FMS#3 Door Spec.doc
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- RFQ - 15A - 09050500000000000794
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- Penobscot County, Maine
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This document is a detailed construction specification for door hardware and installation requirements for FMS#3 in Bangor, Maine. The specification establishes comprehensive requirements for exterior and interior steel doors, hollow metal frames, and associated hardware components. Exterior doors must be 1¾ inches thick, 3 feet by 7 feet in dimension, constructed of 16-gauge steel with full flush construction, reinforced and insulated with an R-Factor of 10.04, and equipped with panic hardware. Interior secure doors must also be constructed to the same structural standards. All doors must be installed with panic hardware, door closers, floor-mounted door stops, and appropriate hardware reinforcements. The specification details hollow metal frame requirements including 2-inch faces manufactured from 14-gauge galvanized steel, with welded and ground corner joints, factory-applied rust inhibitive primer, and reinforced sections for hinges, locks, and closers.
The specification identifies approved manufacturers for all hardware components, including hinges from Hager Companies, McKinney-Assa Abloy, or Stanley; mortise locks and trim from Von Duprin; cylindrical locks from Stanley-Best Access System; door closers from Corbin Russwin-Assa Abloy; and miscellaneous hardware from Don-Jo, Hager Companies, National Guard Products, Pemko-Assa Abloy, and Reese Enterprise. All hardware finishes must be satin chrome unless otherwise specified. Exterior doors require half-glass glazing with dual-pane 6-millimeter laminated glass featuring LOW-E thermal properties. Additional requirements include weather stripping, door sweeps, kick and push plates of satin chrome stainless steel, thresholds with nonskid abrasive surfaces, and rubber silencers. The specification emphasizes quality construction standards including degreasing, bonderizing, welding, and field installation by the contractor.
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SPECTEXT® 2001, Copyright January 2001 Revised 01/2001
The Construction Sciences Research Foundation
Specifications
Door Manufactures:
1. Deansteel, San Antonio, Texas
2. Mesker Door Inc., Huntsville, Alabama
Exterior (Steel) Doors:
1. Exterior doors shall be 1 3/4” - 3’-0” x 7’-0”, 16 gauge steel, full flush construction and reinforced, stiffened, insulated R-Factor 10.04 and sound deadened with a solid slab of expanded polyurethane foam permanently bonded to the inside face of each skin. Both lock and hinge stile edges shall be full flush, continuously welded, filled and ground smooth.
2. All exterior doors shall be constructed to receive mortise locking devices.
3. All exterior doors shall be installed with panic hardware.
HOLLOW METAL (STEEL) FRAMES:
A. Exterior and interior hollow metal (steel) door frames shall have a 2" face. All steel door frames shall be manufactured of 14-gauge cold rolled A90 or G90 galvanized steel B. All frames shall be saw mitered on a high speed metal cutting saw, corner joints shall be welded, filled and ground smooth to a perfectly smooth surface at all exposed faces.
C. All frames shall be thoroughly degreased and cleaned of all imperfections before painting. All frames shall be bonderized and shall receive a factory coat of baked on rust inhibitive primer. Frames with an exposed Wipe Coat Galvanized Finish shall not be considered acceptable for this project. Where welded joints at corners and mullions occur, the exposed steel shall be painted to match the prime coat finish of the frame. For galvanized frames, the exposed areas where zinc coating has been removed thru grinding shall be touched up with an approved zinc rich primer similar to ZRC or Galvacon. The zinc rich primer shall then receive a prime coat finish.
D. Frames shall be reinforced, drilled and tapped for all mortise hinges, locks and lock strikes. Frames shall be reinforced only for surface applied hardware, with drilling and tapping to be done in the field by this Contractor. The hinge reinforcement for all frames shall be 7-gauge steel. The door closer reinforcing shall be 12-gauge steel. Lock strike reinforcing shall be 14 gauge.
E. Provide metal plaster and mortar guards for all mortise cutouts.
F. Frames shall be set up and welded. They shall be shipped with a spreader bar welded to the base (bottom) of each frame for in transit support. Spreader bars shall be removed at the time of frame installation, and replaced by a metal or wood spreader carefully dimensioned to permit square, true installation.
G. Provide masonry or stud anchors for installation of hollow metal (steel) frames in masonry or dry‑wall. Where frames must be installed after masonry walls are in place, furnish anchors for existing masonry complete with anchor bolts of sufficient diameter and length to provide firm and secure fastening. Provide 3 jamb anchors and one base anchor for each jamb section of each frame.
H.
Frames for single doors shall have three rubber silencers on lock jamb stop. For pairs of doors, provide two rubber silencers at the head stop.
J.
All exterior door frames shall be fully insulated with non-expanding closed cell spray-in polyurethane foam.
DOOR HARDWARE:
A.
Finishes:
1. Where not specified all hardware shall be satin chrome finish.
B.
Hinges Manufactures:
1. Hager companies, St. Louis Missouri. Model BB1279NRPUS26D
2. McKinney - Assa Abloy, Scranton, Pennsylvania. Model T4B338626D-NRP
3. Stanley, New Britain, Connecticut. Model FBB179NRPUS26D
4. All hinges shall be 4 1/2” x 4 1/2" full mortise, stainless steel, ball bearing type. All exterior hinges shall be manufactured with non-removable pin. All interior door (secure) hinges shall be manufactured with non-removable pin.
C.
Mortise Lock Manufacture:
1. Exterior Door Mortise Lock.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Model 7500 Mortise Lock, Storeroom Function, Positive Locking, Reversible.
2. Interior Door (Secure) Mortise Lock.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Model 7500 Mortise Lock, Storeroom Function, Positive Locking, Reversible.
D.
Door Trim Manufacture:
1. Exterior Door Trim.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Model 994L Lever Handset, Lever 13007.
2. Interior Door (Secure) Trim and Deadbolt.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Trim - Model 994L Lever Handset, Lever
13007.
b. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Trim - Non Locking Side, Model 994L Lever Handset, without cylinder hole, Lever 13007.
b. Stanley, New Britain, Connecticut. Deadbolt – Model 48H7KS1626.
E.
Cylindrical Locks Manufacture:
1. Interior Office Door.
a. Stanley – Best Access System, New Britain, Connecticut.
Model 73KC7AB15D-STK-626.
b. All cylindrical locks shall receive 7 pin, interchangeable cores, the same as the
“Best Access System”
F.
Door Panic Hardware:
1. Exterior Door Panic Hardware.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Model 9975-F-2-US26D.
2. Interior Door Corridor Panic Hardware.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Model 9975-F-2-US26D.
3. Exterior Double Doors Panic Hardware.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Rim Strike - Model 98-F-2-US26D Rim Strike.
b. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Strike - Model 299.
c. All double doors shall have a removable mullion.
1. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Model 4954-SP28.
d. All panic hardware shall have cylinder dogging.
4. Interior Double Doors Panic Hardware.
a. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Rim Strike - Model 98-F-2-US26D Rim Strike.
b. Von Duprin, Indianapolis, Illinois. Strike - Model 299.
c. All double doors shall have a removable mullion.
d. All panic hardware shall have cylinder dogging.
G.
Cylinders Manufacture:
1. General Lock, San Diego, California, Mortise Cylinder.
Model MC-IC7-ST-26D, 7 Pin.
2. General Lock, San Diego, California, Panic Hardware Cylinder.
Model RC-IC7-26D, 7 Pin.
3. General Lock, San Diego, California, Deadbolt Cylinder.
Model MC-IC7-ST-26D, 7 Pin.
4. All cylinders shall receive 7 pin, interchangeable cores, the same as the “Best Access System”
H.
Door Closer Manufacture:
1. Exterior Door Closer.
a. Corbin Russwin - Assa Abloy, Model DC6210-626-M54, no hold open.
2. Interior Door.
a. Corbin Russwin - Assa Abloy, Model DC3210-689-M54, no hold open.
3. All doors shall be manufactured to receive door closer. All doors shall have door closer installed.
I.
Floor Mounted Door Stop Manufacture:
1. Exterior Door Stop.
a. Don-Jo, Sterling, Massachusetts, Model 1442-626, 1/2” x 1 5/8”.
2. Interior Door.
a. Don-Jo, Sterling, Massachusetts, Model 1442-626, 1/2” x 1 5/8”.
3. All doors shall only receive floor mounted door stops.
J.
Threshold Manufactures:
1. Hager companies, St. Louis, Missouri.
2. National Guard Products, Memphis, Tennessee.
3. Pemko - Assa Abloy, Memphis, Tennessee.
4. Reese Enterprise, Rosemount, Minnesota.
5. All exterior doors threshold shall be extruded or cast aluminum. The thresholds shall be 7" and 8" wide by full width of door opening. Thresholds shall be 1/2" high and shall have beveled edges and a corrugated surface. Anchor thresholds with no less than four (4) machine screw anchors for 3'0" lengths. Provide non ferrous solid brass or stainless steel screws.
6. All thresholds shall have a non‑skid abrasive surface with a metalized coating of hard aluminum‑nickel alloy bonded into the aluminum threshold at high temperature no less than 7200o F.
K.
Mullion Manufacture:
L.
Weather Stripping Manufactures:
1. Hager companies, St. Louis, Missouri, Model 726S.
2. All exterior doors and corridor doors shall receive weather stripping.
M.
Sweep Manufactures:
1. Hager companies, St. Louis, Missouri, Model 759S – Black Vinyl, Aluminum Finish.
2. National Guard Products, Memphis, Tennessee, Model 96V – Black Vinyl, Aluminum Finish.
3. Pemko - Assa Abloy, Memphis, Tennessee, Model 57AV– Black Vinyl, Aluminum Finish.
4. All exterior doors shall receive door sweeps.
N.
Kick And Push Plates:
1. Push plates shall be .050-gauge satin chrome finish, solid stainless steel 16" high by 8" wide.
2. Kick plates shall be .050-gauge satin chrome finish, solid stainless steel 12" high by
1 1/2" less door width.
3. All exterior doors and corridor doors shall receive kick and push plates.
4. Kick plates shall be applied on both sides of doors.
5. See door schedule for placement of kick and push plate for interior doors.
O.
Silencers:
1. Unless furnished by metal doorframe manufacturer, provide rubber silencers for all hollow metal (steel) frames. Silencers shall be pneumatic type 1/2" diameter with 1/8" projection.
2. Provide 3 silencers for the strike jamb of metal frames for single doors and two for the head for metal frames for pairs of doors. Provide 4 silencers for the strike jamb for frames for single dutch doors.
P.
Glazing:
1. All exterior doors shall be half glass style; glass opening shall not extend into area that shall receive Panic Hardware. Exterior doors glazing and transoms shall consist of two panes of a minimum of 6-mm (1/4") nominal laminated glass. The panes of 6-mm laminated glass consist of 3-mm glass panes bonded together with a minimum of a 0.75-mm polyvinyl-butyral (PVB) interlayer. Two panes of 6-mm laminated glass are required on insulated glass. Insulating glass characteristics shall be thermal pane with LOW-E.
2. All interior doors shall be half glass style; glass opening shall not extend into area that shall receive Panic Hardware. Interior doors glazing shall consist of minimum 6-mm (1/4") nominal laminated glass.
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