Hardware Security Requirements.pdf
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This document is a section from the Ellsworth Air Force Base Installation Facilities Standards (IFS) detailing requirements for doors, windows, frames, glazing, shading, and hardware across different facility groups. The standards specify technical preferences such as clear anodized aluminum doors with thermal breaks for Facility Groups 1-3, aluminum clad wood windows for Facility Group 4, and preference for standard-sized hinged doors. Additional key requirements include using tinted, energy-efficient double-pane glazing, avoiding mirrored glazing, integrating shading designs, and ensuring all locks are compatible with "Best" locks featuring 7-pin removable cores. The document provides comprehensive architectural and hardware guidelines focused on durability, functionality, security, and design consistency across different facility types.
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Page 96 of 145Ellsworth Air Force Base IFS
D06.1. Types
1. Clear anodized aluminum doors, windows and frames with thermal breaks are preferred for Facility Groups 1-3 because they show less wear and weathering than dark anodized finishes; match the color of the door and frame. For renovation projects the color of new windows, doors and frames may match the existing ones.
2. Aluminum clad wood windows are preferred for Facility Group 4.
3. Standard-sized hinged doors are preferred. Use sliding, folding, overhead, sectional and other door configurations only to support mission operations.
4. Automatic doors are allowed only where functionally necessary.
5. Limit hollow metal doors and frames to security doors, utility rooms and mechanical rooms in Groups 1 and 2 and to any application in Group 3 facilities.
6. Utility and emergency egress doors shall match the wall color.
7. Passive thermal comfort methods of ventilation are encouraged where life cycle cost justified.
8. Windows must meet force protection requirements.
9. Adjacent joint sealants should be slightly darker than the frame color.
10. Manufacturers listed below are only provided to establish a baseline of equivalency among all applicable manufacturers.
D06.2. Layout and Geometry
1. Visually and functionally compose openings in walls for the climate-specific exposure.
2. Consistently use opening type, size, placement, mullion pattern, and color to reinforce the overall architectural design.
3. Openings shall augment interior lighting and space conditioning needs.
4. Protect against vandalism, intrusion and coordinate sound ratings.
D06.3. Glazing and Shading
1. Tinted, energy-efficient, low-e, double-pane glazing is encouraged; provide triple-pane glazing in extreme environments.
2. Glazing color shall follow Installation Facilities Standards (IFS).
3. Translucent wall panels may be integrated into wall systems.
4. Do not use mirrored glazing.
5. Fully integrate applicable shading designs for overhangs, louvers, light shelves and grilles.
6. Where appropriate, install window screens to take advantage of natural ventilation.
D06.4. Hardware
1. Provide hardware appropriate for the Facility Group while considering activity and frequency of use and local climate;
hardware may be of higher visual quality for Facility Group 1.
2. Ensure hardware will perform throughout the facility’s lifespan without showing extreme wear.
3. Select finishes that will not degrade by intensity of operation or exposure to the elements.
4. All locks to be compatible with “Best” locks with 7-pin removable core.
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