Amendment_03_-_PART_XIII_ConstructionSpecifications_Complete_-_23FEB2016.pdf

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton

PART XIII

MINIMUM CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS

MINIMUM CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS

NAVAL HOSPITAL CAMP PENDLETON FMD CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE

Minimum Requirements

April 29, 2014

DIVISION 1 ‐ GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

Photographs ‐ weekly & monthly progression photographs required

Crane Plan (When required) – Approved by Base Safety prior to submittal

DIVISION 2 ‐ EXISTING CONDITIONS:

Waste Plan with Recycle Plan required

Asbestos/Lead/Mold Information Request of Base Environmental Required

All site work & Trenching Requires two (2) locate services: Base Locate & “Dig Alert”

DIVISION 3 ‐ CONCRETE:

All concrete work shall comply with MCBCP “Camp Pendleton Requirements” Nov/2012 (CPR);

and “Base Exterior Architectural Plan” 2010 (BEAP)

All equipment shall be installed on a 4” minimum housekeeping pad with rebar

All generator pads shall have 6” minimum pad with #5 R.B. at 24” o.c.‐ e.w. and an 8’ tall fence, grounded to the rebar mat; with a 48” minimum lockable gate

DIVISION 5 ‐ METALS:

All hardware to be #508 Stainless Steel or better

All metal to metalizing and epoxy paint finish‐ Color to match Base Standards or match existing

All metal stud framing to be 2”X6” 20 Ga. Blocked m id span ( 8’ max.)

All walls to be braced/supported at 8’ o.c. maximum to the structure

DIVISION 6 ‐ WOODS, PLASTICS & COMPOSITES:

All work and material is to comply with CPR, BEAP and UFC 4‐510‐01

DIVISION 7 ‐THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION:

All hot water pipes shall be insulated

All roof decks shall have 2” thick rigid insulation – minimum

All flat roofs shall have‐ 6 Mil TPO “Firestone” or Equal

All sloped roofs 3:12 or greater shall have metal raised seam roof with gutters & downspouts

All ceiling grids shall have R‐30 Batt insulation

All fire wall penetrations shall have appropriate fire stopping material

DIVISION 8 ‐ OPENINGS:

All new windows and storefront systems shall comply with new ATF “Blast Resistant” glass specifications and requirements

All new doors shall be min. metal frame and solid wood door. Rating per wall rating or match existing.

All new hardware shall be ADAA compliant and egress compliant per location and function. All hardware shall be “Schlage” and all housing and cores are to be “Falcon”

All new exterior finish shall be “baked” on enamel finish – color to match base standards and specifications

All exterior entrance doors shall have automatic openers –inside and outside

All new windows shall match existing operation, be lockable and have new screens

All new fire doors/smoke doors to have approved gaps at center and bottom. All are to be equipped with appropriate astragal, sweeps and accessories required.

All card reader locks, cypher locks and any locking hardware shall match existing specifications and requirements

DIVISION 9 ‐ FINISHES:

All walls to be gypsum board ‐5/8” Type X – Mold and Mildew Resistant

All tile/Stone backing shall be composition board –drywall screw to walls

H200/H26:

SEE ATTACHED FINISH MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS

CLINICS:

Paint: Interior Walls: “Vista Paint” Shell White – Eggshell Finish#

Interior Trim: “Vista Paint”

Carpet: BENTLEY PRINCE STREET – Archetype 880228 – Structural Obsession Loop

VCT:

4” Base:

Ceiling Tile:

DIVISION 10 ‐ SPECIALTIES:

All building signs, parking signs and roadway signs are per base standards and specifications

All exterior corners are to have protective material – match existing style and color

DIVISION 22 ‐PLUMBING:

All work to be done per the current UPC

All supply lines shall be braided

All angle stops shall be ball valve ‐1/4” turn

All new equipment shall have unions

All supply‐H&C shall have ball valve isolation valves

All equipment shall be raised off floor by 6” housekeeping pad. Water Heaters shall be on 24” high minimum height platform with tray and overflow pipe

All water closets shall be commercial low‐flow auto flush

All faucets shall be hands free energy efficient

All commercial urinals shall be auto‐flush

All exposed plumbing shall be protected per ADAA regulations

DIVISION 23 ‐HVAC:

All work to comply with UFC

All roof top systems are to walk pads around and to all systems

All new systems shall have DDC controls and be compatible with the existing BMS system

All fire dampers shall have access panels in hard lids and extensions if greater than 4’ above ceiling height

All pumps shall be variable speed drives and sized appropriately

DIVISION 26 ‐ELECTRICAL:

All work to be completed per the current NEC and UFC whichever is more strict.

All conduits inside shall be Rigid to +10 foot minimum or higher where damage may occur

All outlets shall be “Hospital Grade” outlet style

All wire to be in conduit for all runs

All lights and conduit are to be seismically supported with #8 wire or better –lights two opposite corners; conduits every 10’ o.c..

All recessed lighting in ceiling grid shall have seismic wires on opposite corners‐#9

All new lighting shall be T8 energy efficient fixtures

All new exterior lighting shall be LED

DIVISION 27 ‐COMMUNICATIONS:

All work to be coordinated and inspected by MID

All Data/Communication lines above hard lid‐gypsum board ceilings shall be in conduit

All Data/Communication lines run in Acoustical Ceilings shall have “J” hooks per code

All Data drops shall have two (2) each Blue Cat. 6 lines run to each port and all labelled

All telephone lines and dedicated fax lines shall have two (2) each white or gray

6/12/2014 NHCP Electrical and Data Conduit Specifications:

Power conduits in concealed locations, above ceilings, and within walls shall include:

EMT conduit with die cast compression fittings.

Listed conduit straps.

4x4x2 1’8” Junction box minimum, rigidly supported to building structure. No cut‐in boxes.

Pass and Seymour Hospital Grade Plug Tail receptacle or equivalent, installed with ground pin up. (Use

Tamper Proof version in public spaces)

Stainless steel engraved plates with circuit information.

No more than three current carrying conductors in a conduit. (3 hots)

Solid copper conductors up to 10awg at NHCP up to 12awg at clinics

Single pole 20 amp breakers minimum

No shared neutrals, neutrals must be labeled and joined by tie wraps at all junction box and panelboard locations.

1 full size ground per conduit minimum.

FMC & LFMC may be used in for connection to vibrating loads, lighting, and devices in ceiling tiles only.

Lengths shall not exceed 6 feet . Conduit shall be supported within 12” of each conduit end.

All wire shall be “color coded” with color jacket throughout the wire or continuous color tape down into the conduit or chase. –match existing standard

All fluorescent fixtures to be 4 lamp with T‐8 bright white bulbs

Data conduits in concealed locations, above ceilings, and within walls shall include:

1” EMT conduit minimum with die cast compression fittings.

Listed conduit straps.

5x5x2 1/8” junction box minimum, rigidly supported to building structure. No cut‐in boxes.

Stainless steel faceplate with 4 ports minimum.

Plastic bushing on conduit end at cable tray.

Ground clamp and #8 ground to cable tray to match existing grounding methods at tray.

Pull string in conduit.

David.Ryburn Text Box ALL FIRE WALL PENETRATIONS SHALL HAVE FIRE CALKING PER NFPA 101 - 8.3.5.1 - FIRE STOP SYSTEMS REQUIRED.

UFC REQUIREMENTS

FINISH SPECIFICATIONS

HARMONI

TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES

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CARING FOR YOUR HARMONI FLOORING

Based on your needs and the use of the surface, basic regular or periodical maintenance on your part will be necessary to care for your new Mondo flooring.

1. DEBRIS REMOVAL

It is recommended to remove dust/debris from your Mondo flooring by thoroughly vacuuming or sweeping the surface before and/or after special events, as needed or a minimum of once a week. Do not allow for dust/debris to accumulate and stand on the surface for extended periods of time.

NOTE: High traffic areas may be vacuumed or swept as frequently as needed.

We strongly encourage daily vacuuming/sweeping as it will minimize dirt build-up.

2. WASHING PROTOCOLS

Washing your Mondo surface will maintain its appearance and prolong its life expectancy. There are three types of washes you can perform on your Harmoni surface: initial wash, regular wash and restorative wash (deep cleaning).

When the Harmoni is initially installed, you will need to thoroughly wash it before you begin using the surface; this is known as the initial wash. You should not attempt to do the initial wash until 72 hours after the installation of the product. This will ensure the adhesive has fully cured and that there is no risk of compromising the new flooring system installed.

After the initial wash has taken place, it is recommended to wash your Harmoni surface a minimum of once a week. However, the frequency can be increased depending on traffic and the needs of the facility. This is what is known as regular washes.

Restorative washes are recommended every 2-3 years in order to restore the surface to its original condition. A natural paraffin build-up will occur over time and removing it every few years will help you maintain a desirable surface.

All of the above-mentioned procedures are detailed herein.

A. Initial Wash (Min. 72 Hours Post-Installation)

• Always post wet floor signs, caution tape or barricade an area before performing wet maintenance.

Job Number: 113065

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

By: Walt Stevens

05/19/2012By: Alfredo Rodriguez

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• Always refer to the Manufacturer’s material safety data sheets (MSDS) for proper personal protective equipment before working with chemicals.

• For this exercise you will need: a vacuum or broom/dust mop, an autoscrubber (300 rpm MAX equipped with a green or blue pad) and Profi neutral cleaner by Taski or other recommended cleaner (see section 4).

• Begin by thoroughly vacuuming or sweeping the surface of the Harmoni.

• Prepare the autoscrubber and mix the appropriate ratio of the suggested cleaner. Normally we recommend 5–10 oz. of Profi to a gallon of water for the initial wash, and depending on how soiled the flooring is.

NOTE: It is recommended to test your selected dilution rate on a small area of the flooring surface in order to measure its efficiency.

If it is not producing desired results, then slightly adjust your mixing ratio according to your needs.

• Apply product on surface following Manufacturer’s instructions and allow solution to stand for 5-10 minutes (do not let surface dry out). Rubber has a tendency to be “grabby” and assuring a wet surface will allow the scrubber to thoroughly and easily move across to clean the surface.

Scrub surface in multiple directions and vacuum soiled water.

• Rinse the surface thoroughly with clean fresh water. Repeat rinsing as required to remove all residues.

NOTE: Insufficient rinsing of the flooring surface after it has been washed can lead to the accumulation of soap residue. This can leave white streaks/marks on the surface of your floor and negatively affect the aesthetics of your flooring.

• Allow the flooring to thoroughly dry before using the surface (or before applying a coating, if and when a coating is required by the facility. See section 3).

B. Regular Wash (Minimum Once Weekly) proper personal protective equipment before working with chemicals.

• For this exercise you will need: a vacuum or broom/dust mop, an autoscrubber (300 rpm MAX equipped with a red pad) and Profi neutral cleaner by Taski or other recommended cleaner (see section 4).

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

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NOTE: Maintenance done with an autoscrubber or swing machine will produce better results and will be easier on your maintenance staff. However, if the equipment is not available or existing furniture is preventing its access, you may perform regular washes with a wet mop or microfiber mop. When scrubbing is needed, deck brushes with soft nylon bristles can be useful for spot cleaning. If you are experiencing difficulty moving the mop across the flooring, it may be recommended to apply a floor finish product as a solution.

• Begin by thoroughly vacuuming or sweeping the Harmoni surface.

• Prepare the autoscrubber and mix the appropriate ratio of the suggested cleaner. Normally we recommend 2–3 oz. of Profi to a gallon of water for regular washes. Depending on how soiled the area is you may choose to increase the concentration of the cleaner to 5-10 oz to a gallon of water if you have to deal with a particularly challenging area.

• Apply product on surface following Manufacturer’s instructions and allow solution to stand for 5-10 minutes (do not let surface dry out). Rubber has a tendency to be “grabby” and assuring a wet surface will allow the

C. Restorative Wash (Deep Cleaning Once Every 2-3 Years) proper personal protective equipment before working with chemicals.

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Job Number: 113065

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

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• For this exercise you will need: a vacuum or broom/dust mop, a wet mop and bucket, an autoscrubber (300 rpm MAX equipped with a green or blue pad) and Linostrip (stripper) by Taski or other recommended cleaner (see section 4).

• Begin by thoroughly vacuuming or sweeping the Harmoni surface.

• Depending on how much build-up you have, mix 1 part Linostrip to 6 parts cool water (light to medium build-up) or 1 part Linostrip to 4 parts cool water (heavy build-up). Apply solution onto flooring with mop.

• Following Manufacturer’s instructions, allow solution to stand for 7-10 minutes (do not let surface dry out before scrubbing). Rubber has a tendency to be “grabby” and assuring a wet surface will allow the

3. WAXES AND COATINGS

NOTE: Not all Mondo commercial surfaces can be coated. If you are unsure of the type of Mondo flooring you have in your facility and cannot confirm whether the flooring is in fact HARMONI, you should consult the Mondo Technical Department for assistance.

Mondo surfaces DO NOT NEED to be waxed or coated. A regular maintenance regimen with the aid of an autoscrubber is all that is required to care for your Harmoni surface. However, facilities may choose to apply a coating in order to achieve a particular finish or to ease maintenance efforts when the available staff and equipments are insufficient in obtaining desired results.

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Job Number: 113065

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

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Maintenance of Mondo products usually improve with time. This type of surface may take anywhere from 6 months to a year to properly break in. Although some facilities may find this period difficult and might prefer applying a floor finish, patience and suitable regular maintenance is all that is needed during the break-in period.

Should you choose to proceed with the application of a floor finish, the selection of an appropriate product will depend on the overall maintenance regimen and desired level of gloss or shine. We encourage you to consult with a JohnsonDiversey maintenance professional at 1-800-558-2332 (select 5) for more information concerning the performance and appearance of each type of floor finish. Your local chemical supplier can also be very helpful.

Some of our recommended floor finish choices are:

Matte Finish: JohnsonDiversey Carefree Matte™ Taski Vision Matte™

High Gloss Finish: JohnsonDiversey Carefree™ JohnsonDiversey Vectra™ JohnsonDiversey Showplace™ Taski Vision Star™ JohnsonDiversey Aquaria™*

(*Green Seal Certified)

NOTE: If using a matte floor finish on darker colored flooring, it is recommended to perform a test in a small secluded area before applying it to the entire surface. This will ensure the results achieved are those desired. Promptly clean up any spills to avoid a slippery surface.

A. Application

• NEVER apply a floor finish on a dirty floor. Wash flooring as directed in section 2, A.

• For the application of your desired floor finish product, you will need: a regular mop or a microfiber mop, a bucket, JohnsonDiversey Over and Under Sealer and the recommended JohnsonDiversey floor finish product you have chosen.

• Following the Manufacturer’s instructions, apply one coat of Over and

Under Sealer and allow to dry as directed.

• Following the Manufacturer’s instructions, apply the first coat of the chosen floor finish and allow product to thoroughly dry (usually takes about 30 minutes but humidity and ventilation can affect drying times).

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

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• Following the Manufacturer’s instructions, apply the second coat of the

• It is recommended to wait a minimum of 2 hours before allowing foot traffic and longer before moving furniture back onto the surface of a freshly-coated floor. This will ensure the coating has properly hardened and your furniture does not stick to its surface.

B. Recoating

• NEVER apply a floor finish on a dirty floor. Wash flooring as directed in section 2, A.

• Once the wash has been completed and the surface has dried, following the Manufacturer’s instructions, apply the first coat of the chosen floor finish and allow product to thoroughly dry (usually takes about 30 minutes but humidity and ventilation can affect drying times).

• Following the Manufacturer’s instructions, apply the second coat of the

• It is recommended to wait a minimum of 2 hours before allowing foot traffic and longer before moving furniture back onto the surface of a freshly-coated floor. This will ensure the coating has properly hardened and your furniture does not stick to its surface.

C. Removal (Stripping)

• Begin by stripping (restorative wash) the surface of the flooring, following the steps outlined in section 2, C.

• If you choose to reapply a floor finish, apply said product following the steps outlined in section 3, A.

4. SUGGESTED CLEANERS

Mondo has worked with and recommends the following cleaners that are safe to use on your surface: Profi (by Taski), GP Forward, J-Works Low Foaming Neutral Cleaner 525 or Heavy Duty Cleaner 555, J-Shop Low Foam and Stride Citrus Neutral Cleaner* (Green Seal Certified*) that are all manufactured by JohnsonDiversey.

When a disinfectant is required, we recommend using Virex II 256 by JohnsonDiversey.

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Job Number: 113065

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

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For a deep cleaning or stripping of the floor, you can use Taski LinoStrip, JohnsonDiversey Rubber Safe Stripper or JohnsonDiversey LinoSafe.

For more information on chemicals, consult section 5, A and/or communicate with your local chemical specialist.

5. PRECAUTIONARY MAINTENANCE AND NOTES

NOTE: Always wait 72 hours after the installation before performing the initial maintenance of the surface.

NOTE: DO NOT use a brown or black scrubbing pad on Mondo flooring or it will damage the material and void the warranty

NOTE: DO NOT use steel wool or abrasive brushes or solvents like acetone, gasoline or turpentine to clean your Mondo flooring.

A. Cleaning Products

If you will be using cleaners other than those suggested you must perform tests on stock samples or small secluded areas of the Harmoni to ensure that the surface will not be damaged in any way. For regular maintenance, your flooring cleaner is required to have a neutral pH (between 7 and 9). All chemicals used must be solvent-free, phosphate-free and phenol-free. As a general guideline, never select chemicals that have a pH below 2 or above 12.

B. Cleaning Equipment

If your facility does not have access to an autoscrubber or if you find it difficult to maneuver around equipment and furniture in healthcare facilities or educational facilities, you may wash your Harmoni surface with the aid of a mop and bucket and mimic the scrubbing action of an autoscrubber on tough stains with a deck brush equipped with soft nylon bristles.

NOTE: DO NOT allow for water to pool under equipment that could allow for the formation of rust stains onto the surface of your Mondo flooring. RUST will permanently stain your rubber surface.

C. Buffing

If you plan to make buffing a part of your maintenance regimen, please read the following:

Always clean the floor prior to buffing it. NEVER BUFF A DIRTY FLOOR.

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Job Number: 113065

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

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You can wash flooring with Revive Plus instead of Taski Profi.

Turn pad often to prevent build up.

DO NOT buff in one place too long as burn marks may occur.

DO NOT use high speed buffing or cleaning equipment of 1000rpms or higher.

Buff with low speed buffer not exceeding 300rpm.

D. Entrances

The use of walk off mats at entrances and exits is an effective way to reduce the amount of maintenance needed as a result of traffic. Be mindful of mats with black rubber backings that may contain black carbon chemicals that could permanently react with your Mondo rubber surface. The result is usually a residual yellowish-brown stain where the mat had been placed.

E. Heavy Equipment

Facilities that will need to move heavy equipment on or across the new Mondo surface should use extra care to avoid any damage to the flooring. When moving heavy equipment, plywood or Masonite should always be used as a bridge in order to avoid damaging the surface when moving across.

Heavy equipment used or left in place should not exceed the flooring’s capacity/tolerance. Make sure the loads are properly distributed and that the wheel base or legs of the equipment offer appropriate protection by being finished with caps to avoid tearing into the flooring.

F. Liquid Spills

When possible, immediately clean spills as they occur. Certain types of highly colored liquids or chemicals, if left in place, could be difficult or impossible to remove and may cause permanent staining to the surface. Consult the Mondo Technical Department for further information.

For assistance, please contact:

JohnsonDiversey Technical Support 1-800-558-2332 ext. 5

Mondo Technical Department

2655 Francis Hughes, Laval (Quebec) Canada H7L 3S8 Email: technical@mondousa.com

North American Headquarters: 450-967-5800 Canada Toll Free: 1-800-663-8138

United States Toll Free: 1-800-361-3747 Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton

Job Number: 113065

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

END OF WARRANTY R082610

MONDO LIMITED WARRANTY – HARMONI

1. Mondo America Inc. (“Mondo”) provides this Limited Warranty for its HARMONI rubber flooring against manufacturing defects in material for a period of one (1) year and against excessive wear for a period of ten (10) years (excessive wear shall be deemed as the wearing away of the top layer down to the underlayment) from the date of sale. Mondo warrants that in the event of a manufacturing defect or excessive wear in the HARMONI rubber flooring covered by this Limited Warranty, which such Specified Product has been installed and maintained in accordance with the Mondo’s specifications, technical specifications and/or technical bulletins, Mondo’s sole liability shall be to elect either of the following in Mondo’s sole discretion: (a) to repair the Specified Product(s) proven to be subject to the manufacturing defect or excessive wear; or (b) to ship replacement product reasonably equivalent to the Specified Products proven to be subject to the manufacturing defect or excessive wear; or (c) to ship and install an overlay solution in which alternative sport floor product(s) (not necessarily identical in type, thickness or otherwise) is/are installed on top of the Specified Product(s) proven to be subject to the manufacturing defect or excessive wear; provided, however, that in no event shall any manufacturing defect affecting only aesthetics and not performance of any Specified Product(s) require Mondo to provide anything other than a reasonable aesthetic resolution.

LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS

Mondo’s liability hereunder shall be limited as specified above, which shall be the sole and exclusive obligation of Mondo hereunder. Under no circumstances will Mondo be liable for labor or any other costs incurred in connection with the repair, removal, installation or replacement of any specified products covered by this limited warranty, except as specifically provided herein. Under no circumstances will Mondo be liable for direct or indirect damages, labor, removal, installation, incidental or consequential damages, for lost profits, lost sales, injury to property or any other damages, losses or contingencies due to or arising out of any specified product, whether or not subject to a manufacturing defect.

The limited warranty is valid only for the original end user of regular or first quality specified product(s) and is not assignable or transferable under any circumstances. This limited warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, including, but not limitation any warranty of merchantability, habitability or fitness for a particular purpose, and also is in lieu of any other obligations on the part of mondo (contractual, tort or otherwise).

This limited warranty constitutes the only warranty made by Mondo and is a complete and exclusive statement of its obligations. Mondo makes no representations, expressed or implied, not specified herein. Any and all representations, promises, warranties or statements by Mondo’s employees, representatives, agents, dealers, or distributors that differ, enhance, amend or extend in any manner from the terms of this written limited warranty shall be of no force or effect. No representative, agent or employee of Mondo, or any other person, is authorized to assume for Mondo any additional liability or responsibility with Mondo floor covering except as described above.

2. Neither delivery of alternative product (s), nor any repair(s) nor any overlay(s) shall be deemed to extend or prolong the period or terms of this Limited Warranty. This Limited Warranty shall be void if the Specified Products are repaired or replaced by persons other than those authorized and approved by Mondo to perform such work.

3. Without limiting the foregoing and subject to the particular type of Specified Product involved, this Limited Warranty shall not cover damage to the Specified Product(s) caused in whole or in part by any of the following: (a) usage for which the Specified Product(s) was not designed; (b) faulty construction of the building and/or sub-base; (c) failure of the other contractors to adhere to their specifications; (d) deficiencies in the concrete or asphalt slab; (e) excessive dryness in the concrete slab; (f) failure to install correctly moisture and/or vapor barriers; or (g) excessive moisture or alkali from humidity, spillage, mechanical failure, migration through the slab or walls, or from any other source.

4. Specifically, excluded from this Limited Warranty is any Specified Product which has been subjected to neglect, abuse, and excess wear in pivoting areas and high stress areas. In addition, this Limited Warranty does not cover damage due to stains, gouges, punctures, tears, accidents, or damage resulting from any intentional misuse of products; luster reduction from use; normal wear and tear, gradual changes in color shading due to exposure to sunlight and/or climatic conditions. Differences in color/shading/flecking and marblization variations with any actual samples, printed illustrations and/or previous productions are also excluded under this Limited Warranty.

5. This Limited Warranty shall not apply to Specified Products which have been discontinued or Specified Products in a discontinued color, marbleization or flecking at the time of sale, or to goods sold as seconds or B grade. This Limited Warranty shall become void if the proper Mondo adhesive or Mondo recommended adhesive has not been used on the installation, if the Specified Product has not been installed by certified installers, or if the Specified Product has not been maintained in accordance with all of Mondo’s specifications.

6. As a condition precedent to any of Mondo’s obligations hereunder, the claimant must provide Mondo with written notice within thirty (30) days or the discovery of any alleged defect or excessive wear and supply Mondo with the details concerning the alleged defect or excessive wear. After notification, an authorized Mondo representative shall have the right to inspect and verify the alleged defect or excessive wear. Promptly thereafter, Mondo will, if it determines the Specified Product(s) to be defective or excessively worn, at its option, elect as provided in paragraph 2 above. If shipment of alternative product(s) is elected in accordance with this Limited Warranty, the same product, color and embossing of Mondo floor covering will be supplied to the extent then reasonably available. Mondo will make reasonable efforts to match any of its standard colors for such alternative product(s) if, at the required time, such production can be combined with a production run of the same product and color, but Mondo cannot guarantee to match the exact color shading, marblization, fleck dispersion, or finish of the such alternative product(s) with the Specified Product(s).

7. Receipt and installation of any and all Specified Products constitutes acceptance of this Limited Warranty and all of its terms, conditions, limitations and disclaimers.

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Job Number: 113065

Submittal Package Number

The information contained within this submittal has been reviewed for general conformance with the requirements of the work and the Contract Documents. This review does not relieve the Subcontractor/Supplier from responsibilities stipulated in the Contract.

Subcontractor

Submitted By: Date:John Corbin 5/8/12

Lakota/NCFi

0447.1/09 65 00

COMMERCIAL TILES

2006 Installation Manual Page 1 of 4

4 COMMERCIAL TILES

Note: Prior to the installation, make sure that the subfloor meets Mondo’s Subfloor Preparation Recommendations.

4.1 SURFACE PREPARATION

4.1.1 GENERAL CONTRACTOR

a) The general contractor must provide a finished concrete subfloor ready to receive Mondo resilient rubber flooring within the recommended specifications contained herein. The slab must have a maximum tolerance level of 1/8” in a 10’ (3 mm in a 3.05 m) radius. Mondo does not recognize the “F” numbers: FF = floor flatness, FL = floor levelness.

b) The concrete subfloor must be cured for a minimum of twenty-eight (28) days (refer to

Section 1 Subfloor Preparation).

c) The concrete subfloor temperature must be maintained at a minimum of 65ºF (18ºC) 48 hours prior, during and 48 hours after the installation. The contractor must make certain that the moisture vapor emissions of the slab do not exceed the tolerance of the specified adhesive, using the anhydrous calcium chloride test in accordance with ASTM F1869.

NOTE: Anhydrous calcium chloride tests, in accordance with ASTM F1869, will confirm whether the slab is dry enough to proceed with the installation. It does not mean the slab will always remain dry. Never attempt a moisture test until the HVAC unit has been operational for at least 7 days and the temperature conditions are constant in the building and reflective of in service conditions.

MONDO WILL NOT GUARANTEE THE ADHESION OF A MONDO PRODUCT TO A

SUBFLOOR WITH MOISTURE VAPOR EMISSIONS EXCEEDING THE TOLERANCE OF THE

SPECIFIED ADHESIVE, WHEN TESTED IN ACCORDANCE TO ASTM F1869.

4.1.2 FLOORING CONTRACTOR/SUBCONTRACTOR

a) Before proceeding with any work, the subfloor surface must be inspected so that any visible defects such as cracks, bumps, rough areas or variations in levelness can be reported in writing to the project manager and the general contractor.

b) The flooring contractor/subcontractor should verify that the moisture condition of the subfloor is within acceptable tolerance (refer to Section 1 Substrate Preparation). The flooring contractor should keep records of all tests for a minimum of three (3) years.

c) Concrete subfloors must be dry, clean, smooth and free of paint, wax, oil, curing agents, surface hardeners, solvents, old adhesives, grease and other foreign materials. Concrete surfaces that are powdery or scaly are not acceptable. Sweeping compounds must not be used.

d) Proper adhesion should be verified on any existing concrete surface that may have been contaminated with a curing compound, old adhesive or any other type of surface contaminant. If adhesion is questionable, Mondo recommends a light to medium shot-blasting (ICRI CSP #3 to #5 profile) and performance of a bond test (refer to Section 1.2.1.6).

e) Storage of tile materials on site should be in a location where the corners will be protected.

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4.2 INSTALLING COMMERCIAL TILES

a) Do not install the rubber flooring until all jobsite conditions and subfloor preparations are met and completed. Before starting any installation, verify the product for type, size, thickness, color, visual imperfections or color variations and notify the Mondo Technical Department of all apparent defects. No claims will be accepted after the material has been installed.

b) Once the above steps have been followed and/or completed, proceed to square the room and make the first chalk line down the center of the room parallel to the length of the room.

Note: If a multiple color layout is to be made, double-checking measurements will avoid problems.

c) Dry fit entire floor section, positioning the tiles in an Ashlar pattern (staggered corners) or point to point (corner to corner). In general, it is easier to install the tiles in an Ashlar pattern.

Please refer to the architectural plans for the correct layout (Mondo recommends the Ashlar pattern). Line up the first row of Mondo tiles with a chalk line. Lay a second row again, aligning the profiles if applicable. The tiles should be installed in the same direction (refer to the directional arrow in the reverse of the tile) unless otherwise specified on the architectural drawings (Review Typical Layout Diagram on page 24).

d) When butting the seams together, do not apply excessive force or pressure to fit joints otherwise peaking could occur. Gently butting the seams together is sufficient.

e) Apply the recommended/specified adhesive on an area that can be installed respecting the necessary flashing and open time periods.

f) Lay the tiles in the adhesive, respecting flashing time of the adhesive used.

g) 1/8” Masonite or 1/4” (6.4 mm) plywood are absolutely essential for proper flooring protection during the installation. Walking on the fresh adhesive before proper curing time will cause displacement of adhesive which may lead to indentation and/or bubbling.

h) Frequently check for adequate adhesive transfer (90% min) by lifting a tile edge.

i) You can use 2” (5 cm) masking tape to help close small gaps in the seams and keep the material in place while the adhesive sets. Never use duct tape. Duct tape adhesive will chemically react with the flooring surface and leave permanent residue.

j) Roll the adhered flooring with a 75 lbs (34 kg) roller, slowly, in two directions, starting with width first and then by length. This must be done soon after laying. Do not roll before removing entrapped air by hand. After rolling, inspect material for any remaining air pockets. All air pockets have to be removed at this point before proceeding with the remainder of the installation.

k) Rolling should be performed with a roller in good condition, as surface contaminants and/or defects in the roller surface can cause imperfections in the installation.

l) If deemed necessary, apply small oblong sandbags or similar weights over the seams or areas that need assistance to remain in contact with the adhesive while it sets. Do not remove loads until final setting.

m) Remove immediately upon completion of laying any dropped, or oozed adhesive with a damp cloth. Mondo only recommends water for removal of acrylic adhesives and denatured alcohol

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n) No foot traffic shall be allowed on the material for a period of 24 hours after the installation and for a longer period of time if the temperature is below 72° F (22° C).

Prohibit heavy traffic or rolling loads for a period of for 72 hours. 1/8” Masonite or 1/4” plywood can be used to protect the material for the 24 to 72-hour period.

o) Do not install at temperature below 65° F (18° C) or above 86° F (25° C). Ambient temperature will affect the curing time of the adhesive. Lower temperatures will decelerate the curing process; higher temperatures will accelerate the curing process. Special care should be taken to accommodate ambient temperature to ensure proper transfer of adhesive.

4.3 TROWEL SIZE

The only recommended trowel size for the installation of Mondo commercial flooring goods is the 1/32” x 1/16” x 1/32” “U” notch trowel and it applies to all Mondo adhesives.

4.4 ADHESIVE

Mondo’s commercial flooring products can be installed using any of our acrylic, polyurethane or epoxy adhesives. (Refer to pages 48 for more information on adhesives).

4.5 INITIAL CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

a) Before proceeding with the initial cleaning, allow the new installed flooring a setting time period of 72 hours.

b) Follow Mondo’s commercial maintenance instructions to ensure proper and adequate maintenance.

DISCLAIMER: Refer to page 73 of this document.

WARNING: SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS OR BE UNSURE ABOUT SUBFLOOR CONDITIONS

OR INSTALLATION PROCEDURES, PLEASE CALL OUR TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT.

Mondo America Inc., Technical Department, 2655 Francis-Hughes, Laval, QC H7L 3S8 Telephone: (450) 967-5800 • Facsimile: (450) 663-7927 • USA: 800 361-3747 • Canada: 800 663-8138 Email: technical@mondousa.com

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TYPICAL LAYOUT OF MONDO TILES (ASHLAR PATTERN)

Half of Half of Half of Half of 1st Tile 10th Tile 19th Tile 28th Tile 37th Tile 46th Tile 55th Tile 64th Tile 73rd Tile

11th Tile 29th Tile 47th Tile 65th Tile

2nd Tile 20th Tile 38th Tile 56th Tile 74th Tile

12th Tile 30th Tile 48th Tile 66th Tile

3rd Tile 21st Tile 39th Tile 57th Tile 75th Tile

13th Tile 31st Tile 49th Tile 67th Tile

4th Tile 22nd Tile 40th Tile 58th Tile 76th Tile

14th Tile 32nd Tile 50th Tile 68th Tile

5th Tile 23rd Tile 41st Tile 59th Tile 77th Tile

15th Tile 33rd Tile 51st Tile 69th Tile

6th Tile 24th Tile 42nd Tile 60th Tile 78th Tile

16th Tile 34th Tile 52nd Tile 70th Tile

7th Tile 25th Tile 43rd Tile 61st Tile 79th Tile

17th Tile 35th Tile 53rd Tile 71st Tile

8th Tile 26th Tile 44th Tile 62nd Tile 80th Tile

18th Tile 36th Tile 54th Tile 72nd Tile

9th Tile 27th Tile 45th Tile 63rd Tile 81st Tile Rest of Rest of Rest of Rest of 10th Tile 28th Tile 46th Tile 64th Tile

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COMMERCIAL SHEET GOODS

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2 COMMERCIAL SHEET GOODS

Note: Prior to the installation, make sure that the subfloor meets Mondo’s Subfloor Preparation recommendation as set in Section 1.

2.1 SURFACE PREPARATION

2.1.1 GENERAL CONTRACTOR

a) The general contractor must provide a finished concrete subfloor ready to receive Mondo’s resilient rubber flooring within the recommended specifications contained herein. The slab must have a maximum tolerance level of 1/8” in a 10’ (3 mm-3.05 m) radius. Mondo does not recognize the “F” numbers: FF = floor flatness, FL = floor levelness.

b) The concrete subfloor must be cured for a minimum of twenty-eight (28) days as described in

Section 1 Subfloor Preparation.

c) The concrete subfloor temperature must be maintained at a minimum of 65º F (18º C) 48 hours prior, during and 48 hours after the installation. The contractor must make certain that the moisture vapor emissions of the slab do not exceed the tolerance of the specified adhesive, using the anhydrous calcium chloride test in accordance with ASTM F1869.

NOTE: Anhydrous calcium chloride tests, in accordance with ASTM F1869, will confirm whether the slab is dry enough to proceed with the installation. It does not mean the slab will always remain dry. Never attempt a moisture test until the HVAC unit has been operational for at least 7 days and the temperature conditions are constant in the building and reflective of in service conditions.

MONDO WILL NOT GUARANTEE THE ADHESION OF A MONDO PRODUCT TO A

SUBFLOOR WITH MOISTURE VAPOR EMISSIONS EXCEEDING THE TOLERANCE OF THE

SPECIFIED ADHESIVE, WHEN TESTED IN ACCORDANCE TO ASTM F1869.

2.1.2 FLOORING CONTRACTOR/SUBCONTRACTOR

a) Before proceeding with any work, the subfloor surface must be inspected so that any visible defects such as cracks, bumps, rough areas or variations in levelness can be reported in writing to the project manager and the general contractor.

b) The flooring contractor/subcontractor should verify that the moisture condition of the subfloor is within acceptable tolerances (refer to Section 1 Subfloor Preparation). The flooring contractor should keep records of all tests for a minimum of three (3) years.

c) Concrete subfloors must be dry, clean, smooth and free of paint, wax, oil, curing agents, surface hardeners, solvents, old adhesives, grease and other foreign materials. Concrete surfaces that are powdery or scaly are not acceptable. Sweeping compounds must not be used.

d) Proper adhesion should be verified on any existing concrete surface that may have been contaminated with a curing compound, old adhesive or any other type of surface contaminant. If adhesion is questionable, Mondo recommends a light to medium shot-blasting (ICRI CSP #3 to #5 profile) and the performance of a bond test (refer to Section 1.2.1.6).

e) Storage of rolled material on site should be at all times in a safe upright position.

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2.2 INSTALLING COMMERCIAL SHEET GOODS

a) Do not install the rubber flooring until all jobsite conditions and subfloor preparation are met and completed. Before starting any installation, verify the product for type, size, thickness, color, visual imperfections or color variations and notify the Mondo Technical Department of any apparent defects. No claims will be accepted after the material has been cut or installed.

b) Allow the material to acclimate to site temperature prior to dry laying

c) Once the above steps have been followed and/or completed, proceed to square the room and make the first chalk line parallel to the length of the room.

d) Unroll material in the same direction and follow the numbered sequence (Review Typical

Layout Diagram on page 17). Allow material to relax overnight (12 hours or longer if needed).

e) Dry lay and “cut to fit” all material prior to adhesion. This includes all perimeters, doorways, etc. that are contained within the space.

f) End seams should be staggered on the floor and overlapped approximately 3” (7.6 cm).

Note: If a multiple color layout is to be made, double-checking measurements will avoid problems.

g) To make perfect long seams, the first edge of the seam must be trimmed at least ¾” (1.75

cm) using a good straight edge. This has to be done before the application of the adhesive.

h) The uncut edge should overlap the trimmed one by ¾” to allow for recessed scribing if heat welding is specified.

i) Using an underscriber and a utility knife with a hook blade, trace cut the overlapped sheet.

j) For end seams, use the same procedure as for the long seams, but trim off approximately

1.5” (3.75 cm) from both ends.

k) End seams must be adjusted without applying pressure while ensuring that they are perfectly closed. Pressured seams will cause peaking.

l) If heat welding is not specified, all seams must be straightedged and butted or double-cut.

m) 1/8” Masonite or 1/4” (6.4 mm) plywood are absolutely essential for proper flooring protection during the installation. Walking on a freshly laid floor before proper adhesive curing time will cause displacement of adhesive which may lead to indentation and/or bubbling.

n) Apply the recommended adhesive ensuring that recommended flashing and open times are respected.

o) Carefully lay the material into the adhesive.

p) Using a piece of a 2” x 4” wood (approx. 2 to 3 ft in length) protected by a thick cloth, towel or carpet, remove entrapped air by pressing along the floor covering material from the center of the roll outwards.

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q) You can use 2” (5 cm) masking tape to help close small gaps in the seams and keep the material in place while the adhesive sets. Never use duct tape. Duct tape adhesive will chemically react with the flooring surface and leave permanent residue.

r) If necessary, apply small oblong sandbags or…