DRAFT Drawing Sheet A-621_Material_Finish_Schedule.pdf

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This document is a Material Finish Schedule specification sheet for interior construction finishes and building materials.

The schedule specifies finishes for acoustic ceiling tiles, ceramic floor and wall tiles, corner guards, vinyl composite tiles, paint, plastic laminates, porcelain floor tiles, recessed entry mats, rubber cove bases, solid surface materials, tile partitions, window roller shades, and shin materials. Each material type lists specific manufacturers and suppliers including Daikin, Nagoyo, Lixit, Inpro Corporation, JM Paint, Aica, Toli, Mizushima, Corian, Toiso, and others. The schedule identifies pattern types, colors, models, and sizes for each finish. General notes specify that all measurements must be field-verified, substitute materials may be considered if equivalent in quality and performance, the government will accept substitutes for products not currently listed in the contract specifications if the contractor provides written confirmation that equivalents meet or exceed standards, and contractors are responsible for coordinating slab depression limits, locations, and depths with architectural drawings, flooring materials, and installation methods prior to finalizing products. The schedule confirms that all items include fire protection systems and life safety equipment for installed products. Additional requirements address compatibility of US and Japanese systems products, field paint color verification, and compliance with ADA standards.

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