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Home My WebLink AboutPermit 4126 - Vance Fireplace InsertSq. Ft. st FT. Office Warehouse Retail Other Occ. Load ns r3 Total Work to be d one Site Address Building Use Own er Address Contractor Address CITY OF TUKWILA �` Building Division 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 433 -1845 Fireplace Insert 6247 S 153 St. e Residence t Li 11 tam_[,_ Vance 624Z So. 1 3rd _at_._, Jai kmd 1 A WA Renton Fi rep lace Shop .# 36..Rai nier .Ave_—.SQ. Renton _ WA Fire Protection: Special Conditions FUR SIGN PERMIT ONLY • Permanent [� Single Face Building face Owner (signature).______ Sprinklers Temporary E Double Face Square Footage of each sign face Special Conditions Contractor (signature) BUILDING PERMIT FOR BUILDING PERMIT ONLY Approved for issuance y . ....- [1 Detectors Setbacks: Front Suitt. # • Tenant WI1Tiam H. Vance Assessors : ccunt # Phone # 244 -7279 Zip 311,1,88 ....,Phone #____255 Z.P ' 98055 C Zoning__ _ Type of Construction ___ TOTAL .e..R.....rr..su._.___ . u. a. ,e... aa■11....,.n..,.M.,.w.,..•. PERMIT # 4126 Control # 85 -316 1 ' sq. ft. sq. ft. sq. ft. sq. ft. Total Valuation Bldg. Permit Fee Plan Chock Fee Demolition Surcharges Other __ Other • Wall Mounted [0 Free Standing [ Other Total square footage of sign Date Date Fees \_' 1st F 1 . $ @__ — 2nd F1. $ @ other f ----- a _ other $ of Construction $ N/A Receipt #1157 $ 13.50 Receipt # $�- - --- -- Receipt # $ Receipt #1157 $ 1.50 Receipt #_� $_ Receipt # $ $ 1.500 awastanot Side Side Rear .•� .r.wWlrY. YII..r.lap WLVAYI. ' V X^...4 VM. M.IY..lMI.R. .i•.•Y C� Date 1. 6 LICENSED CO "'TRACTORS DECLARATION 1 hereby affirm that l am licensed under provisions of t`..!tusIn, ; and Professions Code. and my license Is in full force and affect. THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOIJ IF WORK t'R CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED W11' I'1 Silti trAYS, OR If CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDJNEU FOR A PERIOD OF 1110 DAY: AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS C01"'ENCED. I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINE; THIS APPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES GOVERNING TH S TYPE OF ORK WILL BE COMPL ED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIED HEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING 0!' A PERMIT DOES NOT PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR/ CAN & bl /1E PPOVI 0. 0' ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATING CONSTRUCTION OR THE PFRFOROWILL or CONS TRUC TIPt. _Signed OWNER- BUILDER DECLARATION ( 1 1, as owner of the prcperty, or my employe.:s, with wants JS their sole compensation, will do the wnrk, and the truct.ure is net 'ntended or offered for sale. ( 1 1, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractor's to construct the project. Sq. Ft. 3s FT. Office Warehouse Retail Other Occ. Load 2nd F1. 3rd Fl. Total k I i .CITY OF TUKWILA -',: Building Division 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206• 433 -1845 Work to be Site Address Building Use Property Owner Address Contractor Address 1,,,�,- ,- k ��+ ro'ia5't�r�`?Iw�u�i'l�:ili�!;�': :,`Y•r�k�: +F;r� fi►r,s done Fireplace Insert 6247 S 1 S Renton Fi 53 Residence Assessors Vance t 62 1 . St. Tukwila, WA replace Shop # 367 Rainier Ave. So. , Renton T O FOR BUILDING PERMINLY Approved for issuance 1;y Fire Protection: E l Sprinklers J Detectors Zoning Type of Construction Special Conditions FOR SIGN PERMIT ONLY Permanent n Temporary [I Single Face J Double Face 0 Wall Mounted D Free Standing 0 Other Building face _•_,__ Setbacks: Front Square Footage of each sign face Special Conditions Owner ( signature),_____.____.__.___ E. BUILDING PERMIT Suit€. # Tenant IT I l i am H. ,.Vance ssessors Acc.runt # ;. Phone # 244;7279 Fees sq. ft. @ 1st El. $ sq.. ft. @ -- 2nd F1. $ sq. ft. @ other $ sq. ft. @ other $ Total Valuation of.Construction $ N/A Bldg. Permit Fee Plan Chock Fee D e m o l i t i o n Surcharges Other Other TOTAL wra__.._.a+.r,.ro wa��rra,a gM.,r.�•rrr�. wrnarwwso�s•, Side ..'.IIOYOW4YHOYRf*TM fln.V flaY.fla .SR�YOaYrO.e .a viYYM"lr.�J•1K�lalY.al�F�..OL. .- .1�I..I••INi• a'MI�Y1�1t THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULI. AND VOID IF WORK PR CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED W1ThIN 180 DAYS, OR IF CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FUR A PERIOD OF 180 UAYS AT ANY TiME AFTER WORK IS C0D"'ENCED. HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE BEAU AND EXAMINED THIS APPLICATION AND KNOW IHE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. ALL PROVISIONS OF LAW;: AND ORUINANCES GOVERNING TH S TYPE OF ORK WILL BE COMPL ED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIED HEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING Or A PERMIT DOES NOT PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE R CA C / E PP,OV1 0>' 0• ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATING CONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORb1 N OF CONSrRUCTI('N. Signed _ Date ,S�-' t /P . & LICENSED CO "TRACTORS DECLARATION i hereby affirm that I am licensed under provisions oft: ++usiness and Professions Codc. and my license is in full force and effect. Contractor ( signature)___ __•,,,,_—__._.—___.--___ __ _ Date NNER- GUILDER DECLARATION'. Date � fvbf w,r i.ti.,M1,4 {h!t .. . PERMIT # 1 '4126 Control # -435 -316 Zip 98388 Phor ' 2554256 Receipt #1157 $ 13.50 Receipt # Receipt # $ Receipt #1157 $ 1.50 Receipt # $ Receipt # $ • $ 15:n Side Rear Total square footage of sign �V (•-.) I, as owner of the property, or my employe•a, with wanes as their sole compensation, will do the work, and the structure is net intended or offered for sale. ( ) i, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractor's to construct the project. , INSPECTION REQUEST Permit 4 /7�Q Date Tenant ,11/9)-lei ' Time Address: 6 Date Wanted: /1/7 a,m. Contr. or Owner •4 1! • Type of Inspection .,•wwaror edooDSTOO Req. By . Taken By.. FLUSH M6UNT FIREPLACE INSERTS • Circulating air Inlet. • 200CFM circulating Mr blower. • Leveling legs. -- • Cuter Inset laxly. • Three -speed blower control knob • Vertical side hot air outlet. • Heavy gauge sleet --- base. • Ash pan. • Extra heavy gauge steel firebox. • Top hot air outlet. — • Heavy duty door frame. • Draft control knobs. • Preclalondrall control elide. • Ash pan and draft • control access door. • Manual convected heating air control knob. -low to Measure Ise a rigid ruler to measure the fireplace opening and :.:avity as shown in the diagram below. Your fireplace mea- Airements must at least equal minimum clearances to accommodate the Arrow flush mount fireplace insert. Unique steel door designed to eliminate warping and maintain a tight seal. • Combustion air Inlet pons. • Cast Iron grate. • Hardwood handle, • Ash pan door lock. Model 1600 is Warnock Hersey listed for Heatilator® 3036, 30380A, 3138EP, and 3042; Majestic* L36, M36, M36A0, MD36, MD36A0, M42, MD42, MD42A0 and L42; and Superior® 836h.EZ036, HC38, SHC38, E2042, HC42, SHC43, E938, B943,11 B1138, B1143, B1238 and 81243. IMO Recognition No. 4030 Warnock Hersey listed. Net weight: Model 1600-255 lbs. Model 2000-368 lbs. Clearances required for: Opening width (W): Opening height (H): Interior height (F): Interior depth (D): Interior width (G): Model 1600 3 2 " to 3311 201/4" to 24" 20'/x" 14%z" 23'/2' Model 2000 34'/4" to 38" 22 to 27" 22 16 24" Note: Basic Model 1600 fits openings from 32" wide by '/2 20' high, to 33" wide by 24' wide. Weight: 220 lbs, Basic Model 2000 fits openings from 34'/x' wide by 231/2" high, to 38" wide by 27' high. Weight: 330 lbs. Extension kits are available for larger size openings. ;tuts it all together... a fireplace insert with fuel- eflicient ;4_ I :o tnance, elegant styling, convenient use, plus a high tem- perature glass door that lets you enjoy the cozy sight of your wood - fire while it heats your home. it's available with an optional extra - cost, dealer- installed catalytic combustor for cleaner burns, reduced creosote huikl -up. it's ICIiO recognized. And it's designed and tested for specified factot7' -built "zero clearance" fireplaces as well as masonry fireplaces. Two powerful 200 CFM, three -speed blowers and a unique 5 -sided beat exchanger — standard on an Arrow —plus airtight, welded seam construction mean this insert heats more air with a lot less fuel. And it circulates warmed air evenly throughout your home. i ircht:x sides are 1/4-inch steel to direct more heat out to the large heat (Act! t, :ger syst instead of trapping it inside the unit. A positive manual t roi lets you precisely control the burning rate of the fire, and the .,pt, : tc •;igned ported grate promotes complete fuel combustion to help ':a \( ttWI '•dines. Iilc ;,.,c.i. 4 trculated air enters the room through horizontal slots on the top ;wit botto; - t of the insert, and, because of Arrow's special design, warm air eirtruhtcs by natural convection even with the blowers off sol it i wood handle, an easy - to-use front loading door, and a slide -out stsh lz,:r, - more standard features —make the Arrow hearth mount insert a pleasure to use. 10 • 'L ..iir circulation —two quiet, 200 'veers with three -speed control. :hanger chambers on five sides ,ntttm heat extraction. rii extra -cost, dealer - installed cat- ,ic combustor tor safer, cleaner �rui�lg. • irtight design and positive manual drift for efficient heating and reliable lire control. • improved heating circulation by natural convection. • t ieavy gauge steel construction for long life. fiEATH MOUNT III3ERT Model 2200B • Handles wood up to 22" long and effi- ciently heats the average home. • Super heat resistant glass door lets you enjoy the tire while heating your home. Solid door available. • Large, convenient cooktop surface. • New, unique ported grate design for complete fitel combustion. • New slide -out ash pan for easy ash disposal. • Designed for specified factory-built "zero clearance" fireplaces and masonry fireplaces. • ICBO recognized; Warnock Hersey listed; tested to UL and U1:C Standards. Available with extra -cast autk/rw brass col trim. Or nickel column trim. Standard black Inferior. Brrssfiuisbcdfla ge trim (inset photo) available as extra -cost option. Upper left photo —Easy opentmg, front• ioadiug door and slide -out ash pan add to the convenience gfan Arrow Insert is shown with extm.cost polished brass door trim and column trim. Matching toolset sold separately,. • Draft control knobs. • '• oetlrolsldell. •.Aoh pan and draft control access door, • Hardwood handle. . SOW • Circulating air Inlet. • 200 CFM circulating air blower. • Leveling legs. • Outer insert body. • Lower hot air Outlet • Three-speed blower control knob . • Heavy gouge steel • Ash pan. HEATH MOUNT ASSERT • Extra heavy gauge steel firebox. • Top hot air outlet. • Heavy duly door frame. low to Measure Ise a rigid ruler to measure the fireplace opening and cavity as shown in the diagram below. Your fireplace mea- surements must at least equal all minimum clearances to accommodate the Arrow fireplace insert. • Unique steal door designed to eliminate warping an. ••:intaln a light seal • Combustion air Inlet ports. • Cast Iron grate. 33 8 "ID Clearances required for standard Model 2200B: Opening width (W): 21" to 40" Opening height (H): 21" to 25" Interior height (F): 21" Interior depth (D): 17" Interior width (G): 21" 20 28" 21 Model 2200B is Warnock Hersey listed for Mutilator's 3036, 30380A, 3138EP, and 3042; Majestic® L36, M36, M36A0, MD36, MD36A0, M42, MD42, MD42A0, and L42; and Superior® 836, EZ036,11C38, SHC38, FZ042, HC42, SHC43, B938,11943, B1038, B1043,111138, B1143, B1238, and 111243. Note: Accessory top flange and side extensions are avail- able upon request for fireplace openings up to 36" high and up to 48' wide. Basic unit fits fireplace openings from 21" wide by 21" high, to 40" wide by 25" high. Weight: 330 lbs. A rrowit,„,„,,,,, Inc. warrants to the original consumer purchaser:for a period of one year from the date of purchase, that the blower assembly, speed control switch, and door seal are free of defects in material and work . manship, and for a perkxl of live years from the date of purchase, that the steel components and cast iron refractory are free of defects in material and tvorkmanship. In the event of a defect within this warranty, Arrow will repair, or, at its op(ion, replace the defective stove. Daring the first year after purchase, Arrow will make the repair or replacement entirely at its own expense. For parts of the stove warnuited beyond the first year, the purchaser must pay the following share of the then current retail cast of the repair or replacement provided: hi the second year, 1/5; in the thin! year, 2/5; in the fourth year, 3/5; and in the fifth year, 4/5. Ibm balance of the cost will Ix Arrow's expense. Repair or replacement may be Obtained by retooling the stove freight prepaid to the nearest Arrow woodstove dealer. If you do not know the name and address of the nearest dealer, or if you require additional information regarding performance under this warr.uity, you may contact Arrow directly at the address or telephone tionilwr stated below. 'Ibis warr.uuy does 001 apply to any stove which has lwen nuxlified or damaged 5-Year LimitedWarranty in shipping or by improper handling. improper operation, abuse, misuse, accident or unworkmanshiplike repairs. It does not cover the glace in the glass door or the surface finish of the stove, and does not extend to anyone except the original consumer purchaser. Arrow makes only the limited warnwry stated herein. purchaser's sole and occlusive remedy shall be repair or nplacement. In no event shall Arrow be liable to anyone for any incidental or consequential damago. Any implied vvarnuities, including but not limited to the implied warr.uuy Of merchantability, shall extend only to the original consumer purchaser and are hereby limited to the same duration, extent and remedy as the limited warranty provided herein. Please retool the warranty card within 30 days of your purclurse. If you fail to do so, you may not make any claim under this waranty, and Arrow excludes and disclaims all implied warranties, including but not limited to the implied warranty of merchwitability. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or allow the occlusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the alum: limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. 'Ibis warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Made in USA. Printed in USA. •, , • • •," DEALER: OD • • "Our commitment tp•quality. technological advaflc • • keeps - U8•01)00::'Ot the competition" .,;::: rir , 46 here are some very good reasons for Arrow's popularity with consumers across the T advanced technology, elegant styling, safety engineering; a complete lirte that offeti.Mnge . But I think the most important reason is our continuing commitment to exCelienee'in We believe we make the best, most cost-effective solution to the high cost of heating toda ' • • back that belief With a 5-year warranty on all our Arrow brand wood energy proditete:Mrli:; -' ",•-•-•'..r•-- "Arrow has been designing and installing heating systems for more than a quarter Otn:, c , , and the quality workmanship that goes into every Arrow wood filet product haslielpeOti•eatn '. '0iii• rep _ -. ,.. • a technOlOgical leader in the industry : . ., : . 1 . : ,, ... . , . , . • : ' ' •• • • "Some manufacturers authorize licensee production of their Stoves and inSerts kt:v:01„ f a ., . others import products built to their specifications from plants in Other cou ntries Every 1 ; „,..„.„ — ' and fireplace insert is manufactured on site at our modern plant facilities nnder;the careful supervision of otu • ':.::' : . • , everienced engineers and plant personnel. If it doesn't meet our oWnh!gti glia#Liik never. s•J: . ',':•...":' ; '...i:•'..., get a chance to test it against yours. 1 :•,•: ,,,, , , ...,.:„ .-..,.,:. ,,.,...,'....-„,.;: ..: .t • ''''• ''''.''' "We also recognize that beirig the best todaiiiti' g o od enou we, 0. - ftit* to ini • update and extend our line.. .and you're going to see rheinnOtathieresilltii: .::,-;',,,,.., , ; ; ;,-: : :, 7 , ,,% , • ,'.."Ifyott!Ye been waiting for a catalytic woodstove t hat really.wor •,...:';0#941!EP,44.":19 proper ca environment to WorkelliCientfrei!en when the aidtiiji *Ontptie practically eliminates pollutant.4::yoor wait over . . ' . .: .:. :, .i ? l'.■J; •,!',:,,,:, ;',.?:...;,;;;;'. '!..., ... After twoyeais Of eirentiive!reiearch;experhyten 'ittgirkieritigiive!ve Intr A. ... (Advan . '• 8 4?-0);..::•4*,citici4.00s0,4&04 , ,Itii4 - .00it!gi new standard hir !Take a ciOsiiiOiiic'it' e ' Thii 1:i.i .„..: , ,..r..1i ,61 ;fiiiiiiiiiiwf fuel:dB-dog lorooda6,vei 15v. . ,_,. 4,- , ....,..„,., _-_,,,,, , „....,77.-7',.7., We • ‘,..?.. --.1.....4 •etorr.v.....i.kto,...•..,, all lns th for ' :: '''''' ' — ' ' '''' , , , , ' the kill tOiry,. see' . Y2/...1,r:t.,,,., CP we "ve . : , ::, . ‘:. : 'When yon bu an Arro y ou e t quality y ou eliV c o u nt:9 0 ,''.'• SOSO" Men7bc.tr &Mg Alliance. Copyright 198 lindatin, Inc. 1111,11MUMBINIEffir 111 I k ! I I ; 1- 1 k i k Us: l 111 V : MU I an I 1111 l in • 1 : 1 1:11 11:1fil 111111111111111111111111111011111 1 111111111111111111111111/MMN 1■111111111111111 =NMI ' 4 1111111111111111111/OWN 11111111111111111111//MMII Immaimmmemuisim *111111111111111111MMEN ,,, 11111111MINIIIIIIIIIM cr', , ,.--,, :1 : . ,,■,,, ,,,,a !, 111111•111111111MINN , 11111111111111111111111/11., 111111111111111111/NNk wunammumirms `, 11111111111=11111111III 1111111111111111•11111 11111111MIIIIIMIN "- : • .. I ;. „ L •'1/4 11,111 ,• • ! 11 c•r! •, ji•, • • ;!•,, 1 )1111)714' 't 11R ; 1."! ( I 1,11)1)1,1\11)! ' 41( 1" ',1•• 11 1(1111;(1,t( • •. - 11) ' 1 11,11 .ii(.111 nit 47' \ 1. I \ . " * , ` I k ' ' • H.:11( ‘ , 1 1 % ' ,tki rt.( t11 H1,j1r ■11111.1111 !II(t!1:1c . •• l!Y :1 : ' • " • , • ";', • ; •-• • '• I • .'" • ' ' • ; ' ',I• cAlerior • gtairmarA r ti■I (ft « /Miss co/Unlit Irim eh x)r, l'er11..I•prl I,I ro‘s 7 77111711)? /rim, Itit410 lentlios ells,' o•j:Irit■ dingy i,11111101) Me , 17 l■ ellIng• II Atiiiii(11 V1II II I (i11):1411% &pm Annie! im hp is arm, 71H474 '14 with 1.■14 71 11■111( 4•Al )11. pt dished •.' , I4 Im I «ilium, trim. Extra heat is wasted . if it goes up your chimney. of all catalytic stoves are alike. If the combustor is located in or too near the flue outlet, itwill reduce pollution but the extra heat may simply be lost up the chimney. Placing the combustor in a specially - shaped firebox that directs hot gases through the combustor while in the main body of the stove is better, but still not enough. • To effectively heat your home, a catalyticwoodstove must: • First, promote complete combustion ofwood fuel. • Then, through design and engineering, create an environment that protects the combustor and optimizes catalytic combustion of the smoke. ▪ And last, but most importantly, extract the heat created by this catalytic combustion from the stove interior and circulate it evenly throughout your home: The Arrow ATS does all that and more. We named the latest member of our fuel - efficient line the Advanced Technology Stove because to simply call it "catalytic" is only part of the story. The specially-selected catalytic . combustor is designed in the stove as one component of a total heating system... a system with many outstanding features that work together to deliver more useable heat frc an every log burned while reducing dangerous cre- osote build -up and protecting the environment from , harmful pollution. In fact, the level of pollutants exiting tl to unit, when properly used, is less than the limit pro - p iced by most environmental legislation: The Arrow ATS is designed for today's woodburning family. t high burn rates, almost any stove will achieve pretty good combustion efficiency. With air inlets w ide open, it's Fairly easy to supply enough oxygen, high temperatures and mixing that promotes complete fuel combustion. (In fact, open fireplaces have high cony- . bustion efficiency, but they're not very high in overall efficiency since most of their heat goes up the chimney.) • However, sustained high burn rates not only use up a . lot of fuel, they also produce more heat than you really need. . • Low burn rates (less air, slower fuel consumption, less frequent loading) produce enough heat for most hones, but they also produce more smoke. More smoke means increased creosote build -up and more pollution. The energy - efficient, clean- burning Arrow ATS is designed to achieve high combustion efficiency even at low burn rates with full fuel loads. How? By converting the unwanted smoke into useful heat through effective catalytic combustion. Effective catalytic combustion requires proper place- ment of the combustor within the heating chamber, the , right amount of oxygen and combustible gases, and suffi- cient time at the right temperature to achieve and main- tain light -off of the combustor. But that's still only half of the home heating problem. After heat is generated, it has to be transferred efficiently into your home. And that's where a lot of other stoves leave you out in the cold. On the inside of the airtight A1'S is a cast iron lined firebox that promotes complete combustion, a massive 5- sided heat exchange system that extracts heat from the primary combustion, a secondary heat exchanger that extracts heat produced from catalytic combustion and flue gases, and a powerful 465 CFM blower that circulates the heated air evenly throughout your home. And isn't that why you want a woodstovc? More heat in your home, produced with Tess fuel, and with greater safety for your family and the environment. Easy installation in conventional or mobile homes. 07 -1 he Arrow ATS, like other woodstovc models in our filet - efficient line, can be installed as close as 6 1. inches to combustible surfaces using a listed, insu- lated chimney. (Within 1 I inches with standard pipe.) That's a real bonus if space is at a premium in your home. And you may use either outside or inside combustion air, at your option. The Arrow ATS is listed for mobile home installations, too. WI at is efficiency? 7 hen comparing the "efficiency" of woodstoves— catalytic or non- catalytic —make sure you're comparing equivalent measurements. There are three important areas of performance which are impor- tant considerations in determining how well a stove func- tions as a heat source for your home: • Combustion efficiency is the percentage of heat actu- ally generated in the firebox compared to the total ( ► t 10% ) potential energy in the fuel. This figure tells you how completely fuel is burned during a specified period, but not how much is transferred into the home. Heat transfer efficiency is the total heat transferred into the room compared to the total (100% ) heat generated by fuel combustion. This figure measures how well the stove transfers heat from the combustion chamber to the outside, but not how much heat is available for transfer. Without high combustion efficiency, heat transfer effi- ciency is useless. • Overall mew efficiency is the total amount of heat released to the room compared to the theoretical ideal - 100% fuel combustion with 100% heat transfer. This fig- ure is derived by multiplying combustion efficiency by heat transfer efficiency. Since this is the only figure that tells you how much of the potential heat in your fuel is delivered as useable heat into your home, it is the most important factor in making your decision. 4 Features • Durable, heavy gauge steel construction for long life. • Heavy -duty cast iron ported grate that allows combus- tion air up through the fuel to promote complete fuel combustion and generate more useable heat even before catalytic combustion. • Cast iron lined firebox —five times more durable than firebrick —to capture heat and transfer it to the massive heat exchange system. • Heat exchangers on 5 sides of the fire to extract more heat and produce a larger volume of hot air for home heating. • A quiet —but powerful -465 CFM blower to direct heat into the room and circulate it evenly without drafts or hotspots. • Three -speed blower control that lets you regulate heat distribution. • High temperature glass door or solid door available. (We recommend the solid door since the smoke needed for catalytic combustion may necessitate frequent clean- ing of the glass.) • Catalytic combustor, located at the entrance to the heat exchange system to ensure that all flue gases pass through the combustor for light -oaf. This additional heat from combustion of smoke fuel is extracted by the heat exchanger and circulated into the room, not lost up the chimney. • Cool -to- the -touch hardwood handle on the front - loading door and large firebox make loading easy, less time - consuming. • Slide -out ash pan eliminates the mess involved in ash disposals on other makes. With this information in mind, we think you'll agree that the Arrow ATS made an impressive showing in independent laboratory tests. Combustion efficiency -90% Heat transfer efficiency -92% Overall energy efficiency -82% • BTU output - 43,600 BTU's per hour while burning 71/2 lbs. of wood per hour. Tests conducted by OMNI Environmental Services, Inc., Beaverton, Oregon. 60.60% Is the induslry•acceptod average for non-catalytic, airtight woodsloves. Advanced engineering for truly efficient home heating. Fig. 1— Prinur►yftrel combustion takes place in the cast h»n lineal fir eb xr (a). 411er loading, high burn rate —with bypass (b)fully open — quickly raises internal temperatures to catalytic light - aflevels (150.500 degrees F). '�Yiniinum clearances to combustibles. Allow the minimum clearances shown above for conven- tional installation of an Arrow ATS woodstove using a single wall connector pipe For further reduced clear- ances in a residence, use of a UL or ULC listed chimney attached directly to the stove will allow the Minimum clearances shown at right: • 'ARROW ATS''' Fig. 2 — The Arrow ATS is designed to achieve high tfciency and loin emis- sions even at reduced burn rates— :alb by-pass closed (c). Air inlets (d) and special internal design provide proper mixing of oxygen and com- bustible gasesfor optimum catalytic action. Catalytic combustor (e) ignites smoke, burning of potential pollutants and producing additional Waitrons the samefuei load. Hearth Fig. 3 -41ter the beat is generated, It has to be circulated efficiently into your home. The ATS'cast iron llnedfirc- bur tranaffe►s combustion beat out through all fire sides ofthe firebox to the beat exclxurge system (1), arut a sec - otulary heat a changer (g) extracts betatrons the catalytic combustion. The p owetful465CFDI blowcrdreukitcs heated air into the home through 2 ver- tical and 2 horizontal slots on the top and sides of the stove. StOVe:: 15 "a. If further reduced clearances are needed, obtain require- ments for construction of a protected wall from your local building authorities. 6 rri : t leans innovative interiors. The firebox of the Arrow v (.x,Uistove is Tined with cast iron for a Iifespan 5 tunes longer than ?. Elie usual firebrick design and the best possible protection against burnout. The firebrick used on some other stoves actually insulates and traps the heat inside the unit. Arrow's cast iron design conducts the heat out to the large 5 -sided heat exchanger system where it can be circulated into your home. Inside the firebox is a unique,'/ -inch thick cast iron grate designed with small ports throughout its surface. The grate is slightly raised on legs so air is ducted from below, up through the ports to assure complete combustion of fuel. , I1tc grate also prevents unburned wood (or low -cost wood pellets) from tailing through. You'll burn fuel completely to get the most heat from your fuel dollar. Arid beautifully designed exteriors. The clean, contemporary lines of the Arrow woodstove blend beautifully with any decor. Heavy-gauge steel, welded seam construction makes it durable, as well. The high temperature glass door lets you enjoy the cozy sight of your fire without losing heating efficiency. Solid doors are also available. The door is a convenient height for fuel loading, too, and it opens easily with just one hand. Easy installation, too. Arrow woodstoves can be installed almost any- where in your home...as close as 6 inches to combustible surfaces using a UI. or U1.0 listed chimney connector; 15 inches using a standard connector. . r both conventional talc ttion. rec.- -,see Valley Author- 1. Canadian Oil )accepted. ..,, . installed within 6" of surface using a UL or ULC u r ulau t1 cum Icctur. (Within 15" :nx •;c,:t --I chimney connectors.) • 1 ,i 1 - irculat ion 465 CFM 1,!tnvcr .. itlt three-speed control. • 1 teat exchangers on 5 sides extract more itcat font the lire and produce larger volume of hot air, • Cast iron -lined firebox is 5 times more IOW WooDsT&iE Models 1800A and 2400A durable than firebrick. • Unique ported cast iron grate design for complete fuel combustion. • Durable heavy gauge steel construction for long life, • Super heat resistant glass door. Solid door also available, • Easy-opening, front - loading door. • Slide -out ash pan for easy ash disposal. • Large cooktop surface. • Model 1800A holds wood up to 18" and heats the average hone efficiently. • Model 2400A handles wood up to 24" and has larger firebox capacity to heat larger homes, Solid door acaikable. (Shown with extra -cost antique brass column trim.) , Sfaadatrt black exterior. Upper left pboto - The bandsomebarduuxxl bandki oft tbefront- loading doorthij `otwl the touch and the slide -out ash pan nurMes • ; ash dispi a l a snap. ',itaad ise is shines( eurd: nstpa/Lsbed brass door trirn and column trim. • Cast iron firebox liner segments • Cast iron grate • Combustion air inlet ports • 1l ardwood handle — • Draft control & ish pan access — • Unique stool door designed to eliminate warping nd maintain an airtight seal in combo- air inlet ■ble heat- Aunt finish •r.1l knob— pan lock - m Ce, ;lion efficiency He.• .nsferefficiency Ovr ii energy efflclency Ma, ;.;tum BTU output per hour ARROW WOODST6VES De ; »led. for heating mobile homes, too. a only does the Arrow woodstove meet all UL And ULC safety requirements, it's listed for mobile I omes as well as for conventional housing. Because the stove can draw combustion air from the outside, it won't interfere with your existing ventilation system. The warm air stays where it belongs... inside your mobile home. • Heavy gauge steel warming and cook - top surface • Chimney con- nector collar • Outer stove body • Heavy gauge steel firebox • Inner reflective baffle • Top hot air outlet • Precision draft — control slide • Precision draft control ports • Vertical side hot — alr outlet • Circulating air inlet • Heavy gauge steel plat- form base • Solid state, three-speed blower control knob • 465 CFM circu- lating air blower • Outside combus- tion air inlet rlfution No. 4030 This symbol on the nameplate means the product is Listed by Underwriters laboratories, Inc. and Underwriters laboratories of Canada. Valley Authority (TVA) accepted. (NI Substitution Program (COSP) accepted. !OA, #WUAO52; Model 2400A, #WUAOS1. Model 1800A Model 2400A 78% 88% 67%' 83% 81% 67%' 45,700 49,400 while burning while burning 12 lbs. of 10 lbs. of wood per hour wood per hour Test conducted by OMNI Environmental Services, Inc.. Beaverton, Or '50.60 Is the industry•accepted average for non-catalytic, airtight woodstoves. NO weight Modal 1800-320 lbs Model 2400 -432 lbs. - -Modal 1900 6'1 Made12400 8 10 Minimum clearances to combustibles. 251.- 15"- Allow the minimum clearances shown above for conven- tional installation of an Arrow woodstove using a single wall connector pipe. For further reduced clearances in a residence, use of a UL or ULC listed chimney attached directly to the stove will allow the minimum clearances shown below: Stove Hearth x-15 "► 1 . — If further reduced clearances are needed, obtain require- ments for construction of a protected wall from your local building authorities. 7 8 "JSH M&JNT FIREPLAeE INSERTS ,..,...:„i-:.E.)..azimmagoxiximmiccosemziroa Models 1600 and 2000 on,king for a fireplace insert that gives you fuel - saving performance and stylish good looks but doesn't take up space on your hearth? Arrows new flush mount fireplace inserts are the answer. "Flush mount" means that the entire unit fits directly into the fireplace opening with the face of the unit almost flush with the fireplace exterior. 'These inserts are an unobtrusive and cost - effective way to turn your fireplace: into a more efficient heat source. Arrow flush mount inserts are available in two models to fit your needs. Model 1600 is designed and tested to fit specific factory -built "zero clearance" fireplaces and smaller masonry fireplaces. Model 2000 fits larger masonry fireplaces. (See "1 -low to Measure" on page 9 for details.) Both airtight models include all these outstanding features: heavy gauge steel, welded seam construction; a super heat resistant glass door; cast iron grate; convenient front- loading door with solid wood handle; plus a slide -out ash pan. That's a lot of extras at no extra cost. The 5 -sided heat exchanger acid 200 CFM, three -speed blower work together to heat more air with less fuel and to circulate warmed air evenly and efficiently throughout your home. A new manual control in the base allows air to circulate through the heat exchanger by natural convection when the blower is off The burning rate of the fire can be precisely con- trolled with the positive manual draft control. Features • Forced air circulation — quiet, 200 UM blower with three -speed control. • Heat- exchanger chambers on 5 sides for maximum heat extraction. • Airtight design avid positive manual draft for efficient heat circulation by natu- ral convection with the blower off: • Unique ported grate design for com- plete fuel combustion. • Durable heavy gauge steel construction for long life. • Extra heavy gauge steel firebox. • Eatsy- opening, front - loading door. • Slide -out ash pan for easy ash disposal. • Super heat resistant glass door lets you enjoy the fire while heating your home. • Model 1600 holds wood up to 18" and is designed for specified factory-built "zero clearance" and smaller masonry fireplaces. • Model 2000 holds wood up to 20" and is designed for larger masonry fireplaces. • ICBO recognized; Warnock Hersey listed; tested to UL and ULC standards. Available with extra -cost antique brass Or nickel column trine. Standard black inferior. Brasxfinisbedflange trim (inset photo) mailable as extra -cost optionn. Upper k/i'photo— Arrowflush mountfrre- place inserts are an unobtrusive and cost - effective uuy to turn yourfircplace into a mom effluent beat source. Insert shown wiib eldrwcastpolished brass door trim, and column trim, TYPE DATE INSP. NOTES Grading (Bldg. 433 -1845) NO Setback (Bldg. 433 -1845) NO Rebar/Footing /Found. (Bldg. 433 -1845) n//) Slab (Bldg. 433 -1845) n i / A Grout (Bldg. 433 -1845) n Ip Frame (Bldg. 433 -1845) n (,VOAd 6.101/0 `i44 N!?I ) 11 I' /Y Z!2f Roofing (Bldg. 433 -1845) I7IJ Insulation (Bldg. 433 -1845) PILd Mechanical. (Bldg. 433 -1845) 0401 Wall Board (Bldg. 433 -1845) 10 Utites i Mate /S /Drainage (Shops 433 -1860) 1 14 Parking (Ping. 433 -1845) O ho Landscape (Ping. 433 -1845) oho Street Use Permits (PWD 433 -1850) OM Fire (Fire 433 -1859) n r4 FINAL (Bldg. 433 -1845) 44/ 0 45 CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING PERMIT INSPECTION RECORD POST AT OR NEAR FRONT OF BUILDING PROTECT FROM WEATHER City of Tukwila Bcilding Division 433 -1845 B.P. # JOB ADDRESS Control / WORK TO BE DONE Date Issued OWNER CONTRACTOR DATE ISSUED SPECIAL CONDITIONS Inspector must sign all spaces pertaining to this job. • .4 TYPE OCCUPANCY PRIOR TO FINAL ALL ilNf1E T ' 2`'... TENS PERTAINING TO THIS JOB MUST BE SIGNED -OFF BT THE CITY OF TUKWILA ( Building Division 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 433 -1845 y / BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION (Please Print) Describe work to be done .2. J5 c Property Owner ,41, Address Applicant /Authorized Agent (signature) �� yam• 5 /, __3'' �' Applicant Address yam S ev . r'?-`' Architect /Engineer Phone # Address Contractor % 7 } = i / €G= ,2r,i- License Address 3 12r .rj /C! Zi ,ft.)2; So, Control # irJ "30 Valuation Plan Check Fee Receipt # .PFD /3.5D ataichol )g Site Address (U W 7 c / : 5 - 3 ( Suite # Tenant Assessors Account # Valuation of Construction (''4146 Building Use Type of Construction Occ. Group Grading: Fill cubic yards Cut cubic yards Phone # , y/ 7 Phone # 6z . 4' -' 2 1 Zip Zip F/ cr Zip Phone #Z-/R 6 Zip 9..P )S I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS APPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. Date 2 o 0-.r' �S (print name) //,, ,o' 6 Contact Person (please Print)4 / 4. 7 ,,, Phone # 2 Y5/ 7J (8/85) ❑ Permanent ❑ Temporary Q Single Face ❑ Double Face ❑ Wall Mounted ❑ Free Standing ❑ Other CITY OF TUKWILA Building Division 6200 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, Washington 98188 (206) 433 -1845 Site address Tenant Building. face SIGN PERMIT APPLICATION (please print) Signature of Planning Director /Building Official (8/85) Phone # Control # Plan Check Fee Receipt # Property Owner Address Zip Contractor License # Phone # Address Zip Setbacks: Front Side Side Rear Square Footage of each sign face Total square footage of sign Please check the applicable boxes: Q Combustible ❑ Noncombustible ❑ Electrical ❑ All on private property ❑ Overhanging setback line ❑ On premise I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS APPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT. 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