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Home My WebLink AboutPermit 2569 - BoeingCN- 831190 BUILDING PERMIT • PERMIT CITY OF TUKWILA NUMBER atP9 6200 SOUTHCENTER BOULEVARD TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98188 DATE OF ISSUANCE July 26, 1983 EXPIRES January 26, 1984 JOB ADDRESS 625 Andover Park West, Tukwila, WA 98188 LEGAL DESCR. LOT NO. BLOCK TRACT M SEE ATTACHED SHEET OWNER Boeing Engineer Company PHONE 251 -0231 ADDRESS 625 Andover Park West, Tukwila, WA ZIP 98188 CONTRACTOR Howard Bowker, Inc. PHONE 228 -3801 ADDRESS 940 Thomas Ave. S.E., Renton, WA ZIP 98055 LICENSE NO. HOWARB *205MT SST NO. C600- 120 -232 BUILDING USE Office (BEC) CLASS OF WORK ❑NEW DADDITION RREMODEL 0 REPAIR DOTHER (Specify) BLDG. AREA 1st FL. 2nd FL. BASEMENT GARAGE DECK MEZZANINE # OF STORES TOTAL S.F. VALUATION 344 344 I CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS TRUE AND CORRECT, THAT THE APPLICABLE CITY OF TUKWILA REQUIREMENTS WILL BE MET, AND THAT I AM AN AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR THE PROJECT. FEE DISTRIB. BUILDING PLAN RVW. 1,600 27.00 DEMOLITION BOND OTHER TOTAL 45.00 COMMENTS: TYPE CONST. OCC. GROUP OCC. LOAD FIRE ZONE USE ZONE AUTO SPRINKLERS REQ.- Smmoke Det. 5 -N B -2 Not Change C -M OYES ONO Ji. yes THESE INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED BY LAW 1. Driveway 2. OK to 3. Roof 4. OK to 5. Wall- 6. Structure approach and pour footing sheathing enclose board complete and/ slope and /or and nailing framing nailing or OK to foundation OK OK occupy SP E CT ON CALL 433-1849 B G 0 CIAL, CITY OF TUKWILA THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED CONSPICUOUSLY ON BUILDING C4z034'190 BUILDING PERMIT • CITY OF TUKWILA 6200 SOUTHCENTER BOULEVARD TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98188 PERMIT NUMBER 51i DATE OF ISSUANCE July 26, 1983 JOB ADDRESS 625 Andover Park West, Tukwila, . WA EXPIRES January 26, 1984 98188 LEGAL DESCR. LOT NO. BLOCK TRACT C,Q SEE ATTACHED SHEET OWNER Boeing. Engineer Company PHONE 251 --0231 ADDRESS 625 Andover Park West, Tukwila, WA ZIP 98188 CONTRACTOR Howard Bowker, Inc. PHONE 228-3801 ADDRESS 940 Thomas Ave. S.E., Renton, WA ZIP 98055 LICENSE NO H0WARB*205MT SST NO. 0600 -120 -232 BUILDING USE Office (BEC) CLASS OF WORK NEW OADDITION REMODEL OREPAIR ❑OTHER (Specify) BLDG. AREA 1st FL. 2nd FL. BASEMENT GARAGE DECK MEZZANINE # OF STORES TOTAL S.F. VALUATION 344 344 1,600 I CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS TRUE AND CORRECT, THAT THE APPLICABLE CITY OF TUKWILA REQUIREMENTS WILL BE MET, AND THAT I AM AN AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR THE PROJECT. 7-74-,--; � r e /n — % i��< l,•p .'/ 1,,y, „, 1/ , a' r(, e. OWNER / AGENT,.;�GNAT1 E COMMENTS: FEE DISTRIB. BUILDING PLAN RVW. DEMOLITION BOND OTHER TOTAL 45.00 TYPE CONST, OCC. GROUP . OCC, LOAD FIRE ZONE USE ZONE AUTO SPRINKLERS REQ. �;mtalce Dirt 5--N B -2 Not Change _.. C_.. ... ❑YES. , . ONO yes THESE INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED BY LAW FO,R 1.NSPECTION CALL 433 -1849 •ali7.C3CNG 1' r1CIAL, CITY OF TUKWILA THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED CONSPICUOUSLY ON BUILDING • 1. Driveway 2. OK to 3. Roof 4. OK to 5. Wall- 6. 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SQUARE • 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 TUKW WA BLDG, 07-156,1 J- ChartPak TRANSGRID tCzO Tn oh INCHES 10th LINE DASHED. c 1 HHEMALS a itt INC, PRODUCT INFORMATION: 440 MAIIAZtNE AVENUE P.O. 130X 11387 SAVANNAH, A. 3140R OCEAN 432A INTUMESCENT FIRE RETARDANT VARNISH SYSTEM INTERIOR USE ONLY GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Ocean 432A Flat Fire Retardant Varnish is a Class "A" clear one - component coating for interior use only. Ocean 432A dries to a smooth, flat, transparent finish without altering. original grain. or color of the combustible substrate. 432A can be tinted with Manufacturer's approved universal colorants to match certain wood tones; however, the colorants may not exceed 2 ounces per gallon. Areas subject to constant scuffing and handling, such as doors, door frames, and wains- coating, must be protected with a coat of Ocean 433 Semi -Gloss or Satin Overcoat. The 433 Overcoat gives added durability, cleansability, and increased moisture resistance. The washing or scrubbing of 432A/433 must be followed by dry wiping. Do not use ..432A/433 on floors, furniture, or where it will be exposed to standing water. Ocean 432A is an intumescent -type coating which, when exposed to flame, puffs to form a thick insulating crust. The crust retards the penetration of heat to the under - surface of combustible substrate. Ocean 432A is a viscous coating which has a shelf " life of one year. However, extremely high temperatures over prolonged periods should be avoided. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: • SURFACE PREPARATION - All surfaces must be dry and free of all grease, wax, oil, and other foreign matter. Previously finished areas must be thoroughly cleaned and /or sanded to obtain good adhesion. NEW SURFACES - Sand smooth, and remove dust. All surfaces must be completely sealed before applying 432A. Seal with a uniform coat of Ocean 431 -or clear shellac, not less than a 2 lb. cut. An adequately sealed surface will have a uniform angular sheen. All filled and/or stained areas must be sealed before applying 432A to prevent bleed - through. PREVIOUSLY COATED.SURFACES - Sand or chemically roughen all loose coatings, wash with Ocean 432A Thinner to remove grease, wax, oil, or other foreign matter and allow to dry thoroughly. Seal as with new surfaces. To determine adhesion and compatibility, test patch a small area. s1 METHOD OF APPLICATION -.Stir well before using. Ocean 432A should be sprayed for best results. If,brush applied, use only soft, natural bristle brushes in light, even strokes and avoid excessive brush -out. If thinning is necessary, use only Ocean 432A Thinner and not more than 1/2 pint per gallon. Apply 2 coats of Ocean 432A at 300 square feet per gallon, per coat. Net coverage should not exceed 150 square feet per gallon in 2 coats. 432A Varnish sets dust -free in 4 -6 hours but 24 hours dry time is recommended between coats. Allow 432A to dry 24 hours before overcoating. Do not . apply when relative humidity is exceptionally. high. Information provided herein is bawd on leas believed to be reliable. Our products a►e'sold on condition that the user will evaluate them to determine their suitability for his purpose. Ocean _Chemicals, Inc, makes no guarantee or warranty since they have no control over application condition,. OCEAN CHEMICALS INC. 440 Magazine Avenue P. O. Box 1667 Savannah. Georgia 31402 234.1236 (2) (_ OCEAN 431 SEALER GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Ocean 431 is a clear, hard, specially formulated sealer developed for use as a sur- face preparation for Ocean 432A Intumescent Flat Fire Retardant Varnish. It is a one - component ready -to -use coating. Shelf life is indefinite as long as the can is re- !sealed after use and kept airtight. Coverage - 400 -500 sq.ft. /gallon, per coat. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Staining or filling must be done prior to sealing. Staining should be done with a non - bleeding type of stain. Apply a full- bodied coat of 431 with a natural bristle brush or spray. Allow overnight dry before recoating with Ocean 432A. Porous woods, such as oak and teak may require a second coat of Ocean Sealer 431. If the grain is lifted by sealing, light sanding is necessary before recoating. Use Ocean 431 T special reducer for cleaning equipment. Do not thin the sealer for brush application, but add up to 20% per gallon of 431 Thinner for spray application. PREVIOUSLY FINISHED SURFACES: Previously finished surfaces must be sanded or chemically roughened to remove all gloss, loose, or poorly bonded material. Wash with Ocean 432A Thinner to remove any residual grease, wax, oil, or other foreign matter that may interfere with adhesion and allow to dry thoroughly. Seal as with new surfaces. To determine adhesion and compatibility, test patch a small area. If lifting develops, it is necessary to completely remove the previous finish before proceeding as with new surfaces. OCEAN 433 OVERCOAT GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Ocean 433 Semi-Gloss, or Satin Overcoat is specially formulated as an overcoat for Ocean 432A Intumescent Flat Fire Retardant Varnish.. The two products are classified as a system. Shelf life is indefinite as long as the can is resealed after use and kept air- tight. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply Ocean 433 Semi -Gloss or Satin Overcoat by natural bristle brush or spray as a top- coat for Ocean 432A only. The coverage rate should be 600 -650 square feet per U. S. Gallon. Ocean 433 should not be thinned, but Ocean 433 Thinner can be used as a clean- up solvent for equipment. Under no circumstances should Ocean 433 be mixed with 432A. When tested by Underwriters' Laboratories; Inc., in accordance with ASTM E -84 and NFPA 255, Ocean 432A has been assigned the following FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION: Surface Douglas Fir Douglas Fir Flame Spread 15 20 Fuel Contributed 0 0 Smoke Developed 110 -145 125 No. of Preliminary Coats None None No. of 432A Coats 2 2 Rate Per Coat'(Sq.Ft. Per Gal) 300 300 No. of 433 Overcoats None 1 Rate Per Coat (Sq.Ft. Per Gal) - - -- . 650 FOR LISTING, SEE UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES, INC. CLASSIFIED BUILDING MATERIALS INDEX. OCI 4/81 ..,.1n'1 AMA .....>.,..., r ....,..,..u<.a;.iies.`.:..::e�� t ist) ur: e4tt47 .,'*:M.id52Yt2iEiu'i5'�fati�d: THE GLEN O'BIEN • SPACE CHANGE® INNOVATION Get the most out of your time and space. You can create a fresh, new and more positive work envi- ronment with the adaptable office designs you will discover through Glen O'Brien. Space Change® Innovation results in stimulating produc- tivity and increased effectiveness among employees. In just a matter of hours, O'Brien's cost - efficient space innovations can be simply and ;ikYZ�:2aS L�SI k�'1.'. The cost - efficient Glen O'Brien Space Change® System offers: • Versatile panels and compo- nents. Ideally suited for the spe- cial needs of all work station re- quirements such as administra- tive, sales or clerical. • Visual and acoustical pri- vacy. Easily achieved while still allowing in- teraction and com- munication between individuals. Life -Cycle Cost Advantages: • The flexibility of Space Change® allows you to redesign in the fu- ture at a minimal cost. • Energy savings. Little or no inter- ' ference with lighting, or with the building's heating, ventilating and air conditioning system. • Durable factory - prefinished panels eliminate costly mainte- nance. • Total purchase price qualifies for the substantial investment tax credit in the year purchased. • Qualifies for accelerated depre- ciation schedule with a 7 to 10 year asset life, as opposed to 25 years (or more) for fixed walls, completely installed. • Compatible with existing furni- ture. Modular panel hung stor- age units eliminate costly furni- ture replacement(s). • Easy assembly. Minimal distur- bance to normal office routine. • Custom designed. Complete single source service through au- thorized dealers nationwide. • Create more usable space. In- crease the number of staff or per- sonnel within existing space without overcrowding. oGlen O'Brien Movable Partition Company 1979 INNOVATION I 4' -0" high Type S panels with 4" open base. 5' -0" high partially glazed panels and panels without glass. Permanent anchors are not neces- sary with use of stabilizing foot. Simple and Open .. . Using fewer partitions minimizes obstructions, and is more suitable for work situations requiring visual supervision. Absence of corridors allows freedom of movement thru and within the area. 3 INNOVATION II 5'-0" high durable vinyl panels with closed base. 4 One to four panels can connect to the universal post 5'-0" high partially glazed Type S panels with 4" open base. No sight line between panels when connected with universal post. Simple and Private , This space division creates an open unconfined feeling in smaller work stations by using partially glazed panels. It affords individual privacy thru the use of panels without glass between offices, yet maintains good visual control for supervision. Space Conservation... Maximum utilization of available floor space through the use of right angle (rectangular) layout. Provides well defined corridors and indi- vidual privacy. Panel hung shelves and storage cabinets use vertical space while remaining compatible with all modes of office furniture. Durable vinyl finish ideal for high traf- fic areas. INNOVATION III Textured fabric finish combines with medium bronze framing for a cus- torn designed look. 4° open base allows air circulation under the panels and easy mainte- nance of floors 5 INNOVATION IV Unconfined FAQ racy Employs a multiangular partition lay- out to eliminate the "Bull Pen" effect and attain excellent acoustical and visual privacy with fewer panels. Vertical space may be utilized by the addition of panel hung shelves and storage cabinets, while remain- ing compatible with all modes of office furniture. Slotted steel shelf standards may be provided on any panel face. Excellent acoustical privacy ob- tained by multiangular layout of 4' -0" high Type S panels. 5' -0" high fully glazed and sound absorbant Type S panels with closed base. 6 I ,.ir 1: • (1,:".!(1r )-1 Complete and Efficient,,. INNOVATION V Individual work stations with Space Change component furniture and panels. 7 • THE SPACE CH,GE® PANEL OFFERS THESE FEATURES • A wide variety of types, sizes, finishes and colors. Vinyl Faces Flat and Curved Panels Fabric Faces Partially and Fully Acoustical Panels Glazed Panels 4 Heights and 9 Widths • Medium bronze baked acrylic extruded aluminum panel fram- ing and components. • Slotted steel shelf standards which may be added to any panel face quickly and simply. • Units which may be used as individual free standing panels or connected together as a complete system. THE SPACE CHANGE° SYSTEM OFFERS THESE ADVANTAGES • A versatile, patented 360° universal connector post. One to four panels may be connected with a single post. No open sight line between connected Panels. Panels of different heights can be connected. Layout flexibility with a minimum number of parts. • Installation and change of layout accomplished with a few simple hand tools. • Panel design layout is compatible with new or existing desks and office equipment. • Option of either closed (panel to the floor) or 4" open base condition. • Accommodations for electrical, communication, and electronic data wiring are simple and flexible. • A nationwide network of trained, Authorized Dealers to provide assistance and service with design, layout and installation. The Forgotten Dimension .. . Vertical Space Modular filing and storage components make use of often neg- lected vertical space. Heavy gauge baked enamel finish steel shelves and flipper front storage units in both 4' -0" and 5' -0" nominal widths easily attach to any panel face. 8 PANEL SIZES AN FINISHES Space Change® free standing portable partition panels are manufactured in a wide range of types, sizes and finishes. The flexibility of the system combined with the broad choice of panel styles make Space Change® ideal for all types of open plan space division requirements. SIZES Four (4) Panel Hts. - 4' -0 3/4 ", 5' -0 3/4 ", 6' -0- 3/4", 6' -6 3/4" Nine (9) Panel Widths - 1' -0 3/4 ", 1' -6 3/4 ", 2' -0 3/4 ", 2' -6 3/4 ", 3' -0 3/4 ", 3' -6 3/4 ", 4'- 0 3/4 ", 5' -0 3/4 ", and 5' -0 3/4" curved. Two (2) Base Styles - Closed (to the floor) and 4" Open. TYPES AND FINISHES Type "V" Rigid, durable panels with faces of factory applied 6 and 8 mil vinyl on a 1- 9/16" thick laminated panel. Available in solid colors and simulated woodgrains. Type "F" Rigid, decorative panels with faces of factory applied fire resistant fabric on a 1- 9/16" thick laminated panel. Available in ten (10) textured colors and eight (8) designer colors. Type "S" Sound absorbant panels con- structed of fire resistant fabric faces applied over a reinforced frame. An interior assembly with multiple layers of various density fiberglass provides an N.R.C. specification range of .75 - .85. r ` SPACE..CHANGE0 :I ST DATA AND RESU,LTS Test Method and Procedure Type "S" Panel w/Textured Fabric Type "S -85" Panel w/Designer Fabric Sound Absorbing Coefficient Test Method ASTM C423 -66 Surface Burning Characteristics Test Method ASTM E -84 -75 .80 N.R.C. 25 Flame Spread 20 Smoke Developed 0 Fuel Contributed .85 N.R.C. 15 Flame Spread 30 Smoke Developed 0 Fuel Contributed All above tests were conducted by accredited independent testing laboratories. Complete test reports and procedures available on request SPECIFICATIONS FREE STANDING PORTABLE PARTITION SYSTEM GENERAL Furnish Space Change free standing portable partition system consisting of individual panels, universal connector posts and framing components as manufactured by the Glen O'Brien Mov- able Partition Co., Kansas City, Mo. PANELS As required by plan layout and design, panel units shall be either flat, curved, partially glazed or fully glazed in sizes and finishes as listed above. Panel unit frames shall be 6063 -T5 alloy extruded aluminum shapes with a medium bronze baked acrylic finish. Corner joints shall be mitered and fitted with concealed corner blocks for neat, tight joints. The panel frame design shall provide connec- tion and attachment of universal connector posts, various fram- ing components, and electrical service devices with the use of simple hand tools. Each panel unit shall be able to be individu- ally free standing or connected to other panels. Each panel may be used horizontally or vertically (example: 4'x5' panel may be installed as a 5'x4' panel). As required by plan layout and design, 3ptional factory- Installed adjustable shelf standards shall be provided on panel faces (except curved units) to provide sim- pie attachment of shelving and modular component furniture. Universal Connector Post' Panel unit shall be connected together with a tubular universal post constructed of 6063 -T5 alloy extruded aluminum with a medium bronze baked acrylic painted finish. Panel units shall be attached to the post by a molded nylon connector device at the top and bottom of the post. The connector devices shall engage and lock the panel units at a fixed angle without the use of tools. The universal post shall accept, one, two, three or four panel units at 30° intervals (minimum inside angle 90 °). No line of sight Type "S -85" Highly efficient sound absorb- ing panels constructed of fire resistant fabric faces over an interior assembly similar to the Type "S" panel. An additional septum in the center of the panel increases the N.R.C. specifi- cation range to .80 - .90. Type "FG" Fully glazed vision panel with 1/4" thick shatterproof bronze acrylic glazing. Type "PG" Partially glazed vision panel with the upper 2' -0" in 1/4" thick shatterproof clear acrylic glazing and the lower 3' -0 3/4" in either type "V ", "F ", "5 ", or "S -85" panel. Available in 5' -0 3/4" height only. shall occur between the universal connector post and panel frame. Any panel unit shall be able to be disengaged from the universal connector post without disturbing adjacent panel units connected to the same post. An Intermediate cap for attaching shorter panel units to a taller post shall be provided when required. Universal connector posts shall be available in both closed base (panel within 1/2" of the floor) an open base (panel 4" from the floor) with an adjustable leveler guide at the bottom of each post. Other Framing Components Provide additional framing components as required to assemble the free standing portable partition system including, but limited to, 18" wide steel support feet with a medium bronze epoxy paint finish, vinyl edge insert and filler caps, individual panel supports, wall connectors, etc. Electrical Service Devices Where required by plan layout and design, electrical service shall be provided by a ready -to -use UL listed unit with 15 amp. 125 volt grounding receptacles. These units to be easily relo- cated from one panel to any other panel with simple tools. Guarantee The free standing portable partition system shall be installed per the manufacturer's recommendations with regards to layout and stability. Materials and workmanship shall be guaranteed against defects for a period of 1 year following date of purchase. Additional technical details, test data, color selection samples and other information available on request. Contact your Authorized Space Change® Dealer for layout and design assistance. Portions of above structures subject of patents or patents pending 9 1, SOUND SORBIC Graphic display created by using four equal size panels. SOUND TEST DATA AND RESULTS Sound Absorption coefficient Test Method ANSI/ASTM C423 -77 .95 N.R.C. Any office needs good acoustical control. One major contributing factor to proper acoustics and speech privacy is the elimination of unwanted noise reflected off hard vertical surfaces. Sound Sorbic® acoustical panels are designed to easily mount on fixed interior partitions, columns, ex- terior walls, as well as metal file units. Sound Sor- bic® panels absorb up to 95% of the sound energy that strikes them. The result is a noticeable reduc- tion of reflected noise in an open office. Sound Sorbic® panels are available with a wide range of colors in two distinctive fabric textures. They also have a recessed reveal edge on all four sides to help conceal uneven wall surfaces. Sound Sorbic® panels may be applied in combinations of standard sizes, colors, and angles to provide attractive graphic displays as well as good acous- tical control. 10 • Sound Sorbic® panels are constructed with con- cealed rigid metal frames and cross bracing. Interior layers of fiberglass covered by fire resistant fabric result in attractive units with excellent acous- tical absorption. The use of flame resistant ma- terials minimizes fire hazard characteristics. CRITICAL AREA FOR CONTROL OF REFLECTED NOISE FLOOR LINE The critical area of acoustical reflection • is approximately 4' -0" high vertically from 2' -0 ". :off the floor to 6' -0" off the floor,. Reflected sound below, this area is generally diffused by furniture, screens and carpet. The ceiling usually controls the reflection of sound above the .6' -0 ". height. Sound Sorbic® panels are •available in standard widths of 24 ", 30 ",,48 and 60 ". Standard heights are 24", 48 ", :60 ", and 72 ". Custom non- standard sizes availa ble .on .request. Sound absorbing and decorative. Vinyl Finishes (For type V panel finish only) Tough, washable 6 and 8 mil. vinyls are dura- ble and maintenance free. Available in four (4) colors and two (2) woodgrain patterns. *Colonial White PANEL FINISHES (Due to dye and lot run variations actual colors may vary from printed reproductions.) 'lime •Not available in 5 " -0 3/4" panel widths. Clay New Harvest Pioneer Walnut Missouri Pecan Fabric Panel Finishes (For Type F, S and S -85 panels and Sound Sorbic® wall hung units) Textured Fabric Flame resistant heavy textured fabric made from 100% Pure India Jute. Available in ten (10) decorator colors that compliment any decor, Rust #7870 Burnt Orange #6682 Camel #0008 Yellow #7868 Gypsy #2633 Avocado #0156 Antique Gold #7922 Designer Fabric Flame resistant nondirectional weave fabric made from 100 %synthe - tic yarn. Available in eight (8) decorator colors. Rust #40 Saddle #45 Bone Mist #60 Red #35 Blue #7923 Antique Gold #06 Kelly #51 Wheat #7926 Kelly Green #5775 Gypsy #33 Blue #10 11 AN OV R -NIGHT SUCCESS STORY 11 :45am Glen O'BRlen inc. 5301 East 59th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64130 (816) 361-2334 14 12 :30pm Simple, Interchangeable and Beautiful Space Change® can change your work space overnight. It's simple with Glen O'Brien. From initial planning to final installa- tion ... look to O'Brien for total turn -key service. Start to finish. Plus, every Glen O'Brien project comes with over 25 years of experience and reliability. Contact the Authorized Glen O'Brien Dealer/Installer in your area. HOWARD BOWKER, INC. 940 THOMAS S. W. RENTON, WA 98055 228 -3801 •• , • ; 004500001490,1400041SA,r,i 1111.1111111.111111111111111111101" A ft 1, Ai, Introducing HIGHLANDER System: T `' Pre- finished. Wall System That Cuts On -site Labor to the Minimum. HIGHLANDER Wall System is the cost effective method of providing an office wall system. It is installed quickly and can be easily relocated to suit new tenant requirements. On the basis of first cost or over the life of the building, the HIGHLANDER System is the economical choice. 2 Labor Savings: Cost savings begin during the initial installation. The HIGHLANDER System offers considerable labor savings over painted drywall because the time required for taping, spackling, painting and drying is eliminated. And because of its easy assembly and fewer parts, it goes up faster than other wall systems. Low Maintenance: The only maintenance required for a vinyl clad HIGHLANDER wall is an occasional cleaning with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The regular repairing, masking and painting associated with painted drywall is eliminated. Lifelong Durability: The tough vinyl covering on HIGHLANDER walls resists punctures and tears and contributes to the long term cost savings. HIGHLANDER resists moisture, staining and scuffing and retains its attractive appearance longer. Flexibility Ease: Substantial cost savings over drywall partitions build up with each office move. The simple design of HIGHLANDER Wall System allows it to be relocated easily to meet new tenants' demands. And modifications to existing offices such as electrical outlet changes, additional insulation needs and even door or glazing relocations are done quickly. Parts Reusability: When reasonable care is taken during disassembly of the HIGHLANDER Wall System, between 80% and 95% of the parts can be reused. Much depends on the extent of the change (various wall dimensions, styles, etc.), but the snap - together assembly of HIGHLANDER components makes it easy to relocate. Earlier Occupancy: The fast and easy instal- lation of the HIGHLANDER System means earlier tenant occupancy. It's erected in about half the time of painted drywall. And fast rearrangement of office walls means new tenants can be in their new office in a matter of days. HIGHLANDER Is a trademark of Donn Incorporated • • HIGHLANDER Wall System Gets The Job Done Faster The simplicity of the HIGHLANDER design allows it to be erected much faster than standard painted drywall. Drywall requires twelve separate steps plus drying. With drywall, it often takes 3 to 4 days to complete a single office. The HIGHLANDER System goes up in six simple steps and requires only two subcon- tracting crews — carpenters and electricians. Drywall requires four crews — carpenters, electricians, drywall finishers and painters. All this means you'll save time and money with HIGHLANDER System because it's less labor intensive. The job is done faster so tenants can move in quicker. DONN CORPORATION HIGHLANDER 1. Install ceiling and floor track. 2. Install intermediate studs. 3. Install rough door and window frames. 4. Install electricals. 5. Install HIGHLANDER studs and vinyl clad panels. 6. Install pre- finished door and window frames and trim. Drywall 1. Install ceiling and floor track. 2. Install support studs. 3. Install rough door and window framing. 4. Install electricals. 5. Apply gypsum wall board. 6. Tape seams. 7. Spackle and allow to dry. 8. Sand walls and seams. 9. Paint door and window frames. 10. Apply primer to walls and allow to dry. 11. Apply finish coat to walls and hollow metal and allow to dry. 12. Apply base. 3 HIGHLANDER Wall System: The Qualify System for Fast Installation and Easy Relocation. HIGHLANDER is a non -load bearing, vinyl clad gypsum wall system which is progressively erected and demounted. It utilizes steel stud and track components for strength. Wall Panels HIGHLANDER Wall Systems utilize 5/8" thick gypsum board wall panels in 48" width. (24" and 30" are also available) Panels are clad with a durable vinyl material in a number of colors, textures and patterns. Unpainted gypsum board HIGHLANDER Wall System panels are option- ally available to be painted on the job site. System Components Steel floor and ceiling tracks make up the office perimeter and provide for positioning of the wall panels. The wall is erected by pro- gressively mounting panels on each side of the wall in a sequential fashion. Overlapping head: solid Overlapping metal base: solid 1 2" NOM CEILING TRACK W/O SOUND SEAL -7291 (SOUND SEAL OPTIONAL) 3" HIGHLANDER STUD EXTENSION -8900 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD 3" HIGHLANDER STUD - 2265 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD 3" HIGHLANDER STUD - 12265 4" METAL BASE -1671 UNIVERSAL BASE CLIP - 8407 DS -280 TRACK -1371 4 Steel, double "H" shaped HIGHLANDER studs are snapped in place along the floor and ceil- ing track and between adjacent kerfed -edge panels providing lateral and impact support. Intermediate studs are utilized at the mid -span behind 48" width HIGHLANDER panels for additional strength. Panels are secured with screws to the floor track. The result is a solid wall system with tight- fitting panels offering smooth and even wall panel joints uninter- rupted by battens. Trim Members The finishing touch is the application of metal trim members around door frames, glazing, head, base and corners. Vinyl base trim is optionally available. Contemporary, square -edge trim affords a finished appearance and the look of quality. Trim is simply snapped into place for added time savings. It conceals all studs and fas- teners, provides excellent protection and seats squarely together for a good fit. One -way: solid 5/8" KERFED 3" HIGHLANDER GYPSUM BOARD STUD -2265 One -way: intermediate stud 5/8" KERFED 1 3/4" INTERMEDIATE GYPSUM BOARD STUD -1351 NOTE: APPLY WALLBOARD ADHESIVE 1" BEAD Co 24" O.C. 1 • I Ease of Installation HIGHLANDER Wall System is erected in six} basic steps for minimum on-site labor. Instal- lation iS fast and•simple and occurs without the waste and of drywall.. H Ceiling and Floor Track. Planning the office facility is made easy by coordinating the,office walls to the:existing ceiling. Install the ceiling track with screws. With a plumb line, position and install,the floor, track directly below the/ceiling track.' Thatraok is interrupted at doors. Intermediate Studs Ling '48" Width wall panels, interMediate studs ,are.,us,ed..atthe panel rnid:span positions. !' , • (Rough ,Door and-'Window Frames '#raminglis done by first positiOning vertical members for door and windoW openin'gs. Hori- }?9,0A14rAcning members are secured by pop- Ilveting,.into verticals (refer to HIGHLANDER leClinidal (-Manual for, detalls). ' _ c.wpso] - 1, 38,4E1 • +.1 jj \ ( DONN CORPORATION Electrical Wiring and Switches. Electrical wiring is 'usually dropped 'fro over- head. For horizontal runs, fleXible cc:indult' Is passed through factory punched cutouts in:the web of the intermediate stud. The electrical box is attached to the desired stud with con-- ventional stud fasteners. The HIGHLANDER' System is coMpatible with industry standard conduit, boxes and components:' HIGHLANDER Studs and PanelS. ' ' • • ,, , Wall pries are:mounted by first poSitioning the tOp. Into the ceiling trabk,:pushing',I4015lace against stud and then faStehIng the bdftOm to the floor tradk.-48":*ide paneislar0,'Onded to intermediate studs with an interiniftent'Ciab`of mastic adhesive. Panels are, progressively( mounted using ,flanged_HIG171tANDERI§tuds engaged' in 'the keiled,'oeneljedUe: v );1 -, Door and-Window; Frames and Trim F7 1: ) attached to .system • cros s' members 2 p asncl- TO".ifoor'fth'rti mjei-ibin-hnded an\d-F6eitible: Glazing componentsjisei5132"tpi9/2"oglass. HIGHLAND.ER:papetsk,are. easily,cut,t,ck:fit ;around electrical and utlli.tycpeningstimthe;walliasiwell as around doors and windOwsiiAllIfinishingp4im is simply snapped into place furttlering,the quick installation. Disassembly lS'i3etitirRed irigtheinstalIationIprocbdOte:q cI nt.;z.) miii 0 irs)t ni c nii 4,-36 its Overlapping metal base: base clip 5/8" KERFED GYPS‘tifyi,MVPd..n4le: UNIVERSAL BASE CLIP- 8407. -4"METAL 0..;..ct,,RACK-1371 BASE-1671 HIGHLANDER Wall System: The Uersa�ile, Performance -rated Office Wall System. HIGHLANDER Wall Systems can meet fire rating, sound performance and shelf load requirements without sacrifice to design. Inner Wall Space Internal wall space of 1 -314" allows an ample chase for electrical boxes, wiring, and commu- nication lines, as well as sound absorbing insulation blankets. Panel Width Compatibility Panel widths of 48", 30" and 24" add to the versatility of the HIGHLANDER Systems. All widths utilize interchangeable parts for even greater flexibility. It all adds up to a system with varied design possibilities. Door Frame Selection HIGHLANDER System uses the Donn Universal Door Frame which is non - handed and reversible in 6'8" or 7'0" heights. It is finished with snap -on trim to conceal all fastenings. Full height frames are also available, both for full height leaves, or for 6'8" andi7'0" leaf with matching transom. Complete Design Flexibility Glazing components allow any size windows, including full height glass panels, to be used anywhere along the wall. Choice of Trim Members All trim can be specified as char brown or black. Base trim is available in steel for durability or optionally in vinyl. Fire Rating HIGHLANDER Wall Systems can be specified as a 1 -hour fire rated system certified by Under- writers Laboratories Design No. U -432. The system utilizes the HIGHLANDER fire rated gypsum - laminate stud assembly staggered on 24" centers. Classified board is used in 48" widths and is constructed by erecting panels back -to -back on alternate centers. Fire -rated wall assembly 2" NOM SPECIAL DRYWALL STUD TRACK 1" x 1 3/8" ANGLE MOLDING STUD EXTENSION #8 x 1 114 (PHILLIPS) PANCAKE HEAD TEK TIP SCREW (NP) HIGHLANDER FIRE -RATED STUD ASSEMBLY 5/8"FIRE-RATED GYPSUM BOARD 4" METAL BASE UNIVERSAL BASE CUP DS-280 DRYWALL TRACK Fire -rated stud assembly PANEL ADHESIVE HIGHLANDER FIRE -RATED STUD ASSEMBLY PANEL ADHESIVE PANEL ADHESIVE 5/8" FIRE -RATED GYPSUM BOARD 6 Acoustical Control HIGHLANDER offers excellent sound attenu- ating properties for all size wall systems. Through the use of caulking and unfaced 1 -1/2" glass fiber insulation blankets, STC ratings from 36 to 49 can be attained. Sound levels can be changed as tenants' needs fluctuate by gaining access into the wall cavity and adding additional sound insulation. All tests were conducted with wall sections sized 9' x 14. Intersections were finished with HIGHLANDER metal trim components, includ- ing base and head. HIGHLANDER STC Ratings(') Wall 24" 30" 48" Description Module Module Module System System System 48" Fire Rated System (r \'; Empty ((1 38 38 36 CCU DONN CORPORATION Shelf Load Characteristics Though not a structural support load- bearing wall system, HIGHLANDER easily accepts shelf loads. Shelf standards are fastened to the HIGHLANDER stud to support shelf brackets. Metal screws can also be fastened to the HIGHLANDER studs for hanging wall acces- sories and paintings. And standard molly and toggle type fasteners can be located through the gypsum wall panel. Shelf load tests were conducted to determine limits of eccentric loading (one side of wall) and uniform loading (both sides of wall). HIGHLANDER System Shelf Load Capabilities(8) 24" 30" 48" 48" Module Module Module Fire Rated System System System System Eccentric 39' Load (lbs.) 1155.5 1151.6 1157.4 1160.8 Perimeter Packed 42 43 40 Permanent 44' Set (in.) 1/64 1/32 1/32 1/64 Stud Web Packing 45* Fully Packed 43 45 43 49* Uniform Load (lbs.) 2311.0 2303.6 2319.8 2321.6 Permanent Set (in.) 0 1/64 1/64 1/64 •Perimeter caulked (2) All tests conducted by an independent testing laboratory. (1) All tests conducted by an independent acoustical laboratory. Test figures are for informational purposes only. 7 HIGHLANDER Wall System Architectural Detail Drawings t One-way: solid to glazed eal OileArayNglsibi1113OJ flare nniised -bsoi fiogq Je ll�;- ��nsJoiJ�1tf1e s on fiquoriT tlsrle iJ .. 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R iril AIR_ 3" HIGHL'AN LrIi I L �LAZBf STUD -2266 BEAD -1645 " DRYWALL star 2 n 3" UNIVERSAL DOOR FRAME- 6550 r 1" DRYWALL SCREW -6084 Three•wkOciolld ';bAr 1 3/8" WALL ANGLE -1272 iTiI��JO: I)116 3" HIGHLANDER SCREW -8084 STUD -2265 lnnnr rr1•I I9 '5verlap6f4g head: 68Icded CEILING TRACK W/0 SOUND SEAL-7291 SOUND SEAL a,CO PTION4 )I tes I 3" HIGHL��A{NNTD1E�R 1JSIOK D aAAO os•2B161f1iCdR1 1371 1" DRYWALL SCREW - 8084 q9bni ns b q Innol1sm1oi Overlapping metal base: solid 6 /8" KERFED °• • •• . •3" HIGHLANDER GYPSUM BOARD STUD -2285 4" METAL BASE- 671 1201 IIA (S) lugfl IT 6 /8" KERFED 3" HIGHLANDER GYPSUM BOARD STUD -2285 Overlapping vinyl base:"""^' solid .'' " 1,;!,,i,,,,. 4,...al • n; ti„• 6 /8" KERFED 3" H GHLANDER GYPSUM BOARD STUD.? t iN' 2" NOM. 2. DS•280 TRgQK•,, 4 UNIVERSAL BASE 1371 CLIP -8407 8 DS•280 TRACK; VINYL COVE ABE 1371 (BY OTHERS) One-way: solid to door One•way:tglitieif ta,'doon'aA frame frame • ns)l1 tN111O3 1n99tl9O;3 aloft() f:i CI11A.J1-10il-•I t tfd'1.1iAilkopil!2i 64einie-riIIN' 81/ 4L, 9 )1 (9 -11 SYl}HD 29,013 "t :\i_1. 3)'3331`(0) l^I(1q3t r(rily,f.9F }51ETf'1r, I 3143 dooiiVdaar 5 /B" KERUD � ( `1NTERMEDIATEn f3'Q'AZI $ Ay99u ) 1!$%(iGErB.9j1) GYPSUM Ol1R STUD =1353f ''t' "' � \ __ _2..tov, .. • o ,if ;t;r ...: 0 i�`i'� . fir, rno'11 it& liTitl ... J, I ,:;n.) ):-.31 i '% ;frlr ,r1 as hf JI.h ' 31:1 ns J ()! {ibu 3 bill:, \/ l'ait5 111)11v i •:3:1£: (3i Ttillfi.1 .r7 {:oil I SCREW -�4 1" DRYW � I I f i. ? IS(1'N VESIA i •OEAAqq 5NG '' bO 1M Rp6 (i(W 1J`.- QQPR,F? M.;• ;869D'fIoi:'^s.+i ?'li),-;aN(b11 Es'EwbpQdiie •bulbn1 ,e.Irir)rIoc1(•11' c f'(i (I faliern H71(1, f�_J1-1r_ ,•1 Two-way: solid to solid Two- *apdolid:to:doori gni frame 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD 5/8" KERFED GyPSUM1BOAR (1.)QC1I )ir1 1r.Y 1 3/8" WALL ANGLE- I' ,.8 0. 1272 , DS-280 TRACK-1371 �3f All .WA L Q' �1 NFU 1272 11/4" STEEL To ;Q11.& AL DOOR FRAME- 6550 MF•10 MOLD -1344 r- 1 3/4" INTERMEDIATE STUD -1351 MF -10 MOLD -1344 OverlappIl head: firl height glazing wftrim CEILING TRACK W/O SOUND 6/8" KERFED�1, SEAL-7291 (SOUND GYPSUM BOA SEAL ORTIONAL) `?/(.1(T1.3 1' MIN. 5" 1 3/4" 1" DRYWALL INTERMEDIATE SCREW-8084 1 Ia elrn;.. 1 OverlappMg height door frame w/o trim cieW blll�' )IIi.406`I CEILING TRACK - 794(41139 3" tiglliRIiaL DOOR FRAME NON ,pT�AD pBBE g � 21c ^.e1 IIA (I) 3M1I0N71 " , Q► Ir1. 1';, , 111 , C" REW - RYWALL T1 R14" 084 TRIM - r. G e f3Wonngobn( ns 1 DS•280 TRACK - '.001s ALUMINUM GLAZING 3" TABBED HEAD -1887 GLAZING -6702 Overlapping metal base:' '=' Sill detail: below„wln low VINYL GLAZING glazed BEAD -1845 3/8" X 3/16 5 /B" KEROELIV WOOD BLOCKING ' GYPSUM BOARD (BY OTHERS) VINYL/GLAZING BEAD -1845 3" TABBED • }Y� F GLAZING- ;;�.r• 8702 ; 'iy:. 1 tld "" STEEL. TRIM=;, 8704 ?/ 3/8" 1" DRYWALL SCREW- 411! __ III 4" METAL'. BASE - 1871 DS•280 TRACK- UNIVERSAL BASE 1371 CLIP -8407 3/84x 3/18" WOOD BLOCKING (BY OTHERS) 31 TABBED GLAZ(N c 702e •., ;'p DRYWALL SCREW - 8084 /8" KERFED • DS•280;TRACK- 1371 GYPSUM BOARD • LSD DONN CORPORATION • Sill detail: above window Sill detail: solid above door Sill detail: glazed above frame door frame 6/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD 1" DRYWALL SCREW - 8084 3/8 DS•280 TRACK - 1371 1 1/4" STEEL TRIM - 6704 ALUMINUM GLAZING 3" TABBED HEAD -1887 GLAZING -8702 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD DRYWALL SCREW - 8084. 7/8" DS•280 TRACK- 1371 11/4" STEEL TRIM - 6704 3' UNIVERSAL DOOR FRAME -6550 Foreign wall intersection: Foreign wall intersection: solid 1 3/8" WALL ANGLE -1272 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD glazed SOUND SEAL -8222 (FIELD APPLIED) 1 3/8" WALL ANGLE -1272 1/4" STEEL TRIM -6704 VINYL GLAZING BEAD -1845 3" OFF•SET GLAZING - 8700 Sill detail: glazed to glazed 3/8" x 3/16" 3" TABBED WOOD BLOCKING GLAZING -8702 (BY OTHERS) 1" DRYWALL SCREW - 8084 1 1/4" STEEL TRIM - 6704 DOOR FRAME SPACER - 8911 3" HIGHLANDER 3' UNIVERSAL STUD -2285 DOOR FRAME -8550 Foreign wall intersection: door frame SOUND SEAL -8222 (FIELD APPLIED) 3/8" WALL ANGLE -1272 1 1/4" STEEL TRIM - 8704 1 3/4" INTERMEDIATE STUD -1351 SOUND SEAL -8222 (FIELD APPLIED) 1" DRYWALL SCREW -8084 DS•280 TRACK- MIN. 2 7/8" DS•280 TRACK- 1" DRYWALL 1371 1371 SCREW -8084 3" TABBED GLAZING -8702 Finished end: glazed 1 1/4" STEEL TRIM -6704 3" OFF•SET GLAZING - 6700 VINYL GLAZING BEAD -1646 3,• TABBED TERMINATION 8710 1 1/2" MULLION 1" DRYWALL SPACER -8910 SCREW -8084 3" HIGHLANDER STUD - 2265 Wall furring detail 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD WALL FURRING CHANNEL - 2278 Fire rated one-way: solid NOTE: APPLY CONTINUOUS BEAD OF WALLBOARD ADHESIVE 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD BFG (PL -400) GYFIRE RATED' FIRE RATED FIRE RATED HIGHLANDER STUD CLIP -7684 STUD -2287 W /EXTENSION 'SEE U.L. DESIGN U•432 FOR TYPE. Glazing and door frame trim application 3" UNIVERSAL DOOR FRAME -8550 3" HIGHLANDER STUD -2265 3" OFFSET GLAZING - 6700 3" TABBED GLAZING - 8702 MIN. 3 114" DS•280 TRACK - 1371 3" UNIVERSAL DOOR FRAME- 6550 1" DRYWALL SCREW -8084 1" DRYWALL SCREW - 8084 3/8" x 3/18" WOOD BLOCKING (BY OTHERS) 1 1/2" MULLION SPACER - 8910 3" HIGHLANDER STUD -2285 VINYL GLAZING BEAD - 1845 1 1/4" STEEL TRIM - 8704 3" OFF-SET GLAZING -8700 ALUMINUM GLAZING HEAD -1887 Finished end: solid 5/8" KERFED 3" TABBED GYPSUM BOARD TERMINATION - 6710 1 1/4" STEEL 1" DRYWALL TRIM -8704 SCREW -8084 1 3/4" INTERMEDIATE STUD -1351 Fire rated head detail: solid Fire rated base detail: solid FIRE RATED HEAD SOUND SEAL -8222 TRACK -1389 (FIELD APPLIED) DRYWALL SCREW - 8084 1 3/8" WALL ANGLE - 1272 FIRE RATED 5/8" KERFED HIGHLANDER S •UD- GYPSUM BOARD 2287 W /EXTENSION FIRE RATED' 'SEE U.L. DESIGN U -432 FOR TYPE. Mullion clip application ASSEMBLED GLAZING SECTION 5/8" KERFED GYPSUM BOARD FIRE RATED' UNIVERSAL BASE CLIP - 8407 2" FIRE RATED HIGHLANDER STUD - 2287 W /EXTENSION 4" METAL BASE - 1871 1" DRYWALL DS•280 TRACK - SCREW -8084 1371 'SEE U.L. DESIGN U -432 FOR TYPE. On module door frame stud attachment 3" H GHLANDER TIE BRACKET -8920 STUD -2265 1 1/4" STEEL TRIM- 6704 3" MULUON CLIP -8915 #8 X 1/2" TEK SCREW MB x 1/2" TEK SCREW 3" TABBED GLAZING -6702 DS -280 TRACK - 1371 9 HIGHLANDER Vinyl Clad Wall Panel Selection A variety of HIGHLANDER wall panel vinyl cover- ings allow a wide degree of versatility in office decor. Choose from stipple finishes, burlap textures and wood grain patterns. All vinyl selections are available for 24", 30", 48" and fire rated 48 "systems. Custom vinyls in different colors, textures and patterns are also available — contact your local Donn representative. Some of our most popular vinyls are: Stipple Textures Wax 111 Putty 113 Ivory 116 Hydrangea 133 Burlap Patterns Beige 212 Wheat 213 Tan 225 Harvest 228 Toast 229 Wood Grain Finishes Walnut 311 Teak 313 Brass 135 Brick 138 Cherry 315 10 Due to printing composition, there may be a slight difference in the colors shown here as opposed to its actual appearance. • FIIGHLANDEFP Specifications DONN CORPORATION • 1. SCOPE OF WORK: Furnish and install Highlander Wall System as manufactured by Donn Corporation. 2. CONSTRUCTION: Wall components shall assemble Into a rigid flush panel struc- ture with single line joints. Complete Installation shall be free of exposed fasteners. All trim members Including door and window frames will be factory finished. 3. STUDS: Highlander studs shall be a double "H" section with the outer- most flange engaging a kerf In the 5/8" Donn Clad Highlander gypsum panel and the inner flange shall serve as a back-up for the Highlander gypsum panel to prevent breakage of the kerf when panels are exposed to normal use Impact. Stud shall have a clip to mechanically interlock the stud to the ceiling track. Intermediate studs shall be "C" shaped sections used at the midpoint of the panels when 4' -0" gypsum board panels are used, and at off-module door frames and glazing. Stud shall have a 12" long telescoping stud extension to accommodate normal floor-to-ceiling height variations. The stud system shall be designed to be adjustable to floor variations of plus 3" and minus 1.1/2 ". 4. PANELS: To achieve a monolithic appearance, panels shall consist of 48" wide by 5/8" thick factory vinyl faced Donn Clad gypsum panels. Panels shall be factory kerfed with a 1/16" wide kerf located approximately midway in the 5/8" edge. Where desired, panels will also be available In 24" and 30" widths. Plain panels shall also be optionally available to be painted in the field. 5. CEILING TRACK: Shall serve the dual purpose of providing the stud members a means of mechanical interlock and cover for the top edge of the gypsum board panels. 6. FLOOR TRACK: The roll formed "U" shaped floor track shall assure panel alignment and entrap the floor-to-ceiling intermediate studs. 7. DOOR FRAMES: 6=8" and 7'•0" high steel door frames shall be non-handed and reversible and completely tree of exposed fasteners. Frame shall be available with steel or aluminum trim. Door frames shall be available with a UL fire rating of up to 1.1/2 hours for door sizes, up to 48 "x 96 ". 6. GLAZING: Glazed opening in framing shall consist of rolled steel mem• bers with a glazing recess. Framing shall be secured to the wall system with concealed fasteners. (Glass shall be retained without the use of exposed fasteners.) Steel glazing shall be available with either steel or aluminum trim members. 9. BASE: Shall be factory finished steel base and shall be applied without the use of exposed fasteners. Alternate Base: Base shall be rubber or vinyl as selected and applied to the gypsum board panels with the appropriate adhesive. 10. UTILITY PROVISION Partition shall accept Industry standard switch and outlet boxes up to 2.318" deep. 11. FINISH: Panels are available in standard Donn Clad vinyls or plain gypsum board to be painted in field. Door frames, window frames and trim are available in char brown or optionally in black. 12. SOUND CONTROL: Wall system shall be available in range of STC rating from 36 to the upper 40's. The STC level selected will be determined by the level of other building and design elements such as acous- tical ceiling, degree of glazing, and door openings. All tests shall be by a recognized independent testing laboratory in accordance with ASTM E90.75. "In house" tests and those not run in accordance with ASTM procedure are not acceptable. 13. SHELF LOADING: Studs shall be capable of supporting 1000 pounds per stud when loaded equally on both sides and 500 pounds per stud when loaded on one side only. Brackets must be applied with correct fasteners and in accordance with procedures outlined in the Donn Highlander Uniform and Eccentric Shelf Load Tests. 14. OPTIONAL ONE -HOUR RATING: Where required, the wall system shall be available with a one - hour UL rating utilizing 48" wide gypsum panels. Fire rating shall be accomplished without the use of septum panels and the exterior appearance and thickness of the wall shall be identical to the nonrated Highlander wall. The specifications in this brochure are for informational purposes only and subject to change without notice. DONN will not be responsible for other Than Its own specifications for products depicted herein unless no stated In writing by a duly authorized ofIicer. DONN reserves the exclusive right to establish specifications and quality control for trademarked goods. HIGHLANDER Door Frame To enhance the beauty, versatility and quick installation of HIGHLANDER System, the Donn universal door frame is standard. Door frames can be installed initially as right or left hand opening and are reversible for subsequent installations. 3" Universal door frame: standard mortising LOCK & STRIKE 1/8" (REF.) 1/8" • 7/8" (REF) HINGE SIDE 1 3/4" DOOR 1 3/4" DOOR Universal door frame: on module 3° x 7° 36" HEADER 1 3/4" STEEL TRIM 84 5/8" JAMB 1 3/4" STEEL TRIM 1/2"SELF TAPTEK SCREW 11 Donn Sales Offices U.S. Offices Atlanta Peachtree Corners Office Park 6836 Jimmy Carter Blvd. N.W. 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'- .,Q_k_ L. i fi CONTRACTOR L)1 l� /7 4) f��-�P 7-2_4 -) / i PHONE a a� K?r"� J 1 G�j �/ �/t� l, 1 ADDRESS l �V ! -kyy),� 1-`�i )�"I 6v�J RETURNED �7 .c, C�� ZIP �C1�vv LICENSE NO- ptu- E.g),JmT. I,��) I S ST NO. Pip OD y / --,3 BUILDING USE .Y O (TENANT rmi y- . y-l. -,� � pc.._ CLASS OF WORK CgiVVV azQ A Wu ❑ NEW ❑ ADDITION KREMODEL ❑ REPAIR ❑ OTHER (Specify) 1 0 .S 1.2• T I BLDG. AREA 1s t FL. 2nd FL. BASEMENT GARAGE DECK MEZZANINE # OF STORES TOTAL S.F. VALUATION N4-1 OTHER PUBLIC WKS. • fir% / , hi / • ✓ TOTAL q/ I NAME OF APPLICANT (PLEASE PRINT) K...-14/ E:-.1 f' FE ( ADDRESS 9 LID - .T-Y12�+'Y1 tic fl-o<:- St),) " „ti)Y� . I PHC!NE e"41 ','BSo I I I CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION FURNISHED BY ME IS TRUE AND CORRECT AND THAT THE APPLICABLE CITY OF TUKWILA REQUIREMENTS WILL BE MET. �j L & iC.A...A Vez 0/ . — / SIGNATURE OF DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE TYPE CONST. OCC. GROUP OCC. FIRE ZONE USE ZONE AUTO SPRINKLERS REQ. I DETECTOR �^ //L`O�AD 74/ !' J. ,.�--- C-" ' (� ❑ YES ❑ NO ES 0 NO PLAN RVW. PLANS: SENT RETURNED APPROVED FEE DISTRIB. BUILDING ' c2r],� FIRE DEPT. .�7/ I eLs / / [ �` ao / �� ( / (/ 1 ivu T ON DEMOLITION PLANNING / SEPA BOND OTHER PUBLIC WKS. • fir% / , hi / • ✓ TOTAL /� [�S f ab arz n / eli i1 - RECEIPT NO. 3753 COMMENTS: v APPROVED FOR ISSUANCE. BY