CG kitchen project manual - 2026-05-25.pdf

16 EAST 12TH STREET 202400533

CINCINNATI OH 45202-7202

US CONSUL GENERAL RESIDENCE – KICHEN RENOVATION

“Villa Mirador” Aire d’Anfa

Casablanca, Morocco

PROJECT MANUAL

INTERIOR ALTERATIONS

VOLUME 1 of 1

May 25, 2026

16 EAST 12TH STREET

CINCINNATI OH 45202-7202

PROJECT MANUAL

US CONSUL GENERAL RESIDENCE – KICHEN RENOVATION

Interior Alterations

May 25, 2026

OWNER

PROJECT

ARCHITECT

PLUMBING MECHANICAL AND

ELECTRICAL

CONSULTING ENGINEERING

The United States Government (USG) Department of State (DOS) Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) U.S. Consulate General - Casablanca

US CONSUL GENERAL RESIDENCE

ARCHITECTURE 359, INC.

16 East 12th Street Cincinnati OH 45202-7202

Othman Bassou Africa Think -SARL AU 79, Avenue Ibn Sina 2 ème Etage Apt 6 Agdal Rabat, 10080 Maroc

US Consul General Residence Casablanca – Kitchen Renovation 25 May 2026 202400533

INDEX TO PROJECT MANUAL

Division Section Title

DIVISION 00 PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING REQUIREMENTS

00 01 10 Table of Contents 00 63 19 Request for Information (RFI) 00 63 25 Request for Consideration of Substitution 00 63 89 Request for Release of Digital Data

DIVISION 01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

01 73 00 Execution 01 77 00 Project Closeout

DIVISION 02 DEMOLITION

02 41 00 Selective Demolition

DIVISION 05 METALS

05 50 00 Metal Fabrications

DIVISION 06 WOOD AND PLASTICS

06 41 00 Wood Cabinets

DIVISION 08 DOORS AND WINDOWS

08 14 33 Stile and Rail Wood Doors 08 71 11 Interior Door Hardware 08 80 00 Interior Glazing for Doors and Cabinets

DIVISION 09 FINISHES

09 26 00 Interior Plaster 09 30 13 Ceramic Tile 09 30 14 Cement Tile 09 91 23 Interior Painting

DIVISION 11 EQUIPMENT

11 31 00 Residential Appliances

DIVISION 12 FURNISHINGS

12 36 61 Quartz Countertops

MEP SPECIFICATIONS

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00 63 19 - Request for Information/Interpretation/Clarification

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION/INTERPRETATION/CLARIFICATION (RFI) RFI No.

Project Name:

General Contractor:

Date of Issue:

Requested Reply Date:

Copies to:

File, Owner, General Contractor Via Email

CONTRACTOR'S REQUEST FOR INFORMATION/INTERPRETATION

(Attach Request and Supplemental Documentation behind Form)

SUPPORTING INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY CONTRACTOR

Check All That Apply

Project Manual Section______________ Page_____________ Article_____________________ Drawings (Include References) Other (Attach Field Sketches, Other Descriptions)

RECOMMENDATION BY CONTRACTOR FOR RESOLUTION:

(Contractor is suggested to provide a recommended resolution. Attach recommendation including im-pact.)

ARCHITECT'S RESPONSE AND ACTION

Not Reviewed. Request for RFI not submitted through proper channels as defined by the Contract Documents, or RFI does not comply with minimum requirements for submittal. No action taken.

Reviewed. Response in Architect's professional opinion is not believed to affect the Contract Sum or Contract Time. Contractor is to proceed immediately with the Work in accordance with the Architect's response unless the Contractor disputes that no claim is involved.

Reviewed. Response is not an authorization to proceed with the Work if Contractor believes this re-sponse involves a change to the Contract Sum or Contract Time (Contract Duration). Contractor shall give immediate written notice of claim, and within 3 days of this response submit to Owner a Change Order or a Contractor-Initiated Proposal for any believed change and await Owner's consideration and instruction before proceeding.

For Architect

Signature Printed Name and Title Date

00 63 25 - Request for Consideration of Substitution

REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION OF SUBSTITUTION

TO BE COMPLETED BY CONTRACTOR PROPOSING SUBSTITUTION

Attach Supplemental Documentation behind Forms; Use Separate Forms for Each Request

Project Name:

Project Number:

General Contractor:

Contractor Submitting Request:

SUBMISSION FOR:

Cause Convenience Other (Describe)

PROPOSED SUBSTITUTION FOR CONSIDERATION

Specification Title Drawing Sheet

Section Article Page Detail Number

Proposed Substitution

Manufacturer Product

Reason For Request

COMPARISON WITH SPECIFIED PRODUCT

Codes: Substitution Complies with Codes and Standards in Effect

Yes-Attach Complete Data No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Accessibility: Substitution Complies with Handicapped Accessibility Requirements

Yes-Attach Complete Data No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Fire Resistance: Substitution Complies with Fire Resistance /Flammability Indicated

Yes-Attach Complete Data/Rating No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Corrosion-Resistance: Substitution Complies with Performance Requirements Indicated

Yes-Attach Complete Data No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Suitability and Compatibility: Substitution Suitable and Applicable for Actual Project Conditions

Other Performance: Substitution Complies with Performance Requirements Indicated

Other Construction: Substitution Affects Other Construction (Structure, Envelope, etc):

Yes-Attach Explanation No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Building Systems: Substitution Affects Other Systems (HVAC, Plumbing, Fire Protection, etc):

Yes-Attach Explanation No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Environmental Restrictions: Substitution Complies with Climate/Temperature Performance Indicated

Yes-Attach Complete Data No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Warranties: Substitution Complies with Warranty and Special Warranty Requirements Indicated

Yes-Attach Complete Data No Differences: Attach Explanation NA

Availability: Substitution Delivery and Installation Complies with Project Schedule and Contract Time

Yes-Attach Schedule for Substitution No Differences: Attach Explanation

SUPPORTING INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY CONTRACTOR

Product Data Drawings Samples Tests Reports Other _______________ ___

By attaching supporting information, the Undersigned certifies it has reviewed and attached information necessary to evaluate the request, that applicable portions of information relevant are clearly identified, and information describes any and all changes necessary to carry out the Substitution.

Proposed Add or Deduct to Contract Sum (Circle Which):

The Undersigned, having authority to execute this Substitution and having examined the Contract Docu-ments and conditions affecting the Substitution proposed, certifies:

• Requested substitution is consistent with the design intent of Contract Documents and at a mini-mum will produce indicated results.

• Requested substitution will not adversely affect Contractor's construction schedule.

• Requested substitution has received necessary approvals of authorities having jurisdiction.

• Requested substitution is suitable for Project conditions and is compatible with other portions of the Work.

• Requested substitution has been coordinated with other portions of the Work.

• Requested substitution provides at a minimum the specified warranty performance and duration.

• If requested substitution involves more than one contractor, requested substitution has been co-ordinated with other portions of the Work, is uniform and consistent, is compatible with other products, and is acceptable to all contractors involved.

• Substitution does not require revisions to permit application or Contract Documents, unless agreed to by the Owner or includes the Owner's cost of such revisions.

• Proposed substitution has been fully investigated and determined to meet or exceed require-ments indicated in the Contract Documents except as indicated in substitution request.

• Proposed substitution includes all work necessary to ensure the substitution and the overall Work is complete and performs properly.

• Proposed substitution provides same maintenance service and source of replacement parts, as applicable.

• Proposed substitution does not affect dimensional and functional clearances.

• Cost for the proposed substitution as stated above is the complete cost. Contractor agrees to waive any additional claims to additional payment or time (duration).

• If revisions to Contract Documents or general building permit documents are necessary, Contrac-tor agrees to furnish sufficient information to Owner and Architect for change within 5 days of ac-ceptance date if accepted by Owner.

• Contractor agrees to perform all coordination with trades related to this substitution.

ARCHITECT'S REVIEW OF SUBSTITUTION REQUEST AND ACTION

Substitution Reviewed with Comments: Restrictions or conditions for substitution's use indicated;

submit for use in accordance with Division 01 Section "Submittal Procedures."

Substitution Reviewed, Revise and Resubmit: If time permits, revise and resubmit information to satis-fy comments indicated.

Substitution Rejected; Substitution not permitted; use originally specified product.

Substitution Not Received in Timely Manner; Substitution not permitted; use originally specified prod-uct.

Restrictions/Conditions for Use of Substitution:

Furnish Additional Information Indicated Below and Resubmit for Consideration:

For Architect:

Signature Printed Name Date

00 63 89 - Request for Release of Digital Data Form

REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF DIGITAL DATA

TO BE EXECUTED BY CONTRACTOR REQUESTING RELEASE OF DIGITAL DATA

Agreement must be submitted to General Contractor and Architect bearing original signature Form is comprised of 2 pages

Project Name:

Project Number:

General Contractor:

Contractor Submitting Request:

CONSENT TO CONDITIONS TO RELEASE DIGITAL DATA

The undersigned, having authority to legally obligate the undersigned Contractor indicated above, its Contractors, Subcontractors, Suppliers, and others engaged in the Work, its heirs and assigns, (collec-tively "Contractor"), acknowledges and accepts that digital data made available from Architect, its Con-sultants and Sub-consultants (collectively "Architect") is furnished subject to Contractor's acceptance of all terms and conditions in this agreement.

Contractor acknowledges and accepts (a) this consent is the entire Agreement between parties, (b) Archi-tect grants a non-exclusive limited license to use the digital data solely and exclusively to perform ser-vices or construction for the Project indicated, and other uses or purposes, including disclosure, distribu-tion, or sale to any third party, are prohibited, (c) all drawings, specifications, field data, notes, reports, or other documents created by the digital data are instruments of service prepared by the Architect and re-main the property of the Architect, and the Architect shall retain all common law, statutory, and other re-served rights, including copyrights, (d) to the fullest extent permitted by law, Contractor shall indemnify and hold harmless the Architect from any and all claims, including third party claims, and including legal fees, arising from or related to Contractor's use, modification, distribution, or unauthorized use of digital data furnished, and Contractor waives any and all claims against the Architect, (e) Contractor agrees to keep confidential information strictly confidential except to those who require information furnished to per-form services for the Project, (f) Architect makes no warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular use, either express or implied, (g) Architect makes no representations of any kind as to completeness or accuracy of any digital data furnished nor represent it is without defect or error, that differences may exist between Contract Documents, printed documents, and digital data furnished. Digital data furnished is not to be considered the Contract Documents, (h) this Agreement does not constitute a sale of any kind, in-cluding sale of title or interest, (i) Contractor shall be solely responsible for verification of all data or infor-mation contained within digital data, (j) Architect furnishes digital data in the Architect's digital format without modification and without technical support, (k) Contractor may not assign this Agreement, (l) Ar-chitect may, for due cause or violation of any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement, revoke its per-mission to use the digital data furnished, (m) all obligations in this Agreement shall survive termination of this Agreement, (n) Ohio law governs this Agreement, (o) if any provision in this Agreement is found in a competent court of law to be invalid or unenforceable, that provision found invalid or unenforceable shall be modified to maintain its intent or severed from this Agreement, and other provisions of this Agreement shall remain in full effect.

For Contractor

00 63 89 - Request for Release of Digital Data Form

ARCHITECT'S REVIEW OF REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF DIGITAL DATA AND ACTION

TO BE FILLED OUT BY ARCHITECT

Use of digital data shall not be permitted until Architect's receipt of original, fully executed agreement; no digital data shall be released with Architect's title block or other similar information.

Reviewed, Release Granted Reviewed, Release Incomplete; Contractor may Revise and Resubmit if Desired Reviewed, Release Denied

Description of Digital Data Released:

Attach additional sheets as necessary

For Architect

Signature Printed Name Date

01 73 00 – Execution

SECTION 01 73 00 – EXECUTION

PART 1 – GENERAL

1. Summary

1.1 Provide temporary protection for character-defining architectural features and collections objects located outside the immediate construction zone but potentially impacted by contractor circulation, debris hauling, vibrations, and dust.

1.2 Limit vibrations, using hand tools where necessary, to minimize potential disturbance to sensitive, brittle, and irreplaceable architectural finishes throughout the residence.

2. References

Property is a cultural heritage resource owned and operated by the USG, and as such all work shall be in compliance with the Secretary of Interior Standards for Historic Preservation.

3. Submittals

3.1 Protection Plan: Drawings and written description of proposed protection measures.

3.2 Product Data: Materials used for barriers, coverings, vibration monitoring devices.

3.3 Condition Documentation: Pre-construction photographs and written survey of features to be protected.

4. Quality Assurance

4.1 Contractor shall employ personnel experienced in protection of historic and sensitive materials.

4.2 Coordinate with Owner’s representative and conservator for collections objects.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

5. Protection Materials

5.1 Dust Barriers: Flame-retardant, vapor-permeable (Tyvek) or offset (not taped) polyethylene sheeting, minimum 6 mil (0.15mm) thickness. Allow airflow to prevent condensation.

5.2 Vibration Monitoring: Portable seismographs or accelerometers, calibrated.

5.3 Surface Protection: Acid-free paper, padded blankets, plywood sheathing for impact-prone areas.

5.4 Floor Protection: Heavy-duty reinforced paper or composite board, slip-resistant.

6. Fasteners and Supports

6.1 Non-staining, non-invasive fasteners; avoid adhesives on historic surfaces.

6.2 Temporary framing: lightweight metal or chemically inert non-treated plywood or wood stud assemblies, removable without damage.

6.3 Miscellaneous supports, spacers, joints, and infill: chemically inert rigid load-bearing insulation.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

7. Preparation

7.1 Survey and document existing conditions prior to construction: Coordinate with OBO Office of Cultural Heritage for listing of heritage objects and requirements for protection, assessment, and cataloguing.

7.2 Identify circulation paths and debris hauling routes; install barriers accordingly.

7.3 Contractor shall limit construction vibrations to ≤0.14 in/sec (3.6 mm/s PPV), in accordance with FTA Transit Noise and Vibration Impact Assessment Manual (2018) Table 7.5 Construction Vibration Damage Criteria. For extremely fragile historic features, limit construction vibrations to ≤0.08 in/sec (2 mm/s PPV).

7.4 Test existing water pressure and drainage performance prior to connecting new fixtures and appliances. Document results and notify Owner of deficiencies before installation.

7.5 Verify capacity and condition of existing electrical panel prior to connecting new circuits or appliances. Document findings and notify Owner of deficiencies before installation.

7.6 Requests for Information (RFIs): Submit RFIs in using Form provided in section 00 63 19 to the Owner’s Representative. Each RFI shall clearly identify the issue, reference relevant drawings/specifications, and propose resolution if applicable. Responses shall be documented and incorporated into project records.

7.7 Requests for Substitutions: Submit substitutions for consideration using Form provided in section 00 63 25. Provide complete technical data, performance comparisons, and evidence of equivalency. Substitutions shall not be implemented without written approval from the Owner.

8. Installation

8.1 Erect dust barriers to isolate construction zones.

8.2 Cover sensitive surfaces with protective sheathing.

8.3 Install vibration monitoring devices adjacent to fragile features.

9. Maintenance

9.1 Inspect protections daily; repair or replace damaged barriers immediately.

9.2 Maintain cleanliness; remove dust accumulations from protected areas.

10. Removal

10.1 Remove protections only after completion of construction activities.

10.2 Restore protected features to pre-construction condition.

SECTION 01 77 00 – Project Closeout

SECTION 01 77 00 – PROJECT CLOSEOUT

PART 1 – GENERAL

1. Summary: Provide requirements for project closeout, including submission of as-built documentation, warranties, maintenance instructions, and product data sheets, and HVAC testing and balancing reports.

2. Submittals:

2.1 As-built drawings for all wiring and piping systems.

2.2 Manufacturer warranties for installed products and equipment.

2.3 Maintenance manuals and operating instructions.

2.4 Product data sheets for all major components and systems.

2.5 HVAC testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) reports.

3. Closeout Procedures:

3.1 Complete all corrective work prior to final inspection.

3.2 Submit required documents to Owner before request for Final Completion.

3.3 Provide Owner with digital and hard-copy formats where applicable.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Ensure all documents are accurate, current, and coordinated with field conditions.

4.2 Verify that warranties are properly executed and transferable to Owner.

4.3 Confirm HVAC TAB reports reflect actual operating conditions and compliance with design intent.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

5. As-Built Documentation:

5.1 Provide marked-up drawings showing actual installation of wiring and piping.

5.2 Include routing, connections, and deviations from contract documents.

6. Warranties:

6.1 Submit manufacturer’s standard warranties for all products.

6.2 Minimum coverage: one year unless otherwise specified.

6.3 Extended warranties shall be transferred to Owner at Final Completion.

7. Maintenance and Instructions:

7.1 Provide manuals detailing operation, maintenance, and recommended service schedules.

7.2 Include troubleshooting guides and contact information for service support.

8. Product Data Sheets:

SECTION 01 77 00 – Project Closeout

8.1 Submit manufacturer’s product data sheets for all installed equipment and materials.

8.2 Organize by system and trade for ease of reference.

9. HVAC Testing and Balancing Reports:

9.1 Provide certified TAB reports documenting airflow, water flow, and system performance.

9.2 Include calibration records of instruments used.

9.3 Submit recommendations for adjustments to achieve design performance.

10. Delivery of Documents:

10.1 Submit all closeout documents in bound hard copy and electronic format.

10.2 Provide indexed table of contents for quick reference.

11. Owner Training:

11.1 Conduct demonstration of systems and equipment operation.

11.2 Review maintenance procedures with Owner’s personnel.

11.3 Present HVAC TAB results and explain system balancing adjustments.

12. Final Acceptance:

12.1 Owner’s acceptance contingent upon receipt of complete closeout documentation.

12.2 Incomplete or inaccurate submissions shall delay Final Completion.

02 41 00 – SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

SECTION 02 41 00 – SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

PART 1 – GENERAL

1. Summary: Provide demolition and removal of interior construction as indicated on drawings, including selective removal of finishes, partitions, doors, cabinets, and equipment.

2. References:

2.1 EN 16228 – Safety of construction equipment.

2.2 Local building and safety codes.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Demolition plan indicating sequence and methods.

3.2 Waste management plan for disposal and recycling.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Contractor shall have minimum 3 years’ experience in interior demolition.

4.2 Comply with safety regulations and site protection requirements.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

5.1 Remove demolished materials promptly.

5.2 Store salvage items designated for reuse in protected areas.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Temporary Protections:

6.1 Provide dust barriers, floor protection, and coverings for adjacent finishes.

6.2 Provide temporary supports for structural or load-bearing elements scheduled to remain.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

7. Examination:

7.1 Verify areas to be demolished are clearly identified.

7.2 Confirm utilities serving demolition areas are disconnected or capped.

8. Preparation:

8.1 Protect existing construction scheduled to remain.

8.2 Install barriers to control dust and debris migration.

9. Demolition:

9.1 Perform selective demolition using methods that prevent damage to adjacent construction. 9.2 Remove debris daily; do not allow accumulation.

9.3 Salvage items designated for reuse and deliver to Owner.

10. Field Quality Control:

02 41 00 – SELECTIVE DEMOLITION

10.1 Inspect demolition areas for damage to remaining construction.

10.2 Repair or replace damaged work at no cost to Owner.

11. Cleaning and Protection:

11.1 Clean areas of dust and debris upon completion.

11.2 Maintain protection of remaining construction until new work begins.

SECTION 05 50 00 – METAL FABRICATIONS

SECTION 05 50 00 – METAL FABRICATIONS

PART 1 – GENERAL

1.1 Summary: This section covers miscellaneous metal fabrications including brackets, supports, frames, railings, ladders, and other custom assemblies fabricated from steel, stainless steel, and aluminum in accordance with European standards.

1.2 References: Applicable standards include EN 1090, EN ISO 1461, EN ISO 12944, EN 10025, EN 10204, EN ISO 9606, and EN ISO 3834.

1.3 Submittals: Provide product data, shop drawings, certificates of compliance, and welding procedure specifications with welder qualifications.

1.4 Quality Assurance: Fabricator shall be certified to EN 1090-1 Execution Class EXC2 minimum. Welding shall comply with EN ISO 3834. Galvanizing shall comply with EN

ISO 1461.

1.5 Delivery, Storage, and Handling: Protect finished surfaces during transport and installation. Store materials off ground, covered, and ventilated to prevent corrosion.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

2.1 Materials: Structural steel shall comply with EN 10025 grade S235 or S275. Stainless steel shall comply with EN 10088 grade 1.4301 or 1.4404. Aluminum shall comply with EN 573 alloy 6060 or 6063.

2.2 Fabrication: Fabricate items to dimensions indicated on approved shop drawings.

Provide welded connections unless noted otherwise. Welding shall comply with EN ISO 5817 quality level B. Grind exposed welds smooth and flush. Provide holes, slots, and cutouts as required.

2.3 Finishes: Galvanized finish shall comply with EN ISO 1461 with minimum coating thickness of 70 µm. Painted finish shall comply with EN ISO 12944 category C3 medium. Stainless steel finish shall be brushed or polished with grain 240 minimum.

Aluminum finish shall be anodized per EN 12373 with thickness 20 µm minimum.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

3.1 Examination: Verify dimensions and conditions prior to fabrication and installation.

Report discrepancies to the Architect or Engineer.

3.2 Installation: Install fabricated items plumb, level, and aligned. Anchor securely to substrates using approved fasteners. Isolate dissimilar metals with neoprene or plastic separators.

3.3 Field Quality Control: Inspect installed fabrications for alignment, finish, and compliance with specifications. Perform site welding only when approved. Welds shall be inspected per EN ISO 5817.

3.4 Cleaning and Protection: Clean exposed surfaces after installation. Protect finishes from damage until completion of project.

SECTION 06 41 00 – ARCHITECTURAL WOOD CASEWORK

PART 1 – GENERAL

1. Summary: Provide factory-fabricated painted solid wood cabinets including doors, drawers, shelves, and trim.

2. References:

2.1 EN 942 – Timber in joinery: General requirements.

2.2 EN 927 – Paints and varnishes: Coating materials for wood. 2.3 EN ISO 2409 – Paint adhesion (cross-cut test).

2.4 EN 71-3 – Safety of coatings with respect to release of harmful substances.

2.5 CE Marking under EU Construction Products Regulation.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Shop drawings showing cabinet layout, dimensions, joinery, and finishes.

3.2 Samples of paint finish on solid wood substrate. 3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards and CE marking.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Fabricator must have minimum 5 years’ experience in architectural casework.

4.2 Work shall comply with EN 942 Premium Grade joinery standards.

4.3 Mock-up required: one cabinet unit for approval of construction and finish.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

5.1 Deliver cabinets wrapped to protect from moisture and damage.

5.2 Store in conditioned space, not exposed to humidity extremes.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Materials:

6.1 Solid hardwood lumber, kiln-dried, species as scheduled (e.g., maple, oak).

6.2 No particleboard or plastic laminate permitted.

6.3 Shelves may be solid wood or veneered plywood with hardwood edge banding.

7. Cabinet Construction:

7.1 Case sides, bottoms, tops: solid wood panels, joined with mortise-and-tenon or dowel joints.

7.2 Doors: flush solid wood panels, stile-and-rail optional depending on design intent.

7.3 Drawer boxes: dovetail joinery, solid hardwood sides, plywood bottoms.

8. Hardware:

8.1 Concealed, self-closing hinges.

8.2 Full-extension ball-bearing drawer slides.

8.3 Brushed stainless steel pulls unless otherwise scheduled.

9. Finish:

9.1 Factory-applied paint system: primer plus two coats of catalyzed polyurethane or equivalent durable paint.

9.2 Color as selected by Architect.

9.3 Finish shall meet EN ISO 2409 adhesion test and resist staining, abrasion, and moisture.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

10. Examination: Verify site conditions are suitable for installation; confirm wall blocking and alignment.

11. Installation: Install cabinets plumb, level, and secure to substrate; scribe to walls, ceilings, and floors for tight fit; anchor with concealed fasteners.

12. Field Quality Control: Inspect installed casework for alignment, finish quality, and hardware operation; replace or repair defective work.

13. Cleaning and Protection: Clean painted surfaces with manufacturer-approved cleaners; protect cabinets from damage until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 08 14 33 – STILE AND RAIL WOOD DOORS

PART 1 – GENERAL

1. Summary: Provide factory-fabricated stile and rail wood doors, including frames, panels, glazing (if applicable), and hardware preparation.

2. References:

2.1 EN 14351-1 – Windows and doors: Product standard, performance characteristics.

2.2 EN 942 – Timber in joinery: General requirements.

2.3 EN 1529 – Wood-based panels: Determination of surface soundness.

2.4 EN 1634-1 – Fire resistance tests for door assemblies.

2.5 CE Marking under EU Construction Products Regulation.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Shop drawings showing door elevations, profiles, dimensions, and hardware locations.

3.2 Samples of wood species and finish. 3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards and CE marking.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Fabricator must have minimum 5 years’ experience producing stile and rail doors.

4.2 Doors shall comply with EN 14351-1 performance requirements.

4.3 Mock-up required: one full-size door unit for approval of construction and finish.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

5.1 Deliver doors wrapped and protected from moisture and damage.

5.2 Store flat in conditioned space, not exposed to humidity extremes.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Materials:

6.1 Solid hardwood stiles and rails, kiln-dried, species as scheduled (oak, maple, walnut, or Architect’s selection).

6.2 Panels: solid wood or veneered wood panels, thickness per design intent.

6.3 Adhesives: waterproof, formaldehyde-free, conforming to EN 1529 requirements.

7. Door Construction:

7.1 Mortise-and-tenon joinery for stiles and rails.

7.2 Panels floating within frame to allow for wood movement.

7.3 Optional glazing lites with tempered or laminated glass, set in wood stops, conforming to EN 12150.

8. Hardware Preparation:

8.1 Factory mortised for hinges, locks, and other hardware as scheduled.

8.2 Reinforced blocking for closers or specialty hardware.

9. Finish:

9.1 Factory-applied stain and clear polyurethane, or painted finish as scheduled.

9.2 Finish shall meet EN 1529 surface soundness and abrasion resistance.

9.3 Color and sheen as selected by Architect.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

10. Examination: Verify openings are plumb, square, and properly sized; confirm frames are installed and anchored.

11. Installation: Install doors plumb, level, and true to frame; fit doors to provide uniform clearances per manufacturer’s recommendations; install hardware per manufacturer’s templates.

12. Field Quality Control: Inspect installed doors for alignment, smooth operation, and finish quality; replace or repair defective work.

13. Cleaning and Protection: Clean finished surfaces with manufacturer-approved cleaners; protect doors from damage until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 08 71 11 – INTERIOR DOOR HARDWARE

PART 1 – GENERAL

1. Summary: Provide interior door hardware including brushed stainless steel hinges, passage locksets, and silencers. Exclude keyed locks and door closers.

2. References:

2.1 EN 1935 – Single-axis hinges: Requirements and test methods.

2.2 EN 12209 – Locks and latches: Requirements and test methods.

2.3 EN 1670 – Corrosion resistance of building hardware.

2.4 EN 1154 – Door closing devices (not applicable, excluded).

2.5 CE Marking under EU Construction Products Regulation.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Product data for hinges, locksets, and silencers.

3.2 Samples of brushed stainless steel finish.

3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards and CE marking.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Manufacturer must have minimum 5 years’ experience producing heavy-duty architectural hardware.

4.2 Hardware shall comply with EN 1935 and EN 12209 performance classifications.

4.3 Mock-up required: one door installation with specified hardware for approval.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

5.1 Deliver hardware in manufacturer’s sealed packaging with CE marking visible.

5.2 Store in dry, ventilated area, protected from corrosion and damage.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Hinges:

6.1 Heavy-duty single-axis hinges conforming to EN 1935, Grade 13 (suitable for heavy doors).

6.2 Material: brushed stainless steel, corrosion resistance per EN 1670, Grade 4 minimum.

6.3 Dimensions and load capacity as scheduled.

7. Locksets:

7.1 Locksets conforming to EN 12209, Category of use Grade 3 (heavy duty).

7.2 Functions: - Passage locksets for non-secured interior doors. - Keyed locksets for secured interior doors, cylinder type, Euro-profile, brushed stainless steel finish.

7.3 Material: brushed stainless steel, corrosion resistance per EN 1670, Grade 4 minimum.

7.4 Cylinders conforming to EN 1303, security Grade 5 minimum, durability Grade 6.

8. Silencers:

8.1 Door frame silencers, resilient rubber or nylon, compatible with wood frames.

8.2 Provide two silencers per door leaf.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

10. Examination: Verify door frames and leaves are properly prepared for hardware installation.

11. Installation: Install hardware plumb, level, and aligned; fasten securely with manufacturer’s screws; adjust for smooth operation.

12. Field Quality Control: Inspect installed hardware for alignment, operation, and finish quality; replace defective items.

13. Cleaning and Protection: Clean stainless steel surfaces with manufacturer-approved cleaners; protect hardware from damage until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 08 80 00 – INTERIOR GLAZING FOR DOORS AND CABINETS

SECTION 08 80 XX – INTERIOR GLAZING FOR DOORS AND CABINETS

1. Summary: Provide interior glazing for doors and cabinets, consisting of tempered safety glass panels as indicated on drawings.

2. References:

2.1 EN 12150 – Thermally toughened soda lime silicate safety glass.

2.2 EN 12600 – Pendulum test for flat glass (impact resistance classification).

2.3 EN 1096 – Glass in building – Coated glass.

2.4 EN 572 – Glass in building – Basic soda lime silicate glass products.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Product data for tempered glass.

3.2 Warranty certificates.

3.3 Samples of specified finishes (fluted, frosted, patterned).

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Installer shall have minimum 3 years’ experience with glazing in doors and cabinets.

4.2 Provide mock-up if requested, minimum one door panel with specified finish.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling: 5.1 Deliver glass in manufacturer’s protective packaging. 5.2 Store vertically, indoors, protected from moisture and impact. 5.3 Handle to prevent edge damage and scratches.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Glass Units:

6.1 Tempered safety glass conforming to EN 12150.

6.2 Thickness: 5 mm. 6.3 Finishes: fluted, frosted, or decorative per drawings.

6.4 Edges: machine-polished or seamed, suitable for cabinet and door installation.

7. Warranty:

7.1 Provide manufacturer’s standard warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.

7.2 Minimum coverage: one year.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

8. Examination:

8.1 Verify frames and cabinet openings are plumb, square, and properly prepared.

8.2 Confirm dimensions match shop drawings.

9. Installation:

SECTION 08 80 00 – INTERIOR GLAZING FOR DOORS AND CABINETS

9.1 Install glazing per manufacturer’s instructions and approved details.

9.2 Provide setting blocks, gaskets, or sealants as required for secure fit.

9.3 Ensure glass edges are fully supported and protected.

10. Field Quality Control:

10.1 Inspect installed glazing for scratches, chips, and uniform finish.

10.2 Replace defective panels prior to acceptance.

11. Cleaning and Protection:

11.1 Clean glass with manufacturer-approved cleaners.

11.2 Protect installed glazing from damage until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 09 26 00 – VENEER PLASTERING

1. Summary: Provide interior veneer plaster finish systems applied by hand directly to masonry or concrete substrates. No gypsum board or drywall substrates are used.

2. References:

2.1 EN 13279 – Gypsum binders and plasters: Definitions and requirements.

2.2 EN 998-1 – Mortar for masonry: Rendering and plastering mortars.

2.3 EN 13914-2 – Design, preparation, and application of external rendering and internal plastering.

2.4 EN ISO 7783 – Water-vapour transmission properties of coatings.

2.5 CE Marking under EU Construction Products Regulation.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Product data for gypsum or lime-based plaster materials.

3.2 Samples of finished plaster surface, minimum 300 x 300 mm.

3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards and CE marking.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Installer shall have minimum 5 years’ experience with traditional hand-applied plaster systems.

4.2 Mock-up required: minimum 2 m² area demonstrating substrate preparation, plaster application, and finish texture.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

5.1 Deliver materials in original sealed packaging.

5.2 Store in dry, ventilated area, protected from moisture.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Plaster Materials:

6.1 Gypsum-based veneer plaster conforming to EN 13279, suitable for thin-coat hand application.

6.2 Lime-based plaster conforming to EN 998-1, Class CS II or CS III, for breathable finishes.

6.3 Aggregates: washed sand, graded per EN 13139.

6.4 Water: clean, potable, free of contaminants.

7. Accessories:

7.1 Joint reinforcement: fiberglass mesh strips at transitions and corners.

7.2 Corner beads and trims: galvanized steel or PVC, compatible with plaster system.

8. Mixing:

8.1 Mix plaster with clean water in mechanical mixer or by hand, following manufacturer’s instructions.

8.2 Do not retemper plaster after initial set.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

9. Examination: Verify masonry or concrete substrates are sound, clean, and free of dust, efflorescence, or contaminants.

10. Preparation:

10.1 Dampen substrates before plaster application to control suction.

10.2 Apply bonding slurry or key coat where required.

11. Application:

11.1 Apply plaster by hand trowel in one or two coats, total thickness 3–6 mm.

11.2 Work continuously to avoid cold joints.

11.3 Finish options: smooth troweled, fine textured, or decorative finish as specified.

12. Field Quality Control: Inspect finished surfaces for uniformity, smoothness, and absence of cracks; correct defects before acceptance.

13. Cleaning and Protection: Remove excess plaster from adjacent surfaces; protect finished plaster from impact and moisture until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 09 30 13 – CERAMIC TILING

1. Summary: Provide ceramic tile finishes for floors, walls, and base, including adhesives, grout, trims, and accessories.

2. References:

2.1 EN 14411 – Ceramic Tiles: Definitions, classification, characteristics, and marking.

2.2 EN 12004 – Adhesives for tiles: Requirements, evaluation of conformity, classification.

2.3 EN 13888 – Grouts for tiles: Requirements, evaluation of conformity, classification.

2.4 ISO 10545 – Ceramic tiles: Test methods (water absorption, breaking strength, abrasion resistance).

2.5 CE Marking requirements under Regulation (EU) No 305/2011.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Product data for tiles, adhesives, and grout.

3.2 Samples of tile units showing color, texture, and finish.

3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards and CE marking.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Installer must have minimum 5 years’ experience in ceramic tile installation.

4.2 Mock-up required: minimum 2 m² area showing tile layout, joints, and finish.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

5.1 Deliver tiles in manufacturer’s unopened packaging with CE marking visible.

5.2 Store in dry, ventilated area, protected from moisture and impact.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Ceramic Tiles:

6.1 Conform to EN 14411, Group BIa (porcelain stoneware, water absorption ≤ 0.5%) or Group BIIa (glazed ceramic, water absorption 3–6%), as scheduled.

6.2 Dimensions and tolerances per ISO 10545.

6.3 Slip resistance tested per DIN 51130 or EN 16165.

7. Adhesives:

7.1 Cementitious adhesives conforming to EN 12004, Class C2 (improved cementitious).

7.2 Optional deformable adhesives Class C2 S1 for substrates subject to movement.

8. Grout:

8.1 Cementitious grout conforming to EN 13888, Class CG2 WA (improved, water-resistant, abrasion-resistant).

8.2 Color as selected by Architect.

9. Accessories:

9.1 Expansion joint profiles, trims, and edge protection in stainless steel or aluminum.

9.2 Sealants conforming to EN 15651 for movement joints.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

10. Examination:

10.1 Verify substrates are level, dry, and prepared per EN 12004 guidelines.

10.2 Confirm underfloor heating systems (if any) are tested before tiling.

11. Preparation:

11.1 Apply primer to porous substrates as recommended by adhesive manufacturer.

11.2 Ensure joints and movement gaps are properly located.

12. Installation:

12.1 Apply adhesive with notched trowel, ensuring full coverage.

12.2 Maintain joint width per design (typically 2–5 mm).

12.3 Grout joints after adhesive has cured, cleaning excess promptly.

12.4 Provide expansion joints at perimeters and transitions per EN 13818.

13. Field Quality Control:

13.1 Inspect installed tile for alignment, lippage ≤ 0.5 mm, and uniform joint width.

13.2 Replace cracked or defective tiles.

14. Cleaning and Protection:

14.1 Clean surfaces with neutral detergent.

14.2 Protect finished tile from traffic until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 09 30 14 – CEMENT TILE

1. Summary: Provide cementitious encaustic tile finishes for floors and walls, including adhesives, grout, sealers, trims, and accessories.

2. References:

2.1 EN 13748 – Concrete Tiles: Requirements and test methods.

2.2 EN 12004 – Adhesives for tiles. 2.3 EN 13888 – Grouts for tiles.

2.4 ISO 13007 – Classification of adhesives and grouts.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Product data for cement tiles, adhesives, grout, and sealers.

3.2 Samples showing color, pattern, and finish.

3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Installer must have minimum 5 years’ experience with cement tile installation.

4.2 Mock-up required: minimum 2 m² area showing tile layout, joints, finish, and sealer application.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

5. Cementitious Encaustic Tiles:

5.1 Handmade Portland cement tiles, 16–20 mm thick, with mineral pigment surface layer.

5.2 Conform to EN 13748.

5.3 Patterns and colors as scheduled.

5.4 Slip resistance tested per EN 16165.

6. Adhesives:

6.1 Cementitious adhesives conforming to EN 12004, Class C2.

6.2 Use deformable Class C2 S1 adhesives for substrates subject to movement.

7. Grout:

7.1 Cementitious grout conforming to EN 13888, Class CG2 WA.

7.2 Color as selected by Architect.

8. Sealants:

8.1 Penetrating sealer suitable for porous cementitious tile.

8.2 Provide water- and stain-resistant finish.

9. Examination:

9.1 Verify substrates are level, dry, and prepared per EN 12004 guidelines.

9.2 Confirm underfloor heating systems (if any) are tested before tiling.

10. Preparation:

10.1 Apply primer to porous substrates as recommended by adhesive manufacturer.

10.2 Ensure joints and movement gaps are properly located.

11. Installation:

11.1 Set tiles with full mortar coverage.

11.2 Maintain joint width per design (typically 2–3 mm).

11.3 Grout after adhesive has cured. 11.4 Apply sealer in two coats, per manufacturer’s instructions.

12. Field Quality Control:

12.1 Inspect installed tile for alignment, lippage ≤ 1 mm, and uniform joint width.

12.2 Replace cracked or defective tiles.

13. Cleaning and Protection:

13.1 Clean surfaces with neutral detergent.

13.2 Protect finished tile from traffic until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 09 91 23 – INTERIOR PAINTING

PART 1 – GENERAL

1. Summary: Provide interior painting systems for walls, ceilings, trim, and doors, including primers, finish coats, and accessories.

2. References:

2.1 EN 13300 – Waterborne coating materials and systems for interior walls and ceilings.

2.2 EN ISO 11998 – Wet-scrub resistance of coatings.

2.3 EN ISO 7783 – Water-vapour transmission properties of coatings.

2.4 EN ISO 6504-3 – Opacity (hiding power) of paint films.

2.5 CE Marking requirements under Regulation (EU) No 305/2011.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Product data for primers and finish coats.

3.2 Samples of paint colors and sheen.

3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards and CE marking.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Applicator must have minimum 5 years’ experience in interior painting.

4.2 Mock-up required: minimum 2 m² area showing substrate preparation, primer, and finish coat.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

5.1 Deliver materials in manufacturer’s sealed containers with CE marking visible.

5.2 Store in dry, ventilated area, protected from freezing and contamination.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Paint Materials:

6.1 Waterborne emulsion paints conforming to EN 13300, classified by gloss level (matt, satin, gloss) and wet-scrub resistance class.

6.2 Primers compatible with substrates and finish coats, CE-marked.

6.3 Low-VOC formulations complying with EU Directive 2004/42/EC.

7. Performance Requirements:

7.1 Wet-scrub resistance: Class 1 or 2 per EN ISO 11998.

7.2 Opacity: Class 1 per EN ISO 6504-3.

7.3 Water-vapour permeability: Class II (medium) per EN ISO 7783.

7.4 Fire classification: Euroclass B-s1,d0 or better, where required.

8. Accessories:

8.1 Fillers and sealants compatible with paint system.

8.2 Masking and protection materials.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

9. Examination:

9.1 Verify substrates are smooth, dry, and free of contaminants.

9.2 Confirm plaster and drywall are cured before painting.

10. Preparation:

10.1 Sand and clean surfaces.

10.2 Apply filler to cracks and defects.

10.3 Prime substrates per manufacturer’s recommendations.

11. Application:

11.1 Apply primer coat followed by two finish coats.

11.2 Maintain uniform coverage and sheen.

11.3 Apply paint by brush, roller, or spray as appropriate.

11.4 Ensure environmental conditions comply with manufacturer’s requirements (temperature, humidity).

12. Field Quality Control:

12.1 Inspect finished surfaces for uniformity, opacity, and absence of defects.

12.2 Correct deficiencies before acceptance.

13. Cleaning and Protection:

13.1 Remove paint splatters from adjacent surfaces.

13.2 Protect painted surfaces from damage until Substantial Completion.

SECTION 11 31 00 – RESIDENTIAL APPLIANCES

1. Summary: Provide handling, installation, and warranty requirements for residential appliances indicated on drawings.

2. Submittals:

2.1 Installation instructions from manufacturer.

2.2 Warranty certificates for each appliance.

2.3 Service and maintenance manuals.

3. Quality Assurance:

3.1 Installer shall be authorized or approved by appliance manufacturer.

3.2 Comply with manufacturer’s installation requirements and local codes.

4. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

4.1 Deliver appliances in manufacturer’s original protective packaging.

4.2 Store indoors, protected from weather, dust, and damage.

4.3 Handle to prevent scratches, dents, or mechanical damage.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

5. Appliances: As scheduled on drawings.

6. Accessories: Provide installation kits, brackets, trim, and connection fittings as required for complete installation.

7. Warranties:

7.1 Provide manufacturer’s standard warranty for each appliance.

7.2 Minimum coverage: one year parts and labor, unless otherwise noted.

7.3 Extended warranties shall be transferred to Owner at Substantial Completion.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

8. Examination:

8.1 Verify rough-ins, utility connections, and clearances are prepared in accordance with manufacturer’s requirements.

8.2 Confirm substrates and cabinetry are level and plumb.

9. Installation:

9.1 Install appliances per manufacturer’s instructions and approved shop drawings.

9.2 Provide required clearances for ventilation, service, and operation.

9.3 Connect to utilities using manufacturer-approved fittings.

9.4 Secure appliances to prevent movement or vibration.

10. Field Quality Control:

10.1 Test each appliance for proper operation.

10.2 Replace or repair defective units before Substantial Completion.

11. Cleaning and Protection:

11.1 Clean exterior surfaces with manufacturer-approved cleaners.

11.2 Protect appliances from damage until acceptance.

12. Warranty Procedures:

12.1 Provide Owner with warranty documents and service contact information.

12.2 Demonstrate operation of appliances to Owner’s representative.

SECTION 12 36 61.19 – QUARTZ AGGLOMERATE COUNTERTOPS

1. Summary: Provide factory-fabricated quartz agglomerate countertops, including slabs, backsplashes, edge treatments, and installation accessories.

2. References:

2.1 EN 14617 – Agglomerated stone test methods (mechanical, physical, chemical).

2.2 EN 15285 – Slabs of agglomerated stone for floor and wall finishes. 2.3 EN 15301

– Determination of resistance to thermal shock.

2.4 EN ISO 10545 – Ceramic tile test methods (referenced for abrasion and stain resistance).

2.5 CE Marking under EU Construction Products Regulation.

3. Submittals:

3.1 Product data for quartz agglomerate slabs, adhesives, and sealants.

3.2 Samples of slab material showing color, texture, and finish.

3.3 Certificates of conformity to EN standards and CE marking.

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1 Fabricator must have minimum 5 years’ experience producing quartz agglomerate countertops.

4.2 Countertops shall comply with EN 14617 performance requirements.

4.3 Mock-up required: one countertop section with specified edge profile and finish for approval.

5. Delivery, Storage, and Handling:

6. 5.1 Deliver slabs in manufacturer’s protective packaging.

7. 5.2 Store flat, dry, and ventilated, protected from impact and UV exposure.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

6. Quartz Agglomerate Slabs:

6.1 Composition: 90–95% natural quartz aggregates bound with polyester resin.

6.2 Thickness: 20 mm or 30 mm, as scheduled.

6.3 Finish: polished, honed, or textured, as selected by Architect.

6.4 Performance: - Flexural strength per EN 14617-2 ≥ 25 MPa. - Water absorption per EN 14617-1 ≤ 0.05%. - Abrasion resistance per EN 14617-4, Class A. - Stain resistance per EN 14617-10, no visible change.

7. Edge Treatments:

7.1 Standard profiles: eased, bevel, bullnose, or mitered.

7.2 Fabrication to maintain consistent finish and dimensions.

8. Accessories:

8.1 Adhesives: polyester or epoxy resin-based, conforming to EN 14617 bonding requirements.

8.2 Sealants: silicone-based, neutral cure, compatible with quartz agglomerate.

8.3 Backing and support: moisture-resistant plywood or steel brackets where required.

PART 3 – EXECUTION

9. Examination: Verify substrates are level, rigid, and prepared to receive countertops.

10. Preparation: Ensure cutouts for sinks, cooktops, and fixtures are accurately sized and reinforced.

11. Installation:

11.1 Install countertops plumb, level, and aligned.

11.2 Bond slabs with approved adhesive; seal joints with compatible sealant.

11.3 Provide expansion joints at perimeters and transitions.

12. Field Quality Control: Inspect installed countertops for alignment, finish uniformity, and absence of cracks or chips; replace defective work.

13. Cleaning and Protection: Clean surfaces with manufacturer-approved neutral cleaners; protect countertops from impact and staining until Substantial Completion.

PROJECT: CONSUL GENERAL RESIDENCE - CASABLANCA - KITCHEN RENOVATION / PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL WORKS

CONTENTS

DETAILED TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS (DTS)

I. LOT: ELECTRICITY

▪ Distribution Cables:

- Price No. 1: U 1000 - RO2V – 3G6 mm²

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- Price No. 3: U 1000 - RO2V – 3G1.5 mm²

▪ Electrical Power Supplies:

- Price No. 1: Power Supply for Split Systems

- Price No. 2: Intercom Power Supply

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- Price No. 3: Single-Lighting Point

- Price No. 4: Two-Way Switch Lighting Point

- Price No. 5: Additional Lighting Point

- Price No. 6: Waterproof Power Socket 2P+T 16A

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- Price No. 9: Round LED Spotlight

- Price No. 10: High-Temperature LED Strip (IP67)

- Price No. 11: Ceiling Lamp Fixture

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- Price No. 13: LED Light Fixture Type 2

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