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Thurgood Marshall US Courthouse Bid Set – September 02, 2014 Courtroom Draperies

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SECTION 122200 - DRAPES, CURTAINS, TRACKS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

A. Work of this Section shall be governed by the Contract Documents. Provide materials, labor, equipment and services necessary to furnish, deliver and install all work of this Section as shown on the drawings, as specified herein and/or as required by job conditions.

B. The Work shall include, but is not limited to the following:

1. Traversing drapery each side of window.

2. Tracks and hardware for operable panels.

3. Anchoring means and methods.

4. Treatment of fabrics.

1.02 NOT USED

1.03 QUALITY ASSURANCES

A. The Prime Contractor shall substantiate that the fabricator and the installer, each, has been in business for not less than five (5) years as a specialty contractor, executing fabrication and installation of commercial window treatments.

1. The installation shall be under a full-time experienced field superintendent who shall be a direct representative of the specialty contractor.

B. Building and Fire Code Compliance

1. The fabrics used shall be fire-retardant treated as required to conform to all applicable codes and regulations having jurisdiction.

C. Job Mock-up

1. The job mock-up shall consist of the installation of each type window treatment specified herein at its intended location complete with hardware.

a. Typical Tower Courtrooms (Floors 7-15)

b. 11th Floor Courtrooms

c. 6th Floor Courtrooms

d. Standard Courtroom (Floors 2,3,4,5)

e. Special Proceeding Courtrooms (Rooms 110,318,506)

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2. Do not proceed with the balance of the work until these installations have been reviewed and found acceptable.

D. Reference Standards

1. American Society for Testing & Materials (ASTM)

2. National Association of Fabric Manufacturers (NAFM)

3. American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC).

4. Aluminum Association (AA).

1.04 SUBMITTALS

A. The Samples and Certificates listed below are required to be submitted by the Construction Contractor to the Architect, for review. An omission of an item or items does not relieve the Construction Contractor from this responsibility, and for compliance with the Contract Documents, of which this is a part.

SAMPLES

Item No. Quan. Size Description

S1 2 1 running yd. Each fabric (treated if required)

S2 2 2 feet long Each track

S3 2 Actual Track hardware, each kind and component

S4 2 2 sq. ft. Lining

S5 2 1 Ft Square Each drapery type, Typical bottom and leading edge hem intersections complete with linings and weights

S6 2 1 running yd Each Trim (treated if required)

NOTARIZED CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE

Item No. Description Standards

C1 Fire rating of fabric ASTM E-84 Class A

C2 Fabricator's qualifications As specified

B. Shop Drawings

1. Submit shop drawings to the Architect for review in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents.

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2. Submit plans, elevations, and details noting each room and window and noting hardware components, track supports, dimensions and anchoring means and methods.

a. Show traverse drapery panels. Show which side they are operated from.

b. Show all seam locations and details thereof.

c. Indicate tracks for traverse panels hardware.

3. Clearly note work to be provided by other trade Subcontractors and coordinate accordingly.

C. Submit manufacturer's product data and catalog cuts for each item relating to the tracks, fabric, and their hardware.

D. Certifications

1. Flame resistant characteristics of each fabric shall be submitted from independent testing laboratories.

2. For materials which are not inherently flame resistant in the untreated state, submit certification attesting the following:

a. The treated materials have retained their flame resistant properties after having been subjected to the exposure cycles for accelerated dry cleaning or accelerated laundering specified in "Standards".

b. The treated materials will not stain or cause staining under the conditions encountered on this project.

E. Maintenance Instructions

1. Each drapery fabric manufacturer shall submit printed maintenance instructions including means and methods recommended for the cleaning of the completed work.

1.05 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING

A. Deliver materials to the site ready for use in the manufacturer's original and unopened containers and packaging, bearing labels as to type of material and location. Delivered materials shall be identical to the reviewed submittals.

B. Store materials under cover in a dry and clean location, off the ground, and remove materials which are damaged or otherwise not suitable for installation from the job site and replace with acceptable materials.

C. Each window treatment shall be delivered to the job site fully and completely fabricated, and ready to be secured to the track hardware.

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PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.01 MATERIALS

A. Drapery All draperies are to be pinch pleated with trim along leading and bottom edges as well as black out lining.

Fabric/ Trim name and numbers refer to the catalog designation of the Manufacturer specified unless otherwise noted. Other manufacturers' products which satisfy specified requirements will be considered.

1. Drapery Types - Basis of Design a.Standard and Tower Courtroom Drapes (SCD)

1) SCD -G:

a) Drape:

Mfr: Beacon Hill/ Robert Allen, Show Room: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

i. Pattern: Kerala

ii. Color: Forest

iii. Content: 100% Silk

iv. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

v. Abrasion: 30,000 Double Rubs

vi. Finish: Piece Dye

b) Trim:

Mfr: Samuel and Sons, Show Room: 983 Third Avenue, NYC 10022

i. Style: 977-36057 (1-3/8” Aristotle Greek Key)

ii. Color: 21 Antique Bronze

iii. Content: 100% Viscose

iv. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

c) Lining: Typical see below

2) SCD -R:

a) Drape:

Mfr: Robert Allen, Show Room: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

i. Pattern: Treasure Beach

ii. Color: Classic Crimson

iii. Content: 100% Polyester

iv. Flammability: NFPA 701

v. Abrasion: 30,000 Double Rubs

vi. Finish: Piece Dye

b) Trim:

Mfr: Samuel and Sons, Showroom: 983 Third Avenue, NYC 10022

i. Style: 1-3/8” Aristotle Greek Key

ii. Color: 01 Beaujolais

iii. Content: 100% Vicose

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iv. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

c) Lining: Typical see below

3) SCD -B:

a) Drape:

Mfr: Robert Allen, Show Room: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

i. Pattern: Treasure Beach

ii. Color: Navy Blazer

iii. Content: 100% Polyester

iv. Flammability: NFPA 701

v. Abrasion: 30,000 Double Rubs

vi. Finish: Piece Dye

b) Trim:

Mfr: Samuel and Sons, Showroom: 983 Third Avenue, NYC 10022

i. Style: 977-36057 (1-3/8” Aristotle Greek Key)

ii. Color: 24 Navy

iii. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

c) Lining: Typical see below b.Sixth and 11th Floor Courtroom Drapes- SECD

1) SECD -AU:

a) Drape:

Mfr: Robert Allen, Show Room: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

i. Pattern: Treasure Beach

ii. Color: Gold Leaf

iii. Content: 100% Polyester

iv. Flammability: NFPA 701

v. Abrasion: 30,000 Double Rubs

vi. Finish: Piece Dye

b) Trim:

Mfr: Samuel and Sons, Showroom: 983 Third Avenue, NYC 10022

i. Style: 981-41888 (1/2” Normandy Silk Cord w/Tape

ii. Color: 07 Nuance D’Or

iii. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

c) Lining: Typical see below c.Special Proceeding Courtroom Drapes- SPCD

1) SPCD -G:

a) Drape:

Mfr: Beacon Hill, Showroom: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

i. Pattern: Lady Elsie

ii. Color: Pine

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iii. Content: 85% Cotton 15% Rayon

iv. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

v. Abrasion: 50,000 Double Rubs

vi. Finish: Durable Water Repellant

vii. Comments: Crush Resistant

b) Trim:

Mfr: Samuel and Sons, Showroom: 983 Third Avenue, NYC 10022

i. Style: 981-41888 (1/2” Normandy Silk Cord w/Tape

ii. Color: 07 Nuance D’Or

iii. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

c) Lining: Typical see below

2) SPCD-R:

a) Drape:

Mfr: Beacon Hill, Showroom: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

i. Pattern: Lady Elsie

ii. Color: Garnet

iii. Content: 85% Cotton 15% Rayon

iv. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

v. Abrasion: 50,000 Double Rubs

vi. Finish: Durable Water Repellant

vii. Comments: Crush Resistant

b) Trim:

Mfr: Samuel and Sons, Showroom: 983 Third Avenue, NYC 10022

iv. Style: 981-41888 (1/2” Normandy Silk Cord w/Tape

v. Color: 07 Nuance D’Or

vi. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

c) Lining: Typical see below

3) SPCD-B:

a) Drape:

Mfr: Beacon Hill, Showroom: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

i. Pattern: Lady Elsie

ii. Color: Delft Blue

iii. Content: 85% Cotton 15% Rayon

iv. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

v. Abrasion: 50,000 Double Rubs

vi. Finish: Durable Water Repellant

vii. Comments: Crush Resistant

b) Trim:

Mfr: Samuel and Sons, Showroom: 983 Third Avenue, NYC 10022

i. Style: 981-41888 (1/2” Normandy Silk Cord w/Tape

ii. Color: 07 Nuance D’Or

iii. Flammability: Treat as required to meet ASTM E-84 or NFPA 701

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c) Lining: Typical see below d.Typical Lining (Basis of Design) Mfr: Robert Allen, Show Room: 979 Third Avenue, Suite 301, NYC 10022

1) Pattern: Roc Lon B/O

2) Color: Ivory

3) Content: 70% Polyester 30% Cotton

4) Flammability: NFPA 701

5) Comment: 3 Pass Black Out

B. Fabric Requirements

1. One dye lot shall be used for each color. Two dye lots of the same color shall not occur in the same room.

C. Drapery Hardware

1. Track numbers refer to the catalog designation of The Finial Company unless otherwise specified. Other manufacturers' products which satisfy specified requirements will be considered.

2. Provide assembled sets complete with all components such as track, carriers, guides, end stops, splicers and supports as required to sustain imposed loads and to perform the functions shown for the respective locations. Provide components of the same manufacture as the track and in accordance with the track manufacturer's recommendations.

3. Provide track in one piece for each location unless track is not manufactured in such lengths.

4. Traverse Systems Basis of Design:

Corded Traverse- Single heavy duty ball bearing traverse system, Mfr: The Final Company, Representative: Katy Muller, Tel 212-752-4040 Duralee, 979 Third Avenue, Suite 620, New York, NY 1002

Heavy duty ball bearing traversing track recommended for heavy-weight draperies or draperies mounted over 10 ft. over the finish floor

Single ball bearing traverse system price includes: traversing track, 2 adjustable end brackets, an adjustable bracket every 3-4ft and 3-4 carriers per foot

Cut to specified length Continuous track (with blended splice if required)

a. Type CR-1(Standard) Item Number # TSWPBB Track Length: See Schedule Track and Bracket Color: Bronze Bracket : See Schedule Cord Location: Typically Right, U.O.N Draw: Center

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Carriers: Pinch Pleat (100% fullness) Cord Drop: 120” Fascia (Pole): 2” smooth wood Fascia Finish: #155 Antique Finial: #REC73

b. Type CR-2a (Sixth and Eleven Floor) Item Number: TGWPBB Track Length: See Schedule Track and Bracket Color: Bronze Bracket : See Schedule Cord Location: Typically Right, U.O.N Draw: Center Carriers: Pinch Pleat (100% fullness) Cord Drop: 120” Fascia (Pole): 2” grooved wood Fascia Finish: #155 Antique Finial: #EC214-1

c. Type CR-2b (Tower) Item Number: TGWPBB Track Length: See Schedule Track and Bracket Color: Bronze Bracket : See Schedule Cord Location: Typically Right, U.O.N Draw: Center Carriers: Pinch Pleat (100% fullness) Cord Drop: 120” Fascia (Pole): 2” grooved wood Fascia Finish: #155 Antique Finial: #WW207

d. Type CR-3 (Special Proceeding) Item Number: 3TVRGRBB Track Length: See Schedule Track and Bracket Color: Bronze Bracket : See Schedule Cord Location: Typically Right, U.O.N Draw: Center Carriers: Pinch Pleat (100% fullness) Cord Drop: 120” Fascia (Pole): 3” grooved wood Fascia Finish: #155 Antique Finial: #EC300-1

5. Anchoring and fastening devices to secure the tracks to the encountered substrates shall be stainless steel or cadmium plated steel screw or bolts set into expansion shields or sleeves.

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2.02 FABRICATION

A. The work shall be executed using skilled workers in a specialty shop and in accordance with the reviewed submittals. Accurately lay out the fabric so the pattern is absolutely centered for each window and terminates in the same manner. Random cut, non-centered work will not be acceptable.

B. Inspect all fabric materials. Should materials prove defective, the nature of the defects will be identified and conveyed in writing to the Construction Contractor.

C. Fabric shall be hand cut on the thread to dimensions determined from measurements verified at the job site. Selvages shall be trimmed.

D. Tension machine sewing as well as stitching methods, number of stitches per inch, shall be suitable for fabrics sewn and uses intended. Hand sewing shall be employed whenever required to produce straight handling, carefully matched, wrinkle-free installation. Drapery shall have even horizontal top and bottom hems and vertical side seams.

E. Drapery seams shall fall within a fold, or at edges, @ 1/4".

F. Color of thread to match color of fabric sewn.

G. Drapery shall extend from as close as possible to the ceiling or drapery track recess without touching, to within a quarter (1/4) inch of convector, floor or as encountered.

H. Side hems of drapery shall be hand stitched in a manner to prevent puckering. A quarter (1/4) inch tolerance from finished floor to finished drapery hem shall be maintained to within plus or minus a quarter (1/4) inch and the maximum plus and minus tolerance shall not both occur within 6'-0" measured horizontally at the floor or as noted.

I. Text Deleted

J. Traversing Drapery for all locations, shall be 1-1/2 widths of fabric. The traversing drapery shall be pinch pleated presenting an unbroken flow of softly rippled "folds". Folds shall be identical from inside the room or outside the building. Headings shall be suspended under the track.

K. Examine all fabrics and cut away any misweaves or flaws. Where the nature of fabric requires hanging out to stabilize the length, draperies shall be fabricated after fabric is stabilized. Each length shall be cut by pulling a thread completely across the full width from selvage to selvage to assure that each panel is true and square.

L. Where patterned fabrics are used, widths shall be joined together by top stitch with pattern matching perfectly and seam flat pressed unless otherwise specified. Where solid or textured non-matching fabrics are used, widths shall be joined together by twin-needle overlocking stitch to eliminate puckering.

M . Bottom hems shall be of width as scheduled, double turned forming 3 plies of fabric and side hems shall be 1-1/2" wide double turned forming 3 plies of fabric. Bottom and side hems shall be blind stitched. A muslin covered 1" square lead "E" weight shall be inserted at the inside top portion of the bottom hems at each vertical seam and at leading and return edges. Leading edge and return edge shall be closed by hand tacking.

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N. For hems requiring additional weights provide continuous weights hand tacked every 18" and at each seam.

O. Each traversing drapery shall be hand tabled for squareness. Each traversing drapery shall be pressed. Provide tenter hooks and rings at stacking end to hold drapery in place.

P. Lining of the Draperies

1. Linings shall be in equal widths to face fabric and shall be joined by twin-needle overlocking stitch to eliminate puckering, joined to face fabric at top using an inside invisible seam and at side hems by hand stitching and shadowed with a 1-1/2" return of the face fabric. Linings shall be hand stitched to face fabric along vertical seams.

2. Pinch pleat shall be uniform and evenly placed

3. Finished lining length shall be 2-1/2" less than finished drapery length. Top of lining hem shall line up with top of face fabric hem. Lining hem shall be joined to face fabric hems by hand crocheted using tacks of linen thread 3" long spaced at 24" centers.

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.01 EXAMINATION

A. Study the Contract drawings and specifications with regard to the work as shown and required under this Section so as to insure its completeness.

B. Examine surfaces and conditions to which this work is to be attached and notify the Construction Contractor if conditions or surfaces exist which are detrimental to the proper and expeditious installation of the work. Starting on the work shall imply acceptance of the surfaces and conditions to perform the work as specified.

C. Verify dimensions taken at the job site affecting the work. Bring field dimensions which are at variance, to the attention of the Construction Contractor. Obtain decision regarding corrective measures before the start of installation.

D. Cooperate in the coordination and scheduling of the work of this Section with the work of other Sections so as not to delay job progress.

3.02 INSTALLATION

A. The work shall be installed at their designated locations in a plumb and secure manner.

B. The tracks for each window shall be cut to fit and secured with the track's support brackets located at ends and not over 24" o.c. in between in a secure, rigid and dead level manner using the appropriate expansion and/or self-tapping anchoring devices to suit the encountered conditions.

C. The installed draperies shall be dressed down properly after installation as required by fabric contents to insure proper handling and appearance. They should be wrinkle-free. Do not pull excess threads from seams or hems, but trim off neatly using sharp scissors.

D. Hang drapery so that top of heading clears ceiling above by 1/4" and so that bottom hem clearance is a maximum of 1" from finished floor and 1/2" from sill line.

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E. Drapery shall stack and/or lay evenly with uniform appearance and be vertical and parallel to each other and to walls.

3.03 PROTECTION & CLEANING

A. Protect installed work using adequate and suitable means during and after installation until accepted.

B. Fabric which becomes torn, ripped or stained shall be completely removed and replaced.

3.04 SCHEDULE

A. See Drawings

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