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, , ,I ,'" ',. . ,:'~.:' ,:. ( ; ,';';': , l' '.'., 'f ' ., . .' ProjectNo.T137"o3 Glazing System: . , . .. . '.. . Each sash was ~ed{lr drop glazed with 1/~>>tbickinsulated glass'using double-sided foam gIazingtape. Tbe sashutimed two (l/S") thick clear annealed glass fiteswjth a 5/8" continuousmeta1~ sp~.cer. An exterior S'nap-insingte leafdua1 duro meter rigid vinyl-glazing bead secured tbe gfass. Page 4 of6 Weep Holes: Two (318" x 3/32'}weepslotswereJocated at thegl~ng trackt.hrough the bottom of the top sash bottom hori.z-ontal rail, one 4-lJg" fr0111 each end. Two (1/4" x 3132") weep slots were. located at me gl~g tracl: oithe bottom sash bottom horizontal rail, one 2" tram each end. One (3/8" x: 3116") weep slot were located just above e~ch ,of.the pivor bars on the ends of the bottom sash rail of the both sas.hes. Two (112" x 118") b$tled weep slots were loeated on the exterior face of the sill, each one 1-7/&" from each end. Four (112" x liS") weep slots were located on the inner chamher wall of the sill, . two on very end of each side. Two ( 112" x 3/16") weep slots were located on the interior ofllie sil~ one 1-3/4" from each en<l.The frame sill was a sloped sill. Three (3/8" diameter) bafEIed weep holes were located on the bottqmrail of the- screen, one weep in tbe center and one 5-3/4" from each end. Sealant: Silicone sealant was applied to all the following areas: · Entire bottom of the sill to buck intersection. , .. Screw heads bole openings used tor anchorage of the frame to buck. · Exterior and interior of frame to buck intersection. .. A~" woad Shfm around the perimeter of the frame secured to the frame. · Cover flange at the sill and header on the exterior of the frame was sealed to the frame/flange intersection and the flange was also sealedto the buck/flange intersection, Aneborage: A ~~" wood shim was attached with silicone to the perimeter of the buck frame. Two additional W' wood sbimstrips were attached at ea,chjambscrewattachment to the wood buck. The frame was attached to the buck using 2" long wood. screws. along with silicone at thp. 'Q:il] 1l'nA ^, +.h~ O"1.rl"4"';" "f'" 4':tI., t:f ~"".a:"'::.~....' . -. . 0+'0.... ,J:!<th: -~';:-TV'J +", L't ,...{.....; +-araa:r-+;.... . -'p~,€"'"h ...~ ..... ;,.:<.~ .",n :..'- --...."..0. "....'1... ".."'..", penm",.", Or e,.e. !T<<u.,e ~O au......... ,n....i'-........"ons. '-'<+....u jamb Was attached with five sets of2" long screws. The head~r was attached with three sets of wood screws. Each set of screws consisted ofa screw located on the interior jamb track and one screw located on the exterior track of the frame. Each set of screws were attached parallel to each other. The sill was secured using Ii built up. of wood that was secured to the 'buck and then the sill was attached "With silicone to the wood. Thee:aerior of the sill then used a trim attachment and was secured to the frame sill and buck using silicone.