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HDEC04-09-R-0012
Attachment B
CED
Required Salient Characteristics
Gondola Store Shelving
DOES NOT
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CONFORMS
CONFORM
2.3.1
Expected life span of this equipment is required to be 12 years or more with basic maintenance.
2.3.2
Design engineered to be a fully integrated and complete set of gondola shelving for grocery store applications.
2.3.3
Provide a full range of component options to meet requirements for different departmental commodity display needs to include, but not limited to bakery, dry goods and health & beauty products.
2.3.4
Mixed and unmatched component set sub-configuration displays from various different manufacturers is unacceptable.
2.3.5
Minimum acceptable shelving system rated capacity is 15,000 inch pounds. Store sizes range from small to superstore with heavy product pack-out capacity, volume flow requirements and various shelf loads.
2.3.6
System standard shelving length is four feet.
2.3.7
Designed capability to provide two and three feet length shelving, boxed corners and column kits for a customized fit is required. Custom lengths may be required to meet restrictions caused by structural obstructions in some sales areas.
2.3.8
Base shelf depths 22, 24, 26, or 28 inches as specified.
2.3.9
Upper shelf depths 22,24,26 inches as specified.
2.3.10
Wire upper shelf depths 22, 24, 26 inches as specified.
2.3.11
Sections to be 48 to 90 inch height as specified.
2.3.12
Island display sections to be 47 to 60 inches wide (total width).
2.3.13
Wall display sections to be to 22 to 30 inches deep.
2.3.14
Designed capability and installation team expertise to fasten half gondola wall shelving to walls and to upright refrigerated cases.
2.3.15
Designed capability to fasten end caps to shelving rows.
2.3.16
Shelving components provide for a full set of display sub-configurations to include but not limited to island display, wall display, end cap display, lighted, non-lighted, adjustable cantilever shelves, pegs, and baskets.
2.4.1
Shelf capacity details.
2.4.1.1
Standard upper shelf minimum balanced load 500 lb capacity, with 1.67 to 1 safety factor.
2.4.1.2
Heavy duty standard upper shelf minimum balanced load 600 lb capacity, with 1.67 to 1 safety factor.
2.4.1.3
Contoured / wrap around upper shelf minimum balanced load 150 lb capacity, with 1.67 to 1 safety factor.
2.4.1.4
Wire upper shelf minimum balanced load 150 lb capacity, with 1.67 to 1 safety factor. Minimum .30 diameter wire with an eleven gauge bracket.
2.4.1.5
Base shelf / deck minimum balanced load 600 lb capacity, with 1.67 to 1 safety factor. Minimum 1000 lb capacity when equipped with additional base load leveler.
2.4.2
Base legs: legs will set base height 5 inches above the finished floor and be reinforced to withstand the above stated weight requirements.
2.4.3
Manditory Accessory - Kickplates: provided to shield legs from bumping and abuse or to cover the exposed surface beneath the base shelf. To be an open or closed kickplate as design requierments dictate.
2.2.4
Manditory Accessory - Base load supports: increase minimum base shelf capacity to 1000 pounds and provide structural support to prevent a sagging center area of the shelf or shelf structural failure. Provided for one of every four base shelves. Designed to provide additional support for base shelves which merchandise heavy products such as sugar, canned and bottled foods.
2.2.5
Other base and upper shelf characteristics.
2.2.5.1
Front edge of all shelves will be supplied with permanently attached price tag molding that accommodates standard size price tags and UPC tags.
2.2.5.2
Base shelf will be equipped with 1 ¼ inch up-tilt (45 to 60 degrees) price tag molding.
2.2.5.3
Each upper shelf will be furnished with a pair of support brackets that are independently adjustable on 1 inch centers.
2.2.5.4
Base and upper shelves will have two rows of ¼ inch perforations, on one inch centers, on topside of each shelf, on both front and rear to facilitate use of wire dividers, bins, and other accessories.
2.2.5.5
Drop-in style shelving and tilt-in style shelving is required as specified in each order. Drop-in shelving is generally used where vertical spacing limits use of tilt-in style shelving.
2.2.5.6
Designed to accommodate the pass-thru of electrical conduits.
2.4.6
Dump baskets.
2.4.6.1
Depth to be 22, 24, 26 inches as specified. Baskets 8 – 10 inches high at back, 4 – 6 inches high at front and the same width as the shelves.
2.4.6.2
Each dump basket will have price tag molding, five wire dividers 8 – 10 inches high and two shelf hangers.
2.4.6.3
Minimum load capacity of 400 pounds in the flat position.
2.4.6.4
Quantity provided to be one dump basket for every four sections of gondola shelving unless otherwise specified.
2.4.7
Upright details.
2.4.7.1
Island display: each upright column on each side of an assembled island section must be capable of safely supporting a minimum total balanced load of 2,000 pounds (excluding base deck), or an unbalanced load of 1,250 pounds.
2.4.7.2
Wall / half display: each upright column of an assembled wall section must be capable of safely supporting a minimum total unbalanced load of 1,250 pounds.
2.4.7.3
Caps will be furnished for the open top of each upright.
2.4.7.4
End covers to be provided on each exposed end of a run.
2.4.7.5
Equipped with one inch adjustable leveling devices on base supports.
2.4.8
End panels.
2.4.8.1
Constructed of solid laminated hardboard panels ¾ to 1 inch thick fitted onto the exposed ends of the shelving. Comes as a pair, left and right.
2.4.8.2
The end upright divider and end of base shelf shall be covered with matching material.
2.4.8.3
Overall height of the end panels to be 48 – 90 inches to match shelving profile as specified.
2.4.8.4
Provided squared or with rounded top as required.
2.4.9
Finish: components normally painted are to be finished in a high quality baked enamel bonded to steel. Individual shelves shall be beige or light tan in color with matching back panels unless otherwise specified. All other surfaces shall be standard manufacturer’s color. Powder coated finishes are not acceptable.
2.4.10
Illuminated canopy.
2.4.10.1
Provided when required.
2.4.10.2
Provided with T-8 fluorescent double tube light fixtures with electronic ballasts.
2.4.10.3
Provided with matching canopy and closed ends.
2.4.11
Hyper-maxi style shelving.
2.4.11.1
Modified shelving designed to be installed over the top of standard gondola shelving.
2.4.11.2
Provides for one level of storage on wire grid deck.
2.4.11.3
Minimum load capacity of 5000 pounds.
2.4.11.4
Fully welded assembly with lower attachment arm to facilitate attachment of lighting.
2.4.11.5
Provided with recessed matching fluorescent lighted canopy, 120V / 60 HZ / 1 PH, necessary hardware and closed ends.
2.4.11.6
Hardware to attach to base shelf of adjacent fixture is required.
2.4.11.7
Height of upright to be equal to the basic fixture upright.
2.4.11.8
Cross beams are made from heavy gauge steel with integral connector that fits snugly into beam slots and maintains deck alignment with basic fixture slotting. One front beam and one rear beam required per deck. Spring steel deck clips are required to prevent front beam from being accidentally disengaged. Beams to be provided in 96 inch or 48 inch lengths as required.
2.4.11.9
Wire mesh decking to be constructed of 5/16 wire welded on 3 inch grid centers to form the deck. Decks to be 96 inch long, however, should be supplied in two sections. Deck supports to be provided as required. Deck to be depth equal to fixture bottom shelf / deck depth.
2.4.11.10
Components should be finished in a high quality baked enamel bonded to steel to match existing shelving.
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