Product_Profile__Above_Ground_Enclosure_City.pdf

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Chartiers Spray Park & Playground Construction
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2022-IFB-004
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Allegheny County, Philadelphia City, Pennsylvania

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This document is a product profile from Aquatix by Landscape Structures detailing specifications for an Equipment Enclosure designed for water play areas, potentially related to the Chartiers Spray Park & Playground Construction project in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The profile describes a mechanical system component that is a safe, lockable outdoor equipment enclosure to be directly mounted on a concrete support pad adjacent to a water play area. The enclosure is designed to house above-ground mechanical systems and includes removable doors for equipment servicing, with specifications for installation using stainless steel anchorage hardware.

The technical specifications indicate the enclosure will feature lockable handles, a vent, and be mounted on a concrete pad (to be installed by others). The document provides a technical diagram and an example photograph illustrating the outdoor equipment enclosure's design and typical configuration. While the document does not include pricing or specific procurement details, it serves as a technical specification sheet that could be used in the bidding or design phase of the Chartiers Spray Park project, offering potential contractors or municipal officials a clear understanding of the mechanical system housing requirements.

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952.445.5135 | 877.632.0503 | aquatix.playlsi.com© 2018

MECHANICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS

Equipment Enclosure

Equipment Enclosure to be a safe, lockable enclosure that will be directly mounted to a concrete support pad next to water play area.

May Consist of:

• Above ground mechanical system.

• Lockable access doors for servicing equipment systems.

• Must be installed on a concrete support pad (by others) with stainless steel anchorage hardware

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