S02 - PG 18-14 Room Finishes Door and Hardware Schedule.pdf

Office of Construction & Facilities Management

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Room Finishes, Door, & Hardware Schedule

April 10, 2017 Rev. 12/2018

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Program Guide PG 18-14 Room Finishes, Door, & Hardware Schedule April 10, 2017

FOREWORD

This document provides standards for interior finishes, doors, and hardware for new or renovated facilities constructed within the Department of Veterans Affairs. The essential criteria for selection of these materials are their appropriateness for function and space, sustainability, life cycle costs, durability, and ease of maintenance.

Lloyd H. Siegel Associate Executive Director Office of Facilities Planning

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Credit is due to the following individuals whose guidance, advice, and effort made this publication possible:

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION AND FACILITES MANAGEMENT

Donald L. Myers, AIA, NCARB Architect, Director Facilities Standards Service (FSS) Jatinder (Jeet) Kumar Architect, FSS, COR Orest Burdiak Principal Interior Designer Ronald Johnson Architect, FSS Gary Fischer Senior Healthcare Architect, FSS Renee Tietjen Architect, FSS Christine Emanuelson, NCIDQ VHA Program Manager, Interior Design Alice Bower Interior Designer, Syracuse VA Medical Center James Symanski Sustainable Design Program Manager Malcolm Junkin CFM Contractor

PRIVATE SECTOR CONSULTANTS

Paul G. Finch, AIA, ACHA, NCARB Paul Finch & Associates, P.C. dba PF&A Design Kimberly J. Bernheimer, CID, IIDA, LEED AP ID+C Paul Finch & Associates, P.C. dba PF&A Design Lynne B. Manning Paul Finch & Associates, P.C. dba PF&A Design Louise A. Vega Paul Finch & Associates, P.C. dba PF&A Design

CONTENTS - 1

CONTENTS

SECTION I – GENERAL

Requirements on the use of this Program Guide

SECTION II – DOORS AND HARDWARE

Type, size, glazing, hardware, and special features of wood and metal doors

SECTION III – ROOM FINISHES, DOOR AND HARDWARE SCHEDULE

Door sizes, door and application codes, door symbols, door legend and notes

Chapters of Program Guide 18-9 VA Space Planning Criteria are listed below:

Chapter Service Area

General Telecom, Mechanical Equipment and Elevator Machine Rooms

100 Medical/Surgical Inpatient Units 102 Intensive Care Nursing Units 104 Spinal Cord Injury / Disorders Center 106 Community Living Center (CLC) 110 Mental Health and Behavioral Patient Care Units 111 Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center (PRC) 202 Substance Abuse Clinic 204 Audiology and Speech Pathology Service 206 Veterans Canteen Service 208 Chaplain Service 210 Cardiovascular Laboratory Service 212 Pulmonary Medicine Service 214 Clinical Services Administration

218 Veterans Assistance Unit 220 Credit Union 222 Dental Service 224 Nutrition and Food Service 226 Electroencephalography (EEG) Laboratory 230 Engineering Service 232 Office of Information and Technology 233 Eye Clinic 234 Fiscal Service 238 Medical Center Director Suite 240 Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Service 244 Lobby 246 Health Administration Service 248 Medical Media Service 252 Nuclear Medicine Service 254 Nursing Service Administration

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Chapter Service Area

256 Emergency Department (ED) and Urgent Care

Clinic (UCC) 258 Women Veterans Clinical Service (WVCS) 260 Mental Health Clinic 261 Day Treatment Center 262 Ambulatory Care (Hospital Based) 264 PACT Primary Care Clinic (PPCC) 265 Outpatient/PACT Clinic 266 Human Resources Management 268 Pharmacy Service 269 Recreation Therapy Service 270 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Service 272 Psychology Service 274 Quarters, On-Call 275 Magnetic Resonance Imaging 276 Radiology Service 277 Radiation Therapy Service 278 Research and Development 279 Police Service 280 Service Organizations

282 Social Work Service 284 Logistics Service 285 Sterile Processing Service 286 Surgical Service: Standard, Intermediate or

Complex Center 287 Digestive Diseases - Endoscopy Suite 290 Voluntary Service 300 Day Hospital

308 Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Service 312 Domiciliary 316 Dialysis Center 400 Library Service 402 Educational Facilities 406 Environmental Management Service (EMS)

Administration 408 Environmental Management Service - Laundry and

Linen Operation 410 Environmental Management Service - Lockers, Lounges, Toilets, and Showers 420 Childcare Development Center

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SECTION I – GENERAL

A. USE OF THE PROGRAM GUIDE

1. The requirements in this Program Guide apply to new construction projects and to renovation projects where the existing finishes and door openings are not suitable for the intended use of the space involved. The Door, Hardware, and Finish Schedules are intended as VA Standards that are intended to be followed for the selection of finishes, doors, and hardware. The Architect, Interior Designer, and Hardware Consultant shall consult and review the requirements with the facility to understand the functions of the rooms for that particular project and adjust finishes, doors, and hardware accordingly. Security systems standards at various facilities may require selection of different devices such as push button locks, card readers, or proximity readers as an example. Refer to Standard Details PG-18-4 for additional requirements.

2. Doors and hardware requirements are indicated by their respective door symbols and hardware set numbers in Section III of this Program Guide. Additional requirements are shown in Section II, "Doors and Hardware". For door frame requirements refer to Standard Details PG 18-4.

3. Room Codes are from VA Space Planning Criteria (PG 18-9). Reference VA National BIM Standards for guidance.

4. Finishes are scheduled in Section III for the floor, base, wainscot, wall, and ceiling surfaces for each room or space. See list of finish abbreviations in paragraph (b) below.

a. Where a combination of materials are separated by the symbol "/" i.e. GWB/CMU, AT/(GWB), etc., the designer shall select the appropriate materials from those listed on the basis of project requirements and cost and shall detail and specify only the selected materials in the construction documents. The "/" indicates the option of materials listed. Where a combination of materials separated by the symbol "-" i.e. GWB-W, etc. indicates an additional material finish or modification.

b. The following abbreviations are used for material and finish codes throughout this Guide. The A/E shall coordinate any additional abbreviations, per project requirements, and the construction documents.

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ADO Automatic Door Operator AF Access Flooring AT Acoustical Ceiling (Tile) AT (SP) (SP) Acoustical Ceiling (with Sprayed

Plastic Finish) BIM Building Information Model C Concrete CBB Concrete Backer Board CMU Concrete Masonry Units (Unit Masonry) CP Carpet (without Cushion Broadloom) CPT Carpet Tile CT Ceramic Tile EFTR Existing Finish to Remain EPY Epoxy Flooring EX Existing EXP Exposed GL Glass (Glazing) GWB Gypsum Wallboard Systems HW Hardware Set (Finish or Builder’s

Hardware) LN Linoleum LVT Luxury Vinyl Tile MAT Carpet Mat (Walk-Off Mat) NO Number PC Precast (Architectural Precast Concrete

Pavers)

P Paint (Exterior and Interior; Transparent, Semi-Transparent, and

Opaque Finishes) PRB Profile Base PT Porcelain Tile (Floor and Base) QT Quarry Tile RAF Resilient Athletic Flooring RB Resilient Base (Rubber or vinyl with factory formed inside and outside corners) RES* Resinous Flooring RES-W* Resinous/Epoxy Wall/Ceiling RF Rubber Flooring RRF Raised Rubber Flooring RSF Resilient Sheet Flooring (Chemically Welded Seams) RWC Rigid Vinyl Wall Covering (Wall Protection - Roll or Sheet) S Solid Surface SC High Build Glazed Coating (Special Coating) SD Static Dissipative SP Special Faced ST Stone (Cast) SVT Solid Vinyl Floor Tile TER Terrazzo, Poured TT Terrazzo Tile (Plastic Matrix) VT Vinyl Tile (High Content Vinyl) VWC Vinyl Wall Covering WD Wood WSF Welded Seam Sheet Flooring (Heat Welded with Rod) SS Stainless Steel

* See Paragraph c. below for definitions and specification section references to be used for RES and RES-W

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c. The following definitions and specification section references are to be used for resinous flooring and wall materials. Ensure that

Resinous Flooring (RES) or Wall/Ceiling (RES-W) are specified where non-porous seamless surfaces are required/preferred over rigid substrates. Refer to this section for the appropriate flooring/wall/ceiling for the room type and use. There key areas are for recommended use; designer shall select a resinous system for a specific project based on function and aesthetics. Additives may be utilized to achieve slip-resistance where required.

Specification Section

Reference

09 67 23.20 09 67 23.21

09 67 23.30 09 67 23.50 09 67 23.60 09 97 33.10

Finish Schedule RES-2 RES-3 RES-5 RES-6 RES-W

System Description

Medium /Heavy-duty, Decorative (Vinyl Chip) Broadcast resinous flooring with integral cove base

Broadcast application for new construction

Renovation and heavy duty applications add non climatic epoxy mortar base with Broadcast topping

Heavy -duty, decorative Epoxy trowel quartz mortar chemically resistant seamless mortar base resinous flooring with integral cove base

Heavy-duty Epoxy Urethane terrazzo flooring with integral cove base

Heavy duty urethane and Epoxy mortar flooring system with integral base

RES-6A Urethane Climatic areas subject to temperature swings

RES-6B Epoxy non Climatic for high abuse and concrete renovation

Seamless resinous coating for walls and ceiling

Area Usage Recommendation

SEE LISTING BELOW SEE LISTING BELOW SEE LISTING BELOW SEE LISTING BELOW SEE LISTING BELOW

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RES-2 DECORATIVE MEDIUM DUTY:

ISOLATION TOILETS / PATIENT ROOMS

RES-2 Barrier Suite (Ante Room; Changing Room; Holding Room; Shower Room; Toilet Room and Procedure Laboratory)

RES-2 Holding (Room; Quarantine; Radioscopy Waste Decay)

RES-2 Infectious Disease Suite (Ante Room; Changing Room; Holding Room; Shower Room; Toilet Room; Autoclave Room and Procedure Laboratory)

RES-2 Isolation Bathrooms/Toilet

RES-2 Isolation/Seclusion Room (Patient Room; and Toilet Room)

RES-2 Patient (Mental Health) Bathroom/Toilet/Shower

RES-2 Patient (Mental Health) Vestibule Shower Room

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RES-3

DECORATIVE MEDIUM DUTY CHEMICAL RESISTANT:

PATIENT / VISITOR / STAFF LABORATORIES

RES-3 Blood Bank (Blood Produce Preparation/Modification; Blood Product Storage and Hemotherapeutics)

RES-3 Cell Irradiator

RES-3 Cell Sorter

RES-3 Chemistry/Special Chemistry

RES-3 Clinical Chemistry

RES-3 Dialystate Preparation Room

RES-3 DNA Sequencing

RES-3 Electron Microscope Suite (Microtome Alcove; Scope Room and Preparation Room/Lab)

RES-3 Electrophoresis Room

RES-3 Extemporaneous Compounding

RES-3 High Resolution Mass Spectrometer Room

RES-3 Horticulture Therapy

RES-3 Immunopathology

RES-3 Intravenous Admixture (Anteroom; Aseptic Transfer Room)

RES-3 Laboratory, Biomedical research

RES-3 Laboratory, Cytology

RES-3 Laboratory, Diagnostic

RES-3 Laboratory, Frozen and Gross Section

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RES-3

DECORATIVE MEDIUM DUTY CHEMICAL RESISTANT:

PATIENT / VISITOR / STAFF LABORATORIES (Continued from previous page)

RES-3 Laboratory, Frozen Section

RES-3 Laboratory, Hematology Coagulation

RES-3 Laboratory, Hematology Routine

RES-3 Laboratory, Histology

RES-3 Laboratory, Procedure

RES-3 Laboratory, Radiation

RES-3 Laboratory, Rehabilitation Research & Development

RES-3 Mass Spectrometer Room

RES-3 Microbiology (Biosafety Laboratory; Clinical Microbiology; Mycobacteriology (TB) Laboratory; Mycology Laboratory)

RES-3 Microbiology, Media Preparation Room

RES-3 Preamplification Room (Regent Prep and Specimen Processing)

RES-3 Radioimmunoassay

RES-3 Scope Room

RES-3 Specimen Accessing, Processing and Distribution

RES-3 Surgical Suite (Preparation Room; Recovery ICU; Scrub and Gown Room; Survival OR; Terminal OR; Workroom and Supply)

RES-3 Treatment Room

RES-3 Urine (Urinalysis) and Feces

RES-3 X-Ray Crystallography

RES-3 Animal Receiving and Examination Room

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RES-3

DECORATIVE MEDIUM DUTY CHEMICAL RESISTANT:

PATIENT / VISITOR / STAFF LABORATORIES (Continued from previous page)

RES-3 Chemical / Radioisotope Suite (Animal Holding Room; Animal Procedure Laboratory; Hazardous Waste Disposal)

RES-3 Clean (Ethylene Oxide Gas Cylinder; Preparation Area)

RES-3 Clean Receiving and Bulk Storage Area

RES-3 Clean Room

RES-3 Clean: Sterile/Non-Sterile Storage Area

RES-3 Environmental Suite (Animal Holding and Procedure Laboratory)

RES-3 Preparation Area

RES-5 HEAVY DUTY - TERRAZZO

RES-5 Corridors

RES-5 Lobby

RES-5 Passenger Elevator Lobby

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RES-6A HEAVY DUTY - CLIMATIC

RES-6A Cell Bank Freezer

RES-6A Freezer Room, Ultra Low

RES-6A Mortuary Refrigerator (Cold Room)

RES-6A Necropsy Room

RES-6A Refrigerated Holding, Waste/Carcass

RES-6A Refrigerator, Central Tray Retherm

RES-6A Refrigerator, Tray Retherm Cart Holding

RES-6A Storage, Refrigerated

RES-6A Storage, Refrigerated and Frozen Food

RES-6A Storage, Refrigerated Blast-Chilled Food (One or Two–day food bank)

RES-6A Storage, Refrigerated Garbage/Trash Holding

RES-6A Automatic Cart Wash

RES-6A Bulk Food Cart Holding Area

RES-6A Cage Wash Room ( Cage Wash / Tunnel Wash ) Manual/Automated (Vivarium)

RES-6A Cook/Chill (High Volume)

RES-6A Cook/Serve; Kitchen and Servery

RES-6A Diet Kitchen

RES-6A Dishwashing

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RES-6A HEAVY DUTY – CLIMATIC (continued from previous page)

RES-6A Incinerator Room

RES-6A Manual Equipment Wash

RES-6A Pot Washing

RES-6A Preparation, Assembly and Sterilization (SPD)

RES-6A Sanitization and Recycling Area

RES-6A Serving Kitchen

RES-6A Soiled Transition Room (SPD)

RES-6A Sorting and Washing

RES-6A Storage, Dry Food and Ingredient Control

RES-6A Storage, Non-Food

RES-6A Storage, Rethemalization of Bulk

RES-6A Washing and Sterilization Room, Glassware

RES-6A Autoclave room

RES-6A Warm Room, 20° C to 37°C

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RES-6B HEAVY DUTY – NON CLIMATIC

RES-6B Autopsy Room

RES-6B Isolation /Teaching Autopsy Room

RES-6B Clean Receiving and Bulk Storage Area

RES-6B Detergent and Water Treatment Room (SPD)

RES-6B Food Preparation and Production

RES-6B Food Service

RES-6B Nourishment Preparation

RES-6B Pantry

RES-6B Tray Assembly Area

RES-6B Tray Cart Storage Area, Clean Carts

RES-6B Tray Cart Storage Area, Soiled Carts

RES-6B Tray Rethem Cart System, Centralized

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B. OTHER REQUIREMENTS

1. SAFETY GLAZING: Refer to Master Specification Section 08 80 00 – GLAZING and Standard Details PG 18-4.

a. Three (3) types of safety glazing are generally used in interior spaces:

1) Fire Glass (“F”) in steel frames shall be used in the following areas:

a) Observation Windows in fire-rated partitions and smoke partitions.

b) Vision panels in fire-rated doors and smoke doors.

2) Laminated Glass ("A") shall be used as vision panels in doors and observations windows in the following areas:

a) Mental Health Units.

b) Alcohol and Drug Nursing Units.

c) Isolation Rooms in Medical, Surgical, and Nursing Units.

1) Tempered Glass ("T") shall be used in all other Observation Windows and Doors with vision panels, including side lights, and as required by Building Codes.

b. In non-sprinklered buildings requiring fire-rated corridors, all glazing between rooms and corridors shall be fire glass in steel frames, subject to size and area limitations of jurisdiction having lawful authority over the work.

2. CORNER GUARDS / HANDRAILS / WALL GUARDS: For corner protective guard requirements see Section 10 26 00, “Wall and Door Protection.”

3. STAIRWAYS: Use molded rubber treads on stairs and rubber tile on floor landings and rubber tile on intermediate landings except for stairs exposed to the weather or those in utilitarian areas not open to the public, such as shops, boiler plants, etc.

4. WALL PROTECTION AT DRINKING FOUNTAINS AND LAVATORIES: Provide solid surface panels on mold resistant gypsum board on rear walls of Drinking Fountain Alcoves where wallboard or plaster finishes occur and behind lavatories and end walls in Patient Bedrooms, Examination Rooms, Treatment Rooms, etc. at 762 to 1270 mm (30 to 50 inches) wide, usually terminating at nearest inside corner. Solid surfacing shall extend continuously from top of base to 1220 mm (48 inches) minimum above finished floor.

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SECTION II - DOORS AND HARDWARE

A. DOORS:

1. For common types and sizes of doors, refer to Architectural Standard Details PG 18-4 Division 08 Openings for door and frame details, except where uncommon conditions occur.

2. Door symbols shall follow VA CAD Standards for projects in BIM. For projects not in BIM and required to be in CAD due to station limitations, conform to the following standards:

The Door Symbols identify the type, size and special features of doors (excluding frames) for use in a room or space. These symbols and designations shall be used at door openings on floor plan and door schedule drawings. The numbers and letters used for Door Symbols have the following meanings:

a. The first number (or numbers) indicate door type and door material (odd numbers for wood and even numbers for steel), i.e. "1/2, 4, etc." Where combinations appear such as "1/2, 9/10, etc." either material may be used.

b. The first letter indicates door size per Section III, i.e. "M, S, V, etc."

c. Pairs of letters indicate pairs of doors, i.e. “MM, SS, VV, etc.” Active vs. passive leaves will be as indicated in drawings, unless the doors are intended to operate in unison, as scheduled in Section 08 71 00, “Door Hardware.”

d. When pairs of doors are of differing widths, the first letter shall denote the active leaf.

e. Letters after a dash, i.e. “-A”, indicate a modification to a door.

3. Walk-in Refrigerator, Elevator Cab, Trash or Linen Chute and Wall or Ceiling Access Doors are specialized doors covered under relevant specification sections.

4. For additional door requirements see VA Barrier Free Design Standard PG 18-13 and Architectural Design Manual PG 18-10, "Exterior

Entrances and Platforms."

5. Requirements for exterior entrance doors are outlined in Architectural Design Manual, "Automatic Doors" and "Exit and Egress Door Locks", and specification Section 08 71 13, "Automatic Door Operators."

6. Wood doors, in lieu of steel doors, shall be specified at doors exposed to public view except in humid areas.

7. Door Swings:

a. Doors to Housekeeping Aids Closets (HAC), Mental Health Security Bedrooms shall open out (reverse). Doors shall swing 180 degrees wherever possible.

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b. Doors to Toilet/Shower Rooms that open off Patient Bedrooms shall open out (reverse) from the space containing the toilet or shall have rescue hardware.

8. Where fire-rated door assemblies are required, they shall open in the direction of exit travel and shall have a fire rating as required by jurisdictions having lawful authority over the work.

B. DOOR HARDWARE:

1. HARDWARE RESPONSIBILITY: It is recommended that the selection of hardware and the preparation of Builder's (Finish) Hardware Specification be performed by an independent Hardware Consultant (not a manufacturer’s representative, manufacturer, distributor, or sales agency) with a minimum five (5) years' experience specifying door hardware for medical/institutional projects. The Hardware Consultant shall prepare specifications for Section 08 17 10, “Integrated Door Assemblies” and Section 08 71 13, “Automatic Door Operators.” The Hardware Consultant shall also review the following sections for coordination with the Door Hardware specification:

Section 08 11 13, “Hollow Metal Doors and Frames;” Section 08 14 00, “Interior Wood Doors;” Section 08 41 13, “Aluminum-Framed Entrances and Storefronts;” Section 08 34 53, “Security Doors and Frames,” and Section 32 31 13, “Chain Link Fences and Gates,” based upon the VA Technical Information Library (TIL) Master Construction Specifications PG 18-1. Hardware types not listed in the TIL Master Construction Specifications, e.g. Section 08 42 23, “Sound Control Door Assemblies;” Section 08 42 29, Automatic Entrances;” and Section 32 31 19, “Decorative Metal Fences and Gates,” shall be specified on a per project basis, using the section designations as listed in the Construction Specifications Institute’s Master Format 2004, and formatted consistent with the TIL VA Master Construction Specifications.

The Hardware Consultant shall co-ordinate with Architect for these sections.

2. HARDWARE SETS:

a. General: Hardware standards for door openings from Corridors to rooms and spaces is listed under column headings "HARDWARE - H.W. NO." in this Program Guide, except as otherwise shown below. These hardware sets correspond to sets of hardware listed in specification Section 08 71 00, "Door Hardware." Hardware Consultant is responsible for selecting, modifying, or developing appropriate hardware sets for each door opening. Hardware Consultant shall consider the following when selecting appropriate hardware:

1) Doors in Smoke and Fire Partitions: The hardware sets listed under the column heading "HARDWARE - H.W. NO." are indicated for both rated and non-rated doors.

In cases where a smoke barrier or fire door must remain open under normal conditions (fail safe), select a hardware set that has a magnetic hold-open or, where wall conditions will not allow, a combination closer-holder instead of a closer only. Magnetic hold-opens and closer-holders must be connected to the fire alarm system.

2) Lead Lined Doors: Coordinate the hardware sets with the lead lined door and frame details shown on the Standard Detail drawings and the project drawings. Refer to Standard Details PG 18-4 Lead Lined Door Detail #SD081113-03, Architectural.

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3) Chapel Doors: For Corridor entrance doors to Nave, provide a special Chapel hardware set which reflects a spiritual but non-denominational theme.

4) Existing Doors or Frames to remain in place: Select and coordinate hardware requirements for these conditions to ensure that suitable and compatible hardware is provided for intended use of space. Door hardware subcontractor shall be required to field verify compatibility of specified hardware with existing conditions (door and frame type, swing, existing hardware preps) prior to submitting hardware schedule for Architect review, and shall advise of any conflicts and propose solutions in such cases.

5) Corridor Doors: Cross-corridor doors to Mental Health Units and other Special Care Units may require electric locks to control free movement of patients. Such locks shall meet the requirements of NFPA-101 as well as allow staff movement in and out of Nursing Unit.

6) Panic Doors Serving Non-Ambulatory Patients: Exit doors with panic hardware that serve as a required means of egress for non-ambulatory patients shall utilize Integrated Door Assemblies with recessed panic hardware and, where possible, swing-clear hinges to provide maximum clearance for gurney traffic.

7) Automatic Swing Door Operators: The Hardware Consultant shall select or develop hardware sets to meet operational requirements of automatic swing door operators where they occur. Provide for concealed wiring of door-mounted sensors (no armored door loops). Provide for electric unlatching of automatic fire doors without compromising physical security requirements (fail secure); such electric unlatching shall be disabled in a fire alarm condition.

8) Security Requirements: Hardware Consultant shall obtain detailed security requirements, security plans, and security door elevations from Architect’s Security Consultant. Coordinate power for electric door hardware items. Coordinate provision of alarm contacts (by Door Hardware or Security Section) and indicate in the hardware sets so that doors and frames may be properly factory-prepared. Hardware Consultant shall provide a Theory of Operation (narrative) for each Security Hardware (SH-Series) set.

9) Hardware Set Numbering Philosophy: Hardware sets should be identified for the type of facility or security requirement:

Prefix Hardware Set Use

None INTERIOR DOORS ONLY: GENERAL - Medical Centers, Outpatient Facilities, General Use, Public Areas in Residential Buildings (Community Living Centers (CLC), Domiciliary, etc.)

E EXTERIOR DOORS ONLY: GENERAL - Medical Centers, Outpatient Facilities, General Use, Public Areas in Residential Buildings (Community Living Centers (CLC), Domiciliary, etc.). Excludes exterior doors from Community Living Centers and Domiciliary, and exterior security (SH) doors.

G Exterior Gates (sliding or swinging, all materials). Excludes gates with electronic security (SH)

R Community Living Centers (CLC) and Domiciliary

MH Mental Health Patient Care Areas

SH Doors with Electronic Security (e.g., card readers, electric locks, electric panics, delayed egress locks, alarm contacts, etc.). This does not include automatic doors, unless they also have security features, but does apply to interior doors, exterior doors, and exterior gates.

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Hardware Set Numbering Hardware sets will be numbered by door type (single vs. pair) and general function. See the table below for recommended outline.

Each HW # will have variations within its set. For instance, HW-1 Series could include these variations:

HW-1 Push/Pull, Closer, Stop HW-1B Hospital Latch, Overhead Stop (no closer) HW-1A Latchset, Closer, Stop

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HW # Category Single or

Pair Function

1 General - Interior Single Non-locking. May be push/pull, hospital latch, or latchset.

2 General - Interior Single Privacy. May be standard privacy, hospital privacy (double thumbturn), keyed indicator privacy, or staff key-only entry indicator privacy.

3 General - Interior Single Office. May include standard office with thumbturn or entry lock with thumbturn and deadlock.

4 General - Interior Single

Classroom. May include standard classroom, double-cylinder utility function (free egress always available), classroom hospital latch. Utility. Latch bolt operated by lever from either side, except when outside is locked by key from inside. When outside lever is locker latch bolt retracted by key from outside or by operating inside lever.

5 General - Interior Single Storeroom. May include standard storeroom, storeroom with deadbolt, institutional lock (lockable both sides).

6 General - Interior Single Panic. May include exit only, passage lever, lockable lever, storeroom lever, pull.

7 General - Interior Single Special. Could include roll-up doors, Won doors, operable partitions, sliding doors, ICU/CCU doors, folding doors, etc.

8 General - Interior Pair Non-locking. May be push/pull, hospital latch, or latchset.

9 General - Interior - - - Left blank at this time

10 General - Interior Pair

Classroom. May include standard classroom, double-cylinder utility function (free egress always available), classroom hospital latch. Utility. Latch bolt operated by lever from either side, except when outside is locked by key from inside. When outside lever is locker latch bolt retracted by key from outside or by operating inside lever.

11 General - Interior Pair Storeroom. May include standard storeroom, storeroom with deadbolt, institutional lock (lockable both sides).

12 General - Interior Pair Panic. May include exit only, passage lever, lockable lever, storeroom lever, pulls.

13 General - Interior Pair Special. Could include sliding doors, folding doors, etc.

GENERAL INTERIOR DOORS

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Pair Function

E1 General - Exterior Single Entry lock, typically with deadbolt and interior thumbturn. Can also include glass or aluminum storefront door with deadlock.

E2 General - Exterior Single Classroom. May include standard classroom or double-cylinder utility function (free egress always available).

E3 General - Exterior Single Storeroom. May include standard storeroom or storeroom with deadlock.

E4 General - Exterior Single Panic. May include exit only, pull, or lever.

E5 General - Exterior Single Special. May include roll-up doors, sliding doors.

E6 General - Exterior Pair Entry lock, typically with deadbolt and interior thumbturn. Can also include glass or aluminum storefront pair with deadlock.

E7 General - Exterior Pair Classroom. May include standard classroom or double-cylinder utility function (free egress always available).

E8 General - Exterior Pair Storeroom. May include standard storeroom or storeroom with deadlock.

E9 General - Exterior Pair Panic. May include exit only, pulls, or lever.

E10 General - Exterior Pair Special. May include sliding doors.

GENERAL EXTERIOR DOORS

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HW # Category Single or Pair

Function

G1 Gate Single No locking. Traffic gate.

G2 Gate Single Utility. Double-cylinder utility function (free egress always available).

G3 Gate Single May include deadlock, padlock, storeroom function lock (with or without deadbolt), or institutional lock.

G4 Gate Single Panic. May include exit only, pull, or lever.

G5 Gate Single Special. May include rolling or swing-up gates.

G6 Gate Pair No locking. Traffic gate.

G7 Gate Pair Utility. Double-cylinder utility function (free egress always available).

G8 Gate Pair May include deadlock, padlock, storeroom function lock (with or without deadbolt), or institutional lock.

G9 Gate Pair Panic. May include exit only, pulls, or lever.

G10 Gate Pair Special. May include rolling gates.

EXTERIOR GATES

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Pair Function

R1 Residential Single Entry door to unit. May be keyed entry lock with deadbolt, or stand-alone card reader lock.

R2 Residential Single No locking. May include latchset or dummy trim with roller latch.

R3 Residential Single Privacy.

R4 Residential Single Classroom..

R5 Residential - - - Left blank at this time

R6 Residential - - - Left blank at this time

R7 Residential Pair No locking. May include latchset or dummy trim with roller latch.

RESIDENTIAL UNIT DOORS

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Pair Function

MH1 Mental Health Single Non locking. Passage latch, anti-ligature hardware.

MH2 Mental Health Single Privacy lock, anti-ligature hardware.

MH3 Mental Health Single Classroom lock, anti-ligature hardware.

MH4 Mental Health Single Electrified lock, storeroom or closet lock, with card reader, anti-ligature hardware

MH5 Mental Health Single Asylum or institutional lock, with dead latch, anti-ligature hardware.

MH6 Mental Health Pair Dead latch or passage latch with pulls, anti-ligature hardware.

MENTAL HEALTH AREA DOORS

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Pair Function

SH1 Security - - - Left blank at this time

SH2 Security Single Monitored door. Alarm contacts only.

SH3 Security Single Electric lockset.

SH4 Security Single Electric panic.

SH5 Security - - - Left blank at this time

SH6 Security - - - Left blank at this time

SH7 Security - - - Left blank at this time

SH8 Security - - - Left blank at this time

SH9 Security Pair Electric lockset.

SH10 Security Pair Electric panic.

SH11 Security - - - Not in Specification at this time.

SH12 Security Pair Controlled egress door. Audible alarm (may include alarm in panic bar) or delayed egress panic.

ELECTRONIC SECURITY DOORS

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SECTION III – ROOM FINISHES, DOOR, AND HARDWARE SCHEDULE

DOOR SIZES

MARK WIDTH HEIGHT

A 547.2 mm (1'-6") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

B 609.6 mm (2'-0") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

C 660.4 mm (2'-2") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

D 711.2 mm (2'-4") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

E 762.0 mm (2'-6") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

F 812.8 mm (2'-8") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

G 863.6 mm (2'-10") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

H 914.4 mm (3'-0") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

I 965.2 mm (3'-2") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

J 1016.0 mm (3'-4") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

K 1117.6 mm (3'-8") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

L 1168.4 mm (3'-10") 2032.0 mm (6'-8")

M 547.2 mm (1'-6") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

DOOR SIZES

MARK WIDTH HEIGHT

N 609.6 mm (2'-0") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

O 660.4 mm (2'-2") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

P 711.2 mm (2'-4") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

Q 762.0 mm (2'-6") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

R 812.8 mm (2'-8") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

S 914.4 mm (3'-0") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

T 1016.0 mm (3'-4") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

U 1066.8 mm (3'-6") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

V 1117.6 mm (3'-8") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

W 1168.4 mm (3'-10") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

X 1219.2 mm (4'-0") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

Y 914.4 mm (3'-0") 2033.6 MM (7'-0")

Z UNASSIGNED UNASSIGNED

a. Wherever possible, use industry standard door width sizes: 914.4 mm (3'-0"), 1066.8 mm (3'-6"), and 1219.2 mm (4'-0").

b. Provide 1117.6 mm (3’-8”) wide doors where 1219.2 mm (4’-0”) wide doors are impractical.

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DOOR APPLICATION CODES

A Laminated Glass ADO Automatic Door Operator (Swing or Slide) ALK Audible Alarm (On Egress) CL Stand-Alone Card Reader Lock CR Card Reader D Double Glazed Tempered Glass DE Delayed Egress DPS Door Position Switch (Door Contact) H Electric Hold-Open (Wall-Magnet Preferred, or Electro-

Mechanical Closer-Holder) IC Intercom ID Integrated Door Assembly IL Interlocked L Louver

LL Lead-Lined Doors LP Light Proof Louver M Mechanical Seal for Light Proof & Sound Retarding Door P Panic Hardware PB Stand-Alone Pushbutton Lock RF Radiofrequency Shielded Door RR Remote Release Button STC Acoustic Door Assembly (Indicate STC Rating #) T Tempered Glass TL Timer Lock (Electric Lock/Unlock of Door Using Electric Timer) U Undercut 1" V Lead Glass F Fire Rated Glass (No Wire)

DOOR SYMBOLS AND LEGEND

Refer to PG 18-4 Standard Details for projects not in BIM.

NOTES:

1. All doors shall be flush face and 44.45 mm (1-3/4 inches) thick unless noted otherwise.

2. Top and side rails shall be 228.6 mm (9 inches) minimum. Bottom rails shall be 304.8 mm (12 inches) minimum.

3. For scheduling door types see SECTION III.

4. Odd door numbers refer to wood doors. Even door numbers refer to metal doors.

5. Numbers in the schedule for door symbol refers to door size, material, and modification. Door frames to be hollow metal, with the exception of room requiring lead lining.

6. See Standard Door Type Detail #SD080000-01 for door types.

7. Patient Room Toilet doors to swing to outside (reverse); where not feasible provide HW-2B hardware.

8. Door Hardware shall conform to the most stringent requirements set forth in this document, VA Technical Information Library, and the latest edition of International Building Code (IBC).

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LEGEND: ROOM FINISHES, DOOR, AND HARDWARE SCHEDULE

PREFIX MEANING EXAMPLE USE EXAMPLE EXPANDED

m: Material m: SVT Material: Solid Vinyl Floor Tile (Luxury Vinyl Tile) f: Finish f: W Finish: Wall Covering (Vinyl Coated Fabric) da: Automatic (Door) da: ADO Door Automatic: Automatic Door Operator (Swing or Slide) dg: Glazing (Door) dg: T Door Glazing: Tempered glass dl: Lined (Door) dl: Yes Door Lined: Yes dr: Rating (Door) dr: 45 Door Rating: 45 minutes ds: Security (Door) ds: CR Door Security: Card reader sw: Swing (Door) sw: [12] Door Swing: See Note 12 t: Type (Door) t: 19 Door Type: Upper window, Sound Rated, Wood s: Size (Door) s: V Size: Width = 3'‐8", Height = 7'‐0" hw: Hardware (Door) hw: 5G Door Hardware: Defined Variant "G" of General – Interior, Single, Storeroom. May include standard storeroom, storeroom with deadbolt, institutional lock (lockable both sides).

CONVENTION MEANING EXAMPLE USE EXAMPLE EXPANDED

( ) Modification t:40 (T, CR, ID) s:VV Door Type: Integrated door assembly, steel (Tempered Glass, Card Reader, Integrated Door Assembly), Size: Two leafs of the same size, Width = 3'‐8", Height = 7'‐0"

[ ] Notes m:GWB [64,80] f:W Material: Gypsum Wallboard Systems [See notes 64 and 80], Finish: Wall Covering (Vinyl Coated Fabric)

NOTE ID NOTE TEXT

64 See Design and Construction Procedures PG‐18‐3, "Noise Transmission Control".

80 Wall Covering installed over Mold Resistant GWB.

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NOTES LEGEND:

ID NOTE TEXT

1 All hardware by vault door manufacturer.

2 Use for non-system furniture environments.

3 Use for systems furniture environments.

4 Ceiling suspension system should be fabricated from non-ferromagnetic material.

5 Aesthetic specialty materials may be used as accents where the design and budget permits.

6 Carpet tile is preferred especially in high traffic areas. Where budget and design conditions do not allow carpet tile;

broadloom carpet may be substituted.

7 Ceramic Tile/Porcelain Tile/Quarry Tile/Solid Surfacing/Resinous Flooring-Wall-Base application over concrete backer board.

8 Height will vary depending on profile base selected.

9 Clipped down AT w/smooth washable surface. See Note 18.

10 Concrete floors shall be finished with a colored hardener (non-slip). "Painted Concrete"

11 Detention function; No Free Egress

12 Door from a negative pressured room to swing into the positive (or higher) pressured room/area to maintain proper pressure relationship and direction of air flow.

13 Doors from clean core into operating rooms.

14 Double-acting door.

15 Double-acting doors with dual hold-open features at entrances to oral surgery.

16 Electro-Pneumatic operated neutron shielded door.

17 Exit access doors shall be equipped with panic hardware and shall swing in the direction of egress.

ID NOTE TEXT

18 Extend enclosed walls to underside of floor slab above and fully seal them to maintain proper pressure relationship and direction of air flow.

19 Extend resinous flooring10' beyond sterilizers.

20 Ferromagnetic materials used will become permanently magnetized due to the exposure to the magnetic fields of a high-field MRI.

21 A program area that extends into a main lobby/concourse area specified for terrazzo shall also receive terrazzo as the flooring for that program area.

22 Full height partition(s) to underside of structure above.

23 If space is converted to another use, the residual magnetic contamination may impair or incapacitate other electronic/imaging modalities.

24 In Corridor.

25 Intermediate landing to be rubber flooring, stair treads/risers to be molded rubber.

26 Magnetic hold-open.

27 May need shielding, depending upon use. See Standard Details PG-18-4 for shielding (Radio Frequency, Lead, or Electromagnetic).

28 Provide sliding ICU doors with breakaway feature into room.

29 MH-5A used at Seclusion Rooms only.

30 Provide aluminum door type in Section 08 41 13.

31 Multi-occupancy.

32 No privacy feature. Lockable to prevent access.

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ID NOTE TEXT

33 Provide acoustical/tackable wall covering on two walls.

34 Provide painted 3/4" fire retardant plywood over GWB where indicated.

35 Special finishes to be selected on basis of requirements.

36 Provide 1-hour rated enclosure and 6" perimeter concrete curb cast integrally with floor in accordance with NFPA.

37 Provide 1-hour rated in this area.

38 Provide 4 ft. wide metal cased opening for all intra-service Operatories.

39 Provide 4' High SS Wainscot and baked enamel metal ceiling.

40 Provide 6" perimeter concrete curb cast integrally with floor, in accordance with NFPA requirements.

41 Provide a 24" sliding door (manual) between Oral Surgery Rooms.

42 Provide acoustical/tackable wall covering on one wall.

43 Provide anti-fatigue rubber mats.

44 Provide full height solid surface in the shower area. Provide 4’-0” high solid surface in the toilet area.

45 Provide Impact-resistant wall material; see VA "Mental Health Environment of Care Checklist".

46 Provide GWB ceiling at shower.

47 Provide brushed stainless steel wall protection panels.

48 Provide outswing door wherever possible. If door must swing in and is non-rated, revise hardware set to HW-2B.

49 Verify material to match adjacent flooring.

ID NOTE TEXT

50 See standard details PG-18-4 for shielding requirements.

51 Provide solid surfacing 30" to 50" wide (or terminating at the nearest inside corner) shall go from base to 48" over mold resistant GWB.

52 Provide wall guards and bumper guards in corridors.

53 Not used.

54 Provide wall guards and/or bumper guards where mobile carts and/or mobile equipment are utilized.

55 Provide X door if VAMC includes SCI Unit.

56 Not used.

57 Radio Frequency shielded.

58 Not used.

59 See "Physical Security Design Manual for VA Facilities".

60 See Architectural Design Manual PG-18-10, "Electromagnetic Shielding".

61 Not used.

62 See Design and Construction Procedures PG 18-3, "Physical Security Requirements and Options".

63 Not used.

64 See Design and Construction Procedures PG-18-3, "Noise Transmission Control".

65 See Design and Construction Procedures PG-18-3, "Security".

66 See HVAC Design Manual PG-18-10, "Walk-in Refrigerators and Freezers".

67 See VA "Mental Health Environment of Care Checklist".

68 Not used.

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ID NOTE TEXT

69 Single Occupancy, Unisex.

70 Not used.

71 Single Occupancy. Provide out swing door wherever possible.

72 Single Occupancy. Provide out swing door wherever possible.

At MH Hardware sets door MUST swing out.

73 Slip-retardant welded sheet vinyl.

74 At renovation where PT is not an option for drain (if required) resinous poured floor may be used.

75 Structurally isolate to minimize vibrations.

76 Not used.

77 Veneer Plywood Surface required for wall mounted pulleys.

78 Verify astatic or static dissipative flooring material w/ MRI Equipment Vendor.

79 Not used.

80 Wall Covering installed over Mold Resistant GWB.

81 Wall/Surface adjacent to MRI Scanning Room to have Radio Frequency and Magnetic Shielding.

Program Guide Room Finishes, Door, & Hardware Schedule PG 18-14 July 2016

Chapter 0 Telecom, Mechanical Equipment and Elevator Machine Rooms

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

A. General Areas

1001 N/A* Large Telephone Equipment Room m:EPY m:RB h:4" m:GWB [34] f:P m:EXP m:Wood t:19 s:SS m:Steel t:20 s:SS hw:11

1002 N/A* Electric, Telephone and Signal Closets m:EPY m:RB h:4" m:GWB [34] f:P m:EXP m:Wood t:1 s:SS m:Steel t:2 s:SS hw:5D hw:11

1003 N/A* Electric, Telephone and Signal Closets (wider than 6-ft. and with 1200 amp or higher devices) m:EPY m:RB h:4" m:GWB [34] f:P m:EXP m:Wood t:19 s:SS m:Steel t:20 [17] s:SS hw:6G hw:12J

1004 N/A* Mechanical Equipment Room m:EPY m:RB h:4" m:GWB [64] f:P m:EXP m:Wood t:19 s:VV m:Steel t:20 s:VV hw:5G hw:11C

1005 N/A* Elevator Machine Room m:EPY m:RB h:4" m:GWB [64] f:P m:EXP m:Wood t:19 s:V m:Steel t:20 s:V hw:5G

1006 N/A* Passenger Elevator Lobbies m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC [54] h:4'- 0" m:AT m:Steel t:40 dg:T (ID) s:VV m:Steel t:42 dg:T (ID) s:VV hw:8

1007 N/A* Service Elevator Lobbies m:RES m:RES h:4" m:GWB f:P m:CMU f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" [54] m:AT m:Steel t:40 dg:T (ID) s:VV m:Steel t:42 dg:T (ID) s:VV hw:8

1008 N/A* Elevator Cab m:TT m:TT h:4" m:PRE-FAB [39] m:PRE-FAB t:PRE-FAB hw:N/A

1009 N/A* Stairs and Stairwells m:RF [25] m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:CMU f:P m:EXP m:Steel t:40 dg:T ds:YES (ID) s:S [17] m:Steel t:42 dg:T ds:YES (ID) s:S [17] hw:SH-4 hw:SH-

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Chapter 0 Telecom, Mechanical Equipment and Elevator Machine Rooms

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

A. General Areas

1010 N/A* Corridors (Secure) m:LVT m:SVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT m:Steel t:40 dg:T ds:YES (ID) s:VV m:Steel [17] t:42 dg:T ds:YES s:VV hw:SH-

1011 N/A* Corridors (Secure, Automatic Operators) m:LVT m:SVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC [52] h:4'- 0" m:AT m:Steel t:40 da:ADO dg:T ds:YES (ID) s:VV [17] m:Steel t:42 da:ADO dg:T ds:YES (ID) s:VV [17] hw:SH- 10A

1012 N/A* Corridors (Non-Secure, Electronic Hold-Open) m:LVT m:SVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT m:Steel t:40 dg:T (ID) s:VV [17] m:Steel t:42 dg:T (ID) s:VV [17] hw:12C

1013 N/A* Corridors (Non-Secure, Automatic Operators) m:LVT m:SVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT m:Steel t:40 da:ADO dg:T (ID) s:VV [17] m:Steel t:42 da:ADO dg:T (ID) s:VV [17] hw:12D hw:12B

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Room Finishes, Door, & Hardware Schedule PG 18-14 July 2016

Chapter 0 Telecom, Mechanical Equipment and Elevator Machine Rooms

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

A. General Areas

1014 N/A* Vestibule (Aluminum Storefront, Automatic Operators) m:MAT [74] m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:CMU f:P m:AT m:Aluminum [30] t:40 da:ADO dg:T s:VV [17] m:Aluminum [30] t:42 da:ADO dg:T s:VV [17] hw:8D

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Chapter 100 Medical / Surgical Inpatient Units

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

FA1: Medical / Surgical Inpatient Unit Calculation

1015 CALC1 Number of Medical / Surgical Inpatient Units

FA2: Medical / Surgical Inpatient Unit Reception Area

1016 WRC01 Waiting m:CPT [6] m:LVT m:PRB [8] m:GWB [5] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T s:S hw:4K

1017 OFDC2 Consult Room m:CPT [6] m:PRB [8] m:GWB [5, 64] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:19 dg:T s:U hw:3G

1018 WRF01 Lounge, Family m:LVT m:PRB [8] m:GWB [5] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T s:V hw:4K

1019 NCWD1 Pantry, Family m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT m:Wood t:19 s:S hw:4k

1020 CLSC1 Patient Education / Resource Kiosk m:CPT [6] m:LVT m:PRB [8] m:GWB f:P m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1021 TLTU1 Toilet, Public m:PT m:RES [74] m:PT [7] h:4" m:RES [7] h:4" m:GWB [7, 64] f:P m:PT [7] h:4'-0" m:CT [7] h:4'-0" m:AT m:Wood t:19 s:S hw:2G [71] hw:4B [31]

1022 TLTF3 Toilet, Family m:PT m:RES [74] m:PT [7] h:4" m:RES [7] h:4" m:GWB [7, 64] f:P m:PT [7] h:4'-0" m:CT [7] h:4'-0" m:AT m:Wood t:19 s:S hw:2G [71] hw:4B [31]

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Chapter 100 Medical / Surgical Inpatient Units

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

FA3: Medical / Surgical Inpatient Unit Patient Area

1023 BRMS1 Patient Bedroom m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [64] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:3 dg:T s:X hw:1B

1024 TLTS2 Toilet / Shower, Patient m:PT m:RES [74] m:PT [7] h:4" m:RES [7] h:4" m:GWB [7, 44, 64] f:SC m:PT [7] h:4'-0" m:CT [7] h:4'-0" m:S [7, 44] m:GWB f:SC m:Wood t:1 s:U hw:2H [48]

1025 BRIT1 Patient Bedroom, Airborne Infection Isolation [18] m:WSF m:WSF h:4" m:GWB [18, 64] f:SC m:GWB f:SC m:AT [9] f:SP m:Wood t:3 [12] dg:T s:X hw:4P

1026 BRAR1 Anteroom, Airborne Infection Isolation [18] m:WSF m:WSF h:4" m:GWB [18, 64] f:SC m:GWB f:SC m:AT [9] f:SP m:Wood t:1 [12] dg:T s:X hw:1K

1027 BRIT2 Patient Bedroom, Protective Environment [18] m:WSF m:WSF h:4" m:GWB [64] f:SC m:GWB f:SC m:AT [9] f:SP m:Wood t:3 [12] dg:T s:X hw:4P

1028 BRAR2 Anteroom, Protective Environment Isolation [18] m:WSF m:WSF h:4" m:GWB [18, 64] f:SC m:GWB f:SC m:AT [9] f:SP m:Wood t:1 [12] dg:T sw:[12] s:X sw:[12] hw:1K

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Chapter 100 Medical / Surgical Inpatient Units

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

FA3: Medical / Surgical Inpatient Unit Patient Area

1029 TLTS2 Toilet / Shower, Patient Isolation m:PT m:RES [74] m:PT [7] h:4" m:RES [7] h:4" m:GWB [7, 18, 64] f:SC m:PT [7] h:4'-0" m:CT [7] h:4'-0" m:S [7, 44] m:GWB f:SC m:Wood t:1 s:U hw:2H

1030 BRBA1 Patient Bedroom, Bariatric / Physical Disabilities m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT m:Wood t:3 dg:T s:X hw:1B

1031 TLTB1 Toilet / Shower, Bariatric / Physical Disabilities Patient m:PT m:RES [74] m:PT [7] h:4" m:RES [7] h:4" m:GWB [7, 44] f:SC m:PT [7] h:4'-0" m:CT [7] h:4'-0" m:S [7, 44] m:GWB f:SC m:Wood t:1 s:X hw:2H

1032 DAYR1 Dayroom, Recreation m:LVT m:PRB [8] m:GWB [64] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:19 dg:T s:V hw:4N

FA4: Medical / Surgical Inpatient Unit Support Area

1033 NSTA1 Nurse Station m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [42] f:P m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1034 NSTA3 Alcove, Telemetry Monitoring m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1035 MEDP1 Medication Room m:VT m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T ds:CR s:S hw:SH- 3D

1036 NCWD1 Nourishment Station m:VT m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT m:Wood t:19 dg:T s:S hw:4E

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Chapter 100 Medical / Surgical Inpatient Units

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

FA4: Medical / Surgical Inpatient Unit Support Area

1037 WRCH1 Workroom, Nurse m:CPT [6] m:VT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [42] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T s:S hw:4K

1038 UCCL1 Utility Room, Clean m:WSF m:WSF h:4" m:GWB [54] f:SC m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT f:SP m:Wood t:11 dg:F dr:45 min ds:YES s:V hw:SH- 3C

1039 USCL1 Utility Room, Soiled m:WSF m:WSF h:4" m:GWB [54] f:SC m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT [9] f:SP m:Wood t:11 dg:F dr:45 min ds:YES s:V hw:SH- 3C

1040 LCCL2 Linen Room, Clean m:WSF m:WSF h:4" m:GWB [54] f:SC m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT f:SP m:Wood t:11 dg:F dr:45 min ds:CR s:SS hw:SH- 9A

1041 SRSE1 Storage, Equipment m:VT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:p m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT m:Wood t:11 dg:F s:X hw:4F

1042 SRGC2 Storage, Medical Gas m:VT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:p m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT m:Wood t:11 dg:F dr:45 min s:V hw:5B

1043 RCA01 Alcove, Crash Cart m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1044 XRM01 Alcove, Mobile X-Ray Machine m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1045 SRLW2 Alcove, Wheelchair / Stretcher m:LVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [54] f:P m:RWC h:4'-0" m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1046 JANC1 Housekeeping Aides Closet (HAC) m:QT m:QT [7] h:4" m:GWB f:SC m:CT [7] h:4'-0" m:AT f:SP m:Wood t:1 s:U hw:5D

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Chapter 100 Medical / Surgical Inpatient Units

ID Rm Cde Space Name Floor Base Wall Wain Ceiling Door HW Nr

FA5: Medical / Surgical Inpatient Unit Staff and Administrative Area

1047 OFA09 Office, Nurse Manager m:CPT [6] m:RB h:4" m:GWB [64] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T s:S hw:3E

1048 OFA09 Office, Nurse Supervisor m:CPT [6] m:RB h:4" m:GWB [64] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T s:S hw:3E

1049 OFA07 Workstation, Social Worker m:CPT [6] m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1050 OFA07 Workstation, Dietitian m:CPT [6] m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1051 OFA07 Workstation, Ward Clerk m:CPT [6] m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT t:OPEN hw:N/A

1052 CRA01 Conference Room m:CPT [6] m:PRB [8] m:GWB [42, 64] f:P [5] m:AT m:Wood t:19 dg:T s:S hw:4J

1053 RPR01 Copier / Printer Room m:VT m:RB h:4" m:GWB [64] f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T s:S hw:3E

1054 SL001 Lounge, Staff m:SVT m:RB h:4" m:GWB f:P m:AT m:Wood t:1 dg:T s:S hw:SH-4

1055 LR001 Locker Room, Staff m:PT m:PT h:4" m:GWB f:SC m:AT m:Wood t:1 s:S hw:SH-4

1056 TLTU1 Toilet, Staff m:PT m:RES [74] m:PT [7] h:4" m:RES [7] h:4" m:GWB [7, 64] f:P m:PT [7] h:4'-0" m:CT [7] h:4'-0" m:AT m:Wood t:1 s:S…