Finish schedule from drawings.pdf

This document is a set of interior finish notes and architectural details for a construction project at a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facility. The drawings are record drawings prepared by Romanyk Consulting, an architect/engineer firm, showing finish plans for basement, third floor, and third floor hemostat waiting areas.

The general finish notes specify that any proposed finish substitutions must be submitted to the interior designer for approval prior to bidding, with actual samples and complete specifications required. All submittal materials must include actual samples and written approval of all substitutions is mandatory. The general contractor is responsible for examining and confirming all substrate conditions, ensuring new materials are applied to smooth, defect-free substrates that conform to finish material manufacturer recommendations. Key requirements include: all finish materials must be installed per manufacturer written instructions and comply with warranty information and local codes; contractors shall provide written instructions to building owners on care and cleaning of all finish materials and fixtures; flooring changes at door transitions must be detailed with mockups for approval; all counter backsplashes must be tall and use the same materials as the counter; painted surfaces must be sanded, filled, and patched as required with primer and finish coats applied; walls must have finished terminating edges with ceramic tile or appropriate schluter systems; all finish materials must meet Class A fire and smoke ratings; painted mechanical units and grilles must match adjacent wall or ceiling surfaces; and doors, door frames, and cased openings must be painted stain finish unless otherwise noted. The finish schedule specifies materials including sheet vinyl to epoxy floor, schluter dilex AHK, LVT resilient flooring, and tile or resilient flooring options for various spaces throughout the facility.