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Appendix 8 MLK Door Hardware & Controls

Door Hardware

1. General Conditions

a) Overview

i) This appendix presents the Library’s minimum requirements and standards for the concept development, design and specification of their building door hardware equipment.

ii) The Library will provide direction to the design team regarding the need for a feasibility study for hardware selections. Selection will be based on function and building standards.

iii) The Library will expect all hardware as specified in construction documents and schedules to match Library standard building equipment.

b) Administration

i) Consultant shall coordinate with Library representative to develop new design specifications to adhere to existing building standards.

ii) Permits and other associated fees required by the authority having jurisdiction and the State of Wisconsin shall be secured and paid for by Contractor.

iii) All work shall be performed within an industry-acknowledged standard of care, using only new quality materials.

iv) Contractor shall guarantee the entire installation for a period of one year after acceptance.

Repair or replacement of faulty equipment shall be done with no cost to the Library.

2. Codes and Standards

a) All work shall be done in accordance with all applicable local, State and Federal codes.

b) Comply with all applicable OSHA regulations

c) All material shall be new and shall bear a U.L. label where a U.L. standard and /or test exists or other nationally recognized testing standard recognized.

d) Prepare and submit to all authorities having jurisdiction, for their approval, all applications and working drawings required by them. Secure and pay for all permits and licenses required.

e) The following codes, standards, and guidelines will be used for the design as applicable or as directed by the authorities having jurisdictions:

i) The 2015 International Building Code (IBC), as modified by the State of Wisconsin Chapters

SPS 361-366 – Commercial Building Code, governs the requirements for products, materials, components, and systems that are indicated on the drawings and specified in the project manual.

ii) Conform to ANSI A117.1 for positioning requirements for accessibility requirements

iii) All doors should have UL rating and meet UL or local fire and safety requirements

f) The codes, standards and guidelines listed indicate recommended or minimum requirements.

Based on input from the Library representatives and recommendations from the consultant, minimum requirements or standards may be exceeded.

g) Install hardware in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.

h) Use the templates provided by hardware item manufacturer per BHMA standards.

3. Door Hardware Project Scope

a) All hardware shall be as specified in schedules and specifications. No substitutions will be considered.

b) Special details, templates and instructions to other contractors as may be required. Samples;

complete schedule and marking.

c) Furnish and deliver all hardware, including accessories, required for doors, as scheduled. If not scheduled, furnish hardware equal to that specified for similar location as far as practical.

d) Provide template or non-template hardware as required by door and jamb construction. Furnish wood or machine screws or thru bolts as required by those furnishing items to which hardware is to be applied.

e) Cooperate with contractors and others with regard to application of hardware. Make occasional inspections to verify that items are properly used, and that master key system is maintained

f) Deliver hardware only after detailed schedule, keying diagram and samples have been approved by Architect and Building Owner.

g) Coordinate all electrical hardware with related trades.

h) Integration systems

i) JCI P2000 security

ii) Access system shall include raceways, back boxes, conductors controllers, network connections, termination, card readers, door strikes, magnetic locks, request to exit devices for a complete operating system.

iii) Intrusion system shall include raceways, back boxes, conductors, controllers, network connections, motion sensors and door contacts for a complete system.

4. Demolition

a) All existing material and equipment required for demolition shall be completely removed from site.

b) The Library shall have the right to keep any material and equipment when requested by the

Library.

5. Submittals

a) Samples:

i) Samples requested shall be submitted to Architect for approval. Samples will be returned to contractor upon completion

ii) Installed materials should be approved finishes as specified in construction documents.

b) Schedule

i) Prior to ordering hardware, submit complete hardware schedule to Architect and Building

Owner for approval

ii) Schedule each door separately and, where practical, item numbers will be same as door numbers and in consecutive sequence.

6. Keying

a) Key locks in sets or subsets, master key and grand master key as directed by Building Owner.

After award of the contract, hardware supplier shall confer with Building Owner and Architect to determine keying system. Meeting may need to take place at a location to develop necessary building standards. Following this meeting, submit keying diagram to Architect and Building Owner

b) Tag each key mark with item or plan door number

c) Furnish three (3) change keys with each lock. Keys should be properly marked in separate key gathering envelopes

Part 2 - Products

1. Finishes and Materials

a) Hardware finishes shall be US26D satin chrome and US32D satin stainless steel

b) Materials should be the following

1. Knobs locks and latches (US32D)

2. Dead locks – stainless steel (US32D)

3. Exit devices – stainless steel (US32D)

4. Push, pulls – stainless steel (US32D)

5. Kickplates – stainless steel (US32D)

6. Door closers – Interior sprayed aluminum (689)

7. Door butts - non ferrous for exterior and wet areas with (US26D). Ferrous for other doors with (US 26D)

8. Door stops and holders – stainless steel with (US32D)

9. Continuous hinges – aluminum with (US28/713)

10. Thresholds – aluminum with (US27/719)

11. Weatherstripping – aluminum with (US28/713)

12. Finish of hinges, sweeps, and closers at aluminum doors to match aluminum door finish.

Note: All finishes and lever profiles to be confirmed at owner/architect meeting prior to ordering.

2. Latches and Locks

a) Shall be PDQ DJSJ design, Sargent 8200 LNJ design or Schlage L900003B design. Schlage ND Lever. Schlage Primus EF keyway

b) Backset shall be 2-3/4” for all locks, latches and dead locks. Strikes shall be back box type

c) Verify masterkey system

d) Verify lock functions at Owner/Architect meeting

e) Large interchangeable core

f) Lock function legend Office MR116 Passage closets, Conference, MR148 Private toilets, MR276 Storerooms, Janitor Closets, Mechanical/Electrical Closets, MR115 All other doors, MR148

3. Exit Devices

a) Devices should be manufactured by Von Duprin (Surf mount with exterior rod)

b) Function should be as noted in door schedule

c) Coordinate strike requirements with aluminum and hollow metal frames

d) Provide power transfers and power supplies as specified in hardware groups. Coordinate hook-ups to security and card access systems for latch retraction and electric

4. Butt Hinges

a) Shall be PBB, McKinney or Bommer ball bearing, non-rising loose pin, flat button tip, unless otherwise specified.

b) Provide 1-1/2” pair butts per door for doors up to 7’-6” in height. Doors over 7’-6” in height shall have two (2) pairs of butts.

c) Butt size requirements

1. Interior doors up to 37” wide 4-1/2” x 4-1/2” –BB81.

2. Interior doors over 37” wide 5 x 4-1/2” -4B81.

d) Furnish UL approved butts on labeled doors

5. Door Closures

a) Shall be LCN of proper size as described in manufacturer’s schedule of sizes (4040 XP)

b) Where parallel arm or weather strip is specified, closers should be one size larger than manufacturer’s recommendation.

c) Closers shall have key adjusting device. Furnish six adjusting keys to building owner.

d) Mount to provide maximum opening permitted by building construction or equipment, and note on schedule maximum swing per location for other trades involved in reinforcement or installation

e) Closers should be cast aluminum or cast iron. Including two speed adjustment and asdjustable hydraulic back check. Closer fluid should be all weather type not subject to temperature changes.

f) All door closers should be same in design and appearance. If different type is required, owner approval will be needed. All closers should be from same manufacturer as specified.

g) Door closers at labeled fire doors shall bear UL approval. Provide thru bolts as required.

h) Where more than one door occurs in an opening, equip each door with closer unless otherwise noted.

i) ADA automatic openers – verify specification with building owner. Coordinate install and operation of opener and switches with electrical contractor.

6. Push and Pull Hardware, Kickplates

a) Shall be manufactured by Don-Jo Mfg, Hiawatha, Rockwood, or Access Door

b) All plates shall be 16 gauge (.050) with beveled sides and countersunk screws. Screws to be stainless stell with oval head.

c) Legend and schedules should note function of push/pull hardware. Kickplates should be on push side of the door. Additional door protection may be needed at loading/garbage area.

7. Stops and Bumpers

a) Shall be manufactured by Don-Jo Mfg, 1406/1407 series or ABH overhead type. Alternate options may be approved with owner approval.

b) Provide wall type bumper wherever possible (provide blocking as required)

c) If wall bumper is not possible, floor bumper to be provided (1445 floor type)

d) Install bumper behind each door.

e) Where two doors interfere with each other in swinging, provide roller bumper 1480 series as required.

f) Apply with expansion shield is acceptable.

3. Miscellaneous Hardware

a) Power supplies – SDC

b) Electric strikes – SDC, Folger Adam or HES as specified in hardware groups (All hardware to be compatible with pass card reader equipment) Coordinate voltage with card access system.

c) Card readers maintained by JCI

d) Door position switches, keyswitches, power supplies: SDC or approved

e) Thresholds: Nat. Guard, Reese or Zero. Cope around mullions.

f) Weatherstrip: Nat. Guard, Reese or Zero

g) Provide restroom signage to meet Library building standard. Signs shall display international symbol of access and shall meet all Wisconsin Chapter 69 accessibility requirements.

h) Wiring diagrams; Provide complete and detailed system operation and diagrams specifically developed for each opening.

i) Training should be provided to end user for any devices requiring regular maintenance.

Basic Materials and Methods

a. All work associated with the Library building project including, all finish hardware required to completely equip building

b. All finish screws, washers, nuts, bolts and other accessories required for proper installation of hardware.