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Thule Consolidation 1

Thule Air Base, Greenland

100% Submission

Comprehensive Interior Design Package

25 April 2016

Prepared By:

Jacobs/Ammann & Whitney

In Collaboration With:

US Army Corps of Engineers New York District

Comprehensive Interior Design Package

SECTION

Proj. No. FDWD5943

Table of Contents

1 STRUCTURAL INTERIOR DESIGN (SID)

1.1 SID Design Objectives

1.2 Interior Finish Boards

1.3 Interior Finish Cut Sheets

1.4 Finish Warranty Information

1.5 SID Documents

I-101 First Floor Finish Plan

I-102 Second Floor Finish Plan

I-103 First Floor Signage Plan

I-104 Second Floor Signage Plan

I-105 First Floor Window Treatment Plan

I-106 Second Floor Window Treatment Plan

I-201 Interior Elevations

I-202 Interior Elevations

I-203 Interior Elevations

I-401 Enlarged Finish Plans

I-501 Interior Details

I-601 Interior Finish Materials Schedule

I-602 Signage & Window Treatment Schedules

2 FURNITURE, FIXTURES, & EQUIPMENT (FF&E)

2.1 FF&E Design Objectives

2.2 FF&E Order Forms

Comprehensive Interior Design Package

2.3 Private Office & Workstation Typical Plans

2.4 Furniture Schedule

2.5 Alternate Manufacturer List

2.6 FF&E Procurement List

2.7 Points of Contact

2.8 FF&E Finish Boards

2.9 FF&E Cost Estimate

2.10 FF&E Bill of Materials (B.O.M.)

2.11 FF&E Warranty Information

2.12 Unicor Waiver

2.13 FF&E Documents

I-107 First Floor Furniture Plan

I-107-A First Floor Furniture Plan – Part A

I-107-C First Floor Furniture Plan – Part C

I-108 Second Floor Furniture Plan

I-108-C Second Floor Furniture Plan – Part C

I-108-D Second Floor Furniture & Panel Plan – Part D

I-109-A First Floor Power & Telecom Plan – Part A

I-109-C First Floor Power & Telecom Plan – Part C

I-110-C Second Floor Power & Telecom Plan – Part C

I-110-D Second Floor Power & Telecom Plan – Part D

I-402 Enlarged Furniture Plans

Comprehensive Interior Design Package

For additional information and questions please contact the Designer of Record:

Anita Bowman Jacobs 1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 Phone: 571-218-1374 anita.bowman@jacobs.com

Comprehensive Interior Design Package

Structural Interior Design (SID)

1.1 SID Design Objectives

Design Objectives

SID DESIGN OBJECTIVES

The Thule Consolidated Shops and Supply Facility, Greenland will house the CE Maintenance Shops and the Base Supply area on level 1 and the Consolidate Administration space on the 2nd level. The building will reflect both user’s needs and functionality and will provide a comfortable yet durable facility in which to complete their operations.

The aesthetics of the Thule CE Shops building will provide an image of security, strength, professionalism and pride in country and community. The exterior materials will be a combination of metal panel and architectural concrete with steel doors and frames. The materials used will need to be durable, with low maintenance and an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

The image portrayed by the exterior of the Thule CE Shops building will be carried through to the inside of the building. The interior finishes will be simple, yet functional and durable. The colors will be neutral with gray tones with accents of blue and are based on standard finishes used Thule Air Base facilities. The flooring finishes offer durability and safety while providing complementary accents that pull the remainder of the room finishes together. The floor on the first level will be sealed concrete, with porcelain tile in restrooms and vinyl floor covering in the office areas. Flooring for the second level will be mostly carpet and static dissipative rubber tile with a floor pattern that uses accent colors in the multi-purpose area. The carpet in the office areas and conference rooms will be a mixture of blue, red with neutral undertones. The carpet will be a durable carpet tile for ease of replacement if necessary when stained or damaged.

Vinyl Floor Covering (VFC), which is easily cleaned and maintained, will be used in areas like the level 1 offices, Sign Shop, Storage and 2nd level Printer rooms.

Wall colors will be painted a soothing neutral in the office and shop areas. Special spaces such as the Assembly Room, Break Room and Open Office East will have accent walls painted a neutral paint. The east wall of the conference room will be finished with an acrylic backed panel wall covering that can also be used as a tackable surface when needed for presentations.

The restrooms, locker and shower areas will be finished with a ceramic through-color porcelain tile that will provide the areas with a pleasing look and ease of cleaning.

The overall look and feel of the Thule CE Shops will be one the occupants will be proud of for many years to come.

Comprehensive Interior Design Package

1.2 Interior Finish Boards

Interior Finish Boards

Jacobs Engineer ing Group Inc .

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943 100% Submission 25 April 2016

ACT-1 SURFACE: CEILING

MATERIAL: ACOUSTICAL CEILING TILE

MANUFACTURER: ARMSTRONG

MODEL:

TILE: 1772 DUNE SQUARE LAY-IN, FOR USE WITH 15/16” GRID,

24" X 24" X 5/8” (610 X 610 X 16 MM)

COLOR: WHITE

REMARKS: EXPOSED METAL TEE TO MATCH ACT-1 COLOR.

CG-1 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: CORNER GUARD WALL PROTECTION

MANUFACTURER: CS ACROVYN CO-8

MODEL: SM-10/20, 3" (76 MM) PROFILE

COLOR: STAINLESS STEEL

REMARKS:

CPT-1 SURFACE: FLOOR

MATERIAL: MODULAR CARPET TILE

MANUFACTURER: TANDUS

MODEL: INFINITY 05849, 18" X 18" (457 X 457 MM) MODULAR TILE

COLOR: MOONSTONE 55022

REMARKS: INSTALLATION: HORIZONTAL ASHLAR

GFC-1 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: GLASS FIBRE CLOTH

MANUFACTURER: FLüGGER

MODEL: GLASS FIBRE CLOTH MEDIUM WALL WITH GLUE 378 EXTRA

COLOR: -

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 44135, PRODUCT 33448

GFC-2 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: GLASS FIBRE CLOTH – WET AREAS

MANUFACTURER: FLüGGER

MODEL: GLASS FIBRE CLOTH MEDIUM WALL WITH GLUE 380 WETSAFE

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 44135, PRODUCT 23850

GT-1 SURFACE: GROUT

MATERIAL: TILE GROUT

MANUFACTURER: QUARTZLOCK

MODEL: URETHANE GROUT

COLOR: 240 LINEN

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943 100% Submission 25 April 2016

LK-1 SURFACE: LOCKERS

MATERIAL: POWDER COATED STEEL LOCKERS

MANUFACTURER: HADRIAN, INC.

MODEL: EMPEROR, SINGLE TIER, 12” X 72” (305 X 1829 MM)

COLOR: 535 LIGHT GREY

MAT-1 SURFACE: FLOOR

MATERIAL: RECESSED ENTRY MAT

MANUFACTURER: MATS INC.

MODEL: FOOT GRILLS – ADVANCED TRACK

COLOR: ALUMINUM WITH BOSTON KENMORE GRAY INSERT

MBW-1 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: DRY ERASE PROTECTION COVERING

MANUFACTURER: WOLF GORDON/EGAN WALL

MODEL:

EWP54, 100% WHITE POLYESTER, BACKING NON WOVEN

POLYCARBONATE LEXON, 54”H X 144”W (1372 X 3658 MM)

COLOR: WHITE

REMARKS: CONFERENCE ROOM – NORTH WALL

P-1 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: GENERAL WALL PAINT

MANUFACTURER: FLüGGER

MODEL: FLUTEX 5

COLOR: RAW WHITE

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 38105

P-2 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: WALL PAINT – WET AREAS

MANUFACTURER: FLüGGER

MODEL: FLUTEX 205

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 76656

P-3 SURFACE: CEILING

MATERIAL: GENERAL CEILING PAINT

MANUFACTURER: FLüGGER

MODEL: FLUTEX 5

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 38105

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943 100% Submission 25 April 2016

P-4 SURFACE: CEILING

MATERIAL: CEILING PAINT – WET AREAS

MANUFACTURER: FLüGGER

MODEL: FLUTEX 205

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 76656

P-5 SURFACE: STAIR RAILINGS, DOOR TRIM

MATERIAL: PAINT – STAIR RAILINGS AND DOOR TRIM

MANUFACTURER: FLüGGER

MODEL: HIGH FINISH

COLOR: GRAY

REMARKS: -

PLAM-1 SURFACE: COUNTERTOPS, HORIZONTAL SURFACE

MATERIAL: PLASTIC LAMINATE

MANUFACTURER: HTH

MODEL: LAVA DUST 249

REMARKS: COUNTERTOP

PLAM-2 SURFACE: MILLWORK, VERTICAL SURFACE

MATERIAL: PLASTIC LAMINATE

MANUFACTURER: FORMICA

MODEL: 5882-58 MATTE

COLOR: CITADEL WARP

REMARKS: MILLWORK

PT-1 SURFACE: FLOOR/WALL

MATERIAL: PORCELAIN TILE, COLORBODY

MANUFACTURER: DALTILE

MODEL:

FLORENZA, 12" X 12" (305 X 305), 3” X 12” (76 X 305 MM)

5/16”

COLOR: OLIVIA FZ02

REMARKS: GROUT: QUARTZLOCK, URETHANE GROUT, 240 LINEN

RESTROOMS

PT-2 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: PORCELAIN TILE, COLORBODY

MANUFACTURER: DALTILE

MODEL:

FLORENZA, 3” X 12” (76 X 305 MM)

5/16”

COLOR: SABBIA FZ01

RESTROOMS

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943 100% Submission 25 April 2016

PTB-1 SURFACE: WALL BASE

MATERIAL: PORCELAIN TILE, COLORBODY

MANUFACTURER: DALTILE

MODEL:

FLORENZA, 6” X 12” (152 X 305 MM), S-36C9T

5/16”

COLOR: OLIVIA FZ02

RT-1 SURFACE: FLOOR

MATERIAL: RUBBER TILE

MANUFACTURER: NORA

MODEL: NORAPLAN SENTICA ED, 24” X 24” (610 X 610 MM) TILE

COLOR: 6521 SUNDAY PAPER

REMARKS: STATIC DISSAPATIVE TILE

RT-2 SURFACE: FLOOR

MATERIAL: RUBBER TILE

MANUFACTURER: NORA

MODEL: NORAPLAN SENTICA ED, 24” X 24” (610 X 610 MM) TILE

COLOR: 6530 WATERFALL

REMARKS: STATIC DISSAPATIVE TILE

SB-1 SURFACE: BASE

MATERIAL: SKIRTING BOARD

MANUFACTURER: -

MODEL: MDF 14 X 65 MM

COLOR: WHITE PRIMED

REMARKS: AT CARPET

SB-2 SURFACE: BASE

MATERIAL: SKIRTING BOARD

MANUFACTURER: ARMSTRONG-DK

MODEL: HPR 2525

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 220095, AT RESILIENT FLOORING

SC-1 SURFACE: FLOOR

MATERIAL: SEALED CONCRETE

MANUFACTURER: -

MODEL: -

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943 100% Submission 25 April 2016

SF-1 SURFACE: FLOOR

MATERIAL: TERRAZZO

MANUFACTURER: FIAT

MODEL: MONTEREY SHOWER FLOOR

COLOR: 081 BLACK & WHITE

REMARKS: SHOWER PAN - SECOND FLOOR RESTROOM

STN-1 SURFACE: DOOR

MATERIAL: SOLID SURFACE CORE WOOD DOOR

MANUFACTURER: TBD

MODEL: BEECHWOOD

COLOR: STAIN TO MATCH STEELCASE 3614 WARM OAK

REMARKS: REFER TO A-601

TWP-1 SURFACE: WALL

MATERIAL: TACKABLE WALL PANEL

MANUFACTURER: MAHARAM

MODEL: TEK-WALL SCATTER 399390, ACRYLIC BACKED, 54" (1372 MM) HIGH

COLOR: 004 VAPOR

REMARKS: 4' X 8' (1219 X 2438) AT CONFERENCE ROOM

VFC-1 SURFACE: FLOOR

MATERIAL: VINYL FLOOR COVERING

MANUFACTURER: ARMSTRONG-DK

MODEL: CHROME HOMOGEN FAVORITE R10 PUR

COLOR: GRAY ASH

REMARKS: PRODUCT ID 710-086

WT-1 SURFACE: WINDOW TREATMENT

MATERIAL: HORIZONTAL MINI BLIND

MANUFACTURER: LEVOLOR

MODEL: R1V1C RIVIERA CONTRACT, 1" (25 MM) BLIND

COLOR: 116 POLAR BEAR

REMARKS: MOUNTED AT WALL SURFACE

WT-2 SURFACE: WINDOW TREATMENT

MATERIAL: BLACK OUT ROLLER SHADE

MANUFACTURER: MECHOSHADE

MODEL:

MANUALLY OPERATED ROLLER SCREEN, MECHOSHADE SLIMLINE

BRACKET SYSTEM, MIDNITE BLACKOUT 0200 SERIES SHADECLOTH

COLOR: 0202 ICE

REMARKS: CEILING MOUNTED INSIDE WINDOW FRAME

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

CPT-1

TANDUS

LANDSCAPE COLOURS 03223, 24" X 24" (610 X 610 MM) MODULAR

TILE

65008 ELECTROPLATED

3”x7” (76 X 178 MM)

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

P-1, P-2, P-3 & P-4

P-1 – P-4

FLUGGER

RAW WHITE

3”x3”

P-5

TWP-1 MAHARAM

TEK-WALL SCATTER

399390, ACRYLIC D,

54" (1372 MM) HIGH

004 VAPOR

2”x3”

TWP-1

GFC-1 & 2

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

VFC-1

RT-2 RT-1

RT-1

NORA

NORA PLAN SENTICA ED,

24" X 24" (610 X 610 MM) TILE

6521 SUNDAY PAPER

3”x3”

RT-2

NORA

NORA PLAN SENTICA ED,

24" X 24" TILE (610 X 610 MM)

6530 WATERFALL

3”x3”

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

PLAM-1 PLAM-2

WT-1 WT-2

CG-1

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

PT-1 & PTB-1 PT-2

GT-1

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

LK-1

SF-1

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

ACT-1

ARMSTRONG

TILE: 1772 DUNE SQUARE LAY-IN, FOR USE

WITH 15/16” GRID, 24" X 24" X 5/8”

WHITE

5.75”X5.75”

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 POC: Anita Bowman P: 571-218-1374 F: 571-218-1400

JFI Project No.: FDWD5943

FG-1

MATS INC.

ADVANCED TRACK FOOT

GRILLES

ALUMINUM WITH BOSTON

KENMORE GREY INSERT

3”x3”

MAT-1

Comprehensive Interior Design Package

1.3 Interior Finish Cut Sheets

Dune Tegular with Suprafine® 9/16" Exposed Tee grid

Dune Tegular with Interlude XL® 9/16"

Dimensional Tee grid

Dune Tegular with Silhouette® 9/16"

Bolt-Slot grid 1/4" Reveal

Dune with Prelude® XL® 15/16" Exposed Tee grid (Pg. 215);

Axiom® Classic Trim (Pg. 236)

Detail (Other Suspension Systems compatible. Refer to listing on page 156.)

time and scrap visible sag (excludes items 1796 and 1798), mold/mildew, and bacterial growth

Color

K e y S e l e c t i o n A t t r i b u t e s

™ Post-consumer Recycled Content options: Items 1774HRC, 1775HRC, 1776HRC, 1777HRC. 35% Pre-consumer;

18% Post-consumer

Scratch-resistant

T y p i c a l A p p l i c a t i o n s

TechLineSM 877 ARM155

Items 1772, 1773, 1774, 1775 & 177610-YEAR Availability

Square Lay-in & Tegular fine texture

Dune Dune Square Lay-in with Prelude 15/16"

Exposed Tee grid

Dune with Interlude® 9/16" Dimensional Tee grid (Pg. 211);

Axiom® Classic Trim (Pg. 236) millernl Text Box

V i s u a l S e l e c t i o n P e r f o r m a n c e S e l e c t i o n Dots represent highest level of performance.

Square Lay-in & Tegular fine texture

Acoustics Fire Light Sag Anti- Durable Recycle Edge Item Dimensions NRC CAC Rating Reflect Resist Microbial Program Profile No.

DUNE Square Lay-in

15/16" 1 1772 Square Lay-in 1772M

1 1850 1850M

1 1773 1773M

1 1851 1851M

1 1796 1796M

1 1798 1798M

P h y s i c a l D a t a

Material

Surface Finish

Fire Performance

™: A fire resistive ceiling when used in

ASTM E1264 Classification

Sag Resistance ® Plus – superior resistance to sagging in high humidity conditions up to, but not including, standing water and outdoor applications.

VOC/Formaldehyde Emissions Meets CA Dept. of Health Services Standard Practice for the testing of VOC Emissions and is listed on CHPS High Performance Products Database for Low-Emitting Materials.

Anti Mold/Mildew & Bacteria ® Plus contains an anti-microbial treatment and provides guaranteed resistance against growth of

Insulation Value

30-Year Performance Guarantee & Warranty Information

Weight; Square Feet/Carton

LEED® Credits Acoustics Low Emitting or CHPS

LEED for Schools

Recycled Content: Up to 53% armstrong.com/greengenie

Mgmt Content Materials Materials & Views

Location Dependent

DUNE Tegular

9/16" 31-34, 54 1775 Beveled Tegular 1775M

1775HRC 2' x 2' x 5/8"

31 1852

31-34, 54 1777 1777M

1777HRC 2' x 4' x 5/8"

15/16" 6 1774 Angled Tegular 1774M

1774HRC 2' x 2' x 5/8"

6 1853

6 1776 1776M

1776HRC 2' x 4' x 5/8"

35% Pre-consumer;

18% Post-consumer

The post-consumer recycled content of these items is from reclaimed ceilings

Item 1775-CAC 33 on 9/16" Interlude, Sonata, Suprafine

Suprafine XL

Suspension Systems

15/16" 9/16"

Prelude®

Prelude XL®

Interlude® Silhouette® Bolt-Slot

Sonata® Suprafine® ® Screw-Slot

M I

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F I

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TechLine

SM / 1 877 ARM

armstrong.com/ceilings (search: dune)

CS-4351-611

LEED®

Grid Drawings Cat. pgs.

226-228 or armstrong.

com/catdwg

K e y S e l e c t i o n A t t r i b u t e s

• Seismic Rx® Suspension System saves time and money;

ICC-ES approach to installations

(ESR-1308)

• PeakForm® patented profile increases strength and stability for improved performance during installation

• SuperLock™2 main beam clip is engineered for a strong, secure connection and fast accurate alignment confirmed with an audible click; easy to remove and relocate

• Hot dipped galvanized coating inhibits red rusting better than electrogalvanized or painted systems

• Rotary-stitched during manufacture by a patented method for additional torsional strength and extra stability during installation

• XL2 staked-on stab end detail provides tight, secure locked connection; easy to remove, reuse and relocate

• State-of-the-art expansion relief on Fire Guard™ options;

provides greater strength and prohibits distortion of grid face during installation

• 10-year limited warranty;

30-year with HumiGuard® Plus

Ty p i c a l A p p l i c a t i o n s

• Retail

• Education

• Offices

• Hospitality

• Fire Guard applications based on building construction and local fire code requirements

P r o d u c t D e s c r i p t i o n

B. Components:

1. Main Beams: Double-web construction, web height 1-11/16″ with peaked roof top bulb and 15/16″ bottom flange with prefinished steel or aluminum capping*; one fire expansion relief per fire rated main beam.

* NOTE: Fire Guard items available in steel capping only.

2A. Cross Tee: Double-web construction, web height 1-11/16″, 15/16″ bottom flange with prefinished steel or aluminum capping and override at each end. Staked-on end detail allows easy cross tee removal and remounting.

2B. Cross Tee: Double-web construction, web height 1-1/2″, 15/16″ bottom flange with prefinished steel or aluminum capping and override at each end. Staked-on end detail allows easy cross tee removal and remounting.

2C. Cross Tee: Double-web construction, web height 1-3/8″, 15/16″ bottom flange with prefinished steel or aluminum capping and override at each end. Staked-on end detail allows easy cross tee removal and remounting.

2D. Cross Tee: Double-web construction, web height 1-3/16″, 15/16″ bottom flange with prefinished steel cap and override at each end. Staked-on end detail allows easy cross tee removal and remounting.

Wall Moldings:

3A. Angle molding: hemmed with prefinished exposed flanges

3B. Shadow molding: hemmed with prefinished exposed flanges

3C. Shadow Molding: (Compatible with Seismic Rx® and BERC 2)

3D. Channel molding: hemmed with prefinished exposed flanges

■■ 7300 (144″, routs 6″ OC, Intermediate-duty) ■■ 7301 (144″, routs 6″ OC, Heavy-duty) ■■ 7302 (120″, routs 6″ OC, Intermediate-duty) ■■ 7305 (140″, routs 10″ OC, Intermediate-duty) ■■ 734032 (3600mm, routs 150mm OC, Intermediate-duty) Fire Guard Items ■■ 8300 (144″, routs 6″ OC, Intermediate-duty) ■■ 8301 (144″, routs 6″ OC, Heavy-duty) ■■ 834033 (3600mm, routs 150mm OC, Intermediate-duty) ■■ Other

■■ XL7340 (48″, routs 12″ OC) ■■ XL7341 (48″, routs 12″ OC)

■■ XL7330 (36″)

■■ XL7380 (96″, routs 12″ OC) ■■ XL7357 (60″, routs 6″ OC) ■■ XL7358 (60″, routs 20″ OC) ■■ XL7390 (72″, routs 12″ OC) Fire Guard Items

■■ XL8320 (24″)

■■ XL8340 (48″, routs 12 ″ OC) ■■ XL8341 (48″, routs 12 ″ OC) ■■ 833033 (1200mm, routs 300mm OC) ■■ Other

■■ XL7342 (48″, routs 12″ OC)

■■ XL7318 (12″)

■■ XL7368 (20″)

■■ XL7328 (24″)

■■ XL7378 (30″)

■■ XL7348 (48″)

■■ 312451 (300mm, center rout) ■■ 312051 (600mm) ■■ 313051 (1200mm, center rout) Fire Guard Items

■■ XL8323 (24″)

■■ 832052 (600mm) ■■ Other

■■ XL7148 (48″, routs 12 ″ OC)

■■ XL7128 (24″)

Materials

A. General: ASTM C635 (Intermediate-duty) (Heavy-duty) main beam classification, commercial-quality hot dipped galvanized steel. Exposed surfaces chemically cleansed, galvanized steel or aluminum capping prefinished in baked polyester paint or annodized.

1/4" (6mm)

3/32" (2mm) 1-3/16"

(30mm)

15/16" (24mm)

1/4" (6mm)

1-3/8" (35mm)

15/16" (24mm)

1-11/16" (43mm)

9/16" (14mm)

1/4"

15/16" (24mm)

(6mm)

2C.

2D.

1/4" (6mm) 1/4" (6mm)

1-11/16" (43mm)

1-1/2" (38mm)

15/16" (24mm)

15/16" (24mm)

(A) (B) Item # Length Flange Height ■■ 7800 144″ 7/8″ 7/8″ ■■ 7807 120″ 2″ 1″ ■■ 7808 120″ 2″ 2″

■■ HD7801 120″ 7/8″ 7/8″

(A) (B) (C) Item # Length Flange Height Reveal ■■ 7875 120″ 3/4″ 15/16″ 1/2″

■■ 7877 120″ 15/16″ 15/16″ 1/4″ ■■ 7878 120″ 15/16″ 15/16″ 3/8″ ■■ 7897 120″ 15/16″ 15/16″ 1/2″

(A) (B) (C) Item # Length Flange Height Flange ■■ 7835 120″ 7/8″ 1-3/4″ 9/16″

B

A

B

A

C

A

B

C

15/16" Exposed Tee System

PRELUDE® XL®Recycled Content: 30%

C o l o r S e l e c t i o n

■■ WH - White ■■ CR - Cream ■■ HA - Haze ■■ VA - Vanilla†

■■ CM - Camel ■■ YS - Oyster†

■■ PL - Platinum ■■ AD - Adobe†

■■ AR - Brass ■■ AM - Mirror ■■ BL - Tech Black ■■ SG - Silver Grey ■■ MY - Gun Metal Grey

■■ ST - Slate ■■ WK - Wolf†

■■ WA - White Aluminum

■■ NA - Natural Aluminum

■■ SA - Silver Satin ■■ HDC - Hot Dipped

Clear Coat ■■ PW - Pewter†

■■ BZ - Bronze†

■■ SL - Silver†

† Only available on 7301, XL7342, XL7328, and 7800 NOTE: Color chips included with samples of Armstrong grid.

See your Armstrong representative for sample material.

NOTE: Items 7305, 7302, XL7340, XL7380, XL7357, XL7358, XL7128, XL7148, XL7348, XL7330, XL7318, XL7368, XL7378, XL7390, XL8320, XL8341, XL7341 are available in white only.

NOTE: 8300, XL8340 and XL8323 are available in white and black only.

3344 Prelude XL_610 7/9/10 3:26 PM Page 1

Material Hot dipped galvanized steel

Surface Finish Baked polyester paint or anodized

Face Dimension 15/16″

Profile Exposed tee

Cross Tee/Main Beam Interface Override

End Detail Main Beam: Staked-on clip XL Cross Tee: Staked-on clip

Duty Classification Intermediate or Heavy-duty

Main Beam Load Test Data

HANGER SPACING

MAIN WEB ASTM Lbs./LF. (Simple Span)**

BEAMS LENGTH HEIGHT CLASS 4′ 5′

7300 144″ 1-11/16″ Intermediate-duty 12.8 6.35 7301 144″ 1-11/16″ Heavy-duty 16.5 8.73

734032 144″ 1-11/16″ Intermediate-duty 12.8 6.35 8300/834033 144″ 1-11/16″ Intermediate-duty 12.8 6.35

8301 144″ 1-11/16″ Heavy-duty 16.5 8.73 7302 120″ 1-11/16″ Intermediate-duty 12.8 6.35 7305 140″ 1-11/16″ Intermediate-duty 12.8 6.35

Cross Tee Load Test Data

HANGER SPACING

CROSS WEB Lbs./LF. (Simple Span)**

TEES LENGTH HEIGHT 4′

XL7318/312451 12″ 1-3/8″ 40.45

XL7368 20″ 1-3/8″ 40.45

XL7128 24″ 1-3/16″ 33.0

XL7328/312051 24″ 1-3/8″ 40.45

XL8323/832052 24″ 1-3/8″ 40.45

XL8320 24″ 1-11/16″ 61.33

XL7378 30″ 1-3/8″ 16.54

XL7330 36″ 1-11/16″ 23.11

XL7148 48″ 1-3/16″ 6.0

XL8340/833033/ 48″ 1-11/16″ 12.25

XL7340

XL7341/XL8341 48″ 1-1/2″ 16.59

XL7342 48″ 1-1/2″ 9.00

XL7348/313051 48″ 1-3/8″ 8.31

XL7357 60″ 1-11/16″ 7.61

XL7358 60″ 1-11/16″ 7.61

XL7380 96″ 1-11/16″ 12.12

XL7390 72″ 1-11/16″ 12.23

Seismic Performance

MINIMUM LBS. TO PULL OUT

MAIN BEAMS COMPRESSION/TENSION

7300, 7302, 7305, 335.0 734032, 8300

7301, 8301 330.0

MINIMUM LBS. TO PULL OUT

CROSS TEES COMPRESSION/TENSION

All XL cross tees exceed 300 lbs. in both compression and tension.

ICC Reports For areas under ICC jurisdiction, see ICC evaluation report number 1308 for allowable values and/or conditions of use concerning the suspension system components listed on this page. The report is subject to reexamination, revisions and possible cancellation.

**To derive maximum lbs/SF, divide the on-center spacing of the component into the lbs/LF given in the load test data table.

P h y s i c a l D a t a M a x i m u m F i x t u r e W e i g h t

LIGHT FIXTURE

B. Cross Tee to Cross Tee

LIGHT FIXTURE

A. Main Beam to

Main Beam

Main Beam

Hanger Wire (•)

Main beams

Hanger Wire (•)

1. Fixture* 24″ x 48″ 24″ x 24″

2. Planning Module 48″ x 48″ 48″ x 48″

3. Hanger Spacing 48″ 48″

4. Item XL8340/XL7340 69.27 lbs. 80.55 lbs.

4. Item XL7342 40.89 lbs. 52.26 lbs.

5. Item XL8341/XL7341 81.67 lbs. 100.0 lbs.

1. Fixture* 24″ x 48″ 12″ x 48″

2. Planning Module 48″ x 48″ 48″ x 48″

3. Hanger Spacing 48″ 48″

4. Item XL8340/XL7340 49.27 lbs. 42.17 lbs.

5. Item XL8341/XL7341 72.32 lbs. 63.32 lbs.

*Fixtures weighing more than 56 lbs. should be independently supported. Fixture weight is based on single fixture only. For end-to-end fixtures or other configurations not shown, consult your Armstrong representative.

NOTE: The above data is based on 48″ hanger wire spacing, board weight of 1 lb./SF, maximum deflection of tees not to exceed 1/360 of the span, and suspension system installed in accordance with ASTM C636.

1. Fixture* 24″ x 48″ 24″ x 48″

2. Planning Module 48″ x 48″ 48″ x 48″

3. Hanger Spacing 48″ 48″

4. Item 7300/8300 69.27 lbs. 49.27 lbs.

Item 7301/8301 100.0 lbs. 72.32 lbs.

1. Fixture* 12″ x 48″ 12″ x 48″

2. Planning Module 48″ x 48″ 48″ x 48″

3. Hanger Spacing 48″ 48″

4. Item 7300/8300 54.26 lbs. 47.17 lbs.

Item 7301/8301 100.0 lbs. 63.32 lbs.

1. Fixture* 24″ x 48″ 20″ x 60″

2. Planning Module 60″ x 60″ 60″ x 60″

3. Hanger Spacing 48″ 48″

4. Item 7300/8300 56.47 lbs. 43.21 lbs.

Item 7301/8301 56.47 lbs. 65.46 lbs.

Main Beams tested as follows: 7300 tested at 13.0 lbs./LF to 1/360 of 4′ span; 7301 tested at 16.5 lbs./LF to 1/360 of 4′ span.

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SUGGESTED SPECIFICATIONS

SECTION 10 26 00

C/S Acrovyn® Model SCO-8

Part 1 - General

1.01 Summary

A. This section includes the following types of wall protection systems:

1. Corner Guards

B. Related sections: The following sections contain requirements related to this section:

1. Handrails, Bumper Guards, Crash Rails, Accent Rails, Wall Covering, Wall

Panels, Door Protection; refer to section 10 26 00 “Wall and Door Protection”

2. Blocking in walls for fasteners; refer to section 09 22 00 “Supports for Plaster and Gypsum Board”

1.02 References

A. American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

1.03 Submittals

A. General: Submit the following in accordance with conditions of contract and Division 1 specification section 01 33 00 “Submittal Procedures”.

B. Product data and detailed specifications for each system component and installation accessory required, including installation methods for each type of substrate.

C. Shop drawings showing locations, extent and installation details of corner guards.

Show methods of attachment to adjoining construction.

D. Samples for verification purposes: Submit the following samples, as proposed for this work, for verification of guard.

1. 12" (304.8mm) long sample of each model specified.

E. Product test reports from a qualified independent testing laboratory showing compliance of each component with requirements indicated.

F. Maintenance data for wall protection system components for inclusion in the operating and maintenance manuals specified in Division 1.

1.04 Quality Assurance

A. Installer qualifications: Engage an installer who has no less than 3 years experience in installation of systems similar in complexity to those required for this project.

B. Manufacturer’s qualifications: Not less than 5 years experience in the production of specified products and a record of successful in-service performance.

C. Single source responsibility: Provide all components of the wall protection system manufactured by the same company to ensure compatibility of color, texture and physical properties.

1.05 Delivery, Storage and Handling

A. Deliver materials to the project site in unopened original factory packaging clearly labeled to show manufacturer.

B. Material must be stored flat.

1.06 Project Conditions

A. Installation areas must be enclosed and weatherproofed before installation commences.

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Part 2 - Products

2.01 Manufacturers

A. Interior surface protection products specified herein and installed on the submittal drawings shall be manufactured by Construction Specialties, Inc.

2.02 Materials

A. Stainless steel: To be type 304 alloy with #4 satin finish.

B. All necessary fasteners to be supplied by the manufacturer.

2.03 Corner Guards

A. Stainless steel corner guards to be by Construction Specialties: Surface mounted guards to be 16 gauge stainless steel.

1. Model SCO-8 Stainless steel corner guard for end wall conditions mounted with construction adhesive standard; stainless steel screws optional. Specify required dimensions. Optional powder coat finish for stainless steel components available; select from one of (8) powder coat finishes.

2.04 Fabrication

A. General: Fabricate wall protection systems to comply with requirements indicated for design, dimensions, detail, finish and member sizes.

B. Preassemble components in shop as much as possible to minimize field assembly.

2.05 Finishes

A. General: Comply with NAAMM "Metal Finishes Manual" for recommendations relative to applications and designations of finishes.

Part 3 - Execution

3.01 Examination

A. Verification of conditions: Examine areas and conditions under which work is to be performed and identify conditions detrimental to proper or timely completion.

1. Do not proceed until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.

3.02 Preparation

A. Surface preparation: Prior to installation, clean substrate to remove dirt, debris and loose particles. Perform additional preparation procedures as required by manufacturer’s instructions.

B. Protection: Take all necessary steps to prevent damage to material during installation as required in manufacturer’s installation instructions.

3.03 Installation

A. Install the work of this section in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations, using only approved mounting hardware, and locating all components firmly into position, level and plumb.

3.04 Cleaning

A. General: Immediately upon completion of installation, clean material in accordance with manufacturer’s recommended cleaning method.

B. Remove surplus materials, rubbish and debris resulting from installation as work progresses and upon completion of work.

3.05 Protection

A. Protect installed materials to prevent damage by other trades. Use materials that may be easily removed without leaving residue or permanent stains.

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Product data sheet Flügger Glass Tissue (Flügger glasvæv)

Product description

Type: Woven glass tissue, starched.

Flügger woven glass is starched woven glass tissue particularly manufactured to be painted.

Woven Glass Tissue has a decorative effect on the wall and counteracts formation of cracks.

Product application

Suitable as wall covering on concrete, plaster, gypsum boards etc.

The surface must be clean, dry, even and solid. Slightly chalking or absorbent surfaces must be primed with Flügger Sealer, water-based. Hanging on old woven glass may cause an unintended pattern, and it is therefore recommended with full filling to even surface.

Adhesive: See product description of Flügger Adhesives.

Hanging: Edge to edge.

Painting: First coat should be Flügger Priming Paint for Woven Glass Tissue.

As top-coat all types of wall paint in desired gloss and colour.

The woven glass designs have been approved in Fire Class 1 acc. to SBN 1980 (Nordtest) when hung with PVA-based adhesives on concrete, light concrete etc.

or gypsum boards.

Flügger woven glass tissue 45100, 45135 and 45139 have been pre-coated. It is therefore not necessary to use Flügger Priming Paint f/Woven Glass Tissue.

Technical data

Design Weight Roll size Tensile strength kp/5 cm g/m² m vertical horizontal 44100 110 1 x 50 60 58 44135 120 1 x 50 70 25 44136 120 1 x 50 70 50 44150, 44160, 44190 150 1 x 30 60 70 44165 155 1 x 30 70 70 44170 155 1 x 30 80 80 45100 120 1 x 50 68 50 45135 130 1 x 50 70 25 45139 125 1 x 50 80 50 25322 Tissue f/wet rooms 145 0,95x25 70 25 25325 Tissue f/wet rooms 125 0.95x25 60 35 Consumption of paint: First coat:0,15-0,30 l/m2 Flwg.coats: 0,12-0,17 l/m2 The consumption depends on type of fabric, type of paint and application technique.

Key: FL GLAS May 2010, replaces January 2009

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Always make sure, that the product data sheet is the latest edition.

Please also refer to the information on the label as well as to the Application Guide at www.flugger.dk All information is based on the existing legislation, laboratory tests and practical experience.

Contact: produktsupportdk@flugger.com phone. +45 76 30 33 80.

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Urethane Grout Technical Data Sheet

S T A R Q U A R T Z I N D U S T R I E S , I N C . • 1 3 0 0 R U S S E L L S T R E E T • B A L T I M O R E , M D • 2 1 2 3 0

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

QuartzLock™ 2 Grout is a PRE MIXED, READY TO USE URETHANE and colored quartz based grout for ceramic, porcelain, glass and natural stone tiles on floors and walls.

QuartzLock Grout requires no sealing and is resistant to typical food stains and most household chemical products.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

Pre mixed, ready to use Excellent chemical, stain and mildew resistance Semi flexible, low shrinkage and high crack resistance No color fading, streaking or shading – Even when wet!

Fast and easy clean up when compared to epoxy and cement grouts Excess product can be saved and used later UV stable colors (non yellowing) Self sealing – no sealing required Non sag formula great for vertical surfaces Free of BPA (bisphenol A) found in epoxy grouts Dust free mixing Fast, easy installation – installs up to 50% faster than other grouts Superior to cement grout Contributes to USGBC LEED Credits: MR 4.1 & 4.2 (Recycled Content), MR 5.1 & 5.2 (Regional Materials), and EQ, 4.1 (Low Emitting Materials).

PRODUCT USES

QuartzLock Grout can be used in grout joint widths from 1/16” to 1/2” on vertical or horizontal surfaces in both interior and exterior installations of ceramic, porcelain, glass and natural stone tiles.

INSTALLATION

Read and understand Technical Data Sheet and Material Safety Data Sheet completely before beginning installation.

Follow applicable ANSI, TCNA and NTCA installation standards. Always do a test area to ensure product satisfaction, including adhesion to substrate, and/or to become familiar with proper application techniques prior to use.

QuartzLock Grout is a READY TO USE Urethane Grout and different installation techniques are required for successful product use. Please read the following instructions carefully.

Preparation for Grouting:

DO NOT add any water, liquid, or other material to QuartzLock Grout! This will cause grout failure and void all warranties.

A milky, white liquid may be present on the surface of the grout when opened. This is from normal settling during shipment. The use of a margin trowel is recommended to bring grout into suspension. If a drill mixer is used, mix at low speed for no more than 30 seconds. Over mixing with a drill mixer may introduce excessive air into the product and cause grout sagging on vertical applications and/or other performance issues. Continue to mix with a margin trowel throughout the grouting process.

Ensure tile is firmly set and mortar is completely dry (always follow manufacturer’s instructions) before grouting. Remove all spacers, water, debris and adhesive from tile joints.

For best results, surface of tile should be at room temperature (70°F to 75°F). Urethane materials are affected by temperature and humidity variations. Cool temperatures and/or high humidity will slow cure time.

To facilitate cleaning, pre seal all porous tile and natural stone before grouting.

For glass tile, polished marble, stone and other soft surfaces, test grout on a small area to ensure compatibility.

Make sure grout joints are clean, dry, and free from solvents and residue before grouting.

Application:

Spread grout using a green, sharp edged, firm rubber grout float. Work the grout diagonally across the joints, packing them full.

Remove excess grout from the tile surface, pulling the edge of the float diagonally across the joint to prevent grout removal.

Grout Cleaning:

For best results, remove grout haze AS YOU WORK, particularly in warm or dry climates. If working alone, only grout as far as you can reach (10 12 square foot area) before initial cleaning. If working as a team, one person should grout, with the other(s) cleaning immediately behind the first person.

Rinse sponge in water and wring out completely. Since urethane grout requires very little water during cleanup, make sure that the sponge is wrung nearly dry. Wipe lightly, leaving sponge flat on the tile surface to prevent grout removal from joints. Excessive water during cleanup millernl

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S T A R Q U A R T Z I N D U S T R I E S , I N C . • 1 3 0 0 R U S S E L L S T R E E T • B A L T I M O R E , M D • 2 1 2 3 0

P H O N E : 8 6 6 - 2 2 0 - 4 5 0 0 • F A X : 8 6 6 - 2 2 0 - 4 7 0 0 • W W W . S T A R Q U A R T Z . C O M can dilute the urethane binder and cause curing issues that may lead to grout failure.

Wipe up spilled water immediately. Do not allow water to sit on grout surface or in ungrouted joints.

Change water mixture after each 100 square feet, for each new bucket of grout, or when dirty.

Check work as you clean. Repair any low spots with additional grout. Unlike other grouts, DO NOT over wash.

Allow cleaned areas to dry, and then inspect tile / stone surface. If a second cleaning is necessary, wait 24 hours and spray a film remover (Aqua Mix® Heavy Duty Tile and Grout Cleaner, Miracle Tile & Stone Cleaner, or DuPont™ StoneTech® Professional KlenzAll™ Cleaner) on a white scrubby Doodlebug™ cleaning pad, rubbing the tile lightly to remove any remaining urethane haze, then using a damp sponge and clean water, wipe the surface to remove the film remover (do not flood surface with cleaner).

Finish by drying the tile surface with a clean towel or cloth. Contact StarQuartz if persistent haze exists.

Installation Requirements

For use in joints 1/16” or greater. Ensure that joints are well packed. Smaller joints may require extra effort.

To speed up installation, or for quarry and other porous tile and/or outdoor applications, pre wet tile surface using clean water with a damp sponge prior to spreading grout, being careful not to leave standing water in the grout joints.

Maintain temperature above 40°F (5°C) during installation and curing.

CURING

Protect finished surface from light traffic for at least 24 hours at 70°F (21°C). Heavy foot traffic requires 72 hours at 70°F and 50% relative humidity. See Limitations/Cautions below for further curing requirements.

If needed, cover ONLY with kraft or breathable paper after initial 24 hour curing period.

Full cure depends on grout depth. Normal cure of a ¼” grout joint with a 3/8” thick tile is 28 days.

SHOWERS / STEAM SHOWERS / WET APPLICATIONS

Use an approved waterproof sealer for mud bed applications and follow manufacturer’s recommendations for sealer installation. For liquid applied waterproofing materials, apply to within 1” of any drains to prevent weep hole blockage. The use of pre sloped, waterproof trays (instead of mud beds) is highly recommended.

Shower, steam shower, pool, fountain and wet area installations must be protected from moisture and allowed to cure for 7 days before use.

LIMITATIONS/CAUTIONS

Do not apply or clean up this product like traditional cement based or epoxy grouts; QuartzLock Grout is a new technology that requires a simpler and easier application and clean up process.

Follow all manufacturers’ instructions for all other setting materials, waterproofing, anti fracture membranes, etc. to be used on the job.

Minimum recommended grout joint width is 1/16”.

Maximum recommended grout joint width is 1/2”.

Ensure that grout joints are fully packed, especially in tight and irregular joints. Take special care in all wet and outdoor applications.

Do not use as a setting mortar.

Not for use in heavy industrial applications (i.e. chemical plants), in areas subjected to harsh or persistent chemicals, or areas exposed to very aggressive cleaning routines such as steam or pressure washing.

QuartzLock Grout is not a replacement for a waterproofing membrane. When a waterproofing system solution is required, please contact StarQuartz Technical Service.

Protect grout from staining agents and chemicals during the cure process.

Grouting when tile surface is above 90°F (32°C) is not recommended. Cool tile surface with damp sponge if tile surface is above 90°F (32°C). Be careful not to add excessive water during the tile cooling process.

Do not use vinegar or acid solutions for clean up; this could damage uncured grout.

Always use protective clothing (gloves and eye protection) when working with grout.

Prior to regrouting applications, remove 1/8” of old grout and any surface contaminants. Be sure to rinse any residual solvent/cleaner off grout joints, then allow joints to completely dry before re grouting.

Do not use for commercial or wet environment re grouting installations, including showers, steam showers, and outdoor applications.

Seal porous tile surfaces with a water based sealer, including the sides of the stone, prior to grouting with QuartzLock Grout.

Outdoor installations must be protected from moisture (rain) for 7 days. If rain is forecast within 7 days, protect by tenting the grouted area (at least 1 foot above surface).

Not for use in hot tubs.

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Wait 7 days before rigorously cleaning tile and grout surface.

Wait 7 days prior to exposing grout to full submersion.

Use care on soft, highly polished surfaces to avoid scratching. Test a small area. Use of a sealer is always recommended on polished marble, stone, slate and other natural, porous tiles.

Use of enzymatic floor cleaners will void all warranties.

Do not ingest. Keep out of the reach of children.

Do not use StarCure® Urethane Grout Cure Accelerator.

Do not use solvent based adhesives or sealers with QuartzLock Grout.

Protect grout from freezing. Do not grout outdoors or in unheated areas when temperatures are expected to be below 40°F (5°C) within 3 days. If product freezes, return to room temperature and use as directed.

For Chemical Emergency, call CHEMTREC 24 hours, (800) 424 9300 in North America, (703) 527 3887 International (collect).

For more information, consult the MSDS for this product.

AVAILABILITY AND COST

QuartzLock Grout is available at better distributors throughout the U.S. and Canada. Contact your local distributor or StarQuartz Industries, Inc. at (866) 220 4500 or info@StarQuartz.com.

MAINTENANCE

QuartzLock Grout requires occasional cleaning with water and common grout cleaners. For best stain resistance, always clean up spills immediately.

SHELF LIFE

QuartzLock Grout is guaranteed to remain suitable for use up to a period of two (2) years if stored unopened at temperatures between 32 F (0 C) and 100 F (38 C) . After opening, QuartzLock can be saved for reuse if properly resealed in original container (always wipe the pail lip clean prior to resealing to ensure proper seal is achieved with the Vapor Lock lid). If product freezes, return to room temperature, mix well, and use as directed.

PACKAGING

Available in 9 lb. and 18 lb. units

WARRANTY

Visit to www.StarQuartz.com to see our complete warranty.

APPLICABLE STANDARD

QuartzLock Grout is a revolutionary new technology which employs state of the art urethane chemistry. As yet, there is no current ANSI or ASTM standard for this technology (ANSI 118.3 pertains only to epoxy grout products);

however, for comparative purposes, physical and chemical properties are listed in the table below. Epoxy grouts are hard, brittle and lack flexibility. QuartzLock Grout is designed to have the perfect balance of physical properties in order to provide flexibility, strength and adhesion to a variety of materials, making it the best choice for a wide variety of applications. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Typical Properties

Description Typical Results

Water Cleanability Pass Initial Set >2 hrs.

Service Strength Pass Vertical joint sag Pass

ASTM C267 Chemical Pass Compressive strength >3,500 psi

Linear Shrinkage 0.06% Water absorption <1%

Open Time 180 minutes Color 40 available

Results shown are typical and reflect test procedures used by the Tile Council of North America (TCNA) for ANSI 118.3 and 118.3 modified.

Actual field performance will depend on installation methods, site conditions and other environmental factors.

Working Properties

Description Time

Required* Working Time 3 hrs Tack Free Time 8 hrs Ready for light foot traffic 24 hrs Ready for heavy foot traffic 72 hrs Stain resistant (food, cleaners, etc.) 3 days Showers, Outdoors, Pools, Fountains and Wet Area Installations

7 days

* Results are typical, but reflect testing procedures employed. Actual results may vary due to particular environmental conditions and other factors (e.g.

type of setting material used).

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COVERAGE CHART (SQ. FT)

18 lb. Unit

Tile Size Joint Width

(inches) 1/16" 1/8" 3/16" 1/4" 3/8" 1/2"

1" x 1" x 1/4" 63 32

2" x 2" x 1/4" 126 63

4 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 5/16" 214 107 71 54 36 27

4" x 8" x 1/2" 168 84 56 42 28 21

6" x 6" x 1/2" 189 95 63 47 32 24

8" x 8" x 3/8" 337 168 112 84 56 42

12" x 12" x 3/8" 505 253 168 126 84 63

13" x 13" x 3/8" 547 274 182 137 91 68

16" x 16" x 3/8" 673 337 224 168 112 84

18" x 18" x 3/8" 758 379 253 189 126 95

24" x 24" x 3/8" 1010 505 337 253 168 126

9 lb. Unit

Tile Size Joint Width

(inches) 1/16" 1/8" 3/16" 1/4" 3/8" 1/2"

1" x 1" x 1/4" 32 16

2" x 2" x 1/4" 63 32

4 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 5/16" 107 54 36 27 18 13

4" x 8" x 1/2" 84 42 28 21 14 11

6" x 6" x 1/2" 95 47 32 24 16 12

8" x 8" x 3/8" 168 84 56 42 28 21

12" x 12" x 3/8" 253 126 84 63 42 32

13" x 13" x 3/8" 274 137 91 68 46 34

16" x 16" x 3/8" 337 168 112 84 56 42

18" x 18" x 3/8" 379 189 126 95 63 47

24" x 24" x 3/8" 505 253 168 126 84 63

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