL CONSIST OF 100% REACTIVE, ACRYLIC -BASED,
<br />TWO -COMPONENT RESIN CAPABLE OF FULL CURE IN LESS THAN ONE HOUR
<br />AT 68' F AND EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC. CRYL-A-GLAZE G-201.
<br />2.2.3 A FILLER COMPONENT CONSISTING OF GRADED SILICA SANDS AND
<br />OTHER INERT FILLERS EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC. SL FILLER BLEND.
<br />2.2.4 THE TOPCOAT SHALL BE A 100% REACTIVE, MMA-BASED,
<br />TWO -COMPONENT RESIN CAPABLE OF FULL CURE IN LESS THAN ONE HOUR
<br />AT 68' F AND EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC. CRYL-A-TOP T-301.
<br />2.2.5 THE NON-MOVING CONTROL JOINTS SHALL BE FILLED WITH A 100%
<br />REACTIVE MMA-BASED, TWO -COMPONENT RESIN MIXED WITH APPROVED CLEAN,
<br />DRY AGGREGATE BLEND CAPABLE OF FULL CURE IN LESS THAN ONE HOUR AT
<br />68' F AND EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC. CRYL-A- GLAZE G-202 AND SL
<br />FILLER BLEND.
<br />2.2.6 THE COVE SHALL BE A 100% REACTIVE MMA-BASED, TWO -COMPONENT
<br />RESIN MIX WITH APPROVED CLEAN, DRY AGGREGATE CAPABLE OF FULL CURE
<br />IN LESS THAN ONE HOUR AT 68' F AND EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC.
<br />CRYL-A-COVE.
<br />2.2.7 THE DECORATIVE CHIPS SHALL BE OF THE 1/4 INCH SIZE AND BE COMPOSED
<br />OF THE PUBLIX
<br />SPECIAL BLEND COLOR AND EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC. 1/4 INCH DECORATIVE
<br />CHIPS.
<br />2.2.8 FLAKE BROADCAST SYSTEM - "PUBLIX
<br />GRAY" SYSTEM: SELF -LEVELING TOPPING, COLOR WHITE.
<br />18% EGGSHELL WHITE
<br />3.5% SILVER GREY
<br />54% KHAKI
<br />3.5% GREY
<br />3.5% LIGHT GREY
<br />3.5% WINTER GREY
<br />14% BATTLESHIP GREY
<br />2.2.9 FLAKE BROADCAST SYSTEM - "PUBLIX
<br />BEIGE" SYSTEM: SELF -LEVELING TOPPING, COLOR WHITE.
<br />20% FAWN BEIGE
<br />14% EGGSHELL WHITE
<br />3% SILVER GREY
<br />43% KHAKI
<br />3% GREY
<br />3% LIGHT GREY
<br />3% WINTER GREY
<br />1 1 % BATTLESHIP GREY
<br />2.2.10 THE ANTI -SLIP AGGREGATE SHALL BE SIZE #30 WHITE ALUMINUM OXIDE.
<br />2.3. DELIVERY AND STORAGE:
<br />2.3.1 ALL COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM SHALL BE DELIVERED TO THE SITE
<br />IN THE MANUFACTURER'S PACKAGING, CLEARLY IDENTIFIED WITH THE PRODUCT
<br />TYPE AND BATCH NUMBER.
<br />2.3.2 THE APPLICATOR SHALL PROVIDE A STORAGE AREA FOR ALL
<br />COMPONENTS. THE AREA SHALL BE COOL, DRY, OUT OF DIRECT SUNLIGHT
<br />AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS AND
<br />RELEVANT HEALTH AND SAFETY REGULATIONS.
<br />2.3.3 COPIES OF MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (MSDS) FOR ALL
<br />COMPONENTS SHALL BE KEPT ON SITE FOR REVIEW BY THE ENGINEER OR
<br />OTHER PERSONNEL.
<br />3. EXECUTION
<br />3.1. THE APPLICATORAND GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL AGREE UPON A SCHEDULE
<br />FOR COORDINATION BETWEEN TRACES WORKING IN THE AREA WHICH IS TO
<br />RECEIVE THE SYSTEM.
<br />3.2. PREPARATION
<br />3.2.1 PROTECT ALL WORK IN PLACE BY DRAPING OR MASKING AS REQUIRED.
<br />PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR ALL ADJACENT SURFACES.
<br />3.2.2 NEW CONCRETE SHALL HAVE CURED A MINIMUM OF 28 DAYS IN ACCORDANCE
<br />WITH ACI-
<br />308.
<br />3.2.3 SEALINS AND CURING AGENTS ARE NOT TO BE USED.
<br />3.2.4 NEW AND EXISTING CONCRETE SURFACES SHALL BE FREE OF OIL,
<br />GREASE, CURING COMPOUNDS, LOOSE PARTICLES, MOSS, ALGAE GROWTH,
<br />LAITANCE, FRIABLE MATTER, DIRT AND BITUMINOUS PRODUCTS.
<br />3.2.5 THE SUBSTRATE SHALL BE SOUNDED AND ALL SPALLS REPAIRED
<br />PRIOR TO PLACEMENT OF THE PRIME COAT. SPALLS SHALL BE REPAIRED WITH
<br />COMPATIBLE RAPID CURE CONCRETE PATCH MATERIALS (CRYL-A-TEX OR
<br />EQUAL) PER THE ARCHITECT'S AND MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />3.2.6 CRACKS THAT APPEAR AS A RESULT OF CONCRETE SHRINKAGE ARE
<br />TO BE REPAIRED IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING METHODS DEPENDENT ON THE
<br />WIDTH OF THE CRACK.
<br />3.2.6.1 HAIRLINE CRACKS, EQUAL TO OR LESS THAN 1/16 INCH IN
<br />WIDTH: VACUUM CRACKS, AS THEY MUST BE CLEAN, DRY AND FREE OF
<br />DUST AND DIRT. POUR PROPERLY MIXED MMA PRIMER, SUCH AS
<br />CRYL-A-PRIME P-10 OR EQUAL, INTO CRACK AND KEEP APPLYING UNTIL
<br />CRACK IS TOTALLY FILLED. THIS MAY REQUIRE 2 OR 3 APPLICATIONS.
<br />3.2.6.2 CRACKS GREATER THAN 1/16 INCH ARE TO BE ROUTED OUT
<br />TO A WIDTH OF 1/4 INCH USING A PROPER CRACK CHASING TOOL AND
<br />VACUUM TO REMOVE ALL DUST.
<br />PRIME THE CRACK WITH MMA PRIMER. THE CRACK IS TO BE FILLED WITH A
<br />100% REACTIVE MMA-BASED, TWO -COMPONENT RESIN MIXED WITH
<br />APPROVED CLEAN, DRY AGGREGATE BLEND CAPABLE OF A FULL CURE IN
<br />LESS THAN ONE HOUR AT 68' F AND EQUAL TO DUR-A-FLEX, INC.
<br />CRYL-A-GLAZE G-202
<br />AND SL FILLER BLEND.
<br />3.2.7 THERE SHALL BE NO VISIBLE MOISTURE PRESENT ON THE SURFACE
<br />AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION OF THE SYSTEM. COMPRESSED, OIL -FREE AIR
<br />AND/OR A LIGHT PASSING OF A PROPANE TORCH MAY BE USED TO DRY
<br />THE SUBSTRATE.
<br />3.2.8 WHEN THE PERIMETER OF THE SUBSTRATE TO BE COATED IS NOT
<br />ADJACENT TO A WALL OR CURB, A MINIMUM 1/4 INCH KEY CUT SHALL BE
<br />MADE TO PROPERLY AT THE SYSTEM, PROVIDING A SMOOTH TRANSITION
<br />BETWEEN AREAS. THIS DETAIL CUT SHALL ALSO APPLY TO DRAIN PERIMETERS
<br />AND EXPANSION JOINT EDGES.
<br />3.2.9 CONCRETE SURFACES ON GRADE SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH A
<br />VAPOR BARRIER TO PROTECT AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF VAPOR TRANSMISSION
<br />AND POSSIBLE DELAMINATION OF THE SYSTEM.
<br />3.3. MECHANICAL SURFACE PREPARATION:
<br />3.3.1 SHOT BLAST ALL SURFACES TO RECEIVE A FLOORING SYSTEM WITH A
<br />MOBILE STEELSHOT, DUST RECYCLING MACHINE (BLASTRAC OR EQUAL).
<br />3.3.2 SURFACES INACCESSIBLE TO THE MOBILE SHOT BLAST MACHINES SHALL
<br />BE MECHANICALLY ABRADED TO THE SAME DEGREE OF CLEANLINESS,
<br />SOUNDNESS AND PROFILE USING DIAMOND GRINDERS, NEEDLE GUNS, BUSH
<br />HAMMERS OR OTHER SUITABLE EQUIPMENT.
<br />3.3.3 ALL SURFACE AND EMBEDDED ACCUMULATIONS OF PAINT, TOPPINGS,
<br />HARDENED CONCRETE LAYERS, LAITANCE, POWER TROWEL FINISHES, AND OTHER
<br />SIMILAR SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS SHALL BE COMPLETELY REMOVED LEAVING
<br />A BARE CONCRETE SURFACE HAVING A PROFILE SIMILAR TO 40 GRIT
<br />SANDPAPER AND EXPOSING THE UPPER FASCIA OF CONCRETE AGGREGATE.
<br />3.3.4 RANDOM TESTS FOR ADEQUATE BOND STRENGTH SHALL BE CONDUCTED
<br />ON THE SUBSTRATE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S
<br />RECOMMENDATIONS, AT A MINIMUM FREQUENCY OF THREE TESTS PER 10,000
<br />FT2. SMALLER AREAS SHALL RECEIVE A MINIMUM OF THREE TESTS.
<br />3.3.5 BASED ON THE TEST RESULTS, ADDITIONAL SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
<br />MAY BE REQUIRED BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE INSTALLATION OF THE
<br />SYSTEM.
<br />3.4. APPLICATION:
<br />3.4.1 THE SYSTEM SHALL BE APPLIED IN SIX DISTINCT STEPS AS
<br />LISTED BELOW: SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
<br />PRIMING
<br />FILLING OF CONTROL JOINTS
<br />COVE INSTALLATION
<br />TOPPING/OVERLAY APPLICATION WITH DECORATIVE CHIPS
<br />TOPCOAT APPLICATION AND ANTI -SLIP AGGREGATE WHERE APPLICABLE
<br />3.4.2 IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE APPLICATION OF ANY COMPONENT OF THE
<br />SYSTEM, THE SURFACE SHALL BE DRY AND ANY REMAINING DUST OR LOOSE
<br />PARTICLES SHALL BE REMOVED USING A VACUUM OR CLEAN, DRY, OIL -FREE
<br />AIR.
<br />3.4.3 THE HANDLING, MIXING AND ADDITION OF COMPONENTS SHALL BE
<br />PERFORMED IN A SAFE MANNER TO ACHIEVE THE DESIRED RESULTS IN
<br />ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />3.4.4 THE PRIMER SHALL CONSIST OF ONE COAT WITH AN OVERALL COVERAGE RATE
<br />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
<br />SHOULD THE FIRST COAT BE ABSORBED.
<br />3.4.5 CONTROL JOINTS: THE PROPERLY MIXED MATERIAL IS TO BE POURED
<br />INTO THE CONTROL JOINT AND FINISHED OFF FLUSH WITH THE ADJACENT
<br />FLOOR.
<br />3.4.6 COVE:
<br />3.4.6.1 A 3/16 INCH ZINC -COATED METAL COVE STRIP IS TO BE
<br />USED AS THE TOP 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
<br />CRYL-A-GLAZE G-201 OR EQUAL SHALL BE BRUSHED OR ROLLED ONTO
<br />THE COVE AND BROADCAST TO EXCESS WITH DECORATIVE CHIPS.
<br />3.4.6.4 AFTER THE COVE HAS FULLY CURED, COAT WITH TWO COATS
<br />OF TOPCOAT, MAKING SURE TO APPLY OVER THE TOP OF THE ZINC
<br />STRIP TO COMPLETELY SEAL THE BACK OF THE STRIP.
<br />3.4.6.5 BACKERBOARD (1/4 INCH PLEXIGLASS OR 1/2 INCH CEMENT
<br />BOARD) MAY BE REQUIRED WITH NON -COMPATIBLE MATERIALS FOR
<br />PROPER BOND. THE TOP OF THE BACKERBOARD SHALL BE CUT AT AN
<br />45' ANGLE TO CREATE A BEVELED EDGE FOR THE COVE BASE. GRIND
<br />BACK COVE SURFACE TO ENSURE PROPER BONDING.
<br />MEIW�1N1»I1L
<br />3.4.7.1 THE TOPPING SHALL BE APPLIED AS A SELF -LEVELING SYSTEM
<br />AS SPECIFIED BY THE ARCHITECT. THE TOPPING SHALL BE APPLIED IN
<br />ONE LIFT WITH A NOMINAL THICKNESS OF 1/8 INCH.
<br />3.4.7.2 THE TOPPING SHALL BE COMPRISED OF TWO COMPONENTS: 1)
<br />A RESIN AND FILLER; 2) A HARDENER POWDER THAT IS TO BE ADDED IN
<br />ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />3.4.7.3 IMMEDIATELY UPON RAKING AND/OR TROWELING INTO PLACE,
<br />THE TOPPING SHALL BE DEGASSED WITH A PORCUPINE ROLLER.
<br />BROADCAST THE 1/4 INCH CHIPS (PUBLIX BLEND) ON THE SURFACE OF
<br />FRESH MATERIAL AT A RATE OF 0.1 LB/FT'. AFTER CURE, REMOVE
<br />EXCESS CHIPS BY BLOWING, SWEEPING AND/OR
<br />3.4.8 TOPCOAT:
<br />VACUUMING. BRUSH FLOOR WITH SPECIFIED BRUSH. DO NOT REUSE SWEPT
<br />CHIPS.
<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
<br />FT2/GALLON.
<br />WHERE REQUIRED, THE ANTI-SKID AGGREGATE (ALUMINUM OXIDE, #30
<br />GRIT) SHALL BE APPLIED AT A RATE OF 2.0 LB/100 FT2 INTO THE
<br />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
<br />NOT DONE IN AREAS THAT REQUIRE ANTI -SLIP AGGREGATE.
<br />3.4.8.1.3 CURE 45-60 MINUTES BETWEEN COATS.
<br />3.4.8.1.4 THE SECOND TOPCOAT IS APPLIED AT 90-110 FT2/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
<br />PLACE CLEAN AND FREE FROM DAMAGE BY ONGOING CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY.
<br />REPAIR DEFECTS AS REQUIRED, USING FLOORING SYSTEM MANUFACTURER'S
<br />RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES.
<br />3.5. FINAL CLEANING
<br />3.5.1 THE RETAIL AREA IS TO BE SCRUBBED AND RINSED AS CLOSE AS
<br />POSSIBLE (NIGHT BEFORE) TO THE STORE OPENING. THE WORK IS TO BE DONE
<br />WITH AUTOMATIC SCRUBBERS SUCH AS TENNANT WALK BEHIND AUTOMATIC
<br />SCRUBBER.
<br />3.5.1.1 A SODIUM HYDROXIDE BASE CLEANER MIXED AT A RATIO OF 10
<br />PARTS CLEAN WATER TO 1 PART SOAP IS TO BE USED. HAVE CLEAN
<br />BRUSHES AND PADS INSTALLED. AT A SLOW SPEED DISPENSE SOAP ONTO
<br />FLOOR WITH THE VACUUM SQUEEGEE FEATURE NOT OPERATING.
<br />3.5.1.2 ALLOW SOAP SOLUTION TO SIT FOR 20 MINUTES. RE -SCRUB AND
<br />VACUUM.
<br />3.5.1.3 RINSE WITH A SECOND MACHINE AND A SOLUTION OF 30 PARTS
<br />WATER TO 1 PART VINEGAR. DISPENSE RINSING SODUTION AND VACUUM
<br />IMMMEDIATELY.
<br />3.5.1.4 POLISH AREA WITH HIGH SPEED BUFFER AND PADS.
<br />END OF SECTION 09
<br />SECTION 09 68 00
<br />CARPET
<br />V02212011
<br />1. GENERAL
<br />1.1. SUBMIT L01 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
<br />WARRANTY.
<br />1.2.3 CARPET TYPE III: MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD 3 YEAR PRO -RATED WARRANTY.
<br />1.2.4 INSTALLATION: 1 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)
<br />430-3997.
<br />SERIES: SENATOR (SOFT -STEP WITH
<br />ANTI -FATIGUE BACKING).
<br />COLOR: OAK CHARCOAL.
<br />2.1. CARPET TYPE II - NOT USED.
<br />2.2. 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
<br />BACK, WITH ANTI -MICROBIAL AGENT:
<br />LIFETIME APPLICATION
<br />2.1. TRANSITION STRIPS (USE OVER EXISTING VINYL TILE, TERRAZZO, OR CONCRETE,
<br />AND WHERE CARPET IS USED OVER NEW TERRAZZO):
<br />2.4.1 ALUMINUM BASE: EXTRUSION DESIGNED TO BE FASTENED TO FLOOR WITH
<br />A CHANNEL TO RECEIVE TRANSITION STRIP.
<br />2.4.2 TRANSITION STRIP: USE AT PHARMACY WHERE CARPET TILE TRANSITIONS TO
<br />TERRAZZO.
<br />MANUFACTURER: ROPPE (AVAILABLE THROUGH CHARLES VAN GELDER)
<br />SERIES: 174-V1 P100
<br />3. EXECUTION
<br />3.1. GENERAL: ALL APPLICATORS AND FIELD PERSONNEL SHALL BE FULLY TRAINED AND
<br />FAMILIAR WITH MANUFACTURERS' APPLICATION PROCEDURES.
<br />3.2. TILE INSTALLATION
<br />3.2.1 DESIGN LAYOUT OF TILES SO THAT THE EDGES ABUTTING WALLS,
<br />EQUIPMENT, ETC. ARE FORMED WITH PIECES LARGE ENOUGH TO PREVENT
<br />THEM BEING EASILY DISLODGED. AT TRANSITION STRIPS, PROVIDE FIRST
<br />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.
<br />TRIM TILES FOR TIGHT INSTALLATION.
<br />3.3. ROLL GOODS
<br />3.3.1 DESIGN LAYOUT TO MINIMIZE SEAMS; WHERE SPACES ARE LESS THAN THE
<br />WIDTH OF THE ROLL, PROVIDE SEAMLESS INSTALLATION.
<br />3.3.2 GLUE DOWN DIRECTLY TO SLAB, FOLLOWING CARPET MANUFACTURER'S
<br />RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />END OF SECTION 09 68 00
<br />SECTION 09 91 00
<br />PAINTS
<br />V01172017
<br />1. GENERAL
<br />1.1. SUBMIT L01 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 01 33 00 SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES. NO
<br />SAMPLES OR PRODUCT CUT SHEETS WILL BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO PRE -PAINTING
<br />CONFERENCE (SEE ARTICLE 4.1 BELOW).
<br />1.2. FACTORY AND SHOP APPLIED PAINTING: APPLY AS SPECIFIED IN SECTIONS
<br />GOVERNING THE ITEM REQUIRED.
<br />1.3. FIELD PAINTING:
<br />1.3.1 GENERALLY, PAINT ALL VISIBLE SURFACES OF ALL ITEMS BOTH INTERIOR
<br />AND EXTERIOR, AND WHERE NEEDED FOR PROTECTION OF MATERIALS FROM
<br />MOISTURE DAMAGE.
<br />1.3.2 APPLY SINGLE COAT OF PRIMER OR WALL PAINT ON SURFACES SUBJECT
<br />TO ACCUMULATION OF DUST AND DIRT; THAT IS, DOOR TOPS AND OTHER
<br />PLACES WHERE APPEARANCE IS NOT CRITICAL.
<br />CONTINUE OF SECTION 09 91 00
<br />1.3.3 WHERE THERE IS NO INDICATION FOR SPECIFIC SELECTIONS, MATCH
<br />COLOR AND GLOSS OF ADJACENT FINISHES, USING COATINGS OF THE TYPE
<br />RECOMMENDED BY THE COATING MANUFACTURER IN WRITING AND APPROVED
<br />BY THE OWNER
<br />1.3.4 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR MATERIALS: CONCRETE
<br />PORTLAND CEMENT PLASTER
<br />MASONRY
<br />WOODWORK (INCLUDES BACK -PRIMING ALL WOOD SIDING, AND
<br />INTERIORS OF 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
<br />GIRDERS AND JOISTS, METAL ROOF DECK, AND INTERIOR ELECTRICAL
<br />AND MECHANICAL WORK
<br />CONCRETE WALKS; IF REMODELING WORK REQUIRES RECONDITIONING
<br />OF 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,
<br />EXCEPT FOR ITEMS SPECIFIED TO BE GIVEN A FINISH COAT UNDER THIS
<br />SECTION.
<br />NON-FERROUS METALS, EXCEPT FOR ITEMS SPECIFIED AND/OR
<br />INDICATED TO BE PAINTED.
<br />PREFINISHED SHEET METAL.
<br />FINISHED HARDWARE, EXCEPTING HARDWARE THAT IS FACTORY
<br />PRIMED. ELECTRICAL PANELS.
<br />1.3.7 SURFACES NOT TO BE PAINTED SHALL BE LEFT COMPLETELY FREE OF
<br />DROPPINGS, OVERSPRAY AND OTHER ACCIDENTALLY APPLIED MATERIALS
<br />RESULTING FROM PAINTING WORK.
<br />1.1. PAINT MATERIALS:
<br />1.4.1 DELIVER ALL PAINT, VARNISHES, ENAMELS, LACQUERS, STAINS AND
<br />SIMILAR MATERIALS IN THE ORIGINAL CONTAINERS WITH THE SEALS
<br />UNBROKEN AND LABELS INTACT AND WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S
<br />INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED THEREON.
<br />1.4.2 PAINT SHALL ARRIVE ON THE JOB COLOR -MIXED EXCEPT FOR TINTING
<br />OF UNDERCOATS AND THINNING. ALL THINNING AND TINTING MATERIALS
<br />SHALL BE AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER FOR THE PARTICULAR
<br />MATERIAL TO BE THINNED OR TINTED.
<br />1.4.3 ALL MIXED COLORS SHALL MATCH THE COLOR SELECTION MADE BY THE
<br />ARCHITECT. VERIFY PRIOR TO APPLICATION OF THE COATING.
<br />1.2. STORAGE OF MATERIALS:
<br />1.5.1 STORE ALL MATERIALS USED ON THE JOB IN A SINGLE PLACE DESIGNATED BY
<br />THE GENERAL
<br />SUPERINTENDENT OR ARCHITECT.
<br />1.5.2 KEEP STORAGE AREAS CLEAN AND FREE OF DEBRIS. TAKE SPECIAL
<br />CARE TO REMOVE ALL ITEMS WHICH PRESENT DANGER OF FIRE DAILY.
<br />1.5.3 DO NOT STORE MATERIALS IN WALK-IN COOLERS AND FREEZERS.
<br />1.3. INSPECTION OF SURFACES:
<br />1.6.1 EXAMINE SURFACES CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING. NOTE DEFECTS WHICH
<br />ARE NOT REPARABLE BY ORDINARY MEANS AND NOTIFY ARCHITECT AND
<br />GENERAL CONTRACTOR IN WRITING.
<br />WORK SHALL NOT PROCEED UNTIL SUCH DAMAGES ARE CORRECTED.
<br />1.6.2 COMMENCEMENT OF WORK IN A SPECIFIC AREA WILL BE CONSTRUED AS
<br />ACCEPTANCE OF THE SUBSTRATE.
<br />1.4. JOB CONDITIONS:
<br />1.7.1 BEFORE PAINTING IS STARTED IN ANY AREA, BROOM CLEAN AND REMOVE
<br />DUST.
<br />1.7.2 UNTIL PAINT IS FULLY DRY, BROOM CLEANING WILL NOT BE ALLOWED;
<br />USE COMMERCIAL VACUUM CLEANING EQUIPMENT.
<br />1.7.3 PROVIDE ADEQUATE ILLUMINATION FOR JUDGING COLORS AND FINISH
<br />QUALITY IN AREAS WHERE PAINTING OPERATIONS ARE PROCEEDING.
<br />1.5. COOPERATION WITH OTHER TRADES: SCHEDULE PAINTING WORK WITH OTHER
<br />TRADES. DO NOT PROCEED UNTIL ALL AFFECTED WORK IS IN PLACE, AND, WHERE
<br />REQUIRED, PROTECTED FROM PAINTING OPERATIONS.
<br />1. PRODUCTS
<br />1.1. MANUFACTURER:
<br />2.1.1 ONLY SHERWIN WILLIAMS PRODUCTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. IF A PRODUCT
<br />IS NEEDED WHICH IS NOT PRODUCED BY SHERWIN WILLIAMS, NOTIFY PUBLIX
<br />ARCHITECT.
<br />2.1.2 SW WILL BE USED TO DESIGNATE SHERWIN WILLIAMS THROUGHOUT THIS
<br />SECTION.
<br />2.1.3 PUBLIX'S INTENT IS TO UTILIZE PRODUCTS THAT ARE LOW IN VOLATILE
<br />ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOC). WHERE POSSIBLE, PRODUCT SELECTION HAS
<br />BEEN MADE TO ACHIEVE THIS. SUBSTITUTION OF OLDER TYPE MATERIALS
<br />WHICH CONTAIN SOLVENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED UNLESS SPECIFICALLY
<br />DIRECTED BY PUBLIX'S ARCHITECT.
<br />2. EXECUTION
<br />2.1. WORKMANSHIP, GENERAL:
<br />3.1.1 ONLY SKILLED MECHANICS SHALL BE EMPLOYED. APPLY BY BRUSH AND
<br />ROLLER AND/OR SPRAY. SPRAY PAINTING WILL BE BACK ROLLED.
<br />3.1.2 PROTECT WORK IN PLACE AT ALL TIMES, AND PROTECT ALL ADJACENT
<br />WORK AND MATERIALS BY SUITABLE MEANS.
<br />3.1.3 IN REMODELING OPERATIONS, WHERE ELECTRICAL PANELS WERE
<br />PREVIOUSLY PAINTED, PAINT TO MATCH SURROUNDING WALL.
<br />3.1.4 ALL MATERIALS SHALL BE APPLIED UNDER ADEQUATE ILLUMINATION.
<br />EVENLY SPREAD AND SMOOTHLY FLOW ON TO AVOID RUNS, SAGS, HOLIDAYS,
<br />BRUSH MARKS, AIR BUBBLES AND EXCESSIVE ROLLER STIPPLE.
<br />3.1.5 PROVIDE COMPLETE COVERAGE AND HIDE. WHERE COLOR, STAIN, OR
<br />UNDERCOATS SHOW THROUGH FINAL COAT OF PAINT, THE SURFACE SHALL BE
<br />COVERED BY ADDITIONAL COATS UNTIL THE PAINT FILM IS OF UNIFORM
<br />FINISH, COLOR, APPEARANCE AND COVERAGE.
<br />3.1.6 ALL COATS SHALL BE ADEQUATELY DRY IN COMPLIANCE WITH
<br />MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS BEFORE APPLYING SUCCEEDING
<br />COATS.
<br />3.1.7 WOOD SURFACES TO BE STAINED SHALL APPEAR UNIFORM IN
<br />SHADING WITH COLOR VARIATIONS CAUSED ONLY BY THE NATURAL WOOD
<br />GRAIN.
<br />2.2. PREPARATION OF SURFACES:
<br />3.2.1 SURFACES SHALL BE CLEAN, DRY AND ADEQUATELY PROTECTED FROM
<br />DAMPNESS.
<br />3.2.2 SURFACE SHALL BE FREE OF FOREIGN MATERIALS WHICH WILL ADVERSELY
<br />AFFECT ADHESION OR APPEARANCE OF APPLIED COATING.
<br />3.2.3 MILDEW SHALL BE REMOVED AND THE SURFACE TREATED IN ACCORDANCE
<br />WITH THE 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
<br />SAPWOOD PRIOR TO APPLICATION OF SPECIFIED PRIMER COATS.
<br />3.2.4.3 AFTER PRIMING COAT HAS DRIED, PUTTY OR SPACKLE ALL NAIL
<br />HOLES, CRACKS, OPEN JOINTS AND OTHER DEFECTS. PUTTY SHALL BE
<br />COLORED TO MATCH PRIMER, IF PUTTY IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH FINISH,
<br />SPOT PRIME PUTTIED AREAS.
<br />3.2.5 DRYWALL: FILL ALL MINOR IRREGULARITIES WITH SPACKLING PASTE AND
<br />SAND TO A SMOOTH LEVEL SURFACE. EXERCISE CARE TO AVOID RAISING NAP
<br />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
<br />SURFACE.
<br />AFTER PRIMING, FILL REMAINING SMALL HOLES WITH PREPARED
<br />PATCHING MATERIAL.
<br />3.2.6.2 REMOVE FORM OIL FROM POURED -IN -PLACE CONCRETE WITH
<br />FORM OIL SOLVENT, OR OTHER OPERATIONS AS REQUIRED FOR
<br />COMPLETE REMOVAL.
<br />3.2.6.3 DO NOT PAINT UNTIL SURFACES HAVE CURED FOR 28 DAYS AND ARE
<br />DRY.
<br />3.2.7 FERROUS METAL SURFACES
<br />3.2.7.1 REMOVE DIRT, DUST AND SURFACE CONTAMINANTS. CLEAN PER
<br />SSPC-1 AND USE SIMPLE GREEN AND WATER SOLUTION, WIPE DRY
<br />WITH CLEAN CLOTHS.
<br />3.2.7.2 REMOVE RUST, MILL SCALE AND DEFECTIVE PAINT DOWN TO
<br />SOUND SURFACES OR BARE METAL USING SCRAPER, SANDPAPER OR
<br />WIRE BRUSH AS NECESSARY.
<br />3.2.7.3 TOUCH UP ALL BARE METAL AND DAMAGED SHOP COATS WITH
<br />SPECIFIED SHOP COAT PRIMER.
<br />3.2.8 GALVANIZED METAL SURFACES: REMOVE DIRT AND GREASE WITH
<br />NON -HYDROCARBON CLEANER (E.G. "SIMPLE GREEN" REDUCED TO NO
<br />MORE THAN 30:1 WITH WATER, 4 OZ. SIMPLE GREEN TO 1 GALLON WATER.)
<br />USE A LOW PRESSURE SPRAYER TO APPLY CLEANING SOLUTION, WAIT A FEW
<br />MINUTES (NOT MORE THAN 20) BEFORE RINSING, IF RINSING IS NOT
<br />PRACTICAL, THEN WIPE WITH A DAMP CLOTH FOLLOWED BY WIPING WITH A
<br />CLEAN DRY CLOTH. (IF TIME ALLOWS, AIR DRY MAY BE SUBSTITUTED.)
<br />3.2.9 ALUMINUM HILL HOUSE (ONLY WHEN REQUIRED BY JURISDICTION TO
<br />BE PAINTED):
<br />3.2.9.1 PRIMER 866A00050-DTM BONDING PRIMER OFF WHITE
<br />3.2.9.2 TWO (2) COATS: B66WO0351-SHER-CRYL HPA HIGH PERFORMANCE
<br />ACRYLIC
<br />SEMI -GLOSS COATING
<br />3.2.10 EXISTING SURFACES TO BE REPAINTED (WHEN AND WHERE APPLICABLE)
<br />3.2.10.1 WHERE EXISTING WORK IS CUT, PATCHED, OR ADDED TO, ALL NEW
<br />SURFACES SHALL BE PAINTED OR TOUCHED UP TO MATCH EXISTING
<br />WORK AS CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE.
<br />3.2.10.2 EXISTING WORK, WHERE SCHEDULED FOR REPAINTING OR WHERE
<br />DAMAGED BY WORK OF THIS CONTRACT, SHALL BE REPAIRED AND
<br />SCRAPED OR SANDED TO PROVIDE GOOD ADHESION FOR PAINT. PAINT
<br />TO MATCH SIMILAR NEW WORK OR EXISTING WORK AS APPROPRIATE.
<br />3.2.10.3 FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PANELING (FRP) (REMODELS ONLY):
<br />3.2.10.3.1 SAND WITH 80-100 GRIT SANDPAPER.
<br />3.2.10.3.2 CLEAN WITH FORMULA 409 ALL-PURPOSE CLEANER
<br />3.2.10.4 CERAMIC TILE IN WALLS (REMODELS ONLY) EPDXY
<br />SYSTEM (WATER BASE)
<br />HIGH GLOSS FINISH:
<br />PRIMER: SW EXTREME BOND PRIMER, B51W150
<br />1ST COAT: PRO INDUSTRIAL WATER BASED EPDXY GLOSS, B73-300/873V300
<br />2ND COAT PRO INDUSTRIAL WATER BASED EPDXY GLOSS,
<br />B73-300/B73V300 (5.0-19.0 MILS WET, 2.0-4.0 MILS DRY)
<br />2.3. WORKMANSHIP FOR EXTERIOR PAINTING
<br />3.3.1 FOLLOW MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR JOB CONDITIONS
<br />AND SURFACE PREPARATION.
<br />3.3.2 DO NOT PROCEED WITH PAINTING WORK WHEN THE SURFACE
<br />TEMPERATURE IS BELOW 50 DEGREES F (UNLESS LOW TEMPERATURE PAINT
<br />IS BEING USED. SEE 4.2.1.1)., WHILE THE SURFACE IS DAMP, OR DURING
<br />RAINY OR FROSTY WEATHER. AVOID PAINTING SURFACES WHILE THEY ARE
<br />EXPOSED TO HOT SUN.
<br />3.3.3 EXTERIOR DOORS SHALL HAVE TOPS, BOTTOMS, AND SIDE EDGES
<br />FINISHED THE SAME AS THE EXTERIOR FACES OF THESE DOORS.
<br />2.4. WORKMANSHIP FOR INTERIOR PAINTING
<br />3.4.1 ENAMEL OR VARNISH FINISH APPLIED TO WOOD OR METAL SHALL BE
<br />SANDED WITH FINE SANDPAPER AND THEN CLEANED BETWEEN COATS TO
<br />PRODUCE AN EVEN SURFACE.
<br />3.4.2 INTERIOR DOORS SHALL BE SEALED ON THE TOPS AND BOTTOMS WITH THE
<br />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
<br />ROOMS, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
<br />2.5. TESTING:
<br />3.5.1 PERFORM ALL TESTS IN INCONSPICUOUS LOCATIONS.
<br />3.5.2 SUBMIT ALL TEST RESULTS TO PUBLIX REPRESENTATIVE AND
<br />SHERWIN WILLIAMS REPRENSENTATIVE.
<br />3.5.3 ADHESION TESTING:
<br />3.5.3.1 IF TESTING WATERBORNE ACRYLICS, BUILDING MUST BE
<br />CONDITIONED PRIOR TO PERFORMING THE TEST.
<br />3.5.3.2 PERFORM ASTM D3359 STANDARD TEST METHODS FOR MEASURING
<br />ADHESION BY TAPE TEST.
<br />3.5.3.2.1 TEST METHOD A SHOULD BE USED.
<br />3.5.3.2.2 RESULTS SHOULD BE 3A OR BETTER.
<br />3.5.4 MIL TESTING:
<br />3.5.4.1 DRYWALL AND BLOCK WALLS: USE WET FILM THICKNESS GUAGE.
<br />3.5.4.2 ANY OTHER SUBSTRATES: DRY FILM THICKNESS GAUGE.
<br />2.6. CAULKING
<br />3.6.1 CAULK BETWEEN EXPOSED MASONRY AND STEEL FRAMES. CAULK AS
<br />REQUIRED TO CLOSE ALL MORTAR JOINTS.
<br />3.6.2 JOINTS AND SPACES TO BE CAULKED SHALL BE CLEAN AND DRY. LEAVE
<br />SURFACES NEAT AND CLEAN. CAULK BEFORE FINAL PAINTING.
<br />2.7, CLEAN-UP:
<br />3.7.1 UPON COMPLETION OF THE WORK, REMOVE ALL PAINT AND VARNISH
<br />SPOTS FROM FLOORS, GLASS AND OTHER SURFACES.
<br />3.7.2 REMOVE FROM THE PREMISES ALL RUBBISH AND ACCUMULATED DEBRIS.
<br />3.7.3 LEAVE WORK IN CLEAN, ORDERLY AND ACCEPTABLE CONDITION.
<br />3. SCHEDULES
<br />3.1. PRE -PAINTING CONFERENCE
<br />4.1.1 FIVE BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO START OF CEILING PAINTING MEET AT
<br />PROJECT SITE WITH REPRESENTATIVE FROM GENERAL CONTRACTOR, PAINTING
<br />CONTRACTOR, SW AND PUBLIX SUPERMARKETS.
<br />4.1.2 REVIEW REQUIREMENTS (CONTRACT DOCUMENTS), SUBMITTALS, STATUS OF
<br />COORDINATING WORK, AVAILABILITY OF MATERIALS, PROPOSED SCHEDULE,
<br />REQUIREMENTS FOR INSPECTIONS, PROPOSED APPLICATION PROCEDURES,
<br />SURFACE PREPARATION, RECORD DISCUSSION, INCLUDING AGREEMENT OR
<br />DISAGREEMENT ON MATTERS OF SIGNIFICANCE.
<br />4.1.3 FURNISH MINUTES OF MEETING TO EACH PARTICIPANT.
<br />3.2. EXTERIOR PAINT SCHEDULE
<br />4.2.1 CONCRETE MASONRY (CMU) - CINDER OR CONCRETE BLOCK (FOR
<br />ALL PUBLIX STANDARDIZED FACADES AND ALL PUBLIX EXPOSED
<br />EXTERIOR BLOCK WALLS)
<br />1ST COAT - SW LOXON BLOCK SURFACER - WATERBORNE - A24W200
<br />16MILS WET,8 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW LOXON XP WATERPROOFING SYSTEM-A24-1400
<br />SERIES14-18 MILS WET; 6.4-8.3 MILS DRY PER COAT.
<br />4.2.1.1 COLOR: OUTSIDE COLOR AS SELECTED BY SHOPPING CENTER
<br />ARCHITECT AND APPROVED BY PUBLIX' ARCHITECT.
<br />4.2.1.2 WHERE STORE RECEIVES REAR OR SIDE EXTERIOR PORTLAND
<br />CEMENT PLASTER: SEE SECTION 09220 - LATH AND PORTLAND CEMENT
<br />PLASTER, COLOR AS SELECTED BY SHOPPING CENTER ARCHITECT AND
<br />APPROVED BY PUBLIX' ARCHITECT.
<br />4.2.2 EXTERIOR FERROUS METAL (NOT ALUMINUM OR SHOP PAINTED):
<br />1ST COAT - PRO-CRYL UNIVERSAL WATER BASED PRIMER B66-310
<br />5-10 MILS WET, 2-4 MILS DRY2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PRO INDUSTRIAL
<br />DTM SEMI -GLOSS - WATERBORNE - B66W1150 SERIES COLOR AS INDICATED,
<br />OR IF NOT INDICATED, AS SELECTED BY PUBLIX ARCHITECT.
<br />4.2.3 EXTERIOR DOORS AND JAMBS
<br />1ST COAT - PRO-CRYL UNIVERSAL WATER BASED PRIMER B66-310
<br />5-10 MILS WET, 2-4 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PRO INDUSTRIAL DTM SEMI -GLOSS -
<br />WATERBORNE- B66W115O SERIES
<br />6.0-10.0 MILS WET, 2.5-4.0 MILS DRY
<br />OUTSIDE COLOR AS SELECTED BY SHOPPING CENTER ARCHITECT AND
<br />APPROVED BY PUBLIX' ARCHITECT; INSIDE COLOR AS SPECIFIED IN
<br />INTERIOR PAINT PARAGRAPHS.
<br />3.3. INTERIOR PAINT SCHEDULE
<br />4.3.1 CONCRETE -POURED IN PLACE, PRE -CAST (CEILING)
<br />SIENNA/SIENNA LITE PROTOTYPES: (WHEN CEILING IS PAINTED SW
<br />6102 PORTABELLO)
<br />PRIMER -SW LOXON BLOCK SURFACER-WATERBORNE-A24W200. 16
<br />MILS WET, 8 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS- SW WATERBONE ACRYLIC DRY FALL FLAT
<br />B42T1 (TINTED TO SW 6102 PORTABELLO) 7
<br />7.0-1 1.0 MILS WET DRY
<br />4.3.2 PRE -CAST CONCRETE DOUBLE "T" STRUCTURAL ROOF/CEILING ASSEMBLY
<br />& GALVANIZED
<br />METAL BRACKETS (FOR STORES THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS
<br />"UNIQUES" ONLY)
<br />1ST COAT: PRO INDUSTRIAL WATERBORNE ACRYLIC DRYFALL, EG-SHEL,
<br />B42W82
<br />2ND COAT: PRO INDUSTRIAL WATERBORNE ACRYLIC DRYFALL
<br />EG-SHEL, B42W82 SERIES
<br />4.3.3 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 ZERO VOC INTERIOR LATEX
<br />SEMI- GLOSS, B31-4600 SERIES4 MILS WET, 1.3 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />4.3.4 CONCRETE MASONRY (SALES AREA)
<br />1ST COAT - SW LOXON BLOCK SURFACER - WATERBORNE - A24W200.
<br />16 MILS WET, 8 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PROMAR 400 ZERO VOC FLAT, B30W4600
<br />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
<br />ALL WALLS FACING THE SALES AREA.).
<br />4.3.5 CONCRETE MASONRY WITH EPDXY WHERE INDICATED
<br />1ST COAT - LOXON BLOCK SURFACER - WATERBORNE - A24W200.
<br />16 MILS WET, 8 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - PRO INDUSTRIAL WATER BASED EPDXY GLOSS,
<br />B73-300/ B73V300
<br />(5.0-10.0 MIS WET, 2.0-4.0 MILS DRY) GYPSUM
<br />WALLBOARD (SALES AREA):
<br />1ST COAT - SW PROMAR 200 ZERO VOC INTERIOR LATEX PRIMER,
<br />B28WO2600 4 MILS WET, 1.1 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PROMAR ZERO VOC INTERIOR LATEX FLAT, 830-
<br />4600 SERIES 4 MILS WET, 1.2 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />(PROVIDE SEMI -GLOSS FINISH FROM FINISHED FLOOR TO 8' A.F.F. AT
<br />ALL WALLS FACING THE SALES AREA.).
<br />4.3.6 GYPSUM WALLBOARD IN BACK -ROOMS:
<br />1ST COAT - SW PROMAR 200 LATEX PRIMER, B28W2600
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.1 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS: SW PROMAR 400 SEMI -GLOSS, B31W4600
<br />SERIES MILS .4 MILS WET, 1.1 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />4.3.7 CUSTOMER SERVICE, FRONT OFFICES, CASH ROOM, GENERAL OFFICE
<br />AND MANAGER'S
<br />OFFICES, RESTROOM CEILINGS (WHERE INDICATED AS PAINTED):
<br />1ST COAT - SW PROMAR 200 LATEX PRIMER, 828W2600
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.1 MILS DRY.
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - 2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PROMAR 400
<br />ZERO VOC INTERIOR LATEX SEMI -GLOSS, B31-4600 SERIES
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.3 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />4.3.8 GYPSUM WALLBOARD BEHIND REFRIGERATED CASES
<br />ONE COAT - SW PROMAR 200 LATEX PRIMER B28W2600
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.3 MILS DRY
<br />4.3.9 PLYWOOD, WOOD SHELVING, WOOD BASE (WAINSCOT IN BACK ROOMS):
<br />1ST COAT - MULTI -PURPOSE PRIMER B51-450
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.4 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PROMAR 400 ZERO VOC INTERIOR LATEX
<br />SEMI- GLOSS, B31-4600 SERIES
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.3 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />4.3.10 FRP (REMODELS ONLY)
<br />1ST COAT - SW EXTREME BOND PRIMER, B51 W150
<br />4 MILS WET, 2 MILS DRY
<br />2ND & 3RD COATS - SW PRO INDUSTRIAL WATER BASED EPDXY GLOSS,
<br />B73-
<br />300/B73V300
<br />(5.0-10.0 MILS WET, 2.0-4.0 MILS DRY)
<br />4.3.11 PLENUM AREAS (IN BAKERY, AROUND HOODS, OVEN & SUPPLY OR
<br />EXHAUST CURTAIN WALLS WHERE OTHER FINISH IS NOT INDICATED.)
<br />1 ST COAT - PROMAR 200 LATEX PRIMER, B28W2600
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.1 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS - 2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PROMAR 400
<br />ZERO VOC INTERIOR LATEX SEMI -GLOSS, B31-4600 SERIES
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.3 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />4.3.12 INTERIOR EXPOSED METAL (BRUSH APPLICATION - ALL METALS EXCEPT
<br />AS ALLOWED IN SPRAY APPLICATIONS LISTED BELOW.) :
<br />1ST COAT - KEM KROMIK UNIVERSAL METAL PRIMER - SOLVENT
<br />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
<br />- A88 SERIES
<br />4.0 MILS WET, 1.6 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />COLOR: TO MATCH ADJACENT WALL.
<br />4.3.13 INTERIOR EXPOSED METAL: STRUCTURAL STEEL AND PRIMED METAL DECK;
<br />ELECTRICAL WORK; FITTINGS, AND OTHER WORK; FIRE SPRINKLER PIPING;
<br />PLUMBING AND GAS PIPING; HANGERS, AND OTHER SUPPORTS; OTHER
<br />EXPOSED ITEMS WHICH ARE NOT FACTORY FINISHED):
<br />SPOT PRIME (ALL UNPRIMED FERROUS METAL, FIELD WELDS AND
<br />RUSTED AREAS) - SW KEM KROMIK UNIVERSAL PRIMER B50WZ1
<br />6.0-8.0 MILS WET, 3.0-4.0 MILS DRY
<br />1ST AND 2ND COATS - SW SUPER SAVE-LITE DRYFALL SEMI -GLOSS B47W62
<br />6.0 MILS WET, 3.0 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />SIENNA/SIENNA LITE PROTOTYPES ONLY:(ONLY WHEN CEILING IS PAINTED
<br />PORTOBELLO)
<br />STEP 1. SPOT PRIME FOR RUSTED AREAS: TO BE USED ON WELD
<br />JOINTS AND RUST AREAS: SW KEM KROMIK UNIVERSAL METAL PRIMER,
<br />B50 SERIES (USE AS NEEDED)
<br />1ST COAT: SW SUPER SAVE LITE DRY FALL, B48W61 FLAT (NOT
<br />TINTED -SPRAY AS PRIMER COLOR)
<br />(6-6.5 MILS WET, 3-3.5 MILS DRY)
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS: SW WATERBONE ACRYLIC DRY FALL B42T1 CLEAR TINT
<br />BASE (FLAT)( TINTED TO SW6102 PORTABELLO) (7-11
<br />MILS WET, 3-4.5 MILS DRY)
<br />4.3.14 INTERIOR GALVANIZED METAL: DUCTWORK,ADJACENT HANGERS AND
<br />SUPPORTS, REFRIGERATION PANS AND MISC. GALVANIZED METAL. (SPRAY
<br />APPLICATION ALLOWED OVER
<br />13 FT. AFF ONLY: PROTECT GALVANIZED SURFACES FROM ALKYD COATINGS.
<br />SEE PREVIOUS SECTION FOR METHOD OF CLEANING GALVANIZED SURFACES.):
<br />1ST COAT - SW DTM ACRYLIC PRIMER FINISH 1366W1
<br />5-10 MILS WET, 2.5- 5 MILS DRY
<br />2ND AND 3RD COATS- 2ND AND 3RD COATS - SW PROMAR 400
<br />ZERO VOC INTERIOR LATEX SEMI -GLOSS, B31-4600 SERIES
<br />4 MILS WET, 1.3 MILS DRY PER COAT
<br />SEE DRAWINGS FOR COLOR SELECTION.
<br />4.3.15 REFRIGERATION PIPE INSULATION
<br />1ST COAT - SW PRO INDUSTRIAL DTM SEMI GLOSS-
<br />WATERBORNE- B66W1l5O SERIES, 6.0-10.0 MILS WET, 2.5-4.0
<br />MILS DRY
<br />2ND COAT - SW PRO INDUSTRIAL DTM SEMI GLOSS-
<br />WATERBORNE- B66W1l5O SERIES, 6.0-10.0 MILS WET, 2.5-4.0
<br />MILS DRY
<br />4.3.16 GLYCOL REFRIGERATION PIPING (LIGHT COLORED FINAL COAT)
<br />1ST COAT - TINT TO P1 SW EXTREME BOND PRIMER, B51W150
<br />6.5 MILS WET, 1 MILS DRY
<br />2ND COAT - SW PRO INDUSTRIAL DTM SEMI GLOSS-
<br />WATERBORNE- B66W1l5O SERIES, 6.0-10.0 MILS WET, 2.5-4.0
<br />MILS DRY
<br />4.3.17 GLYCOL REFRIGERATION PIPING (DARK COLORED FINAL COAT)
<br />1ST COAT - TINT TO P3 SW EXTREME BOND PRIMER, B51 W150
<br />6.5 MILS WET, 1 MILS DRY
<br />2ND COAT - SW PRO INDUSTRIAL DTM SEMI GLOSS-
<br />WATERBORNE- B66W1150 SERIES, 6.0-10.0 MILS WET, 2.5-4.0
<br />MILS DRY
<br />4.3.18 FILLERS
<br />PRINTABLE CAULKING - SW LOXON S1 SMOOTH POLYURETHANE SEALANT
<br />SPACKLING COMPOUND - SW C-50.
<br />ALL CAULKING AND SPACKLING SHALL BE DONE AFTER PRIME COAT IS APPLIED.
<br />4.3.19 PUTTY
<br />DAP "33" GLAZING COMPOUND
<br />END OF SECTION 09 91 00
<br />SECTION 10 21 13
<br />TOILET COMPARTMENTS
<br />V12202016
<br />1. GENERAL
<br />1.1. SUBMITTALS:
<br />1.1.1 SUBMIT L01 IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 01 33 00 SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES.
<br />1.1.2 SHOP DRAWINGS SHOWING PLANS, ELEVATIONS, AND ATTACHMENT AND HARDWARE
<br />DETAILS.
<br />2.PRODUCTS
<br />2.1. MANUFACTURERS:
<br />2.2. SANTANA COMTEC CAPITOL, SCRANTON, PA
<br />MILLS/BRADLEY, MENOMONEE FALLS, WI
<br />GLOBAL STEEL PRODUCTS CORP., DEER PARK, NY
<br />AMPCO PRODUCTS, INC., MIAMI, FL
<br />2.3. CONSTRUCTION: PARTITIONS SHALL BE 1" THICK, HIGH DENSITY POLYETHYLENE
<br />(HDPE); ALL EDGES SHALL BE MACHINED TO A RADIUS OF 0.250" AND ALL SHARP
<br />CORNERS REMOVED. ALL DIVIDING PANELS AND DOORS SHALL BE 55" HIGH
<br />MOUNTED 14" A.F.F., OR 58" HIGH MOUNTED 12" A.F.F.
<br />2.4. COLOR: SEE FINISH LEGEND IN CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS FOR PARTITION COLOR.
<br />2.5. HARDWARE: FINISHES WILL BE EITHER BRIGHT ANODIZED OR SATIN FINISH
<br />ALUMINUM UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.
<br />2.5.1 WALL BRACKETS: CONTINUOUS FULL -PANEL -LENGTH EXTRUDED.
<br />2.5.2 HEAD RAILS: EXTRUDED.
<br />2.5.3 PILASTER SHOES: 20 GA. STAINLESS STEEL.
<br />2.5.4 HINGES: MUST BE DESIGNED TO ALLOW EMERGENCY ACCESS.
<br />2.5.4.1 HINGES MUST BE
<br />SELF -CLOSING 8 INCH ALUMINUM
<br />2.5.5 LATCHES: MUST BE DESIGNED TO ALLOW EMERGENCY ACCESS.
<br />2.5.5.1 ALUMINUM, BRITE ANODIZED.
<br />2.5.6 HANDLES: PROVIDE HANDLE ON BOTH SIDES OF DOOR.
<br />2.5.7 STRIKES: MUST BE DESIGNED TO ALLOW FOR EMERGENCY ACCESS.
<br />2.5.8 BUMPER/HOOKS: HEAVY CHROME PLATED ZAMAC.
<br />2.5.9 PULL (ACCESSIBLE STALL AND AMBULATORY STALLS ONLY):
<br />PROVIDE PULLS ON BOTH SIDES OF STALL DOOR - HEAVY DUTY
<br />CHROME PLATED ZAMAC.
<br />3. EXECUTION
<br />3.1. INSTALLATION: INSTALLATION SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPROVED DRAWINGS
<br />AND MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD RECOMMENDATIONS.
<br />END OF SECTION 10 21 13
<br />SECTION 10 28 13
<br />TOILET ACCESSORIES
<br />V01062015
<br />1. GENERAL
<br />1.1. SUBMITTALS:
<br />1.1.1 SUBMIT L01 AND MANUFACTURER'S LITERATURE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
<br />01 33 00
<br />SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES. PROVIDE ITEM COUNT FOR EACH SUPPLIED ACCESSORY.
<br />2. PRODUCTS
<br />2.1. TOILET ACCESSORIES: MODEL NUMBERS LISTED ARE FOR BRADLEY ACCESSORIES.
<br />EQUIVALENT MODEL NUMBERS ARE LISTED IN THE L01.
<br />2.1.1 MIRROR (MR1): 1 /4" FLOAT GLASS, QUALITY 03 OR BETTER MIRROR
<br />WITH GALVANIZED STEEL BACK, STAINLESS STEEL FRAME AND WITH THEFT
<br />PROOF MOUNTING, 1691X 3619. BRADLEY, ASI OR BOBRICK. (MODEL
<br />B-165-1636)
<br />2.1.2 MIRROR (MR2): 1 /491 FLOAT GLASS, QUALITY Q3 OR BETTER, POLISHED
<br />EDGES, 18" X 42".
<br />BRADLEY, ASI OR BOBRICK. (MODEL 747-7471)
<br />2.1.3 MIRROR (MR3): 1 /4" FLOAT GLASS, QUALITY Q3 OR BETTER MIRROR
<br />WITH GALVANIZED STEEL BACK, STAINLESS STEEL FRAME AND THEFT PROOF
<br />MOUNTING, 481IX3619. BRADLEY, ASI OR BOBRICK.(MODEL B-165-4836)
<br />2.1.4 GRAB BARS: 1 1/2" DIAMETER SATIN FINISH STAINLESS STEEL; ONE 36
<br />INCH AT THE REAR AND ONE 42 INCH TO THE SIDE OF EACH HANDICAPPED
<br />TOILET. WHERE ANSI 117.1 IS APPLICABLE ADD ONE 24" VERTICAL BAR
<br />(CHECK PLANS FOR LOCATIONS). BRADLEY, ASI OR BOBRICK.(BRADEX 812)
<br />2.1.5 COAT HOOK : BRADLEY 233, ASI OR BOBRICK. (MODEL 917)
<br />2.1.6 BABY CHANGING STATION: SAFE STRAP CO. "DIAPER -DEPOT CHANGING
<br />STATION," MODEL # 4304 - WHITE. FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY
<br />PUBLIX.
<br />2.1.7 PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER: KIMBERLY CLARK MODEL 09302. FURNISHED
<br />AND INSTALLED BY PUBLIX.
<br />2.1.8 SEAT COVER DISPENSER: KIMBERLY CLARK MODEL 09526. FURNISHED AND
<br />INSTALLED BY
<br />PUBLIX.
<br />2.1.9 SANITARY NAPKIN RECEPTACLE: RUBBERMAID MODEL 6140-00; IN
<br />WOMEN'S OR FAMILY RESTROOMS ONLY. FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY
<br />PUBLIX.
<br />2.1.10 TOILET TISSUE DISPENSER: KIMBERLY CLARK MODEL 09566. FURNISHED
<br />AND INSTALLED BY PUBLIX.
<br />2.1.11 TRASH RECEPTACLE: "SLIM JIM TOP", FURNISHED BY PUBLIX.
<br />2.1.12 ELECTRIC HAND DRYER-ASI MODEL 0160-STD. WHITE. (ALTERNATE FOR
<br />REMODELS ONLY)
<br />2.2. SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR WATER CLOSET, FLUSH VALVE ASSEMBLY, URINAL,
<br />AND
<br />LAVATORY SPECIFICATIONS.
<br />3. EXECUTION
<br />3.1. INSTALLATION: INSTALL ALL TOILET ACCESSORIES SECURELY TO WALLS INDICATED.
<br />PROVIDE AND INSTALL ALL REQUIRED WALL REINFORCEMENTS AND BLOCKING AS
<br />NECESSARY TO INSTALL ACCESSORIES. GRAB BARS SHALL BE MOUNTED TO
<br />REINFORCED WALLS TO WITHSTAND A POINT LOAD OF 350 POUNDS AT ANY POINT.
<br />END OF SECTION 10 28 13
<br />SECTION 11 13 00
<br />LOADING DOCK EQUIPMENT
<br />1. GENERAL
<br />NOT USED.
<br />2. PRODUCTS
<br />2.1. DOCK SEALS:
<br />2.1.1. PROVIDE DOCK SEALS AT ALL DOCKS THAT UTILIZE AN EXTERIOR DOOR FOR
<br />DIRECT ACCESS INTO TRUCKS (51.X, 60.X PROTOTYPES).
<br />2.1.2. SEALS SHALL BE VESTIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, MODEL D-150-B-P, TO
<br />ACCOMMODATE DOOR HEIGHT -102", DOOR WIDTH -84", MANUFACTURER'S
<br />STANDARD CONSTRUCTION, SQUARED VERTICALS, ALL WOOD PRESSURE TREATED, 36
<br />OZ. VINYL REINFORCED BASE MATERIAL, 18 OZ. FULL HEIGHT ARMOR PLEATS,
<br />MOUNTING BRACKETS AND HARDWARE, AND ALL OTHER ITEMS TO PROVIDE A
<br />COMPLETE SERVICEABLE INSTALLATION.
<br />3. EXECUTION
<br />3.1. INSTALLATION: INSTALL ALL LOADING DOCK EQUIPMENT SECURELY TO WALLS
<br />INDICATED. FOLLOW MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL RESPECTS.
<br />END OF SECTION 11 13 00
<br />SECTION 21 00 00
<br />FIRE SUPPRESSION
<br />V04162013
<br />1. GENERAL
<br />1.1. SUBMIT LOIS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 01 33 00 SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES.
<br />1.2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:
<br />1.2.1 CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS INDICATE THE DESIGN OF A FIRE SPRINKLER
<br />SYSTEM THAT COMPLIES WITH THE INTENT OF PUBLIX. INFORMATION
<br />CONTAINED IN THESE DOCUMENTS SHALL BE THE ONLY BASIS FOR BID.
<br />1.2.2 PUBLIX IS THE APPROVER OF ALL SYSTEMS.
<br />1.2.3 DESIGN CHANGES:
<br />1.2.3.1 IT IS RECOGNIZED THAT THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS TO OBTAIN
<br />THE PROTECTION INTENDED BY PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS. IF CHANGES
<br />CAN BE MADE TO THE DESIGN TO ACHIEVE COST OR TIME SAVINGS,
<br />THESE SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS FOR
<br />APPROVAL BEFORE REQUESTING APPROVAL BY THE AUTHORITY HAVING
<br />JURISDICTION.
<br />1.2.3.2 WORK SHALL NOT BEGIN ON THE ASSUMPTION OF APPROVABILITY
<br />OF CHANGES TO THE DESIGN.
<br />1.2.3.3 IF PUBLIX APPROVES DESIGN CHANGES, SUBMIT CHANGE ORDER
<br />REQUEST FOR INCLUSION IN CONTRACT.
<br />1.3. SCOPE OF WORK:
<br />1.3.1 PROVIDE COMPLETE OVERHEAD SPRINKLER SYSTEM AS SHOWN ON THE
<br />DRAWINGS AND DESCRIBED HEREIN.
<br />1.3.2 MAKE CONNECTION TO THE UNDERGROUND SUPPLY AT THE "POINT OF
<br />SERVICE" AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS.
<br />1.3.3 PROVIDE BACK FLOW PREVENTER AND OS&Y VALVE ASSEMBLY AT
<br />LOCATION SHOWN IN THE SITE DOCUMENTS.
<br />1.3.4 LOCATE FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION AS DIRECTED BY THE AUTHORITY
<br />HAVING JURISDICTION.
<br />1.3.5 PROVIDE DRY PIPE SYSTEM FOR EXTERIOR HEADS AT LOCATIONS NORTH
<br />OF FLORIDA STATE HIGHWAY 60, WITH UNDER -CANOPY HEADS AS INDICATED,
<br />AND CONCEALED HEADS AS REQUIRED.
<br />1.3.6 PROVIDE INTERCONNECTIONS TO SYSTEMS PROVIDED UNDER SEPARATE
<br />CONTRACT OR BY
<br />OWNER.
<br />1.3.7 PROVIDE OTHER SYSTEMS AND APPARATUS AS NEEDED FOR SECURITY OF
<br />COMPONENTS, EASE OF ACCESS BY FIRE FIGHTERS AND OFFICIALS, AND AS
<br />REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETE, INTEGRATED SYSTEM.
<br />1.4. RELATED WORK BY OTHERS:
<br />1.4.1 CONNECTION TO MAINS:
<br />1.4.1.1 UNDERGROUND FIRE SPRINKLER WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM SHALL BE
<br />AS APPROVED BY THE PUBLIX SUPER MARKETS ENGINEER AND THE
<br />AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION, INCLUDING AN ACCEPTABLE OUTLET AT
<br />A "POINT OF CONNECTION" WITHIN 5 FT. OF THE BUILDING, LATERAL
<br />FROM THE FIRE MAIN OR BACKFLOW PREVENTER, FURNISHED AND
<br />INSTALLED BY OUTSIDE UTILITY SUBCONTRACTOR.
<br />1.4.1.2 ALL SUCH FIRE SPRINKLER WORK SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY A
<br />FIRE SPRINKLER CONTRACTOR DULY REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF THE
<br />WORK, AND QUALIFIED BY EXPERIENCE IN WORK OF SIMILAR SCOPE TO
<br />THAT INDICATED IN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. SUCH WORK SHALL
<br />INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, CONNECTIONS TO MAINS,
<br />UNDERGROUND SUPPLIES, BACKFLOW PREVENTERS, VALVES, FITTINGS AND
<br />OTHER APPURTENANCES REQUIRED TO CONNECT THE WATER SUPPLY TO
<br />THE FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM.
<br />1.4.2 CENTRAL STATION ALARM SYSTEM, COMPLETE AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS,
<br />FURNISHED AND INSTALLED UNDER SEPARATE CONTRACT.
<br />1.5. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
<br />1.5.1 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DESIGN, MANUFACTURE, TESTING AND
<br />METHODS OF INSTALLING ALL MATERIALS, APPARATUS, AND EQUIPMENT
<br />SHALL CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA STANDARDS 24 AND 13
<br />AND, IN SOME CASES, THAT OF FM GLOBAL.
<br />1.5.2 CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LOCAL BUILDING CODE AND
<br />THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. IF CONFLICTS OCCUR BETWEEN THE
<br />REQUIREMENTS OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED CODES AND AUTHORITIES, THE
<br />MOST STRINGENT SHALL GOVERN.
<br />1.5.3 OBTAIN A HYDRANT FLOW TEST, PERFORMED WITHIN THE PREVIOUS 6
<br />MONTH TIME PERIOD, AND ENSURE ITS ACCEPTABILITY BY ALL AUTHORITIES
<br />HAVING JURISDICTION PRIOR TO BASING CALCULATIONS AND PROPOSAL ON
<br />THE RESULTS OF THE TEST.
<br />1.5.4 PROVIDE INSPECTOR'S TEST CONNECTION AT MOST REMOTE POINT FROM
<br />RISER. PROVIDE MINIMUM 1 PER RISER.
<br />1.5.5 SPACING OF SPRINKLERS SHALL NOT EXCEED 130 SQ. FT. PER
<br />SPRINKLER, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM PUBLIX.
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