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83040.02 - 501-44 <br /> Architectural Testing Page 5 of 10 <br /> Test Specimen Description: (Continued) <br /> Drainage: (Continued) <br /> Description Quantity Location <br /> 5/8" wide by 3/16" 2 Sill, roller track vinyl tower through <br /> high weep slot both walls one at each end <br /> 3/8" wide by I /8 " 4 Glazing track of the bottom rails, <br /> deep weep notch one on each end <br /> Hardware: <br /> Description Quantity Location <br /> Dual arm lock with 1 Lock stile, 35" From bottom <br /> handle and mating keeper rail with keeper at jamb <br /> Metal roller assembly 2 Operable panel bottom rail, <br /> one on each end <br /> Screen Construction: The rigid PVC screen frame was of mitered and welded corner <br /> construction. The frame contained four adjustable plastic glides, one at each end of the top <br /> and bottom rails. A fabric mesh was secured with a flexible spline. The vertical frame <br /> members contained a "U" shaped aluminum reinforcement (Reference Drawing No_ 18044). <br /> Installation: The units were installed in wood bucks constructed of Spruce -Pin -Fir <br /> construction lumber. The unit was fastened through the frame with nineteen #10 x 3" long <br /> screws. The head was fastened to the buck with three screws, one 6" from each end and one <br /> midspan. Each jamb was fastened to the buck with eight screws, four per track, located 6" <br /> from each end and spaced 22" on center. The head and sill were also fastened to the buck <br /> with two #10 x 3" long screws, one through each aluminum panel support at the end <br /> location nearest the meeting rails. The keeper was secured with three #10 x 3" long screws <br /> through the jamb and into the wood buck. The sill was embedded in silicone sealant. The <br /> interior and exterior perimeter of the frame was sealed to the wood buck with silicone <br /> sealant. <br />