7b. 578-20-002 Basis of Design -BOD Part 2_.pdf

This view is from behind the reception desk facing the central seating area.

Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital | Renovations to Building 217 CLC

139 5 Primary Care Entry

A centralized view of the seating area.

From the corridor, the patient enters the waiting room where they can sign in and wait to be taken back to the clinic. This view is facing the reception desk from the corner of the room.

141 5 Primary Care Waiting

This view is of the opposite side of the room showing additional seating and a set of bookshelves.

From the waiting room the patient will enter the Primary Care Corridor. This view is looking down the corridor from the entry from reception.

143 5 Primary Care Clinic

This view is looking down the corridor towards the entrance from the end of the corridor.

The patient enters the exam room where the patient and Doctor will have an intimate and personal interaction.

145 4 Primary Care Clinic: Typical Exam Room

This view is looking towards the entry from the corner of the room.

The patient will continue down the main corridor where they can enter into easy street or the dining room. This view is facing the opposite end of the corridor towards easy street.

147 5 Primary Care Clinic: Typical Exam Room

This view is entering into the dining room from the corridor. The patient is greeted with a bustling, enjoyable environment with an adjustable view into Easy Street.

This view is from the corner of the Dining Room looking towards Easy Street. In this view, the adjustable walls to Easy Street are shown open.

149 5 First Floor Dining

This view is the same, but showing the adjustable walls to Easy Street shut.

From the dining room, the patient enters into Easy Street where they are having an afternoon of watching shows and enjoying family.

151 4 First Floor Dining Entering Easy Street

This view is looking from the corner of Easy Street looking towards the dining room. Both of the adjustable walls are shown as closed.

This view is from one of the tables facing the projection screen where an episode of MASH is playing.

153 5 Easy Street

This view is looking up at the baffles from the corner of the room.

From the second floor dining room you can see the flow of the baffles dropping into Easy Street.

155 5 Easy Street

A view of th ebaffled looking directly up.

The patient can also enjoy the second floor dining room which has a similar arrangement to the first floor. This view is from the entrance looking towards the back.

157 5 Second Floor Dining

This view is looking from the corner of the room out towards the center.

The patient may also enjoy the inviting patio area next to the second floor dining area. This view is facing the entrance from the corner of the patio where residents and their families can enjoy each others company

159 5 Second Floor Patio

This view is looking from the opposite corner looking towards the second floor dining room and Easy Street.

Sally-port entering into Dementia Unit amurray Snapshot amurray Rectangle

The patient is entering one of the Dementia Unit entries. We are looking at the edge of the nurse station to the center gathering area. Here, people are enjoying snacks and good conversation.

161 5 Dementia Unit

This view is looking from behind the nurse station where a nurse and Doctor are catching up on paperwork. This view also shows the nutrition area where residents have access to drinks and a microwave.

Entering into one of the unit entries, this view is looking into the unit form the side of the nurse station.

163 5 Dementia Unit

This is the opposite corridor. Memory boxes line the walls giving resident a reminder to which room is there's. Accent strips line the corridors assisting with wayfinding throughout the facility.

Entering the Resident room, the resident is greeted with a personalized shelf, cabinet and a soothing fractal design wall. Each resident room has its own private restroom and shower.

165 5 Dementia Unit: Resident Room

Looking from the opposite side of the room, the resident has an attractive wardrobe, along with a matching sink and bedside table.

Entering into the patient room, this view shows the bed area and a chair where the guest or family member can sit.

167 5 High-Fall Risk Patient Room

This view is looking from the corner of the room towards the entry and private bathroom.

Entering into the room you see the view outside, patient bed, TV and chair for a family member or guest.

169 5 Bariatric Patient Room

Looking from the opposite side of the room towards the private bathroom and entry.

This view is entering into the conference room. Here, the foldable partition is shown as outstretched and two meetings can take place at once.

171 5 Conference Room

This view shows the wall folded and gives a perspective of the other side of the room.

Here is a view of the second floor family room looking towards the entry.

173 5 Family Room

This view is looking in from the entry. Esidents can watch TV with their family or even do crafts. They can also enjoy a cup of coffee or a snack from the fridge.

MEP

• Mechanical

• Electrical

• Plumbing

• Fire Protection

6 MEP

DESIGN CRITERIA

The design of the HVAC systems shall be in accordance with the following codes and standards:

• VA Directives, Space Planning Criteria, Design Manuals, Master Specifications, VA National CAD Standard

Application Guide, and other Guidance on the Technical Information Library (TIL). (http://www.cfm.va.gov/til/)

• International Building Code 2021

• International Mechanical Code 2021

• NFPA 101 Life Safety Code 2021

• ASHRAE Standard 170. Ventilation of Health Care Facilities—2017

• ASHRAE Standard 90.1—2019

• ASHRAE Standard 62.1—2019

• Applicable National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes

• Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors Association (SMACNA)

• Underwriter’s Laboratories (UL)

• VA HVAC Design Manual—2022

DESIGN WEATHER AND ROOM CONDITIONS

Outdoor design weather conditions are based on engineering Climate data from VA HVAC Design Manual for the

Hines location from weather station at Chicago Midway AP. Winter design condition is the 99.6% occurrence design value. Summer design condition is the 0.4% occurrence design value. Indoor design conditions are based on VA

HVAC Design Manual 2022.

Outdoor Design Conditions:

Winter: -6°F (db)

Summer: 91.5°F (db), 76.4°F (wb)

Indoor Design Conditions

Summer: 75°Fdb +/-2°F

Winter: 70°F +/-2°F

Ventilation rates shall be in accordance with the VA HVAC Design Manual 2022 and 2018 IMC.

CALCULATIONS

Building HVAC loads are calculated using commercial load calculation computer program (HAP version 5.11) capable of modeling systems over complete 8760-hour annual period, using ASHRAE load calculation techniques.

http://www.cfm.va.gov/til/

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Existing Conditions/Demolition

The existing 4 AHU’s inside the building proper will be used for the building proper (installed under Project No. 578-12-151, Bancroft No. 13-114) and investigation into the integration and utilization of the existing to remain roof top units that provide heating and cooling for the enclosed atrium areas, will be done.

Noting that at site visit we were told the roof top AHU for 1A43 (EasyStreet) was turned off

(room not in use) but functioned well, and the AHU units for the 1A80 & 1A81 functioned but the chiller unit was bad. These areas are able to keep comfortable since they are open to corridors and have no exterior exposure.

New work

Cooling and heating mechanical systems (VAV terminal units) for the renovated individual rooms and areas, including ductwork & grills, piping, controls to serve the project areas will be demolished back to main trunks and updated with new equipment to handle the new room assignments.

The following table notes the individual room type design conditions per the VA 2022 HVAC Design Manual.

General

The general scope of this project is to renovate areas of building 217 for better VA utilization.

SOW requirements and location breakdown:

1. Easy Street (location #1) 1A43,1A108-HVAC work for new renovation of the area. Integration of existing to remain roof top AHU’s for the atrium area to the newly planned space.

2. Patient Safety Cameras. No longer in scope.

3. Entrance lobby (location #2) RCC108R,1A3-HVAC work for new renovation.

4. Dining (locations #3,4) 1A118, 2A26-HVAC work for new renovation.

5. Lounge/Library/Waiting area (location #5) 1B80 and/or 1B81 (location #18). No longer in scope.

Conference room (location #20) 2A12,2A13-HVAC work for new renovation.

6. Bariatric Patient rooms (locations #6,7,8) 1B149,1C149,2C49-HVAC work for new renovation.

7. Exterior Courtyard (location #10) 2 floor-No HVAC work to be undertaken.

8. Dementia Unit (location #5) 12 rooms w/toilet, Nurse Station (in atrium), and Corridors-HVAC work for new renovation and Integration of existing to remain roof top AHU’s for the atrium area.

9. High Fall Risk Patient rooms (locations#11,12,13,14) 1C104,1C178,2C4,2C78-HVAC work for new ren-ovation.

10. Storage Areas (location #15) 2B41, 2B78-HVAC work for new renovation.

11. Playground Demolition (location #16) No HVAC work to be undertaken.

12. Smoke Shelter Demolition (location #17) No HVAC work to be undertaken.

13. (location #18) 1B81-No longer in scope. (location #19) 1B178-HVAC work for new renovation .

14. (location-all) Flooring. No HVAC work to be undertaken.

15. New Requirement-Clinic exam rooms (location marked clinic relocation) 6 rooms w/sink 1A104, 1A105, 1A106, 1A107, 1A109 (divide into 2 rooms)-HVAC work for new renovation.

NEW WORK - HVAC

Room Type

CLD °

F

HTG °

F

%RH

MAX

%RH

MIN

MIN TO-

TAL ACH

MIN OA

ACH

ROOM

AIR

ROOM

AIR BAL-

ANCE

CLC CONFERENCE 75 70 60 30 4 2 RETURN (0)

CLC MEDIA 75 70 60 30 6 2 RETURN (0)

CLC CORRIDOR 75 70 60 30 4 2 RETURN (+)

CLC DINING 75 70 60 30 4 2 RETURN (-)

CLC OFFICE 75 70 60 30 4 2 RETURN (0)

CLC EXAM 75 70 60 30 4 2 RETURN (0)

CLC LOBBY 75 70 60 20 6 NA EXHAUST (+)

CLC MULTI PUR-

POSE

75 70 60 30 4 2 RETURN (0)

MHI DEMENTIA PR 75 70 60 30 6 2 RETURN (0)

MHI TOLIET NA 68 NA 30 10 NA EXHAUST (--)

MHI NURSE STA. 75 70 60 30 4 2 RETURN (0)

APPLICABLE CODES

The design of the Electrical Systems shall be in accordance with the latest published edition of the following codes and standards:

• NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, 2021

• NFPA 70 National Electric Code, 2023

• NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm & Signaling Code, 2022

• International Building Code (IBC), 2021 (Only when specifically referenced in

VA Design Documents).

• Veterans Affairs Electrical Design Manual (PG-18-10)

• Veterans Affairs Master Specifications (PG-18-1)

• Veterans Affairs Design Guides (PG-18-12)

• Standard for Healthcare Facilities – NFPA-99

• Underwriter’s Laboratories (UL)

• National Electric Manufactures Association (NEMA)

• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

• American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

• ASTM International (Formerly American Society for Testing and Materials)

• Occupational Safety and Health Hazards (OSHA)

• American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)

• Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA)

• ASHRAE Standard 90.1

• OEHRM Requirements Specification, June 5, 2019, Ver. 1

• OEHRM Site Infrastructure and End User Device (EUD) Requirements, April 15, 2021, Ver. 2.0

• OIT Infrastructure Standards for Communications Spaces, Ver. 3.2, July 1, 2021

• Infrastructure Standard for Telecommunications Spaces (ISTS), Ver. 4, Jan. 1, 2023

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DEMOLITION

Receptacles on walls that will be removed or modified will be removed to source along with wiring and supports. Where walls remain, boxes and conduits will be reused as much as possible.

Lighting fixtures, ballasts, fittings, wiring and conduits will be removed to source. Where conduits can be reused, they will be saved.

Local electrical distribution panels and breakers will be assessed for remaining life. If replacements are required, design will be to the latest NEC Code.

Existing fire alarm, nurse call, access controls, and surveillance camera systems in the areas of demolition will be re-moved and disconnected back to the source.

NEW ELECTRICAL WORK

• New electrical will be designed to the 2023 NEC Code.

• Receptacles, Faceplates, wiring and conduits will be new to the source. If Branch circuits for the receptacles follow an existing conduit run, that conduit will be reused.

• Lighting fixtures will be new LED, wiring and conduits will be new to the source.

• If electrical distribution panels and breakers need replacement, they will be designed to the 2023 NEC Code, and will be provided with 30% Spare circuits. Existing panels will be reused and new panels will be provided where additional circuit capacity is needed.

• The new electrical load will be reviewed against the capacity of the electrical panels. If design capacity is exceeded, the upstream electrical equipment and feeders will be upgraded.

• Access controls and surveillance camera systems, A/V, PAS, TV media, and nurse call systems will be added to the newly renovated areas.

Receptacle Requirements:

• All receptacles will be of hospital grade. Selected receptacles are equipped with ground fault current interrupters at code required locations. Selected receptacles will be connected to critical branch.

• One (1) duplex receptacle in corridors, 25’-0” on center will be provided for cleaning purposes with dedicated circuits.

• Receptacles in dementia, bariatric, and high fall risk rooms, etc., (depending on room layout) will be provided with a minimum of four (4) outlets with one (1) outlet on each wall.

• Ground fault protection will be provided for outlets within 6’-0” of a sink edge and other wet locations. Electrical outlets will be individually ground fault (GFCI) protected.

• General purpose receptacles will be connected to 20 amp branch circuits.

(maximum 6 duplex receptacles per circuit and maximum 4 quadruplex receptacles per circuit).

Lighting:

• Lighting system will be designed to comply with the ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1.

All the light fixtures will be energy saving LED type with dimmable driver where applicable. Space specific lighting level will be provided as per the Lighting Design

Manual (LDM) and The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

(IESNA).

• Lighting fixtures will be selected for each specific area based on the occupancy. In order to maxim-ize energy efficiency, occupancy sensors will be considered in corridors, lobbies, and exam rooms etc.

Emergency Lighting System:

LED type exit marker signs will be provided throughout facility to identify pathways to and doors of egress.

Lighting Control:

Dual technology IR/Ultrasonic occupant sensor and dimming controls will be provided for common are-as..

Basic Electrical Material and Methods:

The following guidelines for the electrical equipment and materials selection will be used:

Conductors will be copper with 600V, type THHN/THWN insulation.

All materials will be new; VA approved and complies with local code requirements.

Fire Alarm System:

• New fire alarm devices will be added to the newly renovated areas and tied into the existing system.

Design work will be in accordance with current (as of Notice to Proceed date), VA Design

Guides, VA Manuals, FGI 2018, NFPA, OSHA, and all other applicable standards including, but not limited to:

• U.S Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Electronic Health Record Modernization

OEHRM Site Infrastructure and End User Devices (EUD) Requirements Version 2.0 April

15, 2021

• Reference ISTS, Version 4.0.

• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Construction & Facilities Management Tele-communications and Special Telecommunications Systems Design Manual, February

• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Construction & Facilities Management

Standards Alert 003C2B-SA-017 R01b, August 1, 2021

• VA Office of Construction & Facilities Management / Physical Security and Resiliency De-sign Manual— October 1, 2020 / Revised April 1, 2021

• SOCAMES 6 Design Alerts 1-12.

• BICSI 568, Standard for Installing Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling

• BICSI N1-2019, Installation Practices for Telecommunications and ICT Cabling and Relat-ed Cabling Infrastructure.

• TIA TBS-162-A, Telecommunication Cabling Guidelines for Wireless Access Points.

• ANSI/NECA/BICSI 607-D, Generic Telecommunications Bonding and Grounding

(Earthing) for Customer Premises July 2019.

• 802.3at-2009 - IEEE Standard for Information Technology - Telecommunications And In-formation Exchange Between Systems - Local And Metropolitan Area Networks - Specific

Requirements Part 3: Carrier Sense Multiple Access With Collision Detection (CSMA/CD)

Access Method And Physical Layer.

• 802.11ac-2013 - IEEE Standard for Information technology--Telecommunications and in-formation exchange between systems–Local and metropolitan area networks--Specific requirements--Part 11: Wireless LAN Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer

(PHY) Specifications--Amendment 4: Enhancements for Very High Throughput for Opera-tion in Bands below 6 GHz.

• ISO/IEC 61935-1, Specification for the testing of balanced and coaxial information tech-nology cabling – Part 1: Installed balanced cabling as specified in ISO/IEC 11801-1 and related standards, Revision 5.0, September 2019.

• International Organization for Standardization (ISO):

• ISO/IEC 14763-2, Information technology – Implementation and operation of cus-tomer premises cabling – Part 2: Planning and installation.

• ISO/IEC 30129, Information Technology – Telecommunications bonding networks for buildings and other structures.

• National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) - NFPA 70®, National Electrical Code®

(NEC®)

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY — DESIGN CRITERIA

• Telecommunication Industry Association (TIA):

• TIA-455-78-C;IEC-60793-1-40 Optical Fibers - Part 1-40: Measurement Methods and

Test Procedures- Attenuation.

• TIA-526-7-A; Measurement of Optical Power Loss of Installed Single-Mode Fiber Cable

Plant, Adoption of IEC 61280-4-2 edition 2: Fiber-Optic Communications Subsystem

Test Procedures – Part 4-2: Installed Cable Plant – Single-Mode Attenuation and Opti-cal Return Loss Measurement.

• TIA-526-14-C, Optical Power Loss Measurement of Installed Multimode Fiber Cable

Plant; Modification of IEC 61280-4-1 edition 2, Fiber-Optic Communications Subsystem

Test Procedures- Part 4-1: Installed Cable Plant-Multimode Attenuation Measurement .

• TIA-568.0-E, Generic Telecommunications Cabling For Customer Premises (Also See

TIA-568-D.1, TIA-568-C.2, TIA-568-C.3, and TIA-568 Set).

• TIA-568.2-D, Balanced Twisted-Pair Telecommunications Cabling and Components

Standards.

• TIA-569-E, Telecommunications Pathways and Spaces.

• TIA-606-D, Administration Standard for Telecommunications Infrastructure.

• TIA-607-D, Generic Telecommunications Bonding and Grounding (Earthing) for Cus-tomer Premises.

• TIA-1152-A, Requirements for Field Test Instruments and Measurements for Balanced

Twisted-Pair Cabling.

Demolition:

• All ICT Systems will be removed back to sources.

• ICT components; i.e. Nurse Call, Code Blue, Wayfinding, WIFI, Security, etc will be “Bagged-and-Tagged”.

• BAE will meet with ICT System owners to deter-mine any design changes.

New ICT Work:

• New network cabling will meet EHRM standards,

• New network cabling will be directed into the

EHRM telecommunications Room,

• Analog phones will be replaced with Voice over

Internet (VOIP) phones,

• Wiring for any old phones telephones that re-main will be replaced with Cat 3 cables.

• Data receptacles in rooms will be replaced with two data ports and one voice.

• Data receptacles in “business” locations will be replaced with three data and one voice.

SUMMARY

Design Criteria

The design of the plumbing system will be in accordance with the latest editions of the following codes and standards:

• International Plumbing Code

• Underwriters Laboratory, Inc.

• American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

• American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM)

• American Water Works Association (AWWA)

• Cast-Iron Soil Pipe Institute (CISPI)

• VA Plumbing Design Manual Dated May 2018

• VA Master Specifications (H-08-1)

• VA Standard Details (H-08-4)

General Plumbing

The scope of work consists of the following:

Plumbing Requirement 1 - Easy Street

Disconnect and remove existing wall hung, manual flush valve , urinals with manual flush valve and wall hung lavatories with single gooseneck faucet and TMV in men’s and women’s toilet rooms. Extend new

CW, HW, HWR, San and Vent piping and connect to new fixtures.

Disconnect and remove existing wall hung utility sink with associated faucet and wall mounted electric water cooler in Recreation room.

Disconnect and remove existing counter top double basin sink and associated faucet, wall mounted electric water cooler, tank type floor mounted toilet and wall mounted lavatory with associated hands free faucet in Rehabilitation Therapy Rooms.

Plumbing Requirement 3 - Entrance Lobby and Vestibule

Install new drop in sink with single gooseneck manual faucet hand wash sink in new exam rooms

Plumbing Requirement 4 - Dining Rooms

Disconnect and remove existing plumbing fixtures and installing new fixtures. Extend new CW, HW, HWR, San and Vent piping and connect to new fixtures.

Plumbing Requirement 5 - Lounge

No Plumbing scope.

Plumbing Requirement 6 - Bariatric Patient Rooms

Disconnect and remove existing plumbing fixtures and install new bariatric toilets, lavatories, showers and hand sinks in new bariatric patient rooms. Extend and connect new properly sized CW, HW, San and Vent piping to new location of new fixtures.

Plumbing Requirement 7 - Second floor exterior courtyard

Disconnect existing deck drain and replace with new deck area drain.

Plumbing Requirement 8 - Dementia Unit

Disconnect and remove existing plumbing fixtures and install new toilets, lavatories, showers and hand sinks in new dementia patient rooms. Extend and connect new properly sized CW, HW, San and Vent piping to new location of fixtures.

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Plumbing Requirement 9 - High Fall-Risk Patient Rooms - Disconnect and remove existing fixtures and installing new toilet, lavatory and hand sinks in high fall risk patient rooms. Extend and connect new properly sized CW, HW, San and Vent piping to new location of fixtures.

Plumbing Requirement 10 - Equipment Storage Room - Disconnect and remove existing sink and install new drop sink with manual goosenec faucet in equipment storage rooms.

Plumbing Requirement 11 - Playground and Pavilion

No Plumbing scope.

Plumbing Requirement 12 - Smoke Shelter

No Plumbing scope.

Plumbing Requirement 13 - Additional areas

No Plumbing scope.

Plumbing Demolition

Existing plumbing fixtures: Existing Easy Street, Patient, Dementia, and High-Fall Risk Rooms

• Disconnect and remove all existing wall hung water closets with bed pan washer and manual flush valves.

• Disconnect and remove all wall hung lavatory with single goose neck hands free faucet, TMV and associated hangers.

• Disconnect and remove existing handheld shower and control valves.

• Disconnect and remove all existing wall hung hand wash lavatory with single goose neck hands free faucet TMV and associated hangers.

• Disconnect and remove existing wall hung electric water cooler and associated hangers.

• Disconnect and remove existing wall hung utility sink and associated faucet and hangers.

Existing Sanitary and Vent: Existing Patient, Dementia, and High-Fall Risk Rooms

• Saw cut floor on first floor rooms as necessary to remove existing shower drains. Cut sanitary piping serving drains back to main. Cut and remove existing vent piping and cut back to main.

Existing Domestic Water: Existing Patient, Dementia, and High-Fall Risk Rooms

• Cut back all existing CW, HW and HWR piping serving existing fixtures back to main.

Existing area drains: Second floor exterior courtyard

• Disconnect and remove existing exterior courtyard area drains.

Plumbing New Work

Install new plumbing fixtures in new areas of scope. Extend all new San, Vent, CW, HW, HWR to new fixtures in new areas of scope.

New Plumbing fixtures: Easy street, Patient, Dementia, High-Fall Risks and Exam rooms.

• Water Closet (Private toilet rooms) - Install wall hung toilets (ADA) with bed pan washers lugs and manual specialty bedpan washer flush valves and associated hangers.

• New Lavatories (Private toilets) - Install oval, vitreous china, undermount lavatory and single, gooseneck, handsfree battery powered programmable faucet with associated hangers and TMV.

• New hand held showers (Private toilets) - Install new hand held showers on slide rails with thermostatic control valves.

• New floor drains and shower drains (Private toilets) - Install new shower floor drains and linear drains for the shower stall.

• New hand wash sink (Private Patient Rooms) - install new hand wash sink with single gooseneck handsfree, battery powered programmable faucet and associated hangers.

• New Water Closet (Public toilet rooms) - Install wall hung toilets with manual flush valves and associated hangers.

SUMMARY

DESIGN CRITERIA

The design of the Fire Protection Systems shall be in accordance with the following codes and standards:

Building Codes:

• International Building Code 2021

Veterans Administration:

• Veterans Administration Fire Protection Design Manual (8 th Edition) June 1, 2021

• Veterans Administration Master Specifications

• Veterans Administration Standard Details

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) (Current Published Editions)

• Pamphlet #13 – 2022: Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems

• Pamphlet #25 – 2020: Standard for the Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Water-Based

Fire Protection Systems

• Pamphlet #99 – 2021: Health Care Facilities Code

• Pamphlet #101 – 2021: Life Safety Code

Underwriter’s Laboratories (UL)

National electric Manufacturers Association (NEMA)

Tests by independent agencies whose classifications and requirements have general acceptance as regulatory:

• Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL)

• Factory Mutual

• Owner's Insurance Company

GENERAL

The existing fire protection systems are served by the campus fire protection system.

A project / site specific flow test, will be required to establish a Basis of Design to be presented to the successful Fire Protection Contractor. In lieu of this for design purposes, the existing “Fire Protection

Placard” at the base of the risers serving the designated project areas or the most recent annual “Fire

Pump Test” Results should be provided to pursue the designs.

PROJECT SCOPE

The existing sprinkler heads in all room requirements shall be removed and replaced with new sprinkle head per new ceiling layout.

SCOPE OF DEMOLITION

Fire Protection Coverage during Construction:

• Fire Protection Contractor shall follow direction from the COR as the best way to maintain fire protection coverage during construction in the specific area. A plan scheduling this information shall be documented and posted to the Project Team and Contractor.

• Where temporary coverage is not feasible, Fire Protection Contractor shall provide a manual watch during shutdown periods.

• In areas where only one or two a/s heads are affected, contractor shall schedule system shut down, demolition, installation, and reactivation within one working day, with a fire watch included as part of the team.

• During construction automatic sprinkler heads shall be repositioned to provide adequate temporary protection. This may include reversing the 90 degree elbow serving pendant heads and installing upright heads. NOTE: Existing heads shall never be re-used. Each time an existing a/s head is removed from service, it shall be disposed of and a new head of matching type or the type required shall be supplied and installed.

• Demolition shall include the removal of existing a/s heads and piping with caps or plugs installed on the branch piping at a point outside the designated area.

• All shutdowns and interferences with service shall be approved by the COR.

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• New Lavatories (Public toilets) - Install wall hung toilets (ADA) and single, gooseneck, manual faucet with associated hangers and TMV.

• New Urinals (Public toilets) - Install new wall hung toilets with manual flush valves and associated hangers.

• New wall mounted water coolers (General Location) - Install new wall mounted water coolers with bottle filler.

• New sink and faucet (General location) - Install new undermount single basin sink with manual faucet.

Sanitary and vent new work:

Extend new properly sized sanitary piping to all new fixtures. Extend new vents from fixtures and route to ceiling and reconnect to vent main.

Domestic water new work (CW, HW HWR):

Connect and extend new properly sized CW, HW and HWR piping from main and extend to new location of fixtures.

Storm piping work:

Install new area drain.

A Appendix

• Meeting Minutes

MEETING MINUTES

B

• Interior finish review and selections from March 29th, Much has been written about designing environments for patients with

Dementia and there is solid evidence that the built environment impacts the psycho-social-emotional well-being and probably physical health of individuals with dementia.

A white paper published by the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America in 2014 really set the initial foundation for interior designers in creating environments specifically for patients with this neurological disorder and are highlighted below.

• Minimize over stimulation

• Introduce familiar settings.

• Introduce wayfinding as part of design

Research has shown family plays an important role in the healing process in all clinical settings and similarly for a patient with Dementia families can play an important supportive role. Patient rooms and public areas should be designed for both patients and their families, providing extra seating or destinations for a quiet walk. The kitchen the heart of a residential unit becomes an important hub for both patients and their families to prepare a meal or have a snack or just to enjoy one’s company.

Supportive Environments for Dementia Residents

Hines VA Interiors Review

• Integration of biophilia within the space

• Fractals and the studies behind healing the mind and healing the body

• What we want to achieve for patients and their families

• Developing beautiful spaces that heal

Things to Review:

• Station finish standards and new resident room furniture updates/ mock-up status

• Patient rooms finishes/lighting-balance between traditional and modern

• Dementia Unit overall finishes

• Primary Care Unit and Building 217 Main Entry/Reception enclosure

• Multipurpose Room

• Easy Street/Atrium Space

• Dining Room

Agenda:

Hines VA Station Standards — Flooring/Paint Patient Room

Alabaster—Mapei

Daltile Calgary- Legacy

Matte

Tarkett: Acczent Wood

Cabreuva (heterogeneous sheet)

Johnsonite Inflection 5.25”- 47

Brown

Base: SW 7567 Natural Tan

Accent: SW 6255 Morning Fog

Frame: SW 7514 Foothills

Hines VA Furniture Finishes and Selections

Casegoods —English

Chestnut HPL

Titanium Nishiki NIH 54 Sumi

Connect 2.0 CNN 230 Truffle

Seating

TYPICAL DEMENTIA UNIT RESIDENT ROOM RENDERINGS

LOOKING INTO RESIDENT ROOM TOWARDS THE WINDOW—DEMENTIA UNIT TYP. RESIDENT ROOM— VIEW 1

LOOKING INTO RESIDENT ROOM TOWARDS THE WINDOW—DEMENTIA UNIT TYP. RESIDENT ROOM— VIEW 1

THIS VIEW SHOWS DIFFERENT ACCENT WALL AND WALL SCONCE

Resident Room Renderings

LVT-7 WP-4

LOOKING INTO RESIDENT ROOM TOWARDS DOOR INTO CORRIDOR—DEMENTIA UNIT TYP. RESIDENT ROOM— VIEW 2

VIEW OF TYPICAL RESIDENT ROOM AND BATHROOM

Resident Room Renderings

3-Form Panels for accents

Materials Board

EXAMPLE OF PATIENT MEMORY BOX

LVT-7

SS-3

SS-1

PT-2

LVT-8

PT-1

CPT-1

WP-4

P-1 P-1

P-3

SS-3

CASEGOODS

SEATING

TITANIUM

NISHIKI

CONNECT 2.0

RB-1

SS-2—Patient room solid surface

KEY PLAN - DEMENTIA UNIT

LOOKING INTO NURSES STATION IN CENTER OF GATHERING AREA—DEMENTIA UNIT— VIEW 1

LOOKING INTO NURSES STATION IN CENTER OF GATHERING AREA AND INTO MAIN CORRIDOR—DEMENTIA UNIT— VIEW 2

Dementia Unit

Dementia Unit & Resident Rooms Flooring Selections

FLOORING:

LVT-7 ECO SURFACES—TOASTED OAK—9822

LVT-8 ECO SURFACES COSMOS TOASTED COCONUT—6625(ACCENT)

CPT-1 MOHAWK—Baccharis - GT408 HOPPI

LVT-7 LVT-8

CPT-1

PT-1 CROSSVILLE—PENTHOUSE — 12” X 24”

PT-1

LVT-1

LVT-3

LVT-4

LVT-2

SS-3

SS-1

CPT-1

RB-2

LVT-9

3-Form Panels for accents

P-2

P-1

Primary Care Clinic & Entrance Lobby—Materials Board

Primary Care Clinic & Entrance Lobby Renderings

LOOKING INTO ENTRANCE AND WAITING AREA—PRIMARY CARE ENTRANCE— VIEW 1

LOOKING FROM WAITING AREA TO FRONT DESK—PRIMARY CARE ENTRANCE— VIEW 2

KEY PLAN - PRIMARY CARE

CLINIC

1 2

LOOKING INTO PRIMARY CARE CORRIDOR—VIEW 1

Primary Care Clinic Rendering

KEY PLAN - PRIMARY CARE

CLINIC

15 Primary Care Clinic & Entrance Lobby Flooring

LVT-1 MANNINGTON—PEANUT SHELL—C113 (ACCENT)

LVT-2 MANNINGTON—WINTER FLEECE—2017

LVT-3 MANNINGTON—GREEN TEA— C174 (ACCENT)

LVT-4 MANNINGTON—JADE— C173 (ACCENT)

LVT-9 AHF — PREDICTABLE BROWN

LVT-9

LVT-1 LVT-3 LVT-4 LVT-2

Easy Street/Atrium Renderings

LOOKING INTO EASY STREET TOWARDS DINING ROOM— VIEW 1

LOOKING INTO EASY STREET FROM DINING ROOM— VIEW 2

KEY PLAN— EASY STREET

17 Lighting and Ceiling Options

LVT-6 MANNINGTON—STRIA BASALT– AR0SMS43

LVT-5 MANNINGTON—CLASSIC OAK— AR0W7430 (ACCENT)

LVT-6 LVT-5

Typical Dining Room Flooring Selection

SVT-1 TARKETT—IQ EMINENT—DUSTY GREY 0908

SVT-2 TARKETT—IQ GRANIT—WARM GREY 0296

SVT-1 TARKETT—IQ EMINENT—DUSTY SAND 0928

SVT-2 TARKETT—IQ GRANIT—LIGHT SAND 0323

SVT-1 SVT-2

Easy Street Flooring Options

SVT-2 SVT-1

SVT-1 TARKETT—IQ EMINENT—DUSTY WHITE 0906

SVT-2 TARKETT—IQ GRANIT—LIGHT GREY 0160

SVT-2 SVT-1

3-Form Panel for accents

Typical Dining Room Materials Board

LVT-5 LVT-6 RB-1

P-4 P-1

SVT-1 SVT-2 SVT-1 SVT-2 SVT-1 SVT-2

LOOKING INTO DINING AREA— VIEW 1

LOOKING INTO DINING AREA— VIEW 2

Dining Area Renderings

KEY PLAN - DINING AREA

C

• Mechanical Products

• Mechanical Calculations

N117 © 2016 AS America Inc.

spec_2856.128 Afwall Millenium FW 1.28gpf Rev. A 6/16

AFWALL® MILLENIUM™ FloWise®

1.28 GPF FLUSHOMETER TOILET SYSTEM

with EVERCLEAN®

MANUAL FLUSH VALVE

AFWALL® MILLENIUM™ FloWise® 1.28 GPF FLUSHOMETER TOILET SYSTEM with EVERCLEAN®

❏ � 2856.128 1.28 gpf Exposed Top Spud Bowl and Manual Flush Valve

to 1.6 gpf (4.2 Lpf to 6.0 Lpf)

• �Permanent EverClean® surface inhibits the growth of stain- and odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew on the surface

floor-mounted or wall-hung 1-1/2" top spud bowls

• �Self-cleaning brass piston with integral wiper spring prevents clogging and reduces maintenance

• �Piston operation delivers superior flush accuracy and repeatability

• �Piston valve remains closed and does not need to be reset after loss of water pressure

• � �ADA compliant non-hold open handle provides automatic shut-off after every flush

is ideal for commercial applications

Includes:

• �047007-0070A Inlet spud (furnished with bowl)

• �1" I.P.S. angle stop with back-flow prevention and vandal-resistant cap

• Sweat solder kit including cover tube and wall flange

• High back pressure vacuum breaker with down tube

• Spud coupling & flange for 1-1/2" top spud

High-Efficiency Toilet Systems:

• �20% water savings when compared to a 1.6 gpf toilet system

System MaP* Score:

• �1,000 grams of miso @ 1.28 gpf

* �Maximum Performance (MaP) testing performed by

IAPMO R&T Lab. MaP Report conducted by Veritec Consulting, Inc. and Koeller and Company.

Operating Pressure:

25 psi (flowing) - 80 psi (static)

Flow Requirement:

25gpm (94.6 L/min.)

Nominal Fixture Dimensions:

660 x 356 x 381mm (26" x 14" x 15")

BARRIER FREE

To Be Specified:

❏ Color: ❏ White ❏ Seat: 5901.100 American Standard Seat ❏ 5901.110 American Standard Seat with EverClean®

❏ �Alternate Seat: 5905.100 Heavy Duty American Standard Seat

❏ �5905.110 Heavy Duty American Standard Seat with EverClean

❏ Carrier Fitting (by others):

SEE REVERSE FOR ROUGHING-IN DIMENSIONS

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N118 © 2016 AS America Inc.

spec_2856.128 Afwall Millenium FW 1.28gpf Rev. A 6/16

AFWALL® MILLENIUM™ FloWise®

1.28 GPF FLUSHOMETER TOILET SYSTEM

with EVERCLEAN®

MANUAL FLUSH VALVEBARRIER FREE

VALVE LEFT or RIGHT HAND INSTALLATION

*Note: The Critical Line (-C-L-) on Vacuum Breaker must typically be a minimum of 6" (152mm) above fixture. Consult Codes for details.

2859.016 2859.128 2856.128 2856.016 2856.111

(4) Ø 22mm

(7/8") HOLES

191mm (7-1/2")

133mm (5-1/4")

229mm (9")

FINISHED

FLOOR

333mm (13-1/8")

381mm (15")

41mm (1-5/8")

356mm (14")

*CRITICAL

LEVEL

SUPPLY

DN 25mm (1" I.P.S.)

-C-L-

108 -133mm (4-1/4" to 5-1/4")

293mm (11-1/2")

ROUGH-IN

DIMENSION

FINISHED WALL

C/L OF SEAT POST

HOLES 140 mm

(5-1/2") CENTER

660mm (26")73mm

(2-7/8")

343mm (13-1/2") 470mm

(18-1/2")

NOTES:

WASTE OUTLET SEAL RING MUST BE NEOPRENE OR GRAPHITE-FELT (WAX RING

NOT RECOMMENDED).

SUGGESTED 2mm (1/16) CLEARANCE BETWEEN FACE OF WALL AND BACK OF BOWL.

TO COMPLY WITH AREA CODE GOVERNING THE HEIGHT OF VACUUM BREAKER ON

THE FLUSHOMETER VALVE, THE PLUMBER MUST VERIFY DIMENSIONS SHOWN FOR

SUPPLY ROUGHING.

CARRIER FITTING AS REQUIRED TO BE FURNISHED BY OTHERS.

PROVIDE SUITABLE REINFORCEMENT FOR ALL WALL SUPPORT.

IMPORTANT: Dimensions of fixtures are nominal and may vary within the range of tolerances established by ANSI Standard A112.19.2.

These measurements are subject to change or cancellation. No responsibility is assumed for use of superseded or voided pages

MEETS THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT GUIDELINES

AND ANSI A117.1 ACCESSIBLE AND USABLE BUILDINGS AND

FACILITIES - CHECK LOCAL CODES.

When installed so that top of seat is 432 to 483mm (17" to 19") from the finished floor.

Fixture Compliance Certifications - Meets or Exceeds the Following Specifications:

• �ASME A112.19.2-2008 / CSA B45.1-08

for Vitreous China Fixtures

Valve Listings:

• ASSE 1037

• ANSI/ASME A112.19.2

• ADA Compliant

M125 © 2018 AS America Inc.

spec_3351-3354101 AfwallMillenniumFW Rev 11/18

Afwall® Millennium™ FloWise® Elongated Flushometer Toilet

VITREOUS CHINA with EVERCLEAN®

Afwall® Millenium™ FloWise® Elongated Flushometer Toilet with EverClean®

the growth of stain- and odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew on the surface

(454 kg)

System MaP* Score:

• �1,000 grams of miso @ 1.1 gpf to 1.6 gpf when used with an American Standard flush valve

* �Maximum Performance (MaP) testing performed by IAPMO R&T Lab. MaP report conducted by Gauley Associates Ltd. and Koeller and Company.

Component Parts:

❏ 047007-0070A Inlet Spud (furnished with bowl)

Nominal Dimensions:

660 x 356 x 381mm (26" x 14" x 15")

Recommended working pressure–between 25 psi at valve when flushing and 80 psi static

Fixture only, less seat, bolt caps, and flushometer valve

Compliance Certifications - Meets or Exceeds the Following Specifications:

• �ASME A112.19.2/CSA B45.1 for Vitreous

China Fixtures

* This product is not recommended for bariatric use.

SEE REVERSE FOR ROUGHING-IN DIMENSIONS

MEETS THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT GUIDELINES

AND ANSI A117.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSIBLE AND USABLE

BUILDING FACILITIES - CHECK LOCAL CODES.

When installed so top of seat is 432 to 483mm (17" to 19") from the finished floor.

BARRIER FREE

To Be Specified:

❏ Color: ❏ White ❏ Seat:

❏ Flushometer Valve:

ENVIROMENTAL

PRODUCT

DECLARATION

ADA

COMPLIANT

EVERCLEAN WATER

EFFICIENT

When used with

1.1 or 1.28 gpf toilet flush valves

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M126 © 2018 AS America Inc.

spec_3351-3354101 AfwallMillenniumFW Rev 11/18

NOTES:

● Toilet designed to meet ADA accessibility standards when top of seat height set at 432 to 483mm (17" to 19") from finished floor.

PRODUCT 3351 AND 3353 SHOWN, 3352 AND 3354 SAME EXCEPT WITH SLOTTED RIM FOR BED PAN HOLDING.

WASTE OUTLET SEAL RING MUST BE NEOPRENE OR GRAPHITE-FELT (WAX RING NOT RECOMMENDED).

SUGGESTED 2mm (1/16) CLEARANCE BETWEEN FACE OF WALL AND BACK OF BOWL.

TO COMPLY WITH AREA CODE GOVERNING THE HEIGHT OF VACUUM BREAKER ON THE FLUSHOMETER VALVE, THE PLUMBER MUST

VERIFY DIMENSIONS SHOWN FOR SUPPLY ROUGHING.

FLUSHOMETER VALVE NOT INCLUDED WITH FIXTURE AND MUST BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

CARRIER FITTING AS REQUIRED TO BE FURNISHED BY OTHERS.

PROVIDE SUITABLE REINFORCEMENT FOR ALL WALL SUPPORT.

IMPORTANT: Dimensions of fixtures are nominal and may vary within the range of tolerances established by ANSI Standard A112.19.2.

These measurements are subject to change or cancellation. No responsibility is assumed for use of superseded or voided pages

FINISHED WALL

FINISHED

FLOOR

(4) Ø 22mm

(7/8") HOLES

m m (2

-7 /8

660mm (26")

470mm (18-1/2")

333mm (13-1/8")

356mm (14")

191mm (7-1/2")

133mm (5-1/4")

229mm (9")381mm

(15") ●

41mm (1-5/8")

FINISHED WALL

FINISHED

FLOOR

660mm (26") (4) Ø 22mm

(7/8") HOLES

470mm (18-1/2")

333mm (13-1/8")

356mm (14")

191mm (7-1/2")

90mm (3-9/16")

133mm (5-1/4")

229mm (9")381mm

(15") ●

41mm (1-5/8")

281mm (11-1/16")

321mm (12-5/8")

3351.101/3352.101

3353.101/3354.101

Afwall® Millennium™ FloWise® Elongated Flushometer Toilet

VITREOUS CHINA with EVERCLEAN®

BARRIER FREE

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ROYAL® MANUAL SPECIALTY FLUSHOMETER

ROYAL BPW 1000

Sloan 10500 Seymour Ave, Franklin Park, IL 60131 Phone: 800.982.5839 • Fax: 800.447.8329 • sloan.com

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OPTIONS

Flush Volume

1.6 gpf (6.0 Lpf) (1.6)

3.5 gpf (13.2 Lpf) (3.5)

6.5 gpf (24.6 Lpf) (6.5)

1.28 gpf (4.8 Lpf) (1.28)

Finish Polished Chrome (CP)

Activation Manual Specialty

Valve Diaphragm

Water Efficiency Low Consumption Water Saver High Efficiency

Fixture Type Water Closet

Fixture Connection Top Spud

Installation Exposed

Handle Sanigard® (SG) Front of Valve (H)

Control Stop Adjustable Ground Joint (ADJ/GJ) Less (L/STOP)

Vacuum Breaker Offset (O)

Offset 2" (51mm) (2-OFST) 1" (25mm) (1-OFST) 1 ½" (38mm) (1-1/2-OFST)

Outlet Tube F190 (F190) Trap Primer (TP)

Fitting

F31AA (F31AA)

Image for a standard ROYAL BPW 1000 shown

DESCRIPTION

Royal® Exposed Manual Specialty Water Closet Bedpan Washer Flushometer

FEATURES

Exposed water closet, diaphragm model Flushometer is intended for floor-mounted or wall-hung top spud bowls Operates by means of a metal oscillating, non-hold-open handle with a triple seal handle packing to ensure water conservation Presents a leaner, more aesthetic installation, reducing possible bacteria growth on hidden and hard-to-reach surfaces found on other bedpan washer units Eliminates the need for unsanitary hose sprays, as well as the additional housekeeping that hoses require and the potential for patient slippage Valve body, stop body, diverter body and diverter pivot made from brass casting using semi-red brass for durability and long life PERMEX synthetic rubber diaphragm with Dual Filtered Fixed Bypass Valve body, Cover, Tailpiece and Control Stop shall be in compliance with ASTM Alloy Classification for Semi-Red Brass Valve shall be in compliance to the applicable sections of

ASSE 1037.

DOWNLOADS

Slimline Royal/Regal XL Exposed Installation Instructions Slimline Bedpan Washer Repair and Maintenance Guide Additional Downloads

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ROYAL® MANUAL SPECIALTY FLUSHOMETER

ROYAL BPW 1000

Sloan 10500 Seymour Ave, Franklin Park, IL 60131 Phone: 800.982.5839 • Fax: 800.447.8329 • sloan.com

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Specialty Bedpan Washer

Compliances & Certifications BAA Compliant UPC Certified cUPC Certified BREEAM Water Credit Green Globes Water Credit

NOTES

For product line drawings, view model-specific spec sheets.

All information contained within this document subject to change without notice.

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REVISED: 12/14/23

Bariatric On-Floor Toilet ADA Compliant Fixture is arranged to be installed on a finished wall optionally from the front or rear. Unit is fabricated of 14 gage, type 304 stainless steel and is seamless welded construction. Fixture (less - HSBJ Hinged Seat option) shall withstand loads up to 2,000 lbs. with no measurable deflection and loads up to 5,000 lbs. with no permanent damage.

®Optional -HSBJ Big John Hinged Toilet Seat is rated at 1,200 lbs. Fixture exterior and Bowl interior has a satin finish. Optional -EG Enviro- Glaze color finishes are available. Housing includes side Access Panels to facilitate installation of fixture and Hinged Seat by others. Toilet complies with ADA requirements for accessibility.

Compliance is subject to the interpretation and requirements of the local code authority.

Toilet is optionally available in both Floor Outlet or Wall Outlet with elongated Bowl and an overall depth of 29". Fixtures are manufactured to comply with ASME A112.19.3 and CSA B45.4 standards.

Toilet requires a minimum of 25 PSI flow pressure and uses a minimum water consumption of 1.28 GPF. Trap will pass a 2-1/8" ball and is fully enclosed with a minimum 3-1/2" seal.

Wall Outlet configurations with Front Mounting (-FM) include a wall waste outlet with a 7-1/2" Dia.

Recessed Gasket Flange. Rear Mount (-RM) fixtures include a 2-3/8" Dia. plain end Toilet Waste that extends 3" beyond back of fixture.

Floor Outlet configurations include a floor waste outlet with a 7-1/2" Dia. Recessed Gasket Flange for both Front (-FM) and Rear (-RM) mount installations.

Flush Valve supply is additionally available for exposed or concealed Flush Valve styles in 1.28 GPF, 1.6 GPF, or 3.5 GPF and with 1-1/2" NPT connection.

GUIDE SPECIFICATION

Provide and install Whitehall Bariatric ADA Compliant Toilet (specify model number and options). Unit shall conform to ADA requirements.

Fixture shall be fabricated from 14 gage, type 304 stainless steel. Construction shall be seamless welded and exposed surfaces shall have a satin finish. Toilet shall have an elongated Bowl with a self-draining Flushing Rim and punching for Seat by others. Toilet shall be ASME A112.19.3 and CSA B45.4 compliant. Toilet requires a minimum of 25 PSI flow pressure and uses a minimum water consumption of 1.28 GPF. Fully enclosed Toilet Trap shall have a minimum 3-1/2" seal that shall pass a 2-1/8" diameter ball.

Fixture May Show Some Available Options

WH2125-A-W-2-EG-HSBJ

Bariatric Toilet

Please visit www.whitehallmfg.com for most current specifications.

Recyclable Product

Complies with the following standards:

Water Conserving Product

Bariatric On-Floor Toilet ADA Compliant

Model WH2125-A

WH2125-A

Whitehall Mfg. • P.O. Box 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744 • (800) 782-7706 • (626) 968-6681

Division of ®Acorn Engineering Company

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OUTLET

Model Number & Options______________________________________________Quantity___________

Company_________________________________________________________Date_______________

Contact_____________________________________Title_____________________________________

Approval for Manufacturing/Signature_____________________________________________________

SELECTION SUMMARY & APPROVAL FOR MANUFACTURING

Model Number & Options______________________________________________Quantity___________

Company_________________________________________________________Date_______________

Contact_____________________________________Title_____________________________________

Approval for Manufacturing/Signature_____________________________________________________

SELECTION SUMMARY & APPROVAL FOR MANUFACTURINGAll dimensions are nominal and subject to manufacturer's change without notice. Whitehall assumes no responsibility fo use of void or superseded data © Whitehall Manufacturing, Member of Morris Group International.

Please visit www.whitehallmfg.com for most current specifications.

REVISED: 12/14/23

WALL THICKNESS AND TYPE (Must Specify)

Thickness ______________ Type ______________

MODEL NUMBER AND OPTIONS SELECTION

BASE MODEL NUMBER

WH2125-A Bariatric Toilet ADA Compliantq

SUPPLY (Must Specify) -T Top (Exposed)q

-W Wall (Concealed)q

FIXTURE MOUNTING AND WASTE (Must Specify) -2 On-Floor, Wall Outletq -3 On-Floor, Floor Outletq

INSTALLATION (Must Specify) -FM Front…