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Home My WebLink AboutPermit B94-0379 - BERNHARD RESIDENCE - INSULATION AND SHEETROCKCity of 7icckwila (206) 431-3670 Community Development / Public Works • 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite 100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 Permit No: B94 -0379 Type: B -BUILD Category: ASFR Address: 14241 59 AV S Location: Parcel #: 336590 -1150 Zoning: R1.72 Type Const: V -N Gas /Elec: Wetlands: Water: N/A Contractor License No.: TENANT OWNER CONTACT BUILDING PERMIT Status: ISSUED Issued: 11/14/1994 Expires: 05/13/1995 Suite: Type of Occupancy: PRIVATE GARAGE Slopes: Y Sewer: N/A BERNHARD JAMES L 14241 59TH S, TUKWILA WA 98188 BERNHARD JAMES L 14241 59TH S, TUKWILA WA 98188 JIM BERNHARD 14241 59 AV S, TUKWILA, WA 98168 Phone: 206 242 -7996 r*************,***************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * ** Permit Description: INSTALL INSULATION TO WALLS AND ROOF RAFTERS AND SHEETROCK ON WALLS. Units: 001 Buildings: 001 Fire Protection: N/A UBC Edition: 1991 Front: Left: SETBACKS .0 Back: .0 Right: . 0 . 0 Valuation: 350.00 Total Permit Fee: 29.25 * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** *************************** * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 9 Permit Center Authorized Signature Date I hereby certify that I have read and examined this permit and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of law and ordinances governing this work will be complied with, whether specified herein or not. The granting of this permit does not presume to. give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local laws regulating construction or the performance of work. I am authorized to sign for and obtain this buiding pe t. Signature: Print Name: urilyV4 . Date: /�/g Title: Ain (r- This permit shall become null and void if the work is not commenced within 180 days from the date of issuance, or if the work is suspended or abandoned for a period of 180 days from the last inspection. All PERMITS ISSUED FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION, REMODELING, OR DEMOLITION PROJECTS REQUIRE CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLITION AND LANDCLEARING WASTE MATERIAL FROM THESE PROJECTS TO BE RECYCLED AT A KING COUNTY LICENSED OR APPROVED FACILITY, OR TAKEN TO REGIONAL DISPOSAL FACILITIES. CITY OF TUKWIL( Department of Community Development — Permit Center 6300 Southcenter Boulevard - #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 (206) 431 -3670 Building Permit Application Tracking PLAN CHECK NUMBER 031 PROJCTN MHd ) J frry)? s SITE ADDRESS 14x4 -1 69 AV SUITE NO. INSTRUCTIONS TO STAFF • Contacts with applicants or requests for information should be summarized in writing by staff so that the status of the project may be ascertained at any time. • Plan corrections shall be completed and approved prior to sending to the next department. • Any conditions or requirements for the permit shall be noted in the Sierra system or summarized concisely in the form of a formal letter or memo, which will be attached to the permit. • Please fill out your section of the tracking chart completely. Where information requested is not applicable, so note by using "N /A ", date and initial. DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW "X" in box indicates which departments need to review the project. DEPARTMEF TE' DATE PRQVE( )MMENI BUILDING - initial review 11 -1 -9' I RO TED &FIRE VPLANNING O PUBLIC WORKS I i- c -1a 4//f INIT: 4,4. 1(/t1 /2L INIT :N� 0 tv//9- Illo INIT: -)J5 NSULTANT: Date Sent Date Approved - FIRE PROTECTION: • Sprinklers • Detectors INSPECTOR: FIRE DEPT. LETTER DATED: N/A ZONING: REFERENCE FILE NOS.: JBAR/LAND USE CONDITIONS? L)Yes il No MINIMUM SETBACKS: N- 5- E- UTILITY PERMITS REQUIRED? (J Yes (J'N PUBLIC WORKS LETTER DATED: O OTHER BUILDING - final review L BUILDING OFFICIAL INIT: I I /qj C f INIT: 11/9 INIT: REVIEW COMPLETED TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: Ca a rLty.� CERT. OF OCCUPANCY? DYes g.No UBC EDITION (year): AMOUNT OWING: /� (� CONTACTED LE �M M 1 l-e-�c _D� DATE NOTIFIED l O ' 1 u Y: init. B BY: (init.) 2nd NOTIFICATION 3RD NOTIFICATION BY: (init.) I 01/08/93 CITY OF TUKWILA Department of Community Development - Building Division 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila WA 98188 (206) 431 -3670 0,13-1 BUILDI PERMIT APPLICATION DESCRIPTION • BUILDING PERMIT.FEE PLAN:CHECK FEE BUILDING SURCHARGE AMOUNT :< RCPT ; SATE A i ,. fi i N 1 /�i ►, OTHER: TOTAL 4-6,,9 -: SITE ADDRESS SUITE # /1/217/ `a 4 . 6.0 . o/rwr tq 9c' /6i VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION - $ .3 67) a a ASSESSOR ACCOUNT # 3,36 Soo -- / /So - 0 0 PROJECT NAM /TENANT / r ?nrvlc74 6.)004 L-(,b) A). t-, Bern Vtet,rct TYPE OF O New Building 0 Addition O Tenant Improvement (commercial) Li Demolition (building) WORK: 0 Rack Storage 0 Reroof O Remodel (residential) 0 O';'.her• _Z 'Roye /46NT (41.5* treekr /AL.) DESCRIBE WORK TO BE DONE: fwoRK RELPITE'S Tb Woo'DS -fiuE .-mspciLL,gr,o,a -ii ii. ,r�RMrr-'TP,LJ .7 # M9y -o,6i , /;z:. ,xxist,4 4-Tle,0 TO w4 44S 6A/D et9FTERs . .z'arro4uc.. 6f/66T,fbC/C' on) Wg1..t,S. BUILDING USE (office, warehouse, etc.) Guboa woo KW 6 .5640/2 (SEP4eZe47 ' d90/4,2)/ 46 FrfUM RE,S /7)E,4CEJ NATURE OF BUSINESS: r.Joa-t)wo,efciiJG 4.. rh08y (Bc>e,eJG KEET1 REa) WILL THERE BE A CHANGE IN USE? 04 No 0 Yes If Yes, new building requirements may need to be met. Please explain: SQUARE FOOTAGE - Building: y/6 Tenant Space: ---- Area of Construction: yj6 WILL THERE BE STORAGE OR USE OF FLAMMABLE, COMBUSTIBLE OR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN THE BUILDING? vci No '.. Yes IFYES, EXPLAIN: sr-#517.0 : eZoo-D c,3oR.K,46, .NirERN:4 s. FIRE PROTECTION FEATURES: 0 Sirinklers 0 Automatic Fire Alarm S stem A4374646. Ex774Gu/•.HEP, PROPERTY OWNER ,. ��,� PHONE 24/2_ 7%96 ADDRESS /,/,z 4/7 6-1. f>'v'F c.. _Sc.. 7---0A-4.)/4., f} ZIP Fd' /6cp CONTRACTOR (66F) c. PHONE --- ADDRESS — ZIP WA. ST. CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE # — EXP. DATE ARCHITECT (.1./04.46- PHONE -... ADDRESS _ ZIP -- I HEREBY CERTIF:Y.:THAT:.I HAVE: :READ'AND EXAMINED THIS' :APPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME • BE TRUE AND CORRECT;'AND 1 AM ° AUTHOORIZED TO APPLY; FOR: THIS; PERMIT; BUILDING OWNER SIGNATURE OR AUTHORIZED AGENT ADDRESS/, ,// 59 m � &, a•rnhav 4,4 e 4irc1 Been h afc( CONTACT PERSON PRINT NAM DATE //77k( PHONE �,y2 79F4 CITY2I13 u /4A Wde PHONE .Ha_ 7796 APPLICATION SUBMITTAL In order to ensure that your application is accepted for plan review, please make sure to fill out the application completely and follow the plan submittal checklist on the reverse side of this form. Handouts are available at the Building counter which provide more detailed information on application and plan submittal requirements. Application and plans must be complete in order to be accepted for plan review. VALUATION OF CONSTRUCTION Valuation for new construction and additions are calculated by the Department of Community Development prior to application submittal. Contact the Permit Coordinator at 431 -3670 prior to submitting application. In all cases, a valuation amount should be entered by the applicant. This figure will be reviewed and is subject to possible revision by the Building Division to comply with current fee schedules. BUILDING OWNER / AUTHORIZED AGENT if the applicant is other than the owner, registered architect/engineer, or contractor licensed by the State of Washington, a notarized letter from the property owner authorizing the agent to submit this permit application and obtain the permit will be required as part of this submittal. EXPIRATION OF PLAN REVIEW Applications for which no permit is issued within 180 days following the date of application shall expire by limitations. The building official may extend the time for action by the applicant for a period not exceeding 180 days upon written request by the applicant as defined in Section 304(d) of the Uniform Building Code (current edition). No application shall be extended more than once. 1l you have any questions about our process or plan submittal requirements, please contact the Departmenecti ftnmunity Development Building Division at 431 -3670. DATE APPLICATION ACCEPTED CITY OF TUK+WtA DATE APPLICATION EXPIRES 6ONOV 7 1994 _ PelltNtrTENTER COMMERCIAL SU6MITTAL CHECKLIST NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS/ADDITION8„::' ••■■•••••■ • GoMpleted.bitilding'porrnftapPlicatiOnjr•)rie'.forietiCti'::Strti.b.tUre)..:•.:I...:;•••:"::1::::: Two sets (2) of the . • -.• :::•••• • . • . • ... . • . following • • •• Spec 'ications Structural calculations stamped by a Washington State license engineer .. . . . . .. ... Soils..rePOrtotampod by a Washington State licensed engineer Topographical survoy Energy calculations stamped by a Washington State licensed •••..• engineer or 'architect ':' • • statiillaerierf ••••• •• • COMMERCIALIENANT:'IMPROVEMEN COMPleted:titillding-Ptirrnit applic4tien;:(Oritf"for.''Oa • • •• Two (2) sots of cbnstwcbon plans which include Site plan '''•••••-•••• • • Existing and proposed parking Landscape plan (lb applicable, I a change of use -Yr Legal description Working drawings stamped by a Washington. architect, which "in CI udet , "•::::•: : : • • Site plan : • Architectural drawings '.Structural .drawings ...Mechanical drawings . • • . • . . Civil • Landscape plan . . . . Completed utility permit application (one for enro project) -..Six„.(5)'setS"6f.ciVitdrawings NOTE See utility pornh:l application and checklist for specific utility bin tiarrequirements . .. • ":: ........ ........... ••••• . „. ................ . . . •••• • •.::. • • -• • • •.• ••••:•:•: . : . ••RACK:STO ... ....... .......................... ........ • . . • . . • ..... . • .• „• . . Completed building permit •. ... • "" • • "-• •••••" " .... .. AssesSerticcPiint • " ••• • . . . .. • Twci(2):pots of plans which include... . .. . . :Building floor plan showing .. . . . • " • • •-• • . . • Entire space where will be located Exit doors .• :•:"....: ..• I 1 •Dimenslons of all aisles. • • ..„ „ Tenant Space floor plan showing rack storage files and • . .•::: NOTE: Include dimensions of racks (height, width and length) aisles and exit ways on plan: •• '• . . . LiStructural calculations stamped by a Washington State licensed engineer (rack storage 8'. and over).. • . : RESIDENTIAL # Use of adjacent (common wall) tenant , Overall dimensions of building or square go f1Floor plan of proposed tenant space • Exit doors egress patterns NOTE If any Ut, tY u a sections .lity permit .ilicarlan a c Cross stamp. 8 ctura Washington Stht t " ••••c. stru 6. • to be done, submit Saparate:uti j) ,.‘ foota • . • , ••• : : • . • , : • : ••• " • certifichilOri. letter4e'reellilied prior td. final Inspection and sign • • required • fi.:91.1fr.l.o. • . : : • „.....,..., ANTENN&/SATBLITE DISH 1 Completed building permit application • „ •••••••• Two (2) sets of plans, which include • 1 Site Plan (showing building and location of antonna/satoliita dish) Details antenna/satellite dish and method of attachmont Structural calculations stamped by a Washington State licensed engIneer may be required "" •••••""• . , . ES NEW SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLINGS/ADDITIONS 1----1Completedbuilding permit application (one for each structu . • . . . Legal .description AsSesser. Account Number • ::• • ••• Two sets (2) of working drawings which include •.• • P (On ptan, show closest hydrant Foundation plan . include adaaas to building, showing Floor plan wIdth and length of 0000.) • • • Building elevations (all views). •••:. ••••••.: . •• •• Building cross-sectioril • •-.. . .• : •-• Structural framing plans :. .• „; • : :".:: ::,::: • : Washington State Energy Code data Completed Utility :permit application: . . Six (6) sets of site plans showing utilities . . • . • . . . . . .. . : . . NOTE 86110ingiaita:Olan.'and utility aite"plakt may beY1060bInad..:::::::: See utility permit application chochiist for .................................. Additional topographical and ealle:information)mat be required if unique • site conditions • . . . . .1=1011•■•••••■■■•••■•■•■•■ kAk** A/ rkAkkkk A• k• k•. tA•hh* AkAkkAk kh/ ckk, A• kkA** AAkkkAh*Akh *A*AlrhAkA/rkkkk GENERA 21.25 CITY OF TUKWI:LA, WA TRANSMIT TOTAL 29:25 h A• k\ 14* 4*/ r• AAk/ r• A* Ah*h A• k*h Ahk Ak 4fkk k• kkh Ak h *•k * *hkhA4s4*kki**AA**AAAA*k CASH 30.00 TRANSMIT Number: 94001451 Amount: 29.25 11/07/94 12:45 CHANGE 0.75. Permit Na : 094 -0379 Type: 0-BUILD BUILI)TNG PERM ji/07 /c4 7135A000 11 53 Parcel No: 33G590 -•1150 a ite Address: 14241 59 AV S Payment Method: CASH Notation: 'JAMES fBERNHARD l:n'it. SAO *4r t** * A* ****4s*krvA**•h*k•kkA1%*k•Aic** t* *A*A**It *k• * ***:tl•k**A*A4A*k*•A••/r Account Code 000 /322.100 00Q /345.830 000 /386.904 Description BUILDING - RES PLAN CHECK - RESS STATE IIUILDIt4G SURCHARGE Total (This Payment): Total, Fees: Total All Payments:: Balances + r. �... . ter! 29.25 .00 Paid 15.00. 9.75 4.50 29..'.5 C INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 ER IT 31-3670 0 e5.... 1 J It ype 0 ns . if ress 4,,( 5 V ' ' 0 a e Special Instructions: Date Wanted:- pi am. .m. Requester: .. 5 Phone 140.: 7 , --7 c7 (p 2 9rw ER Approved per applicable codes. 0 Corrections required prior to approval. :I $30.00 REINSPECTION FEE REQUIRED. Prior to reinspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. o.: 7 \ INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 ER IT (206) 431-3670 Projec A. A at i Toter : vi 1 . • 'ire". 24 59 I/ 9 'te a .: )a Specie, Instruction : Date Wanted: • Requester: Phone No.: kApproved per applicable codes. COMMENTS: ' El Corrections required prior to approval. 0 $30.00 REINSPECTION FEE REQUIRED. Prior to reinspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Rece0 No.: Date; INSPECTION RECORD Retain a copy with permit CITY OF TUKWILA BUILDING DIVISION 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA 98188 279 1'ERMrT NO. (206) 431-3670 Project: rr#,CY Type ot Inspection.1/4 5 Add r°,7"#: 0 T / 59-4k A LI cD- Date Calk //A-7. Special Instructions: TO 147 eS /372#1•1 4441-41' Date Wanted: 1 1 !Id 412) ' ' Requester; M i Ph" N°.: 7/ 'd b( Approved per applicable codes. COMMENTS: ' 0 Corrections required prior to approval. Inspector: La. $30.00 REINSPECTION EE REQUIRED. Prior to reinspection, fee must be paid at 6300 Southcenter Blvd., Suite 100. Call to schedule reinspection. Dale: .+10404,...41.0"4044«ttie Address: Suite: Tenant: Type: Parcel #: 14241 59 AV S BERNHARD JAMES'L B -BUILD 336590 -1150 CITY OF TUKWILA Permit No: Status: Applied: Issued: • k' k• k• kk*- k• k• k- k*• k* k*** k• k• k• kk** k• k• kkk, 4*** k** hkk* k• k• k• kk• kk• k• k kkkkk•k *k•kk*k•k*•kk**kklekkkkk B94 -0379 ISSUED 11/07/1994 11/14/1994 Permit Conditions: 1'. No changes wi 1 l be made .,.tza ' h :1p)aii'`:s�.. i n f'ess, approved by the Architect or Engineer''and. t a1"ukwi -1 "Buil.d;in� division. 2. Electrical permit:5�;,slial "l be.o,btained:, through t.h. •Washington State Divis ian, b ; L'abar a'nu Industries and -,al l ��e` e'ctrical work will be,in ectead 1:;',A 'that agency )(248-b63.Q) . 3. All mechan a� ° wot�k1Ys'h,a1`1:r be under separat'.e pe''r r ,i��t. i's:iied by the City �Tui•' i 4')7 ,t,�� >�, 0• r, k : � Iv i 4, All per fhs'pecct i on... a,gcor and approved p 1 e s' sha L„ avai lab � t t e job6,s ite r-Y rc t` 'the Start ^" y` - , hw � q,,f a , v� a� `�� struct c These d,ocumentt, a -e to l* maintained a`h'd:rrva i I able u�h' 'i l9'f4i na 1 wi,nspect,'ibb,; zj pprova�ly'1 s granted . ��N Y� ;xw � S. Any es �bsed insul,ation� * "beeki 1,g, material shal l have a, Fnla'meti��r, Spree-Odd.. Rat-:i.:it,g of 25 or::;less, 'r�d''ma.teria1 shall bear l'.0nti -\4, ficatIon} showing the fire pefarman ;c e.' rating thereof;,. 6, All;cQns ruoti, n to,.b.e :done :�,n bconft rmarcei „...with approved''' p 1 ah iy and re qui re, e s of � th.e lin f :O; Bu i 1 ding Code 99.1” Edicto,n) ti as., arrierrded, Un i f-,oriii iMecra'rri.ca Lode, (1 991 Edi tl o n ); an rWashtngton State'''Eety ,code 994'Edi "t on) 7. Va i ty ,,► pf' Permit . The= -' i yquanoe 'of i a., per'm,i t or appr�ava,1, :•:of P1 e0, sp.e,eifi °cati;otis ' and comp' ta�ti�ons s,ha'11 not be stru ed to b`e aK erin•i�t t .` s t p .ft , �;,►• ar en. �.a�?pr,,�ua'1',�af�,, any v 1 4 ' 1 •,• of ii, n• .a,f 'the prov i s Jails of the b'u l d.i tig .,.code.w`,or of any L othij': ordl.fna`hcetv{,of the ,iurisdi ct 10 µ:•`°.. -!0 ,�permi t' presuming to give ', :u t h o r'f �y 't'o violate or can ie�`1 < h °d n r,.a u`i s"l'o n s of code °d ;W�;a l 1 e'` v a l id . 0 �• • 77-o9cii/$9.647" re:),„. ..77v-re.d447-4- tdool, s7,0 p " 42' .r//oP 0 11 Cle/eMIEY zocArlod 002,9024) , 36.,,QA/174, 'V( Aid: So , / "7"ei-lri-v/1-14 9erdc? ts- = .20' I understand that the Plan Check approvals are subject to errors and omissions and approval of plans does not authorize the violation of any adopted code or ordinance. Receipt of con- tractor's co of approv t !la ns acknowledged. Date • ivez 476,s• 71, .,c-c.<4,//Cri 014)4/cr'1704 P - 0/44 / 7ws7711,444M 446-42 v2) vb- //./ -\\11 0)\- ka4 ko nO9'`c FIECEIVE0 CITY OF TUKWILA NOV 7 1994 PERMIT CENTER 77//g-trx- • ', RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA NOV 7 1994 PERMIT CENTER A 77 0A1 74- , ,,?6.4.47Es TO ,,teEcth.fal tei9c. PR'vfirt IT 41-371-/ cAirboil /47 571/— 0/6/ " .z:v.r.7-044z 6,77o4 OA" .V.EZO kl):: ..rra va- /A) sr/0P #1 „ 6 llsifirxRS _pry" -rmed/.1 G sewze: /1/ 2/ /6" orAle/A/c "4"2- Nee■itzferm" • /1,-WX. ic /7 .s-r4pte -7-4e -rt/svc47-ia..1 • /v,=6, eA/ f'rhcrrA's- 67774e-itt47) /1 -274/-004. ,e977 0,0 " ,57400-.677 fr(-* oe 4S ‘,42-vefETE ts=Z00 ,:• ■■• •1 X 1/ <4E74 1.4 s(b,s 7- V,'Ivso\I- \\\101 9 1-6'44 con?Eirvug&ILA NOV 7 1994 PERMIT CENTER Lei le c•n: r 2Giffisoca.fiz• STAPLE TAB INSULATION • Clean, Safe and Nontoxic: • Ideal for your basement wall, crawl space or attic • Easy Installation scissors,foil tape and eta are all you need! . Edges are permanently bonded together and provide a strong edge for staples Duct Wrap Heating costs can be greatly reduced by wrapping ducts with Reflectix to virtually eliminate unnecessary heat loss. Secure spacers around the duct every 2' to 3' using Reflectix Tape. This will provide the necessary air space for the effective use of Reflectix. Strips of 1" to 11/2" wide Reflectix works well as a spacer. Reflectix BP can then be cut to the proper size and wrapped around the duct, securing it with Reflectix Tape. Reflectix has an R -5.6 for this duct application. Also Available In Spiral Duct Wrap Simply spiral Reflectix Duct Wrap around your duct work overlapping approximately 1" as you go, Securely tape with Reflectix Reflective Foil Tape around each end of your wrapped product. DUCT WRAP CONVERSION CHART �.:V�•.�.�nI1h�Yfh' J 1, pU,�+f Q,1.r .fsl',1 , .f M 'i3,,'�`4N'k.'I t,. ,}`.f IVG -7 r, fC M f N' tn. °W+S} ^.' 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This will give you the maximum protection and insulation values. 10 7 Crawl Space An uninsulated crawl space causes cold floors and higher heating bills. When properly installed, Reflectix Is also a complete vapor and radon barrier. Easy to use 16" or 24" on- center rolls of Reflectix Staple Tab Reflectix has an R•16.8 VALUE for crawl space applications. Installation: • Inspect your crawl space and make any needed repairs before installing Reflectix. • Check your crawl space to determine the amount of work space, and whether your floor joists are 16' or 24' on•centers. • Determine if there are water pipes and heating ducts which hang below the floor joists. These will need to be insulated, and Reflectix Duct Wrap and Pipe Wrap are designed especially for this use. • Start at the.end of the house and face staple Reflectix to the bottom of the first floor joist, leaving enough length so the insulation can be pulled up to the band board and stapled. • Then start the next run face stapling to the bottom of the floor joist. Overlap tabs and seal with foil tape to create a vapor barrier. At the ends, staple up to the sub•floor or bandboard. SEEU.LUSi1?Ar1ON • Continue across the floor installing Reflectix. No need to wrap water pipes or duct work when they are between floor joists. Reflectix will provide adequate insulation without extra wrapping. • The above R•ualue Includes a 4.55 value for a reflective air film.) Lineal Pipe Wrap To help prevent pipes from freezing, wrap them with Reflectix Insulation. Cut a length of pipe wrap from the roll that will be easy to handle in your working area. Place the white side of the insulation next to the pipe, then pre•shape the insulation by wrapping it around the pipe. This will make the taping easier and help form a better seal. Then remove the protective backing from the tape and overlap the edge so It just covers the tape area. On small pipes this will produce a loose fit, and on larger pipes a snug fit. Insulation value is not affected by loose or tight fit. Do not leave any exposed pipe or space where air can enter between the pipe and the wrap. This procedure provides an air space between the pipe and the wrap that will aid the insulation value. Reflectix has an R -4 value for this pipe application. Spiral Pipe Wrap Simply spiral Reflectix Pipe Wrap around your pipes overlapping approximately 1" as you go. Securely tape with Reflectix Reflective Foil Tape around each end of your wrapped product. Available in (2" x 25') Rolls + ~ v • _ ••• 4,u PIPE WRAP CONVERSION CHART 1.41.'E DIAMETER }U.. WRAP.,i.EMGff•I: !' :•W4,WRAP APPROX , 1/2" 25' gib. 3/4" 25' 81/3' 1" 25' 71/3' NOTE: Approx. three (3) feet of spiral pipe wrap is needed for each one (1) foot of pipe length. Reflectix has an R -4 value for direct spiral wrap application. Reflex -Sill Recent studies conclude that es much as 40% of home heating costs can be attributed to air infiltration. One commonly overlooked source of heat loss, not to mention the beginnings of structural degeneration, takes place when the sill plate and the foundation meet. Reflex -Sill (cont.) With the use of Reflectix Reflex.Sill, these problems can be economically and permanently resolved. Reflex.Sill forms its own seal and conforms to correct the structural imperfections that often exist between the sill plate and the foundation. To install, simply roll it out and lay It between the sill plate and foundation. No need to staple or glue. Cut to length with common household scissors. (For gaps between foundation and sill plate greater than ' / „” double the thickness.) Be sure to cut holes in the Reflex.Sill to fit over the anchor bolts. Reflex•SIII will not deteriorate and is impervious to moisture. It will not encourage rodent and insect infestation since it does not provide nesting properties. Water Heater Jacket STOPS COSTLY HEAT LOSS — IMPROVES RECOVERY TIME Jacket reflects 97% of radiant heat loss... Easy Installation: IHrIlrO , Jolt lope & sels.on are off too nerd., Reflectix has complete water heater kits to fit your heater. See your nearest dealer for Reflectix Insulation kits, and full detailed instructions on your installation Installation Notes All Heaters Review your uu Hers manual and follow any installation instructions they provide for the insulation of your water heater Electric Heaters Check to be sure your heater is used la meet local budding specifications Gas Heaters Recornrnended for gas water heaters ONLY if your owners or operating manual provides instructions for insulating your water treater Reflectix has an R.5.6 value for this water heater application. Attic Much of the heat which enters your home comes through the roof. Adding Reflectix Insulation in your attic helps keep your house cooler in the summer. Reflectix is an ideal radiant barrier to supplement the insulation in your attic. Attic Easy to use 16" or 24" on- center rolls of Reflectix Staple Tab RIDGE POLE ROOFING MATERIAL RAFTER .3 "• AIRWAY. NOTE: BE SURE TO TAPE ALL SEAMS WITH REFLECTIX FOIL TAPE... CEILING JOIST 3" AIRWAY AIRWAY REFLECTIX; INSULATION STAPLED TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE RAFTERS!;.. .. . LOOSE FILL OR. FIBROUS BATT.INStr1LATION . SOFFIT VENT Installation: • Check the area you are going to insulate and make any needed repairs before starting. • Unroll the Reflectix as you work, and cut it to suitable lengths with scissors or utility knife. • Allow for proper ventilation. (SEE NOTE ON VENTILATION.) • Staple Reflectix to the undersides of exposed rafters, or between the rafters if you have trusses. What about R- Values? Reflectix performs as a radiant barrier in this use, rather than as an insulation. R- Values do not describe a material's insulating effectiveness as a radiant barrier. Ventilation: Good ventilation in your attic increases your comfort and helps the materials of your house last longer. Be sure not to block ventilation paths when you lealall Reflectire. A 3" gap along the ridgepole and at the base of the rafters (soffit) ensures enough air flow between Reflectix and the roof deck. Reflectix is Safe, Easy & Economical Save time, money and effort on large and small projects. • Nontoxic / non carcinogenic • Does not require protective clothing, goggles or respirator • Scissors, staple gun, tape measure and Reflectix Foil Tape are all you need! • Cuts installation time • Does not compress, collapse or disintegrate • Class A / Class 1 fire rating Reflectix is prepackaged for crawl spaces. basement walls. ducts, pipes. water heaters & other specialty applications. Other Uses Garage Doors One often overlooked source of heat loss is through uninsulated or aged garage doors Because of the comparatively large opening a garage door offers. the potential for heat loss is substantial. Conversely. in the summer months, an uninsulated garage door can be a tremendous magnet for the sun's rays. Installation is as simple as stapling Reflectix directly to the inside of the garage door and taping the seams. For maximum performance, secure spacers to the garage door at Intervals of e very 2' or 3' and staple Reflectix to the spacers. 'rape seams where Reflectix meets to Insure optimal performance. You area now ready to enjoy your garage free of drafts or excessive heat. Think of the additional savings afforded to those homes with attached garages! (Don't want to staple into garage door? Consider Reflectix Hook and Loop Cloth Tape fasteners — rapid Installation with easy removal!) Window Covers Reflectix is excellent as a temporary or permanent window covering to prevent heat loss in winter or overheating from direct sunlight in the summer. It will provide a more comfortable living environment while reducing your utility bills. To install, cut Reflectix to the proper window size and press the material snugly between frames. Reflectix may also be hung from curtain rods, sewn into drapery maternal or applied with Reflectix Hook and Loop Cloth Tape. Customers have found uses for Reflectix .. • Tent Mat • Can Cooler • Cooler liner • Stadium Seat • Hunter's Vest • Stadium Blanket • Survival Blanket • Sleeping Bag Mat • Radiator Reflector • Sunshields for Auto • Wheel Skirts for RVs • Air Conditioner Cover many other practical • Camper Shell Insulation • Insulation for Antique Automobiles and Hot Rods Reflectix Hook and Loop Cloth Tape (Available by the foot, or in %" x 10' prepackaged rolls) Reflectix Hook and Loop Cloth Tape offers a creative alternative to nailing, stapling, or gluing for the consumer who wishes to use Reflectix reflective insulation on a seasonal basis. Hook and loop sets are recommended for permanent applications as well Suggested uses include direct attachment to glass, wood, metal, or other materials where stapling, gluing or nailing may not be advisable. To attach, keep opposing hook & loop halves together to ensure proper alignment. Peel off paper backing and press to surface. Next, press your Reflectix reflective insulation to the opposing side. Consider the benefits of utilizing this application in large picture windows, sliding patio doors, sky lights, etc. Reflectix Foil Tape (2" x 30' or 150') This 2" wide aluminum tape is specially designed to adhere well to foil. It serves as the best means to join ends of Reflectix BP or ST rolls together because it ensures a continuous reflective surface. The use of ordinary adhesive tape would create "windows" for radiant energy to pass through. Product Information Reflectix'" is a 5 /l6.inch thick reflective insulation which comes in rolls and is made up of seven layers. Two outer layers of aluminum foil reflect most of the heat which hits them. Each layer of foil is bonded to a tough layer of polyethylene for strength. Two inner layers of bubblepack resist heal flow, while a center layer of polyethylene gives Reflectix" additional strength. . Reflectix Insulation Standard Sizes: Standard Edge: Staple Tab: 24" & 48" widths 25', 50', & 125' lengths 16" & 24" widths 25' & 50' lengths Reflectix blocks the biggest single source of heat transfer ...radiation. Approximately 75% of the total heat transfer in buildings occurs through radiant heat, according to an analysis by Professor E.R. Queer of Penn State. Reflectix has a high 97% reflectivity against radiant heat. Radiant heat bounces off Rellectix's reflective surfaces, which are backed up with air spaces. Since air conducts less heat than mass materials, energy loss is kept to minimum. U Radiation Conduction •Convection HOW REFLECTIX INSULATION WORKS What About R- Values There are 3 basic modes of heat transfer — radiant (Infrared), conductive and convective. Conduction and convection are minimized whenever heat transfer is stopped within a structure. FOIL IS A RADIANT ENERGY BARRIER. R- Values are a measure of the thermal resistance of a product in the conductive mode of heat transfer. They serve no purpose in rating a product's ability to reflect radiant heat energy. 3 FORMS OF HEAT Conduction. By passing from molecule to neighboring molecule, heat can move through a solid object to an adjoining one, provided the two are touching. This is called conduction It is by conduction that heat escapes through an uninsulated house wall. Generally, the denser the material of the wall or object, the more quickly the heat can move: concrete, for example, is a better heat conductor than wood which is less dense, Radiation. Like light, heat is transmitted by electromagnetic wave motion. This kind of heat transfer is called radiation. Through radiation, heat can jump from warm objects to cooler ones without warming the air in • between. The cool object absorbs some of the energy radiated by a warmer object and reflects the remainder. It is by radiation that the sun can warm your wall even on a frosty day. Convection. Air motion can carry heat from warmer surfaces to cooler ones, This is called convection. As air warms, it expands, becomes lighter, and rises. Then, as it gives off heat to surrounding objects, it cools, contracts, becomes denser, and sinks again. In an enclosed space such as a room, heat forms convective currents of rising warm air and falling cool air. When such currents develop between the structural framing members of your wall or roof, quite a lot of heat can pass out from the interior wall or ceiling to the exterior wall or roof (or vice versa, when the outside temperature is high). Only when air has room enough to move and establish currents, however, does convection take place. If trapped in small spaces or cavities such as those in a sweater's knit or a piece of polystyrene, air becomes a good insulator, helping to prevent the transfer of heat. Com luilos Thermal Value Chart For Reflectix Products' Reflectix BP R•value U•value Cdactor Up 8.3 .119 .119 Down 14.3 .066 .066 Horizontal 9.8 .109 .109 These R•values include the effects of the 3/4" interior and exterior plywood studs on 16" centers and all air spaces in the wall system, The R•value for any other application will differ from these results. ' ASTM Method C•236 Guarded Hot Box Test Why Does Reflectix Have Three R- Values? R -value is a measure of resistance to direct conduction of heat, and is a good measure of the effectiveness of mass insulation. The greater the mass, the higher the R•value and the more effective most other insulating materials become. Properly installed foil insulation, however, reflects 97% of the radiant heat to which it Is exposed ...a factor not matched by common mass insulation. nor measured directly by R- values. Therefore, while reflectivity remains constant, Reflectix insulation provides a secondary benefit of resistance to conduction (loss of heat through absorption) to varying degrees of effectiveness depending on whether Its placement would be affected by Down, Up or Side Heat Flow. (See chart on page 3.) Reflectix Technical Data Nominal Thickness Weight Temperature Range Flame Spread Smoke Development Perm. Rating Puncture Resistance 5/16 "1.312) 1.25 oz. /ft? –60° to +180 °F (300° F with air space) 20' 30' .000" 60 lb. /In ?' ' 'United States Testing Company, Inc. ASTM Test Method E -84.81 A "ASTM ASTM Test E•96 '''FSTM 101 13 Method 2031 PRODUCT STANDARDS RESISTANCE TO FUNGI OR BACTERIA: REFLECTIX does not promote the growth of fungi or bacteria. SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE: REFLECTIX is covered under the Federal Minimum Standards Code for reflective insulation IHH•1- 125213) for all H.U.D. and F.H.A. projects. REFLECTIX meets the following building code specifications: • ICBO Test Report No. 4933 • CCMC Approval No. 12342•R • BOCA Pending FIRE RATING: REFLECTIX has a Class A /Class 1 fire rating, meets all fire and smoke safety requirements of federal, state and local building codes, and satifies UL fire-safety requirements where listed. FETE .TIP Do not `work to areas "of building Such as. roof ex 'Wheat tuitiperatare is too hot... Make sure Work is well yeatilsted aad`well lighted Worn with is partner. When working lo an attie, 'never stet; on the 'ceiling ;;dr�ywall or ; insulation. You could fe11, . through Pat' boards `cross the ceiling joists to make sefe wa lkweys, ` Whon (working In an attic; wear a hardhat. 'Mtgofing :!ails`• usually.: stick.' down' through the.;" roof, .could cruise a'nasty cut Or puncture.`' When working exclusively with Ifeflectix products, ao protective garments are necessary owever,'!wear�..Monll %Iante,.long sleeves, gloves,'• pirticlae.rnask, and goggles When "working d116040 fill or fibrous Batt: insnlatieu.., EAGLE HARDWARE & GARDEN #331 101 ANDOVER PARK E. TUKWILA, WA 98188 PHONE (206) 243.5470 FAX (206) 243-8425 ;CJCopv Iaht i992 Rdleciix:; loss, Rights Renewed ie>fietxc,'"` Inc,: F'.0. Box •108' Matkleville.IN 46056 l..ocal (317) 533 4332: ' Nationwide 'cal 1.800..879.3645 Oi 1.800•TRY•FOIL FAX 317- 533 -2317 ' • ' IDEAS