Symfoni Kamias 1 Architectural Specifications

SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 1 : GENERAL Design Consortium International
Symfoni Kamias - K-J Street, East Kamias, Quezon

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5.00 NATURE AND SCOPE OF GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK
Work contemplated under comprehensive work shall consist of furnishing

materials, labor, plant, equipment, tools, appliances, utilities, transportation,
detailed superintendence and supervision, temporary construction of every
nature, taxes, and satisfactory performance of work and operations necessary
for complete construction of this project and deliver complete in every respect
within the specified time.
The following are the divisions of work to be undertaken:
Division 1 GENERAL
Division 2 SITE WORK
Division 3 CONCRETE
Division 4 MASONRY
Division 5 METALS
Division 6 WOOD AND PLASTICS
Division 7 THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION
Division 8 DOORS, WINDOWS AND GLASS
Division 9 FINISHES
Division 10 SPECLALTIES
Division 13 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION
Division 14 CONVEYING SYSTEM
Division 15 MECHANICAL
Division 16 ELECTRICAL
EXAMINATION OF SITE: Visit the site of the work and examine the premises to
fully understand all existing conditions relative to the work. No increase in cost
or extension of performance time will be considered for failure to verify and
know actual site conditions.
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PERMITS & TAXES: Secure and pay for all necessary permits and taxes needed for
the work.
INJURY TO PERSONS OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY: The Contractor shall be

responsible for all injury to persons and damage to property caused by the
works or by the workmen. The Contractor shall be liable for any claims against
the Owner on account of such injury and/or damage. The Contractor shall
likewise take necessary precaution to protect the property of the Owner against
rain or other inclemency of the weather or theft due to the performance of his
work. The Contractor shall be liable for any such damage or loss.
TEMPORARY FACILITIES: The Contractor shall make all arrangement and pay for
the provisions of the necessary electricity and water supply required for the
work and shall clear away all temporary installation before or upon completion
of the work.
DEMOLITION AND PROTECTION OF EXISITING FACILI'TIES: Protect existing

work, structures, utilities, etc. which are to remain in place. Promptly remove all
debris and other products of construction such as waste, dirt, garbage from the
job site for the Contractor's account.
DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS: All materials having salvage value shall be carefully

removed to avoid damage and shall be placed in neat piles at a designated
location. Approved salvaged materials shall be used in other works if found
suitable; otherwise, these materials shall be disposed of in such a manner as to
prevent damage to property, create unsightly conditions or obstruction.
STANDARD OF WORKMANSHIP: The works shall be executed in a neat and

workmanlike manner in accordance with the best practice employed in the
industry. It shall include all the necessary work whether stated or not in the
Specifications or Drawings to make the works complete and ready for use by
the Owner upon turn-over.
Only competent and efficient workmen shall be employed. The Contractor shall
upon written request of the Architect or Owner discharge from work any
employee who is in the opinion of the Architect or Owner careless, incompetent,
obstructs the progress of work, acts contrary to instructions and conducts himself
improperly.
STANDARD OF MATERIALS1 PRODUCTS: All materials and products shall be

new and of the standard or premium products of reputable manufacturer
approved by the Architect. The approval shall not relieve the Contractor of the
responsibility of inspecting such materials for defects or non-conformity of the
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specification. Materials and products shall bear the trademark of the
manufacturer.
Substitution of specified products shall have prior written approval of the

Architect or Engineer.
COORDINATION WITH OTHER TRADES: The Contractor shall examine and be

familiar with the Specifications and Drawings of the Works. He shall arrange
his work and dispose his materials so as not to interfere with the work or
storage of materials of the other Trade Contractor. Should the Contractor cause
damage to any other Contractor on the work, tile Contractor shall upon due
notice settle with such Trade Contractor by agreement or arbitration. The
Contractor shall be liable for any claims by other Trade Contractor against the
Owner on account of such damage.
SUSPENSION,OR DELAYS: The Contractor shall not suspend or fail to make

proper progress with the work without justifiable cause. In the event of delays
or suspension of the work still persisting after written complaint, the Architect
or Owner shall have the right to take over the work and all the materials on the
site and make arrangements that are necessary to have the work completed by
others.
CLEANTNG: The premises shall be kept at all times free from accumulations of
waste materials or rubbish caused by the various portions of work. Maintain
general cleanliness and sanitation of the site. The Contractor shall remove all
unused materials, rubbish, etc. that have accumulated as a result of his work. At
the completion of the project and before final turn-over, the Contractor shall
leave the entire project site "broom clean".
GUARANTEE: The Contractor shall guarantee to make good any defects in the
work of the project arising or discovered within one year after completion and
acceptance of the project by the Owner.
SHOP &WINGS AND "AS-BUILT" DRAWINGS: The Contractor shall submit to the
Architect with such promptness as not to cause delay in his work or that of any
Contractor two copies of all shop drawings and the schedule required by the
work. The Contractor shall make any corrections required by the Architect and
submit two corrected copies and other copies as needed.
The Architect approval of such drawings shall not relieve the Contractor of
responsibility for the deviations from the drawings and specifications unless he
has in writing called attention to such deviation at the time of submission, nor
shall it relieve him of responsibility for errors of any sort.
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Upon completion of the project, the Contractor shall submit to the Owner three
sets of "AS-BUILT" drawings. It shall identical with the Contract Drawings
except for the said changes and deviations. Where the changes and deviations
are substantial, the Contractor shall also submit additional sets of "AS-BUILT"
drawing for submission to the Government Approving Authorities
6.00 SUBMITTALS
The following are items for submission by the Contractor for the Architect's
approval prior to order, purchase, work or manufacture.
Samples
0 all specified sizes of steel reinforcement
1 all specified sizes of angle bars
2 aggregates
3 admixtures, as required
4 precast finish
5 metal sections
6 all trims, mouldings, and frames
7 waterproofing materials
8 dampproofing materials
9 insulation materials
10 caulks and sealants
11 corner sections of door and jambs
12 aluminum framing for all framing of doors, windows and others
13 mock up of aluminum doors, windows, etc.
14 all finishing hardware
15 weather strips
16 glass panels and glazing compounds
17 all tiles,
18 gypsum boards
19 fiber cement boards
20 wood parquet
21 granite slab
22 vinyl tile$
23 paints
24 all pipes and fittings
25 all toilet accessories, fixtures and trims
26 all lighting fixtures, switches, outlets, etc.
27 wiring devices
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28 fire protection system components
Technical Catalogues and Brochures
0 waterproofing material specification

1 insulation material specification
2 dampproofing material specification
3 sealant and glazing compound
4 paint specifications
5 vinyl tile
6 plumbing fixtures and accessories
7 all pumps
8 elevators and escalators
9 fire protection system components
10 electrical panel distribution system
11 air handling system components
Detailed Shop Drawings
0 formworks when required

1 reinforcing bar details and placements
2 precast concrete
3 all metal works including railings
4 all metal doors
5 all aluminum doors and windows
6 all wood doors
7 all metal ceiling as per manufacturer's specifications
Laboratory Test Certificates
0 reinforcing steel
1 concrete (based on mix fir specified phases of pouring works)
2 concrete hollow blocks
4. water portability
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 2 : SITE WORK Design Consortium International
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DIVISION 2 – SITE WORK
SECTION 0200 : CLEARING OF THE SITE
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
The Contractor shall inspect existing site conditions including existing

structures and construction works done to date and do necessary clearing
works. Furnish equipment and perform labor required to complete:
Demolition and removal of existing structures such as foundation, ramp,

elevator shaft, etc. which are in the project area and are not being reused.
Removal and storing of salvageable materials.
Clearing and grubbing of all trees, shrubs and bushes and disposed of resulting
trash, waste, timber stumps, and other vegetation on the site of the
structure and within the limits of grading.
1.02 EXAMINATION OF SITE
Visit the site of the' work and examine the premises to fully understand all
existing conditions relative to the work. No increase in cost or extension of
performance time will be considered for failure to verify and know actual site
conditions.
1.03 PERMITS
Secure and pay for all necessary permits needed for the work.
1.04 PROTECTION
Protect adjacent properties, persons, shrubs, trees, lawns, structures, and

utilities therein against harm or damage.
2.00 PRODUCTS
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2.01 DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS
All salvageable materials shall remain the property of the Owner. Hauling and
stacking of salvaged materials within a 300 meter radius to Owner's
specified storage, shall be for the account of the Contractor.
All debris and other materials resulting from the demolition work shall be
immediately removed from the premises and dumped at sites provided by
the Contractor in a manner approved by the Architect.
2.02 STORAGE OF TOPSOIL
Topsoil which is suitable for reuse shall be placed in storage piles convenient to
areas that are subsequently to receive application of topsoil. Topsoil shall be
kept separate from other excavated materials and shall be free of roots, stones
larger than 50 millimeters and other undesirable materials that would interfere
with planting.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 DEMOLITION
Demolish and remove fiom site existing structures and other constructions
within the building area as indicated in the plans.
Where existing concrete on ground is to be demolished, remove all existing

concrete and other obstruction to a depth of 600 millimeters below grade.
Cap all existing utility lines. Consult Owner before commencing work.
3.02 CLEARING AND GRUBBING
Uproot trees or cut down within 75 millimeters of ground surface or as shown

in plans or as directed by the Architect.
Protect trees indicated in the plans as "trees to be preserved".
Cut down trees in a manner to avoid damage to trees to be preserved, to avoid

unnecessary disturbance of the ground surface or destruction of low
growing vegetation (grasses), prevent injury to structures or minimize
danger to traffic.
Remove tree stumps and roots to a depth of no less than 450 millimeters below
the existing surface and holes left behind and filled with suitable
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material such as dry soil, compacted in accordance with Section:

EARTHWORK.
E. Grub up or clear undergrowth, bushes, vegetation, rubbish and all

objectionable material and dispose in accordance with Item 2.01 of this
Section.
3.03 REPAIRS
Repair damages done to property of any person or persons on or off the

premises, by reason of required work for Demolition, Clearing, and Grubbing.
3.04 RESPONSIBILITIES
The Contractor sha11 be liable and hereby assumes full responsibility for and
shall hold the Owner free and harmless from any and all claims arising out of
or in connection with any injury or damage that may be sustained by any
person or property in carrying out the works contracted for under this
Agreement.
Damage caused by the Contractor, whether by accident or negligence in

connection with the work on any of the company's properties shall
immediately be made good at the Contractor's expense, and in the event the
Contractor fails or neglects to do so, the cost of such damages shall be deducted
from any payment due the Contractor.
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Symfoni Kamias -K-J Street, East Kamias, Quezon City
SECTION 0210 : EARTHWORK
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
The scope of work covered by this specifications consists in furnishing all

items, articles, methods, plant, labor, equipment, appliances and materials; and
in performing all operations that may be necessary, proper or incidental to
complete stripping, site grading, excavation, trenching, filling, backfilling,
compaction, dewatering and foundation work in accordance with this section
of the specifications. All applicable plans, drawings, and schedule.
1.02 VERIFICATION OF EXISTING CONDITIONS
Verify and examine the site of work to familiarize with the character of
materials to be encountered and all other existing conditions affecting the
work.
1.03 PROTECTION
A. Provide adequate protective measures to protect materials, men and

adjoining property.
B. Provide shoring, sheeting and bracing to prevent caving, erosion or

gullying of sides of excavation.
Provide bracing and cribbing when required to maintain earth in position.

Contractor shall be held responsible for safe retainment of the earth. Should
there be any earth movement, the Contractor should immediately inform
the Architect for proper instructions.
Keep safe and drained embankment and excavation during construction.

Ditches and drains shall be maintained in such a manner as to drain
effectively at all times.
Storage or stock-piling of materials on the sub-grade will not be permitted

unless pre-loading is required. Graded areas shall be protected against
action of the elements prior to acceptance of the work.
Settlement or washing that may have occurred shall be re-established to the

required elevations and slopes immediately prior to installation of
landscaping and paving.
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E. Protect existing pavement, causeway poles, sewers and utilities from

damage. Divert surface water excavations by means of dam or temporary
ditches. Keep all excavation free of water at all times. Pumping equipment
and lines shall be used and shall be kept at the site at all times.
Safeguard, protect from damage and support if necessary all existing service
lines, utilities and utility structures which are to remain in service.
When such service lines or utilities are encountered within excavated areas,
notify the Architect in ample time for direction as to the measure to be
taken to prevent interruption of service lines or utilities.
Existing in ground services encountered are to be instructed by the Architect as

to their rectification and or diversion.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS
FILL
0 Coarse-grained fill materials, such as stone fragments, sand and gravel
mix, fine sand, silty or clayey sand and gravel, shall be laboratory
approved from off-site source, passing a 75 millimeters sieve. The
fraction passing a 0.425 millimeters (No. 40) sieve shall have a liquid
limit not to exceed 35 percent and plasticity index not exceeding 12
percent.
Only coarse-grained fill material shall be used inside buildings and

under parking areas, driveways and walkways.
1 Fine-grained fill materials, such as silt, clay, silty clay or clayey silt
shall be laboratory approved from off site source passing a 0.425
millimeter (No. 40) sieve and shall have a liquid limit not less than 40
percent and a plasticity index not less than 11 percent. Only fine-
grained fill material shall be used outside the limits of the buildings for
landscape purposes.
2 Granular fill to form a capillary water barrier shall be clean, crushed,

non-porous rock, crushed or uncrushed gravel, uniformly graded and
of a size wh.ich will pass a 25 millimeters mesh screen and be retained
on a No. 4 mesh screen.
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3 All materials, including excavated materials approved for use as

backfill shall be free from large voids of earth or of stones larger than
75 millimeters in longest dimension, rubbish and organic matters
including roots, weeds, leaves and grasses.
4 Material required for fill in excess of that produced by excavation

within the grading limits shall be excavated from approved borrow
areas.
BATTERBOARDS
Second class pest free lumber or other suitable material assembled and
rendered secure for proper delineation of building lines and grades.
2.02 UTILIZATION AND STORAGE OF EXCAVATED MA'TERIALS
Use all suitable materials removed from the excavation, including material
from the suppliers, insofar as practicable in the formation of backfills. Separate
all materials which are suitable as fill under slabs, paving, and for backfill from
materials which are only suitable for general grading. The suitability of
excavated material for fill under slabs and paving shall be determined by the
soil testing laboratory, subject to approval of the Architect.
Final decisions as to the suitability of excavated material to be used for fill

under slabs or paving shall be by the Architect. No excavated material shall be
wasted without authorization of the Architect nor deposit any excavated
material at any time in such a manner that may endanger a partly finished
structure by direct pressure, by overloading banks continuous to the operation,
or in any other way detrimental to the completed work.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 STRIPPING
Strip topsoil only in areas required as shown in the plans. Remove topsoil in
depths indicated or as required by the Architect but in no case shall be less
than 150 millimeters in depth, prior to start of regular excavation of
backfilling work.
Stock pile the removed top so11 separate from other excavated materials' in
location designated by the Architect and or spread and compact with a
light roller in areas indicated in the plans or where directed by the
Architect.
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3.02 SITE GRADING
A. All exterior grade shall be formed in accordance with drawings and

specifications, taking into account the requirements for landscaping work
and giving due allowance for the topsoil depth.
Cut or fill and machine grade the site area. Deposit material in loose layers not
exceeding 300 millimeters in depth and compact to at least 95 percent of
maximum dry density. Rough grade elevations and levels shall be
approximately 150 millimeters below the bottom of slab on grade, 250
millimeters below paving finish grades and 150 millimeters below finish
grades in areas to be lawn seeded or landscaped.
3.03 STAKES AND BATTER BOARDS
Stake out building accurately and establish grades
Batter boards and reference marks shall be erected at location where they will
not be disturbed during construction.
Construct two permanent benchmarks of previously known elevations near the

site of construction.
3.04 EXCAVATION
A. The Contractor shall make all necessary excavations for foundations to

grade indicated on the drawings without extra compensation, including all
other excavations for drainage, sewer and water service systems required
and necessary for the proper prosecution of the work.
Trim excavation bottoms to required lines and grades. Include incidental

excavation to level the bottom of footing, compacting and tamping same.
The materials to be excavated shall include any rock, earth and other materials
of every nature and description encountered in obtaining indicated lines
and grades, which, on the Engineer's opinion, can be loosened, removed by
hand tools or with proper shovels; assuming that all excavations to indicate
lines and grades can be done by the aforementioned means.
Protection, Pumping, Maintenance, Etc. The Contractor shall, at all times,

protect the excavation and trenches from damage.
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3.05 DEWATERING
A. Control grading around the building so that the ground is pitched to

prevent water from running into excavated areas of building or damaging
other structures.
Pump water out of excavated areas throughout the construction. Water shall
not be conducted into adjacent developed property.
3.06 TRENCHING FOR SUB-DRAINAGE
Excavated trenches for underground utility system and drain lines. Grade and
tamp to provide firm bed trenches for drain lines.
When rock is encountered, excavate a depth of 150 millimeters below the

bottom elevation of the pipe and fill with sand and gravel or crushed stones
thoroughly compacted before laying pipe.
3.07 BACKPI.LLING AND COMPACTION
Backfill around structures only after concrete walls and piers have attained full
design strength to resist lateral pressure resulting from backfill and/or as
directed by the Architect or Engineer.
Remove all forms, trash and debris prior to backfilling around structures.
Use only approved, free from waste and objectionable matter backfill materials
from excavations.
Filling shall be placed symmetrically on all sides in loose layers not exceeding
300 millimeters in thickness, each layer being moisture conditioned and
thoroughly compacted by tamping or rolling to at least 95 percent of
maximum dry density or until the correct compaction grades are reached.
All exterior grade shall be formed in accordance with drawings and

specifications.
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3.08 DISPOSAL OF EXCAVATED MATERIAL
Surplus materials resulting from all earthworks operations not required or

unsuitable for fill or backfill shall be disposed off by the Contractor at his
expense in areas off site provided by the Contractor.
3.09 UTILITIES
The Contractor shall protect and maintain all conduits, drains, sewer pipes and
other utility services that are to remain on the property or in the site where
required for the proper excavation of the work.
The Contractor shall notify all corporations, companies, individuals or other

authorities concerned with the above conduits, drains, sewer pipes, etc.,
running to the property or site and protect, relocate, remove cap or
discontinue all pipes, sewer and other utility services which interfere with
the excavation of the work in accordance with the instruction and
requirements of the above parties.
3.10 PAVEMENTS
The Contractor shall restore, without extra cost to the Owner, street pavements,
concrete sidewalk and curb and similar public structures that any be opened,
removed or demolished in the performance of the work under this section in
the manner prescribed by the authorities having jurisdiction.
3.11 SOIL BEARING CAPACITY
If during excavation, conditions discovered at the site do not conform to the

findings of the "SOILS INVESTIGATIONS REPORT" submitted by the Soils
Engineer, the Contractor shall immediately notify the Architect or Engineer
or their representatives, in writing, of such conditions.
The Soils Engineer and he Structural Engineer shall visit the site and make the
changes in foundation design as necessary.
The Contractor may proceed with excavation work but foundation forms and
reinforcement shall not be installed without written notice to proceed from
the Architect or Engineer.
D. No footing shall rest on fill unless indicated in the plans.
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SECTION 0220 : TERMITE PROOFING
1.00 GENERAL (Note: Verify actual condition and seek Architect's approval)
1.01 SCOPE
The Contractor shall hire the services of a qualified pesticide company to

furnish all labor, materials, equipment, tools, plants, and services to complete
the termite proofing work hereinafter described.
1.02 EXAMINATION OF SITE
Visit the site of work and examine the premises to fully understand all existing
conditions with respect to the work involved. Inquire from local authorities the
presence of termites in the vicinity for more information.
1.03 INSPECTION AND TEST
Sampling shall be done only in the presence of the Project Supervisor. Size of
sample to be taken:
LENTREK TC (from original container): 50 cc.

PENTACHLOROPHENON or CISLIN (from original container): 50 cc.
1.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 QUALIFICATION
Chemicals to be used shall be approved by the local governing agency.

Products specified hereunder with restrictions shall be substituted with the
written approval of the Architect upon submission of sample, product data and
government approval certificate.
2.02 CHEMICAL AND EQUIPMENT
For termite proofing, use "LENTREK TC” termiticide concentrate by THE

DOW CHEMICAL CO. or equally approved by the Architect.
For powder post beetle "bukbok" 'proofing, use colorless

"PENTACHLOROPHENON or "CISLIN EC" wood protectant by ROUSSEL
UCLAF or equal approved by the Architect.
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The Pest Control Contractor shall submit the specified chemicals in their
original .manufacturer sealed containers to the Project Supervisor for
inspection, sampling and safekeeping. No container with broken seal shall be
accepted. The chemicals must be in one liter and/or one gallon containers only.
2.03 DILUTION
Dilution ratios:
1 part LENTREK TC to 50 parts water

1 part PENTACHLOROPHENON or CISLIN EC to 100 parts water,
diesel, or kerosene
Dilutions shall be done only at the jobsite in the presence of the Project
Supervisor. The strength of the mixture or solution shall be made uniform by
thorough stirring. All solutions prepared for termite proofing shall be used
within 24 hours.
2.00 EXECUTION
3.01 APPLICATION AND TREATMENT
Application shall be done by certified pesticide applicator approved by the

Architect.
Application of solution shall be done by means of power sprayers only fitted

with flow meters for accurate monitoring of actual quantity used.
Drench area with diluted solution as per manufacturer's specified rate.

Treatment shall include crawl spaces, both sides of the foundation and
around all piers and pipes. Treat backfill and all voids found in masonry.
Treat all garden areas including above ground planters boxes before
introduction of garden soil.
Foundation Treatment: Prior to pouring foundation, apply four liters of the

solution per square meter of surface (bottom and sides) of excavations for
footings and foundations.
Where excavations are constantly under water due to seepage, treatment

shall be done simultaneously with the treatment of the backfill material by
"rodding" method. The quantity of the solution to be applied in this case
shall be eight liters per linear meter per 0.30 meter height of backfill.
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Backfill Treatment: Apply four liters per linear meter per 0.30 meter height of
backfill material as it is being placed and compacted starting from the top
of the footing/foundation slab up to the bottom of the floor slab.
Floor Slab Treatment: Prior to placing of vapor barrier, apply six liters per
square meter of the sand bedding directly under the concrete slab and a one
meter wide strip along the perimeter of the concrete slab on fill.
Building Exterior Treatment: Apply three liters per linear meter in a 0.15-0.20
meter deep trench dug along the exterior wall of the building.
Other Areas Treatment: Treat all voids found in masonry walls such as in
concrete hollow blocks and all surfaces before veneer finishes are placed
with 4 liters per 10 linear meters.
Termite Mounds: Demolish and treat all termite mounds within property.
Wood Treatment: Untreated lumber to be used for ceiling joists, runners,

nailers, etc., shall be immersed in CISLIN solution of 1:100 concentration
for at least 24 hours before installation. or as per manufacturer's
recommendation.
Powder Post Beetle "Bukbok" Proofing: Kiln-dried wood, plywood, tanguile,

apitong, cabinets, dividers and paneling shall be brushed or sprayed with
PENTACHLOROPHENON of 1:100 concentration or CISLIN diluted in
diesel or kerosene solution before painting or varnishing.
3.02 ARCHITECT'S APPROVAL
The Contractor shall submit to the Architect for approval, a copy of the pest
control company's proposal and chemical application method/procedure
including the description of the equipment to be used before start of work.
3.03 CONTRACTOR'S GUARANTEE
Upon completion of work, and as a condition for final acceptance, the

Contractor shall submit to Owner a written guarantee which shall provide that:
A. The soil poisoning treatment shall prevent subterranean termites from

attacking the building or its contents for a period of not less than 10 years.
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The Contractor shall thereby warrant all works in pest control; that all
materials and all workmanship applied under the Contract are of good
quality in every respect and will remain as such for not less than I0 years.
Should there be termite and "bukbok" infestation within the specified

period, the Contractor thereby agrees to do all necessary repairs on the
damaged portions of the building caused by termite infestation to the
satisfaction of the Owner and at the Contractor's expense. Such repairs and
corrective works shall be done within five days after a written notice from
the Owner has been received by the Contractor.
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SECTION 0230 : SITE DRAINAGE
2.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment and perform labor required to complete the
storm drainage system external to the building and all utilities excavation
work.
1.02 PROTECTION
Protect materials from loss, injury or defacement. Lost or damaged materials

shall be replaced by the Contractor at his own expense.
3.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Drainage Pipes:
0 Plain concrete drain pipe and fittings 250 millimeters and below in
diameter: T & G conforming to ASTM C-14-59.
1 Reinforced concrete drain pipes and fittings 300 millimeters and

bigger: centrifugally cast or vibrated, T & G conforming to ASTM C-
76-59T.
Jointing Material: one part cement to two parts sand.
Building Storm Drainage Connection to Main: concrete wye branch and

cleanout, T & G or use junction boxes.
Area Drain Catch Basin: load-bearing 4.83 MPa (700 psi) concrete hollow blocks
or reinforced concrete as indicated in the drawings, with reinforced
concrete grating cover as shown on the drawings.
Catch Basins of Junction Boxes: load-bearing 4.83 MPa (700 psi) concrete
hollow blocks or reinforced concrete as indicated in the drawings.
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4.00 EXECUTION
3.01 EXCAVATION
Excavate trenches for all underground pipe lines to required depths, slope and
grades.
Rest pipes on well tamped solid bedding along its entire length.
Lay water and sewer pipes in separate trenches.
See Section 0210 EARTHWORK item 3.06.
3.02 BACKFILLING
Pipe lines shall be tested by Contractor and by Owner's representative prior to

backfilling.
Clean and free all excavation from trash and debris.
Backfill shall consist of some materials excavated or other approved materials.

Free backfill of debris and big stones. Place backfill in horizontal layers not
exceeding 300 millimeters or as indicated or as directed.
Carefully place and tamp backfill under and around pipe barrel in such
manner so as not to disturb pipe line and joints.
Properly moisten each backfill layer and compact by hand or machine to an

optimum density that will prevent excessive settlement and shrinkage.
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SECTION 0240 : ROADS, DRIVEWAY, PARKING, WALKS, CURBS 8 GUTTER
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish all materials, labor, equipment, plant, tools to complete roads,

driveways, parking, walks, curbs and gutter. See drawings for location and
extent of work required.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Submit to the Architect shop and setting drawings of the surface pavers and
finishes. Label sample panels of various pattern and texture and
manufacturer's instructions and secure approval prior installation.
1.03 PROTECTION
Protect all materials from dirt, and all injurious substances that may affect the
strength of concrete and cement.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Borrow Material: selected laboratory approved pit-run gravel, disintegrated

granite, sand, shale, cinders or other similar materials. The fraction passing
the No. 200 sieve shall not be more than 35 percent and the fraction passing
the No. 40 sieve shall have a liquid limit not greater than 35 percent and a
plasticity index not greater than 12 percent.
Base Course Material: shall consist of pit-run gravel, talus rocks, volcanic
cinder, sand coral or other similar materials selected under the direction of
the Architect.
The maximum dimension of any particle of the selected borrow base course
shall not be greater than 113 the required thickness of the layer in which it
is placed.
If the base course does not bind together satisfactorily, addit on of filler,
material shall be required. Materials for such purpose shall be obtained
from sources approved by the Architect.
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Minimum thickness of base course shall be 300tmillmeter over sub-grade.
Concrete: shall be concrete with a 28 day ultimate compressive strength of

20.68 MPa (3000 psi) with a maximum size of course aggregate of 38
millimeters for roads, driveways and parking and a strength of 17.24 MPa
(2500 psi) for walks, curbs and gutter.
0 Cement: shall conform with ASTM Standard Specifications for

Portland Cement (AST'M Designation C- 150 latest revision) Type 1.
1 Aggregates: well-graded, clean hard particles or gravel or crushed rock

conforming to the "Standard Specifications for Concrete Aggregates"
(ASTM Designation C-33 - latest revision).
2 Water: clean and free from injurious amounts of oil, acid, alkali,
organic materials or other deleterious substances.
3 Reinforcing Steel: structural grade ASTM A 15 deformed bars, new

and free from rust, oil, grease, defects or kinks.
4 Forms: either wood or steel.
5 Joint Filler: Preformed joint filler or poured mixed asphalt and rubber
conforming to ASTM D 1751.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 EXCAVATION AND BED PREPARATION
Excavate to required depth and true to line and grade. All soft and unstable
materials shall be removed and replaced with good suitable material
acceptable to the Architect or Engineer.
Provide granular material such as gravel or cinder to form a bed for the curb
and gutter and paved walks.
3.02 SUB-GRADE PREPARATION
Complete all installation of subdrainage lines, manholes and catch basins, and
all other utilities underneath the sub-grade including their fully compacted
backfill prior to commencing the preparation of the sub-grade.
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The sub-grade shall be brought to form unyielding surface by rolling the entire
area with an approved roller weighing not less than 10 tons. The sub-grade
must be sprinkled if ordered. All soft and unyielding materials shall be
removed as directed. All holes or depressions made shall be filled with
suitable material and the whole surface compacted uniformly. At all times,
sub-grade shall be kept in such conditions that it will drain readily and
correctly.
The Contractor shall prepare and condition the sub-grade to the full width of
the driveway in accordance with theses specifications and lines, grades and
cross section shown in the plans.
3.03 BASE COURSE
Placing and Spreading of I3ase Course: All base course materials shall be
placed on prepared sub-grade and compacted in layers specified in Section
0210 Item 3.00. Depositing and spreading shall commence at the point
farthest from the point of loading and shall progress continuously without
breaks. Material shall be deposited and spread in uniform layer and
without segregation of size. Immediately after spreading smoothly, the
material shall be competed to the full width with power roller not less than
eight tons.
Rolling Base Course
0 Immediately following spreading, compact materials to the full by

rolling with a three wheeled or tandem roller weighing at least eight
tons or with a multiple-wheeled rubber tired roller loaded as directed
to give satisfactory compaction.
1 Progress rolling gradually from the sides to the center, parallel with
the centerline of the road and it shall continue until compaction is
satisfactory to the Architect or the Engineer.
2 After rolling all the base course materials, blade or smoothen the
surface. Blade and roll alternately as required or directed to maintain a
smooth, even surface.
3 Machine tamp base course materials along curbs, headers or walls, and
at all places not accessible to the rollers.
4 Sprinkle all layers of base course materials with water during rolling,
tamping and blading.
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C. Spreading of Choker Aggregate: After final rolling of base course

aggregates, evenly spread choker aggregates over the surface until the
voids are filled to within approximately one centimeter of the surface, and
if possible, the surface shall be broomed with push brooms or diagonal
brooms. Continue to spread, broom or roll until a smooth surface is
obtained.
3.04 CONCRETE PAVEMENT
CONCRETE: See Division 3 for concrete proportions and consistency, form

works, methods of placing concrete, compaction, finishing and curing
concrete.
JOINTS
0 Weakened Plane Joints: With the help of a power driven saw, cut a
groove in the pavement at locations shown in the plans to a Minimum
depth of five millimeters within 24 hours after the concrete was placed.
1 Transverse Expansion Joints: Use premoulded expansion joint fillers

for transverse expansion joints as detailed and shown in the plans.
Locate to coincide with expansion joints of the concrete pavement as
shown in drawings.
SURFACE FINISH: Finish the pavement surface to the required roughness by

passing over the concrete a drag of one or two burlap cloths, or by other
approved means. Provide surface pavers over recommended setting bed as
indicated.
OPENING TO TRAFFIC: Preclude any or all kinds of traffic over the concrete
pavement for a period of ten days or longer as the Architect or
Engineer may deem it necessary. Maintain satisfactory barricades to
exclude traffic on the pavement. Repair of drainage to the pavement due to
traffic is at the Contractor's expens
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SECTION 0300 : PRE-CAST CONCRETE
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish all items, articles, materials, mold, operations or methods listed,

mentioned or scheduled on the drawings and/or herein including labor,
equipment and incidentals necessary and required for tile completion of all
pre-cast works.
Pre-cast work shall include provision of necessary scaffoldings, required

weather enclosures and adequate hoisting facilities.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Submit samples at various textures for Architect's approval. Label samples on

back, building name, density, type of aggregate, Contractor's name.
Submit shop and setting drawings of work specified herein. Full size details
shall show sizes, sections, pre-cast dimensions, jointing, anchoring,
connections with other work, and other required details.
1.03 STORAGE AND WORK SPACE
Provide adequate storage and working space for all pre-cast works.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 FORMS
Pre-cast as specified shall be by a manufacturer approved by the Architect.
Portland cement shall conform to ASTM C-150: Standard Specifications for

Portland Cement and of the American Society for Testing Materials and
subsequent standards, thereof, to meet local conditions.
Sand: Clean river sand, free from organic and other deleterious matter likely to
stain finished work.
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D. Pea Gravel: clean, hard, strong; durable, uncoated particles, free from
injurious amounts of soft friable, thin, elongated or laminated pieces,
alkalis, organic or deleterious matters.
Water used in mixing concrete shall be clean and free from injurious amounts
of oils, acids, alkalis, salts, organic, matters or other substances that may be
(deleterious to concrete or steel.
Sealant: Non-staining, non-hardening, elastic, moisture-proof.
Anchors, Dowels: Rust-proof steel sections, by electroplating.
Reinforcement: as indicated on detailed drawings.
Grouting of anchor bolts and like: shall be non-shrink.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Installation shall be by the approved pre-cast Contractor and works shall

include retouching and finishing touches.
3.02 FABRICATION
Fashion mold from wood, steel, or other appropriate materials.
Render all lines, valleys and edges sharp, and all planes true.
Cast concrete mix in the mold and vibrate thoroughly. Texture flat rear side
when advisable for better adhesion when grouted onto walls.
3.03 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Structural and decorative pre-cast work require cleaning and maintenance for
continued good appearance and should be treated with approved water
repellant applied as per manufacturer's recommendations.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 4 : MASONRY Design Consortium International
City
DIVISION 4 – MASONRY
SECTION 0400 : MORTAR
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment and perform labor required to complete all
plaster work, masonry work, patching and filling mortar as shown or
indicated in the drawings.
Unless otherwise indicated on the drawings or specified herein, all materials or

work under this division shall be subject to the provision under Division 3,
CONCRETE.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 FORMS
Sand: ASTM C 35-67.
Masonry or Portland Cement: ASTM C 150-67, Type 1.
Water: clean, free from acids, alkali and deleterious substances
2.02 MIXES
Cement Mortar shall consist of homogeneous mixture of:
1 part Masonry or Portland cement and 2 parts sand, but not more than:
1 part Masonry or Portland cement and 3 parts sand
2.03 SLUMP
Cement Mortar shall have a minimum slump of 100 millimeters and a

maximum slump of 150 millimeters.
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2.04 GROUT
Fine grout shall be mixed using one part Masonry or Portland cement and
three parts sand for gout spaces less than 50 millimeters in any horizontal
dimension and in which clearance between reinforcement and masonry is
less than 20 millimeters.
Coarse grout shall be mixed using one part Masonry or Portland cement, three
parts sand and three parts pea gravel passing a 10 millimeters sieve for
grout spaces 50 millimeters or greater in all horizontal dimensions and in
which clearance between reinforcement and masonry is thon than 20
millimeters.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Application of Cement Plaster
0 Scratch Coat: Apply with sufficient force and material to form full keys
or bond. Cross scratch as soon as scratch coat has attained initial set
and apply brown coat as soon as practicable.
1 Brown Coat: Scratch or broom for bond of finish coat and allow to set
hard. Keep brown coat moist until finish coat is applied.
2 Finish coat: Bring to true, even surfaces with rods, daries, and trowel
smooth, leaving finished surface free from tool marks and blemishes.
Keep cement plaster moist for at least three days and protect against
rapid drying until cured.
Application of Masonry Mortar: Lay all concrete hollow blocks with 10

millimeters thick horizontal and vertical mortar joints.
Application of Patching Mortar
0 Provide the same mixture of gray and white cements for patching
mortar used to fill holes and imperfections, but should be a stiffer
mixture and the cement and sand proportions should be the same as
those used in the concrete.
1 Never steel trowel patches but finish with wood or cork floats.
2 Allowing the mixed patching mortar to stand for an hour or two before
using it reduces the amount of shrinkage but never add water in
remixing it.
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SECTION 0410 : CONCRETE UNIT MASONRY
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment and perform labor required to complete

concrete unit masonry. Include building-in of necessary items supplied by
other trades as shown or indicated in the drawings. Include all necessary
accessories.
See drawings and details for location, extent and other requirements.
1.02 HANDIJINC AND STORAGE
Handle in a manner to prevent undue chipping and breakage. Protect storage

piles, stacks or bins from heavy traffic. Provide platforms to protect bottom
piles from contact with soil.
1.03 VISUAL INSPECTION
All units shall be sound and free from cracks or other defects that would
interfere with the proper placing of the unit to impair the strength or
permanence of the construction.
Units that are intended to serve as a base for plaster or stuccos hall have a
sufficiently rough surface to afford good bond.
1.04 MARKING
All units shall bear a distinctive mark of the manufacturer or shall be otherwise
readily identified as to origin.
1.05 SAMPLING AND NUMBER OF SPECIMENS
Specimens shall be representative of the whole lot of units from which they are
selected. If test specimens are selected at the site of work, units for moisture
content tests shall be taken within 48 hours alter delivery.
In sampling the blocks for the strength, absorption and moisture content
determinations, 10 individual units shall be selected from each lot of 10,000
units or fraction thereof and 20 individual units from each lot of more than
10,000 and less than 100,000 units. For lots of more than 100,000 units, 10
individual units shall be selected from each 50,000 units or fraction thereof
contained in the lot. In no case shall less than JO units be taken. Provided,
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however, that in the case of non-load bearing type of CHB, no sampling for
tests shall be required for less than 500 units to be used in the job.
1.06 TESTING
Units shall be tested in accordance with the standard method of' testing
masonry units of the American Society for Testing Material (ASTM) C 140. No
blocks shall be used unless results of tests are known duly approved by the
Architect
1.07 REJECTION
In case the delivered CHB fails to conform with the requirements, the
manufacturer may sort it and new specimens shall be selected again at random
from the retained lot and tested at the expense of the Contractor. In case the
second set of specimens fails to conform with the test requirements, the entire
lot shall be rejected.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Concrete hollow and solid masonry units: Use "JACKBILT" or approved locally
made equivalent complying with the specifications.
Conform with American Society for Testing Material (ASTM) C-129 for
non-load bearing units, ASTM C-90 for hollow load bearing units and
ASTM C-145 for solid load bearing units.
The concrete hollow block shall have a minimum compressive strength of

4.83 MPa (700 psi) at 28 days for individual unit.
Mortar: See Section on Mortar.
Reinforcement: Structural grade bars conforming to ASTM specification A 15 of

size shown in the plans.
At door and window openings, unless otherwise shown in details, the jamb
blocks and beam blocks over openings and below window sill shall be
reinforced as follows:
0 Jamb blocks for 100 millimeters walls, use one 12 millimeters bars
1 Jamb blocks for 200 millimeters walls, use two 12 millimeters bars.
2 Bearn blocks below window sill, use one 12 millimeters bars for 100
millimeters, 150 millimeters and 200 millimeters walls.
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3 Beam blocks over openings for 100 millimeters and 150 millimeters
walls, use one 12 millimeters bar up to 1200 millimeters details.
4 Beam blocks over openings for 200 millimeters walls, use two 12
millimeters bars up to 1500 millimeters wide. Reinforcing bars for
beam blocks over openings wider than those specified above are
shown in the structural details.
Tie Wires: Gauge No. 16.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 CONCRETE UNIT MASONRY
Lay all masonry units, plumb, true to line, level and with accurately spaced
course. The first row of blocks must be thoroughly anchored to the concrete
wall, column or slab.
Let the Architect approve sample of special stone arrangement where required.
Keep bond plumb throughout. Keep corners and reveals plumb and true.
Build-in anchors, wall plugs and accessories to masonry as erection progresses.
Bed solidly each course in Masonry or Portland cement mortar. Keep all units
damp when laid.
Wedge units terminating against beams or slab soffits with mortar and
reinforcement properly secured to dowels.
All horizontal and vertical reinforcing bars shall be anchored 20 bar diameters
into the concrete walls, columns or slabs. Dowel bars properly spaced are
placed into the walls, columns or slabs during pouring and hooked to the
vertical bar, leaving another 20 diameter exposed to splice with the
reinforcing bars of the hollow block walls during construction.
Consult drawings as to the schedule of reinforcements. Unless otherwise

specified or detailed on the plan, horizontal and vertical joints specified
reinforcement will consist of 10 millimeters at 0.60 meters vertical bars
every third course for 200 millimeters walls.
Reinforcing bars shall have a lap of 40 bar diameters. All horizontal

reinforcement must be tied to the vertical reinforcement at points of
intersection.
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Reinforcement of load bearing CHR indicated or specified on plan shall govern

over the reinforcement specified herein.
Blocks to be filled shall not be laid to a height greater than 1200 millimeters
before filling. Fill thoroughly all cavities of blocks until no further
settlement occurs.
Masonry Joints
0 Unless otherwise specified or detailed on plans, make horizontal and

vertical mortar joints 10 millimeters thick with full mortar coverage on
the face shells and on the webs. Fill surrounding cells.
1 Fill all joints solidly.
2 Do not permit furrowing of the mortar.
Tooled Joints
0 Use concave joints where tooled mortar joint is called for in drawings.
1 Joints must be neat and clean, plumb and true to line.
Provide lintel beams at openings.
3.02 UNFINISHED WORK
Step back unfinished work for joining with new work.
Before new work is started, remove all loose mortar and wet exposed joint
thoroughly not less than one hour before laying new work.
3.03 CLEANING
Clean down with dry brushing and in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Leave all work clean and free from mortar splashes. Hose down and brush off
efflorescent deposits. Remove timer stains with 10 parts water to 1 part
dilute hydrochloric acid then hose down.
Wash finished surface in a manner- most appropriate and satisfactory to the

Architect.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 5 : METALS Design Consortium International
Symfoni Kamias - K-J Street, East Kamias, Quezon City
DIVISION 5 – METALS
SECTION 0510 : MISCELLANEOUS METALS
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
A. Furnish material and equipment and perform all work necessary to

complete all miscellaneous metal work as shown and as hereinafter
specified.
The work includes but is not necessarily limited to metal railings, access
panels, partition fins, expanded lath, gates, steel door, metal base, frames
for doors and windows, slab frames, partition support shoes, steel supports
and frames, grillwork, loose lintels and angles, steel stairs and rungs,
railings and anchors
See drawings for sizes, details arid location of work required.
1.02 CODES
Conform to the applicable standards of the following:
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
The American Welding Society (AWS)
American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI)
National Association of Architectural Metal Manufacturers (NAAMM)-Metal

Bar Grating Manual
Aluminum Association (AA)
1.03 SUBMITTAL
A. Shop Drawings: Submit detailed shop drawings for approval prior to

ordering materials or fabrication. Show complete information concerning
fabrication, installation, insert location, joint details, fastening and other
information requested by the Architect. Shop drawings shall be submitted
in accordance with the requirements of the General Conditions.
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Minor variations in details for the purpose of improving fabrication and

installation procedures, but not affecting the exterior design concept or
structural stability will be given consideration if submitted.
Samples: Submit for approval samples of all metals proposed in the finish
specified. Provide samples of each approximately 100 millimeters x 200
millimeters pieces, 200 millimeters lengths of extruded or formed work.
Provide full size samples of particular items. Each sample labeled with the
job name and type finish.
1.04 MEASUREMENTS AND COORDINATION
Obtain measurements for all work required to be accurately fitted at the job
and not from drawings. The Contractor will be responsible for the accuracy of
such measurements and the precise fitting and assembly of the finish product.
Coordinate the work with that of all other trades to prevent interference. Verify
conditions at the job before fabrication.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Unless otherwise specified, all gauges indicated herein and shown on the
drawings are US standard.
Structural Steel: Standard structural steel shapes, ASTM A 7.
Mild Steel Plates: ASTM A 283.
Steel Shapes: ASTM A 36
Steel Tubing: ASTM A 500 or A 501
Plain Steel Pipe: ASTM A 53. Welded and seamless, galvanized or uncoated as
hereinafter specified. Weight as shown or specified.
Plain Steel Bars: cold finished, carbon steel, ASTM A 108; hot rolled, ASTM A
197, merchant quality, optional grade.
Plain Steel Sheet: ASTM A 266, for 19 gauge and lighter; ASTM A 245 for 18
gauge and heavier.
Rolled Steel Plate and Section: ASTM A 33.
Checkered m.s. plate: ASTM A 36. 4.5 millimeters thick.
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Steel Grating: ASTM A 36 galvanized to conform to ASTM A123 with an

average minimum coating of 6 10 gm/ square meter. SDI gratings.
Galvanized Iron or Steel Sheets: ASTM A 93, A 245 or A 246, galvanized. Type
as best suited or as indicated in plans.
Galvanized Steel: Shall be entirely and evenly coated with zinc and free from
stains, bare spots arid other defects, such as blisters, pits, unplated areas,
cloudy patches, cracks and stains.
Galvanizing:
0 hot dip galvanize after fabrication:
Carbon Steel Sheet: conform to ASTM A 526

Shapes, plates, bars and strip: ASTM A 123
1 cold galvanize repair compound: conform to AS'I'M A 780
Cast Iron: ASTM A 48. The castings shall be sharp and of the exact form and
required shape to fit the parts truly and to hold full dimensions. The
product must be free from air holes, scratch, core nails, flaws and defects of
any kind.
Wrought Iron: Commercial grade, ASTM A 85, with plain milled finish, free
from any cracks, blisters, flaws and other defects.
Stainless Steel: AISI 304 Gauge 16 SUS of high chromium and high nickel steel,
non-magnetic, non-corrosive, fireproof, air-tight and water resistant,
durable and easy to maintain. TAJIMA as distributed by Stainless Steel
Industries, Inc.
Aluminum:
0 Extrusions: commercial alloy designation 6063-T5 or 6063-T6 unless

otherwise specified.
1 Sheets: commercial alloy designation 3003 or 1100.
2 Plates: commercial alloy designation 6061–T6.
3 Casting: commercial' alloy designation 214F.
Aluminum Sections of Fittings shall be anodized of a minimum thickness of

0.02 millimeters of color the same with aluminum framing. All screws shall
be stainless steel or approved alloy, countersunk flush whenever possible.
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Bronze:
0 Extrusions: Architectural Bronze 385,57 copper, 40 zinc, 3 lead.
1 Sheet and Drawn Shapes: Muntz Metal 280,60 copper and 40 zinc or
alloyed as required to match color of the extrusions.
2 Finish: uniform color with uniform polished and buff mirror finish.
Protect finish with a clear lacquer coating.
BRASS: shall conform to any of the three main groups:
0 Alpha brass 0-39% zinc
1 Alpha plus beta brass 39-46%
2 Beta brass 46-50%
Welding Electrodes: Conform welding electrodes for manual shielded metal

arc welding to E60 13 series of ASTM Specification A5.1 and A5.5.
Bolts: Conform bolts to the Specifications for Low carbon Steel externally and
internally threaded Standard Fasteners, ASTM A307. Type, shape, size,
threading and corresponding nut and accessories as required.
Paint:
0 Metal Primer: use primers as specified in Division 9 section on

PAINTING for shop coat.
1 Bituminous Paint: "BITUMASTIC 50" (Koppers Co.) or approved equal.
Fastening: Commercial type except where special types are shown or required.
Fastening for all exterior work shall be non-ferrous, unless otherwise
shown. Fastening for stainless steel and aluminum and for all other interior
work, where exposed, shall match the fastened metal.
Miscellaneous: Miscellaneous materials or accessories not listed above shall be

provided as specified hereinafter the various items of work and/or
indicated on the drawings, or in accordance with manufacturer's
specifications.
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3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 FABRICATION
Shop Assembly: In so far as practicable, fitting and assembly of the work shall
be done in the shop. Work that cannot be permanently shop assembled
shall be completely assembled and disassembled before shipment to ensure
proper assembly in the field. Nameplates shall not appear on face surface.
Joints: All exposed work shall be carefully matched to produce continuity of

line and design. All joints in exposed metal work, unless otherwise shown
or specified, shall be accurately fitted and rigidly secured with hairline
contacts.
Fastening: Except where otherwise shown, specified or directed, the method of

assembly and joining shall be the Contractor's option provided. the results
are satisfactory. The manufacturer's proven methods that will produce the
required standards of workmanship shall be used subject to approval.
Fabricate and fasten metal work so that the work will not be distorted nor the
fasteners overstressed from the expansion and contraction of the metal.
Welding: All welding shall be in accordance with appropriate

recommendations of the American Welding Society and shall be done with
electrodes and/or by methods recommended by the manufacturer of the
alloys being welded. Type, size and spacing of welds shall be as shown on
approved shop drawings. All welds behind finished surfaces shall be so
done as to minimize distortion and/or discoloration on the finished side.
All weld spatter and welding oxides shall be removed by descaling and/or
grinding.
Unless otherwise shown or specified, all weld beads on exposed surfaces

shall be ground and/or polished to match and blend with finish on
adjacent metal.
Grinding and polishing of stainless steel shall be done only with clean
wheels and compounds free from iron and iron compounds.
Soldering: All soldering and/or bracing shall. be in accordance with the

recommendation of the manufacturers of the parent metal involved.
Soldering shall be employed only for the filling or sealing of joints, and
shall not be relied upon for mechanical strength. Immediately alter
soldering, all fluxes shall be removed by washing with a strong,,
neutralizing solution, followed by clear water rinse and drying.
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Cleaning: Metal surfaces, after being ground and/or polished or where

subjected to serve forming operations, shall be cleaned of all extraneous
material, thoroughly rinsed with clear water and dried. All lubricants used
in the fabrication shall be removed before the work leaves the shop.
3.02 WORKMANSHIP
All items shall be of the materials, design, shape, sizes and thickness shown or
called for on the drawings and herein specified. Methods of fabrication,
assembly and erection however, unless otherwise specifically stated, shall
be of first quality craftsmanship and at the discretion of the Contractors,
whose responsibility shall be to guarantee satisfactory performance as
herein specified.
Cut, shear and punch to produce clean, true lines and surfaces with burrs
removed.
Fasteners: All fastening shall be concealed wherever practicable. Use

countersunk screw in recessed work where possible. Where exposed in
finished surface, fastening shall be finished to match adjacent metal.
Protection against galvanic action shall be provided wherever dissimilar metals

are in contact except in the case of relatively small areas of stainless steel.
This protection shall be provided by one of the following methods:
0 Painting the contact surfaces with a heavy brush coat of bituminous

paint (complete coverage).
1 Separating the contact surfaces by use of perforated tape.
All metals, except stainless steel, which will he in contact with concrete, mortar,
plaster or other masonry shall have the contact surfaces completely painted
with a heavy coat bituminous paint.
All metal work to be exposed shall be adequately protected during all phases
of the work to prevent damage by scratches, stains, discoloration or other
causes.
Damage to metals surfaces caused by the Contractors, his agents or

employees during fabrication, handling, shipment or erection shall be
replaced by the Contractor at his own expense.
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3.03 BOLTS
Tighten all bolts to a bolt tension not less than the proof load given in the
applicable AS'I'M specifications for the type of bolt used.
Do tightening with properly calibrated wrenches or by the turn-of-nut method.
3.04 STEEL STAIRS
Use 4.5 millimeters thick m.s. checkered plate with two by two by 3/16 angular
bar unless otherwise indicated. Welded at stringer both sides. C channel
stringer from m.s. plate eight millimeters thick x 200 millimeters deep by 63
millimeters or 50 millimeters flange shall be welded toe out. Provide base plate,
anchor plate, strut and hanger supports. Connect to slab or beam with bolts 16
millimeters or 20 millimeters in diameter. If there is an existing slab, use
expansion bolts.
Handrails shall be as per ANSI standards with a minimum pipe diameter of

30millimeters. Provide at both sides of the stairs continuously except at
landings where it can be only at one side. Balusters shall be as per detail, one
per tread.
3.05 STEEL LADDER
Ladder rungs shall be round bars with I9 millimeters minimum diameter at 300
millimeters O.C. String shall be flat bar with sides bolted to floor. Provide 19
millimeters diameter side rails bolted or welded to strings. Provide cages as
required.
Step ladders shall be provided and fixed to all water storage tanks and
constructed of 12.5mm x 50mm strings with 18.8mm diameter rungs spaced at
300mm on center. Strings to be continued above top of tanks and if so required,
to be bent at ends for building and securely stabilized.
3.06 ALUMINUM FRAMING FOR WINDOW T'YPE AIR-CONDITION
Make trim and fit around each individual air-condition unit. Ensure watertight
construction. Refer to detail drawings.
3.07 CAST IRON SLEEVES
Cast Iron sleeves for all pipes, cables passing through concrete or masonry
work shall be at least 2 5 m larger than external diameter of pipe or cable.
Sleeves passing through roofs shall be taken 450mm above structural roof slab.
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3.08 THRESHOLDS
Plain aluminum C-shaped saddle/thresholds for doors shall be so provided for

doors as indicated in the Plans. These shall be 6mm thick x 45mm or door
thickness. Dowels to door frames, etc. shall be l00mm lengths of 15.7mm
diameter mild steel bar mortised for a depth of 75mm into the frame and fixed
into concrete floors with neat cement.
3.09 FLOOR GRATINGS
Floor gratings shall be provided for trench drains as indicated in the Plans.
Refer to Sanitary Specifications or if not indicated, use steel floor gratings for
carparks, ramps and machine rooms. Provide a minimum of 25mm recessed
space parallel to the length at each side of trench drain. Refer to Plans for the
length of trench drains.
3.10 MANHOLE AT SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
Manhole at Sewage Treatment Plant shall be square in shape, made of steel,

hinged, to cover a clear opening of 860mm x 860mm in Φsize, with provisions
or padlock or barrel bolt. Verify Manufacturer's Specifications.
3.11 STEEL NOSING
Use non-slip angular steel nosing with l0mm diameter steel bar dowel at every
300mm on centers welded to rebar, where indicated.
3.12 STAINLESS STEEL HANDLES
Handrails for all interior stairs shall be 45mm 4 stainless steel tube, with 25mm
stainless steel bar or brackets fastened to wall. Attachment to wall consists of 2-
I0mm Φ x 50mm length expansion bolts for each 75mm diameter x 6mm thick
steel flange plate.
3.13 METAL HOUSING
Metal Housing: Ga. 22 lighting fixture metal housing baked enamel finish.
3.14 CANT STRIP
Cant strip shall be Ga. 24 Galvanized Iron.
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3.15 PAINTING AND FINISHING
Shop Painting: Items of carbon steel whether exposed or concealed in the

finished work, unless otherwise specified, shall be degreased, thoroughly
cleared of all loose scale, filings, dirt and other objectionable material and
painted one coat of metal primer.
3.16 PROTECTION
Protect all finished work until turnover to the Owner.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 6 : WOOD Design Consortium International
DIVISION 6 – WOOD
SECTION 0600 : ON-SITE CARPENTRY
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials arid equipment and perform labor required to complete

wooden framing and related rough carpentry work as indicated in the
drawings and/or specified herein.
Include in the works, nailing strips, scaffolding, plates, straps, joists, hangers,
rods, dowels, nails, bolts, screws, rough hardware, fasteners, framing
anchors and other miscellaneous iron and steel items pertinent to rough
carpentry work.
1.02 STORAGE AND PROTECTION
Protect lumber both in transit and at the jobsite from elements. Material shall
not be delivered unduly long before it is required for the proper conduct of
work.
Stack framing lumber off the ground to insure against deformation and
maintain proper ventilation.
Lumber in contact with concrete or masonry shall be coated with two coats of
asphalt, hot applied, creosote or its equivalent.
Temporary Protection:
0 Provide and maintain temporary protection of the work as required to

safeguard completed or partially completed work during the progress
of the construction.
1 Provide all the necessary stairs, ladders, runway for convenient access
to all parts of the building until other permanent facilities are in place.
1.03 GRADE AND TRADEMARK
Grade and trademark are required iri each piece of lumber. All lumber,
excluding scaffolding, to be pressure-treated, conforming to 67 percent stress.
grade lumber in accordance to the requirements of the Philippine National
Building Code, latest edition.
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2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
Lumber shall be of approved quality of the respective kinds required for the
various parts of the work, well seasoned, thoroughly dry, straight and free
from large, loose or unsound knots, sap shakes or other imperfections
impairing its strength, durability and appearance.
Framing lumber shall be of rough dimensions shown on drawings.
All exposed woodwork shall be smoothly dressed and well sand-papered
2.02 MOISTURE CONTENT
Moisture content shall not exceed 18 percent unless otherwise specified.
Quality of Lumber: Lumber shall be of approved quality of the respective kinds

required for the various parts of the work, well seasoned, warp free,
thoroughly dry and free from large, loose or unsound knots, saps, shakes or
other imperfections impairing its strength, durability and appearance.
Schedule of Lumber
0 Yacal (sun-dried) equivalent
0 Cabinet base wood blocks, etc.

1 Other lumber work requiring structural grade lumber.
1 Guijo (sun-dried) equivalent
0 Door and window jambs, sills and other wall openings with
wood frames.
1 Wooden stair treads and stringers.
2 Apitong (pressure-treated with Copper Chromate Arsenic Salt

solution) equivalent
0 Frame work Tor double partitions, vertical and horizontal

studs 50 millimeters x 76 millimeters, etc.
1 Interior framework of counters, cabinets, closets, and shelving
when required.
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3 Interior framework of counters, cabinets, closets, and shelving when

required.
0 Exposed frame work for counters, cabinets, closets, and

shelving.
1 Main entrance door, exterior doors, etc.
2 Wood floor including Plank, Parquet and T & G flooring.
3 25 millimeters by 1 50 millimeters V-cut for eaves when
required
Substitution of Lumber: Any lumber equally good for the purposes intended
may be substituted for the kinds specified subject to the written approval of
the Architect, provided that in substitution of a cheaper kind of lumber
than that specified, a reduction in the contract price, equal to the difference
in cost of the two kinds of lumber will be made.
Treatment of Lumber
0 Lumber shall be well seasoned and kiln-dried to maximum moisture

content of 18 percent except Yacal which will not be more than 12
percent.
1 Lumber shall be pressure treated with Copper Chromate Arsenic Salt

solution or approved equal.
2 Surface in contact with masonry and concrete shall be treated with two
coats of asphalt, hot applied, creosote or its equivalent.
Plywood
0 Plywood shall be free from knots, splits and other open defects, with
smooth surface suitable to receive finish.
1 Plywood shall be Grade R (selected) plywood, unless otherwise noted

on the drawings.
2 Plywood schedule:
0 Tanguile, veneer plywood, six millimeters thick, three-ply for

flushed door, double wall partition and interior and exterior
lining of cabinets, closets, shelving and similar woodwork
where indicated.
1 Tanguile, veneer plywood, 22 millimeters thick, seven-ply for

cabinet and closet doors and shelves where indicated.
2 Marine, veneer plywood, six millimeters thick, three-ply for

bathroom flushed doors and nine millimeters thick for
bathroom ceiling where indicated, otherwise, use gypsum.
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Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF): high grade of fine wood chips fibers
solidly and homogeneously compacted with special resins. Thickness as
per detail drawings. Finish shall be stained, 0.3 millimeters thick wood
veneer laminated, melamine laminated or as per Architect's selection. For
partitions, cabinets, cornices and other architectural joinery unless
otherwise indicated. Use High Moisture Resistant boards at areas with high
humid conditions such as kitchens and toilets.
Particleboard or Chipboard: high grade of multiple layer. Finish shall be wood

veneer or melamine laminated as per Architect's selection. For countertops,
cabinets and drawers unless otherwise indicated. Use Moisture Resistant
boards at areas with high humid conditions such as kitchens and toilets.
Rough Hardware and Metal Fasteners: Plates, straps, nails, screws, spikes,
bolts, joists, hangers, rods, dowels, fasteners and miscellaneous iron and
steel items shall be of sizes and types to rigidly secure member in place.
3.00 EXECUTION
Apply colorless solignum for kiln-dried Tanguile plywood inner sides and cut
ends of Apitong framing.
Effect butt joint appearance for all T and cross intersections of exposed frames.
When stronger joints are required, introduce half slaps, doweling or tenon
and mortise but still affect simple joint at the exposed surface.
Fit carefully mortise and tenon joints of all framing including tongues and
grooves of sheathing. Rabbet, mold and cut with wash and undercut for water
drips all frames. Anchor all frames coming in contact with concrete, unless
otherwise specified, by means of 20 D nails, spaced not more than 200
millimeters apart all around the contact surfaces. Plane and dress side of
frames that will receive the wallboards of sidings.
Wood nailers shall be in accordance with detail drawings. Where not indicated on
the drawings, or mentioned herein, nailing strips shall be 25 millimeters by 50
millimeters spaced at 400 millimeters on centers both ways. Fasten securely by
expansion bolts or other approved device at every 600 millimeters on center.
Glue all joints and connections in addition to nailing.
Conceal fastening. Locate at inconspicuous places where not possible. Make

all exposed nails countersunk. Do scribing, mitering and joining accurately
and neatly to conform to details.
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SECTION 0610 : MILLWORKS
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials, hardware, accessories and equipment and perform labor

required to complete, ready for use wood jambs, wood shelving, wood cabinets
and closets, wood slats, ceiling boards, wall panels, wood trims, cornices,
baseboards and related carpentry work as indicated on the drawings and
specified herein.
Coordinate work with all other related trades.
1.02 STORAGE
Protect millwork against dampness during and after delivery.
Do not bring in interior finish, including doors, into building until plaster is
thoroughly dry.
1.03 PROTECTION
Protect all finished woodwork from injury after it has been set in place until
completion and final acceptance of the work.
Remove all surface applied and fitted hardware except butts prior to painting
works. Reinstall after completion of painting works.
1.04 TRADEMARK
Trademark is required on each piece of lumber
2.00 PRODUCTS
Moisture content not to exceed 14 percent unless otherwise specified.
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A. Tanguile equivalent: Quartersawn, sound, hard and free from imperfections

impairing its strength and finish. Kiln-dried with maximum moisture
content of 12 percent for lumber wit11 thickness of 25 millimeters or less
and 16 percent maximum for all others, with the same shade and color for
assemblies or sets of assemblies, warp-free, S4S, fine sanded. For door
edgings, casing, sashes, trims and mouldings. For cornice and baseboard.
For stair handrails and all other handrails, wood railings and paneling as
indicated. For wood trims and accents.
Guijo equivalent: Single length, sound, warp-free, S4S, fine sanded. For jamb
heads, sides and sill unless otherwise indicated.
Plywood and Hardboard: See Section: ON-SITE CARPENTRY.
Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF): See Section: ON-SITE CARPENTRY
Particleboard or chipboard: See Section: ON-SITE CARPENTRY.
Assembly Materials: WELDWOOD or approved water resistant glue, nails,

screws, bolts or appropriate type, shape and size for all joints.
Finish Hardware: See Division on DOORS, WINDOWS AND GLASS Section

on FINISH HARDWARE.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 WORKMANSHIP
A. Make all wood finish, and millwork true to details, clean and sharply
defined.
Set panels to allow for Free movement in case of swelling or shrinkage.
Conceal by means of fastening various parts together
Sand thoroughly all exposed wood surfaces to remove sharp and rough edges.
3.02 FINISH
A. Mill, fabricate and erect, interior finish as indicated on the Drawings.

Machine sand at the mill and manual smooth at the job. Make mill molding
perfectly smooth on exposed surfaces and true to profile.
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Separate with six millimeters stone-cut joints all interior trims set against
concrete, masonry or wood.
Make joints tight and in a manner that conceals shrinkage. Secure trim with
fine finishing nails, screws or glue where required.
Set nails for putty stopping.
Make window and door trim single length.
Miter mouldings at corner, cope at angles.
3.03 DOOR JAMBS
Set door frames plumb and level arid brace until built-in.
Anchor wood frames to masonry with approved metal anchors on each side of
jamb. Place top and bottom anchors 200 millimeters from head and floor.
Finish jambs as indicated on the drawings.
3.04 DOORS
All lumber for doors including door bars, cabinet and closet doors and all
woodwork of similar nature shall be kiln-dried with not more than 14%
moisture content. Unless otherwise specified nr show on drawings, doors
shall have 44 millimeters finished thickness, except door bars and gate for
counters and railings, which shall be of 32 millimeters finished thickness.
All doors shall be manufactured mechanically with scroll wood stiffener, and
of the lumber specified herein. The plywood edge projection shall consist in
rabbetting it around into the outside frame of the door in order to prevent
"peeling off' of the plywood veneers at the edges.
All doors must be guaranteed against warping, twisting or cracking. Defective

doors shall be made good or entirely replaced by the Contractor.
Glass paneling: Set: Division on DOORS, WINDOWS AND GLASS Section on

GLASS AND GLAZING.
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3.05 WOOD SASHES
All wood sashes where shown on drawings shall be kiln-dried lumber of not
more than 14 percent moisture content, 44 millimeters finished thickness,
unless otherwise shown on drawings ant1 of the kind of lumber specified
herein.
Glass: See Division on DOORS, WINDOWS AND GLASS Section on

GLASS AND GLAZING.
3.06 WOOD SHELVING
Each shelf shall be supported on a continuous wood cleat at walls.
Secure cleats to masonry walls by expansion bolt or approved fastening device.
3.07 BUILT-IN CLOSETS, CABINETS AND COUNTERS
Glue and block joints. Secure with finishing nails or screws. Hardwood shall be
drilled to prevent splitting before using nails or screws, countersunk and
concealed with putty or other wood filler, colored to match finish. Do not
allow visible nails, screws or joints unless otherwise intentionally
incorporated in the design.
All necessary hardware, locks and catches shall be fitted and provided suitable
for the service required and needed in their operation of the type, size and
quality governed by all the applicable provisions of the Division on
DOORS, WINDOWS AND GLASS Section on FINISH HARDWARE.
Molding shall have clean edges, irises and profiles, no chatter marks caused by
rapid cutting nor any splintered edges. Miter profiles shall be matched
perfectly.
Surfaces to receive natural finish shall have uniform color and grain unless
otherwise correctable by staining.
3.08 HANDRAILS
A. Handrails shall be shaped accurately as shown on plans. Changes in

vertical direction shall be formed by means of ramps, gooseneck or
easements with easy, graceful sweeps.
Changes in horizontal direction as shown on plans shall be true to radii and

without irregularities.
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3.09 WOOD STAIRS
Work shall be true to Architect's drawings and details as to layout and

mouldings.
Hand-sand stair surfaces to even, smooth surfaces ready to receive wood

finish.
3.10 HARDWARE INSTALLATION
A. Finish Hardware: See Division on DOORS, WINDOWS AND GLASS

Section on FINISH HARDWARE.
Accurately fit and install all required finish hardware items.
Remove all surface applied and fitted hardware except butts prior to painting
works. Reinstall after completion of painting works.
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SECTION 0620 : PLASTIC LAMINATES
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment, and perform labor required to complete all
plastic laminate finish. See drawings and details for location, extent. and other
requirements.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Submit to the Architect samples of the laminates and secure approval prior
purchase and installation.
1.03 STORAGE AND HANDLlNG
Each laminate sheet shall have a clear removable protective film to prevent
damage in transit. Store laminate face to face in a flat horizontal position. The
top sheet in the stack should be placed face up.
1.04 PROTECTION
Upon completion of works, protect all laminate finish from damage with heavy
building paper until ready for use.
2.00 PRODUCTS
Material: Plastic Laminates shall be high grade, heat and stain resistant, smooth
and even surface with post formed edges. FORMICA or WILSONART.
Color and design as per Architect's selection.
0 Abrasive resistance: 400 cycles per minute
1 Stain resistance: Reagents 1-23 shall have no effect; Reagents 24 to 29

shall have moderate effect only
2 Resistance to Light over time: should be slight only
3 Tea Pot should have no effect
4 Hot Pot should have slight effect only
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5 Cigarette Burn Resistance: at 100 sections minimum
6 Impact Resistance: 35 inches minimum
B. Adhesive: as per manufacturer's recommendation.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
Smooth thoroughly and clean all surfaces to receive the laminate finish.
Putty carefully all cracks, nail holes and other defects.
3.02 INSTALLATION
Installation shall be done by a qualified and trained installer recommended by

the Manufacturer and as approved by the Architect.
Install as per manufacturer's instruction with recommended adhesives.
Carefully prepare and inspect substrate prior and during application of

adhesive to avoid telegraphing.
Use single length whenever surface to be covered does not exceed commercial
length and width of the sheet. Otherwise, joints shall be well concealed and
shall not be noticeable.
Apply the adhesive in a thin film. Spread evenly with a finisher's trowel while
still tacky. Immediately embed the laminate finish onto the adhesive and
roll the laminate in both directions to assure adequate and firm contact
with the adhesive. Keep the laminate pressed onto the adhesive for at least
an hour.
Remove protective film before undertaking the post-forming process.
3.03 CLEANING
Clean all laminates after installation. Use non-abrasive cleaners to clean the
surface. Do not use cleanser powders nor self cleaning waxes with fine
abrasives which tends to dull the surface finish after repeated use.
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3.04 GUARANTEE
The Contractor shall guarantee that all works shall be free from defects in
materials and workmanship.
Any work that becomes defective shall be made good by the Contractor at his
own expense in a manner satisfactory to the Owner.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 7 : THERMAL Design Consortium International
PROTECTION Symfoni Kamias - K-J Street, East Kamias,
Quezon City
DIVISION 7 - THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION
SECTION 0700 : WATERPROOFING
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment and perform labor required to complete

waterproofing works. See drawings and details for location and extent of
requirements.
1.02 SUBMITTAL
Samples: Submit to the Architect samples of materials to be used clearly

labeled as to brand name and manufacturer's name and secured approval.
Manufacturer's Instructions: Submit to the Architect the Manufacturer's

complete printed instructions for the application of the material.
Warranties: Upon completion, submit to the Architect written warranty that

the waterproofing is effective for a period of ten years.
1.03 ALTERNATES
No substitution of materials shall be made unless authorized in writing by the

Architect prior to starting the work of waterproofing.
1.04 STORAGE
Properly store and protect from contact with soil and exposure to the elements.
Store crystalline capillary waterproofing materials, flexible acrylic
waterproofing materials and elastomeric paint waterproofing materials at 29 OC
with normal handling to prevent damage to the container. Do not store in
direct sunlight.
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2.00 PRODUCTS
One Component Bitumen Modified Polyurethane Liquid Membrane Water

proofing for Roof Deck, Masonry Walls, Foundations, Basement Wall and
Floors, Roof Lap Slabs, Balconies, Courtyard, Bathrooms, Laundries and
wet areas to tiling and Planter Boxes.
BOSTIK BOSCOSEAL PU by Integrated Builders and Waterproofing

Technology Incorporated.
0 Packaging is 18.9 liter/pail.
1 Technical Performance
Colour : Black
Appearance : Smooth black paste
Shore “A” Hardness : 30
Elongation : 700%
Peel Strength : 3-6kg/cm2
Cure Time : 24 hrs

Flammability : Non-flammable
Conforms to ASTM C836.76, ASTM D412, ASTM D2280, ASTM-96
Two (2) Component Flexible Cementitious Waterproofing for Concrete Water

Tanks, Bathrooms, Balconies, Terraces, Swimming Pools and Pool Decks,
Water Features and Ponds, Planter Boxes and Canopies.
BOSTIK BOSCOLASTIC FLEXIBLE CEMENTITIOUS by Integrated

Builders & Waterproofing Technology Incorporated.
0 In two parts: Part 1 is a grey powder packed in 15 kilograms bags and

Part 2 is a white liquid packed in 20 liters container.
Binder : Cement
Resin : Acrylic Polymer
Adhesion to Concrete : >.60N/mm2
Tensile Strength-ASTN D412-92 : >2 N/mm2
Elongation@Break : >250%
Crack Bridging : >2mm
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Hardness Shore A : >70

Pot Life 20° C : 45 min.- 1 hour
Crystalline Capillary Waterproofing for Areas Below Grade Level (interior side
application) of new structures either on water retaining side or on the
negative side for Basement Walls and Floors, Underground Cistern Tank,
Swimming Pool Reservoir, Supporting Walls and Columns, Escalator Pits
and other below ground level.
SEALPROOF CAPILLARY TYPE (Crystallization) by Integrated Builders &

Waterproofing Technology Incorporated.
0 Packaging is 25 kilos per bag
Pot Life : 60 minutes at 20 OC ; 30 minutes at 30 OC

Physiological Effects : same as cement
Storage Temperature : moderate
Effect of Humidity : same as cement
Application Temperature : minimum +5 OC
Toxicity : non-toxic
Epoxy Tank Lining for cistern tank and overhead water head should be glossy,
non-toxic, solventless, tile like finish and shall resist the chemicals where it
is intended to be used.
SEALBOND EPOXY TANKLINING by Integrated Builders &

Waterproofing Technology Incorporated (or equivalent) for new areas.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 GENERAL
Deliver waterproofing materials to the site in original sealed containers or

packages bearing the manufacturer's name and brand designation,
specification number, type and class.
Store and protect waterproofing materials from damage, weather moisture and
extreme temperature with extraordinary care.
Clean, free from holes and projections, smooth and dry all surfaces to receive
waterproofing materials. The Contractor shall perform the necessary
surface preparation. Immediately before application of
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waterproofing, clean surfaces and secure approval. NO application of

waterproofing shall be permitted in wet weather.
D. All work under this section shall be performed only by a qualified

Contractor trained and approved by the manufacturer.
E. Apply all waterproofing strictly in accordance to manufacturer's

specifications.
3.02 SURFACE PREPARATION
The concrete surface shall be troweled, smooth, firm, dry, clean and free of
rubbish, loose or foreign materials, without any projections, indentations,
and other imperfections. Cants shall be installed in the angle formed by the
floor and adjoining wall.
All areas to receive waterproofing shall be firm, dry and clean of rubbish, loose
or foreign materials and obstruction. All angles and corners should be
rounded off, bumps flattened and holes filled and leveled. If there are
blisters, they shall be cross cut and patched. Remove all nails, stones and
any other objects then sweep off all dust.
For Capillary Waterproofing, SEALPROOF CAPILLARY TYPE, concrete to

received seal proof treatments shall have a clean surface and an open
capillary system to ensure chemical penetration and maximum bonding.
Surfaces to be waterproofed shall be examined for structural failures, and
unacceptable conditions reported in writing to the Architect.
Remove all protrusions, work back to sound concrete, chiseling out any
honeycombed or damages areas.
Construction joints and shrinkage cracks exceeding 0.3mm shall be routed

out to a minimum depth of 20mm. Formite holes should be roughened.
Water leakages must be stopped according to Hi-tech Plugging

Specification. Remove all cement laitance, form release agent, curing
compound, loose particles etc. by means of light, wet or dry sandblasting, a
high-pressure water jet or a wire brush.
Clean all chiseled out areas, form-tie holes etc. and prewater until the
concrete is saturate. Then slurry coat the repair areas with Hi-tech
Waterplug apply sealproof after plugging (or equivalent).
Prior applying Sealproof Capillary (or equivalent), rinse carefully all the
surfaces to be waterproofed and prewater with clean water.
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Prewater several times so that the concrete is thoroughly saturated. When

Sealproof Capillary Type (or equivalent) is applied, the surface should be
damp but not wet.
For roof deck, deck shall be properly graded to drain water freely, into gutters
and downspouts. Set up drainage connection to permit the free flow of
water. Install cants in the angle formed by gutter and vertical surfaces.
Complete the installation of metal fittings and similar work prior to start of
roofing work.
3.03 TOPPING AND LINING
After the flood testing, provide the topping of lean concrete with welded wire
mesh to the thickness indicated in the drawings where topping over
waterproofing is required. Slope towards the drain.
Provide non-toxic epoxy lining for fire tank, cistern tank and overhead tank.
Provide tile finish for swimming pool.

See Section 1310 Swimming Pool & Whirl
Pool. See Section 0920 Tilework.
3.04 APPLICATION
A. One Component Bitumen Modified Polyurethane Liquid Membrane

Waterproofing BOSCOSEAL PU
Clear surface and apply in dry and not contaminated by using brush or
roller.
Seal all cracks or joints of 2mm in width before application of membrane.
It should be applied to achieve a dry film thickness of 1.5mm minimum

for optimum performance. To achieve this dry film thickness applies at
1.1m2/litre/coat.
Extremely porous surfaces to be filled prior to coating and a second coat of

Boscoseal PU should be applied.
Apply Boscoseal PU evenly to avoid thin spots, air entrapment or pin

holes. Any defects can be repaired by over coating with Boscoseal PU.
For applications where to coats of Boscoseal PU are required allow 24

hours between coats.
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g. Protection boards must be used to protect the membrane before

back billing or concreting.
h. If Boscoseal PU is damaged, it can be repaired by cleaning the surface

and recoating with Boscoseal PU.
Crystalline Capillary Waterproofing SEALPROOF CAPILLARY TYPE (or

equivalent)
0 Inspect that the concrete surfaces are free of ridges and sharp
projection.
1 Power or hand steel trowel finish concrete followed by soft hair broom
to obtain light texture or light sidewalk finish.
2 Cure concrete for 14 days.
3 Add water to SEALPROOF CAPILLARY TYPE (or equivalent) to

produce a viscous, creamy consistency at approximately 5 to 6 liters
per 25 kilogram bag.
4 Mix only what can be used within 30 minutes.
5 Mixed material that has become too stiff to apply should be discarded,
it should never be diluted for further use. Do not mix SEALPROOF
CAPILLARY TYPE (or equivalent) with additional cement, sand or
aggregates.
6 No pressure water should be allowed to seep through the substrate

during the application of Thoroseal SP. Always cover with another
protection layer slurry insulation that may be exposed to mechanical
stress.
7 Apply Thoroseal SP mixture by hand using a hard brush in two coats or

by trowel. If by brush, wait for the first coat be dry enough to be wiped
which is at least after 24 hours before applying the second coat.
8 If by trowel, apply a prime coat of thinner consistency before the first

trowel layer. The first trowel layer must be applied wet-to-wet to
brush on prime coat. The coatings should be in perpendicular
directions.
9 The mixed material must not be applied at temperatures below 5 OC

Can d in no instance should the total thickness exceed 5 millimeters in
a single application.
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Epoxy Tank Lining SEALBOND
0 Apply Sealproof cementitious waterproofing before proceeding with

application of Sealproof Seal bond
1 Apply two coats of Sealproof Sealbond non-toxic, porcelain finish

epoxy tank lining.
2 Cure finished waterproofed area for 10 days.
For Flexible Acrylic Liquid Membrane SOVACRYL LIQUID MEMBRANE
0 Inspect that the concrete slab surface slopes to the drainage system and
is free of ridges and sharp projections.
1 Hand steel or wood trowel finish concrete followed by soft hair broom
to obtain light texture.
2 Apply Sovacryl by means of roller or brush at a temperature higher

than 5 OC with a minimum of three coats: 1 primer and 2 top coats.
For Sealflex Waterproofing, EI 200
0 Hand steel or wood trowel finish concrete followed by soft hair broom
to obtain light texture.
1 Apply EI 200 by means of roller or brush at a temperature higher than

5 OC with a minimum of three coats: 1 primer and 2 top coats.
3.05 TESTING
Flood test all applicable waterproofed areas prior to acceptance of the job. Plug
all drains, build temporary dams at openings that water will be 25 millimeters
deep at the high point of the waterproofed area. Maintain the water for at least
24 hours. Remedy any evidence of leakage at once.
3.06 CURING
Where curing of waterproofing is required, cure strictly in accordance to the

manufacturer's specifications. Allow foot traffic only after complete curing.
For Flexible Waterproofing Mortar System, slow drying of Ertoflex membrane

ensures homogeneous curing and high waterproofing characteristics.
Ertoflex must be protected against rapid drying due to high
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C. temperatures or winds. Curing by wet burlap or plastic sheet is

recommended.
For Crystalline Capillary Waterproofing, backfill the excavation or recline the

walls, or stop the water pump five days after completion of the Sealproof
work.
3.07 GUARANTEE
The Contractor shall guarantee all waterproofing works to be free from defects
in materials and in workmanship and free from leaks for a period of ten years
from the date of final acceptance.
Leakage, peeling of waterproofing material, delamination of plies and air

bubble etc. are failures which shall be considered as defective works. Any
defect shall be repaired at the Contractor's expense.
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SECTION 0710 : DAMPPROOFING
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials, equipment, plant and other facilities and perform labor
required to protect all exterior finishes. See drawings and details fbr location
and extent of requirements.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Sample: Submit to the Architect samples of materials to be used secure

approval.
Manufacturer's Instructions: Submit to the Architect the Manufacturer's

Warranties: Upon completion, submit to the Architect written warranty than

the protection applied is effective for a period of five years.
1.03 PRODUCT HANDLING
Materials shall be delivered at the site in the original sealed containers and
packages bearing the manufacturer's name.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Specialty coating: DAVlES LIQUID TILE. This shall be applied to all exterior
walls to be protected against fungi attack or as indicated in the plans.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 APPLICATION
Application of materials shall be strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's

specifications and under the direction of the authorized distributor.
A. All defective concrete works shall be replaced prior to application of

repellant.
Clean all surfaces to which the material shall be applied with a water pressure
sprayer of at least 50 psi.
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Allow the surface to dry for good penetration.
All workers shall use protective covering at all times.
Apply DAVIES LIQUID TILE by a low pressure sprayer and flooded to a

surface so a rundown of 1 foot is obtained. Material coverage shall be from
10 to 20 square meter per gallon.
A. Concrete Surfaces: Apply once coat of DAVIES 5-530 LIQUID-TILE

PENETRATING SEALER by brush, spray or roller and let dry for 2 hours.
When necessary, putty surface imperfections, hairline cracks with DAVIES
5-1000 LIQUID TILE-PUTTY FILLER or DAVIES 5-900 LIQUID-TILE CAST
using putty knife. Let dry for 4 hours and sand. Apply one coat of DAVIES
5-700 LIQUID TILE UNDERCOAT PRIMER by brush, roller or spray and
let dry. Finish with two coats of DAVIES LIQUD-TILE TOPCOAT. Allow 2
hours in between coats.
B. Textured Finish: Apply one coat of DAVIES 5-530 LIQUID TILE

PENETRATING SEALER by brush, spray or roller and let dry for 2 hours.
Apply one coat of DAVIES 5-900 LIQIJID-TILE CAST using mortar gun. Let
dry for 10-15 minutes, then flatten with a plain roller (optional). Let dry for
one hour or more. Apply one coat of DAVIES 5-700 LIQUID-TILE
UNDERCOAT PRIMER by brush, roller or spray and let dry for 2 hours.
Finish with two coats of DAVIES LIQUID-TILE TOPCOAT. Allow 2 hours
in between coats.
C. Wood Surfaces: Apply one coat of DAVIES 5-700 LIQUID TILE

UNDERCOAT Primer by brush, roller or spray and let it dry for 2 hours.
Finish with two coats of DAVIES LIQUID-TILE TOPCOAT. Alloy 2 hours
in between coats.
Steel Surfaces: Apply one coat of DAVIES EPOXY PRIMER by brush, roller or
spray. Painting interval at 5-24 hours. Finish with two coats DAVES
LIQUID-TILE TOPCOAT. Allow 2 hours in between coats.
Other Surfaces (Plastics, PVC, Fiberglass): Finish with two coats of DAVIES
Liquid-Tile Topcoat by brush, roller or spray. Allow 2 hours in between
coats.
3.03 GUARANTEE
The Contractor shall guarantee that the protection applied is effective for a
period of five years upon completion.
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SECTION 0715 : CAULKS AND SEALANTS
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment and perform labor and services necessary to
complete application of caulks and sealants for precast panel joints, expansion
joints, construction joints, window sills, etc. See drawings and details For
location and extent of requirements.
1.02 DEFINITION
The term "waterproof' shall mean resistant to penetration of water from

rainfall.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. Samples: Submit to the Architect samples of materials to be used and secure

approval.
Manufacturer's Instructions: Submit to [lie Architect the Manufacturer's


the waterproofing installed is effective for a period of five years.
Materials shall be delivered to the site in the original sealed containers or

packages bearing manufacturer's name and brand specification
Materials stored on jobsite shall be protected from weather, moisture and

extreme temperature with extra ordinary care.
1.05 PROJECT CONDITION
Temperature and relative humidity conditions for a period before, during and
after application shall be as recommended by the manufacturer. If rain occurs,
apply surface to dry before proceeding with the applications.
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2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Seismic and expansion joints, perimeter caulking of precast panels: two parts
polysulfide sealant.
GE TOSSEAL 811/817 expansion joint sealant; DOW CORNING 790 or

EUXIT 950 of Euco Export AG Switzerland, ARDOKOL of Adshead
Ratcliffe & Co., Inc.
Sealing around en trances, storefronts, windows, metal curtain wall, flashing,

skylights, glazing, and bedding: structural silicone sealant.
GE ULTRAGLAZE SSG4000, SSG4400 or SSG44600 for structural

applications, GE SILGLAZE N-10, GE SILPRUF SCS2000 or GE
ULTRAPRUF II SCS2900 for general weatherproofing and non-structural
applications; DOW CORNING 795 or 995 for structural applications, DOW
CORNING 791 for general weatherproofing and non-structural
applications; CHEM CALK 1200 of Bostik Construction Products, [J.S.A.,
AR130SI1, of Adshead Ratcliffe & Co., Inc.
Perimeter caulking of sanitary fixtures, interior and exterior electrical and

mechanical fixture: polyurethane sealant.
GE SANITARY SCS1700; DOW CORNING Sanitary & 'rile Silicone Sealant

or CHEM ZALK 900 of Bostik Construction Products, U.S.A., ARI30FOAM
of Adshead Ratcliffe & Co., Inc.
Perimeter caulking of interior and exterior Electrical arid Mechanical Mixtures:

GE SILGLAZE N-10, GE PENSIL 300; DOW CORNING 791.
Backing Material: EUXIT 950 support strip of a closed cell polyethylene,

polyurethane or PVC foam which shall either be in rods or slabs.
Oakum: developed strands of rope Fibers, free from all staining elements.
Joints Caulking: quick drying liquid of types recommended by the

manufacturer of the materials to be applied in the joints.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 APPLICATION
All works shall be strictly as per manufacturer's instructions and applied only
by qualified contractor trained and approved by the manufacturer.
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Surface Condition
0 Prior to all work of this section, carefully inspect the installed work of
other trades, and verify that all such work is complete to the point
where this installation may commence. The waterproofing
manufacturer's representative shall verify to the Contractor that the
waterproofing may be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's
recommended methods and the original design. In the event of
discrepancy, immediately notify the Architect and proceed as he
directs.
1 Do not apply material if there is any possibility of rain before it can

cure.
2 All surfaces shall be clear, smooth, dry and in proper condition at the
time waterproofing is applied. Surfaces shall be free of dust, dirt,
grime, grease, efflorescence, oil, scale, rust and other substances or
coating that will impair the quality of the work. Waterblast to remove
all loose paint, chalk and other foreign material that may impair
adhesion of coatings.
3 Apply primer- by brush, roller or spray to all surfaces to be patched or

coated as may be required by manufacturer. Apply in accordance with
manufacturer's recommended coverage rates.
4 Apply materials with the use of standard equipment and rate of

application as dictated by the manufacturer's distributor.
Polysulfide and Polyurethene Sealant
0 The width-depth ratio of joints shall be 2:l. Depth of joints shall use a
backing material (closed cell polyethylene or equal) or a bond breaker
strip for proper depth control.
1 All joints shall maintain a uniform joint size as indicated in the

drawings. Any spoiled concrete joint shall be repaired using a two
component structural epoxy compound to maintain a monolithic
concrete joint. No repairs shall be allowed using plain mortar.
2 Apply EUXIT 950 primer at the rate of 13 square meter. Reapplication

of primer shall be required after 24 hours for joints that had been
exposed and application of sealant was not made for the day.
3 Mix sufficient EUXIT 950 Sealant using an electric drill and paddle.
Mixed sealant shall be applied within 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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Apply sealant with caulking gun starting from bottom to produce a void
free sealant.
Finish applied sealant with the use of rounded spatula to produce a

concave profile.
3.02 CLEANING
The surface adjoining caulked and sealed joints shall be cleaned of all smears
and other soiling.
3.03 GUARANTEE
The application shall guarantee the installation against poor workmanship far a
period of five years from the date of acceptance by the Owner. The Contractor
shall make all necessary repairs at his expense during that period.
Manufacturer shall guarantee material against moisture penetration for five
years.
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SECTION 0727 : FIRESTOPS
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment and perform labor and services necessary to
complete application of firestops at the following:
0 Smoke Extraction Ducts, Ventilation Ducts and other Ducts, cables

conduits, and piping penetrations through floor slabs and through
time-rated partitions or fire walls.
1 Openings between floor slabs and curtain walls, including inside

hollow curtain walls at the floor slab.
2 Openings between walls and ceilings of time-rated assemblies.
3 Penetration of vertical service shafts. Electrical and Mechanical

enclosures.
4 Openings and penetrations in enclosures with time-rated fire doors.
5 Steelwork such as columns and beams protection.
6 Other locations indicated or specified.
Include other materials required for the completion of the firestopping works.
See drawings and details for location and extent of requirements.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. Samples: Submit to the Architect samples of materials to be used and secure

approval.
Manufacturer's Data: Submit to the Architect the Manufacturer's complete

printed data of the material composition, characteristics, performance, etc.
Shop drawings: Submit to the Architect detailed shop drawings showing

installation details including reinforcements, anchorage:; and fastenings.
Secure approval prior to installation.

the firestop installed is effective for a period of 10 years.
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Materials shall be delivered to the site in the original sealed containers or

packages bearing manufacturer's name and brand designations and
product descriptions.
Materials stored on jobsite shall be covered and protected from damage. Do

not use damaged materials.
1.04 PRODUCT CONDITION
Temperature and relative humidity conditions for a period before, during and
after application shall be as recommended by the manufacturer.
1.05 APPLICABLE CODES
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Publications:
0 E 84-84 Standard 'Test .Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of

Building Materials
1 E 136-82 Standard Test Method for Behavior of Materials in a Vertical

Tube Furnace at 750%
2 E 814-83 Standard Method of Fire 'fests of Through-Penetration Fire

Stops
Underwriter's Laboratories, Inc. (UL) Publications:
0 Fire Tests of Through-Penetration Firestops 1479-83 (R 1984)
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
Firestop materials shall be UL listed.
Use only one brand throughout the project.
The penetration seals materials must be unaffected by moisture and must

maintain the integrity of the wall and floor assembly for its rated time
period when tested in accordance with ASTM E814 (UL 1479).
Firestopping material shall be asbestos-free and lead-free and shall not be

incorporated with oil. Do not use of hazardous solvents.
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Firestopping material shall be capable of maintaining an effective barrier

against flame and gascs in compliance with the following requirements.
0 FLAMESPREAD ASTM E 84: 25 or less.
1 SMOKE DEVELOPMENT: ASTM C 84: 50 or less.
2 FIRE RESISTANCE AND HOSTSTREAM TESTS: Firestopping

materials shall be rated "F" and "7'" in accordance with ASTM E 814 or
UL 1479, except that the "'I"' rating may be based on thermocouples
placed one inch from a penetrating item in lieu of direct attachment to
penetrating items. Rating periods shall conform to the following:
0 Time-rated fiber or wall assemblies: At least 3 hours or as

indicated otherwise.
1 Openings between floor slabs and curtain walls: At least 3 hours
unless otherwise indicated.
2.02 MATERIALS
Use PROMAT, HILTI or approved equal.
BUILDING BOARDS: such as calcium silicate boards. Non-combustible,

inorganic, shall not rot, shall not support growth of molds, and shall not
attract pests.
INTUMESCENT DOOR STRIPS: self-adhesive lengths of vinyl faced

intumescent material 10 millimeters wide, used to contribute to the fire
resistance of single leaf fire door assemblies for up to one hour.
EXPANSION JOINT STRIPS: compressible, flexible, fire-resistant seals used

where movement joints are formed in the structure of a building. It consists
of layers of intumescent material bonded to Class O foam.
PIPE COLLAR KITS: consists of a pipe wrap and an adjustable steel shell used
to prevent the passage of smoke through gaps caused by the collapse
and/or melting of combustible services in event of fire.
MORTAR SEAL: fire resistant lightweight, hydraulic cement composition

applied as a premixed dry powder for on site addition of water. Used for
sealing the openings required for the passage of cables and metal pipes
through walls and floors.
ACRYLIC MAS'I'IC: white, water-based acrylic intumescent mastic ideal for

sealing small gaps and holes up to 35 millimeters wide in fire resisting
applications.
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VENTILATION BLOCK: Usually installed above cable ducts or areas with

enclosures above ceilings that need ventilation. A metal ventilation with
intumescent strips on the openings
OTHER MATERIALS: required to complete the firestopping works including

accessories, fasteners and anchorages.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 APPLICATION
All works shall be strictly as per manufacturer's instructions and applied only
by qualified contractor trained and approved by the manufacturer.
Coordinate the work with other trades. Firestopping materials at penetrations

of insulated pipes and ducts shall be applied prior to insulation, unless the
insulation meets the requirements specified for firestopping.
Surfaces to be in contact with firestopping materials shall be free of dirt, dust,

grease, oil, loose material, rust, or other substances that may affect proper
fitting, adhesion of the firestopping materials, or the required fire resistance.
Clean metal and glass with non-alcohol solvent.
3.03 INSTALLATION
Installation of firestops shall be performed by an applicator or installer

qualified and trained by the manufacturer.
Install firestopping materials in accordance with the manufacturer's

instructions and the following requirements.
0 Filling: Firestopping materials shall completely fill the void spaces.
1 Floors: Firestoppinig materials for filling voids in floors having

openings of 100 millimeters or more shall be installed to support the
same load as the floor is designed to support, unless the area is
protected by a permanent barrier preventing loading or traffic on the
firestopped area.
Do, nut proceed with installation of fire stop materials when temperatures
exceed the manufacturer's recommended limit for installations.
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D. Apply firestop in accordance with fire test reports, fire resistance

requirements, acceptable sample installation and manufacturer's
recommendation.
Seal holes and penetrations to ensure an effective smoke seal.
In areas of high traffic, protect firestopping materials from damage. If the

opening is large, install firestopping materials capable of supporting the
weight of a human load.
Insulation types specified in other sections shall not be installed in lieu of

firestoppping materials specified herein.
All combustible penetrants such as non-metallic or insulated metallic pipes,

shall have fire stopping using products and system tested in a
configuration representative of the field condition.
When required to properly contain firestopping materials within opening,

damning or packing matcrials may be utilized. Combustible damning
material must be moved after appropriate curing. Non-combustible
damning materials may be left as a permanent components of the firestop
systems.
3.04 EXAMINATION OF FIRESTOPPED AREAS
Examine firestopped areas to ensure proper installation prior to concealing or

enclosing the firestopped areas.
3.05 CLEANING
A. Remove spilled and excess materials adjacent to firestopping without

damaging adjacent surface.
Leave finished work in neat, clean condition without evidence of spillovers or

damage to adjacent surfaces.
3.06 GUARANTEE
The application shall guarantee the installation against poor workmanship and
material performance for a period of [o years from the date of acceptence by
the Owner. The Contractor shall make all necessary repairs at his expense
during that period.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 8 : DOORS, WINDOWS & GLASS Design Consortium International
DIVISION 8 – DOORS
SECTION 0800 : STEEL DOORS
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials, accessories and equipment and perform labor conforming to

manufacturer's specification required to complete roll up steel doors, flush
perlite core steel door, flush hollow core steel door, and steel louver door. See
drawings and details for location and extent of requirements.
Submit for approval of the Architect, shop drawings of fabricated items

showing sizes of all members, details of connections, fabrication; and
installation.
Submit corner section of doors and jambs.
Secure for approval of all shop drawings prior to start of fabrication work.
Protect all finished work until turnover to the Owner.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
DOORS
0 Rolled steel plates and sections shall be as per ASTM specification A33.
1 Roll-up steel doors slat type gauge 16 galvanized aluminum steel,

electrically (motor) operated with provisions for hand operation in
case of power failure. Provide wicket door, endlocks and windlocks as
per Architect's requirement. Finish and slat type as per Architect's
selection.
Metal roll-up doors and operators shall be as manufactured by

Filipinas Shutters Inc.
2 Flush Perlite core steel door: gauge 18 METAFLUSH metal doors with
panic exit device as manufactured by Filipinas Shutters Inc. Doors
shall be fire rated for 45 minutes to 3 hours depending on location.
Provide monitor glass as indicated.
3 Flush hollow core steel door: gauge 18 METAFLUSF metal door

manufactured by Filipinas Shutters Inc.
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e. Steel grille and louver door: swing type, gauge 18.
2.02 FABRICATION
Fabricate as directed by the manufacturer.
Fabricate in a manner to provide for expansion and contraction but insure

rigidity.
Install in a manner to provide for expansion and contraction but insure rigidity
and provide close fittings of sections.
Shop paint with two coats of air dried zinc chromate rust inhibitive primer.
Clean all surfaces and test all framing and hardware. Make all repairs and
adjustment to the work, leaving it in a satisfactory condition.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Erect all frames plumb, square, and true to line and level with secure fastening
to structures and anchors. Install formed steel stiffeners and reinforcement
within frames at all points where top screw fastening are used in connections
with embedded strap anchorage.
3.02 HARDWARE
Have all metal doors mortised, reinforced, drilled and tapped for mortise
hardware in accordance with templates or hardware finish.
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SECTION 0810 : ALUMINUM DOORS AND WINDOWS
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials, accessories and equipment and perform labor required to

complete aluminum frames for doors arid windows. See drawings and
schedules for size, details and location of required work.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Submit shop drawings and secure Architect's approval prior to fabrication.
Submit sample corner sections, hinges, tracks, handles and all other
accessories.
1.03 DELIVERY AND STORAGE
Inspect materials delivered to the site for damage.
Unload and store with a minimum of handling. Provide storage spaces in dry
locations with adequate ventilation, free from dust or water, which permit
easy access for inspection and handling.
Store materials neatly on the floor, properly stacked on non-absorptive strips or

wood platforms. Do not cover doors and frames with traps, polyethylene
film, or similar coverings.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
Sections as indicated and fabricated by Glass World Inc., Reynold's Phils. Inc.
or Hooven Comalco Industries Inc.
Aluminum alloy shall consist of extruded shapes and sheet materials

complying with ASTM B221, alloy 6063-T5 and alloy 6063-T6. Aluminum
sheets arid strips shall comply with ASTM B209; alloy and temper best
suited for the purpose. Provide hard aluminum role stainless steel screws,
nuts, washers, rivets and other miscellaneous fastening devices.
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C. Aluminum extrusions shall be given pre-anodic treatment and then:

anodized in accordance with NAAMM's "Metal Finishes Manual". Finish
shall be uniform in appearance to produce a class 1 architectural finish and
shall have anodic coating of not less than 0.007 inch thick with a minimum
weight of 32mg. per square inch hardcoat anodized conforming to Aminum
Association Classification AA-M12 C22A44.
D. Aluminum paint: type as recommended by manufacturer, a factory applied,

oven-baked, 70 percent KYNAR 500 based coating conforming to AAMA
605.2. Color as per Architect's choice.
Fasteners:
0 Exposed Fastening: aluminum, countersunk stainless steel Phillips

head screws, or other non-corrosive material spaced not more than 300
millimeters on centers.
1 Unsealed Fastening: cadmium- plated self-tapping screws.
Anchors: Steel with a hot dipped galvanized finish. Provide anchors on the
backs of the sizes and shapes, as indicated, for securing aluminum frames
to adjacent construction. Reinforce and securely anchor free standing door
frames near top and bottom of each jamb and at intermediate points not
more than 600 millimeters apart. Use stainless steel bolts and expansion
rivets for fastening clip anchors.
Automatic door: Provide complete mechanism and sensors.
Finish hardware: See Section 0830 FINISH HARDWARE.
Weather stripping: See Section 0840 WEATHER STRIPPING &

CAULKING.
Glass and Glazing: See Section 0850 GLASS AND GLAZING.
2.02 FABRICATION
A. Factory prefabricate all ,frames in accordance to the designs and

dimensions indicated in the drawings. All door and framing sections shall
be of extruded aluminum alloy and temper to meet or exceed finishing and
structural criteria. Door stiles and rails, excluding glass stops, shall be
tubular and have a minimum metal wall thickness of three millimeters.
Glazing beads, mouldings and trim shall not be less than 1.5 millimeters.
All weathering shall be hard backed silicone treated polypropylene. Frames
that are to receive fixed glass shall have removable glass stops and glazing
beads.
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Door stiles and rails shall be accurately joined at corners with heavy concealed
reinforcement brackets secured with bolts and screws, and shall be MI6
welded. Doors shall have snap-in stops with bulb glazing on both sides of
the glass. No exposed screws shall be permitted. Each door leaf shall be
equipped with an adjusting mechanism located in the toprail near the lock
stile, which provide for minor clearance adjustment after installation
Weathering shall be installed in the hinge stile of the pairs or single center
hung doors. The lock stile of a single center hung door, active meeting stile
at a pair of butt hung, offset pivot, or center hung doors shall have an
adjustment astragal weather strip. Door frame and sidelight framing shall
be accurately joined at corners with unexposed screws. All glazing shall be
flushed, including the horizontal muntins and sills and held in place by
E.P.D.M. glazing gasket on both sides. No applied stops shall be permitted
except at the transom bar of central hung doors. All butt hung and offset
pivot door frames shall have door stops at jambs and head with continuous
weathering.
Protective Coating: Clean all surfaces and apply a protective coating of clear,
water-white methacrylate-type lacquer, resistant to alkaline mortar and
plaster immediately after fabrication. Covering shall not chip, peel or flake
due to temperature or weather, and shall protect against discoloration and
surface damage from transportation, storage and construction activities.
Covering shall be readily removable without affecting the finish. Covering
shall be either adhesive payer, waterproof tape, or strippable plastic and
may not be removed even after completion of installation.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Set and anchor frames as shown in details and approved shop drawings. Set
frames plumb and square and brace where necessary to prevent distortion.
Set frames without springing, forcing or distorting the product.
Secure frames in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Wedge clear of masonry all frames set in prepared openings five millimeters to
six millimeters to allow for caulking.
Protection of Aluminum From Dissimilar Materials
0 Aluminum to Dissimilar' Metals: Where aluminum surfaces come in

contact with metals other than stainless steel, zinc or white bronze of
small area, keep aluminum surfaces from direct contact with
incompatible metals by one or a combination of the following
methods:
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1 Painting the dissimilar metal with one coat of heavy bodied

bituminous paint.
2 Applying a good quality caulking material between the aluminum

and the dissimilar metal.
3 Painting the dissimilar metal with a prime coat of zinc-chromate

primer, followed by one coat of aluminum paint or other suitable
protective coating, excluding those containing lead pigmentation.
Drainage From Dissimilar Metals: Paint dissimilar metals used in location

where drainage from them passes over aluminum as specified above
to prevent staining of aluminum.
Aluminum to Masonry and Concrete: Give aluminum surfaces in contact

with mortar, concrete, or other masonry materials one coat of heavy-
bodied bituminous paint.
3.02 ADJUSTMENTS
Adjust all frames and attach hardware before glazing.
Secure all windows and doors to be watertight arid all hardware operating free
and easy.
3.03 HARDWARE
Have all doors, windows and frames mortised, reinforced, drilled and tapped
in mortise hardware in accordance with templates or hardware finish.
Provide doors to receive surface-applied hardware, except push plates, kick

plates, and mop plate, with reinforcing only; drill and tap in the field. Provide
metal for hardware reinforcements of stainless steel and secure by stainless
steel screws. Provide reinforcement in core of flush doors as required to receive
locks, door closers, and other hardware.
3.04 CLEANING
Upon completion and installation, thoroughly clean surfaces of doors and

frames in accordance with the recommended method of the manufacturer. Do
not use abrasive caustic or acid-cleaning agents.
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SECTION 0820 : WOOD DOORS
1.00 GENERAL (Note: See Schedule of Door for Applicable Door Specification)
1.01 SCOPE

complete solid wood door, wood panel doors, wood flush doors and other
wood doors. See drawings and details for sizes, location, extent and other
requirements.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Submit sample corner sections of wood doors and jambs for approval of the
Architect.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
Protect doors adequately from scratches and other stains with heavy building
paper until final turnover to Owner.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
DOORS
0 Solid panel doors 44 millimeter thick with , sheet laminated finish, Medium
density fiber board - EO type, DOUGLAS FIR ENGINEERED WOOD
JOINTED –SOILD FINGER JOINTED WOOD, as distributed by YYD
SYSTEM INTERIORS
1 Hollow core flush type door, 44mm thick with KD Tanguile frames both
face with 6 millimeter thick marine plywood
1 Finish hardware: See Section 0830 FINISH HARDWARE.
2.02 FABRICATION
A. Assemble joints in doors with water-resistant glue: Keep doors under

pressure until glue has thoroughly set.
Sand smooth finished doors. Provide doors with joints and clean cut
mouldings.
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Keep faces free from defects or machine marks that will show through the
finish.
Flush Doors Hollow Core: Provide doors with cross-banding and edgings.
Make face veneer first quality selected plywood or lawanit as directed in
the drawings or as specified herein.
Provide lock blocks of size required for hardware used.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Cut, trim and fit each door to its frame and hardware accurately.
Give allowance for painter's finish and possible swelling or shrinkage.
Provide not more than three millimeters clearance at lock and hanging stiles
and not more than six millimeters at bottom.
Round all corners to 37 millimeters radius. Bevel slight lock and rail edges.
All doors shall operate freely and all hardware shall be properly adjusted and
functioning.
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SECTION 0830 : FINISH HANDWARE
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish and install all materials arid equipment and perform labor required to
fully equip in the most satisfactory conditions all metal doors and
windows, all aluminum doors and windows, all wood doors and windows
cabinets, drawers, etc.
Include nails, spikes, bolts, long screws, etc.
See drawings and details for sizes, location, extent and other requirements.
Furnish and fit in place all hardware riot herein specifically mentioned but
necessary to leave the work complete. All such hardware, should there be
any, shall conform in every respect to the balance of thc hardware herein
specified.
1.02 CODES AND STANDARDS
A. Conform performance to applicable standards of American National

Standards Institute (ANSI) and Builders Hardware Manufacturers
Association (BHMA)
Conform to applicable fire rated door and exit hardware standards of the
Underwriters Laboratories (UL).
Specific components identified in the hardware sets will take precedence over
the product standards. Product standards are to be adjusted to suit the
work that receives the hardware.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
Submit samples and shop drawings of detailed hardware and accessories for
Architect's approval.
1.04 TRADEMARK
Each hardware shall bear the trademark of the manufacturer. Trademark shall
not appear on the exposed surface except as small inconspicuous marks.
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1.05 ALTERNATES
Where the exact types of hardware are not adaptable to the furnishing shape or
sizes of members requiring the hardware, irritable types having as nearly as
practicable the same operation, quality, form arid appearance as the
corresponding individual types specified shall be furnished upon Architect's
approval.
1.06 PLACING ORDER OF HARDWARE
The Contractor shall place his order for all hardware early in order to avoid
delay in the job. No request for extension of time shall be entertained by the
Owner or the Architect due to this delay. No substitution of hardware shall be
allowed due to negligence of the Contractor on this matter.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
Butt Hinges: commercial grade, ANSI and UI, listed, satin stainless steel.
WEYLAN.
0 Types:
4 BR 4½" x 4" for steel doors

2 BB 4" x 4" for main entrance doors
3½" x 3½" plain bearing for other interior wood doors
b. Each panel of hinged door shall hang on:
2 butts for doors 1.50 meters in height

3 butts for doors 1.50 meters to 2.10 meters in height
4 butts for doors 2.10 meters and above in height with additional
of 1 butt for every 0.65 meters. or a fraction thereof
unless otherwise specified.
c. Size of Butt:
Thickness Width of Size of Butt Hinge

of Door Door
28millimeters 900 mm 75millimeters by 75millimeters

34millimeters or less 87millimeters by 87millimeters
43millimeters 100millimeters by 100millimeters
0830-02
Pivots and Door Closers: heavy duty type. DORMA, YALE or WEYLAN.
Consider accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Provide closers with
adjustments to meet the required delayed action arid maximum push or
pull opening forces permitted by governing codes.
Grip Handles, Deadbolts and Cylindrical Locksets: BEST, WEYLAN, HAGER

or YALE.
0 Types
0 Aluminum doors: stainless cylindrical lockset

1 Main Entrance Doors: 'handcrafted sets with grip handle.
0WEYLAN HA419 mortise type, bright brass finish with BEST

lockset for Penthouse Units.
1WEYLAN H2621 cylindrical type, satin stainless steel finish with
BEST lockset for other Residential Units.
2 Bedroom, Toilets, Offices: grade 2 fire rated cylindrical bore

lockset, G pins, orbit type, satin stainless steel finish. WEYLAN
A871
1 Keys and Master Keys: All cylinder locks shall be master keyed.
Furnish Owner with two keys For each cylinder lock and six keys for
each master system. Identify each key with a securely attached non-
ferrous metal tag or a durable plastic tag.
2 Key Cabinet: wall mounted. Locate as directed by the Architect.

Furnish with master keyed dual control locking system. Pocket on
door for index binder and key collection envelopes. Furnish cross
reference index binder, key file tags, key collection envelopes, receipt
cards and holders required to complete key control system.
Fire Exit Device: heavy duty, stainless steel, rim type F08 function. PRECISION
ADVENTEX by Detex Architectural Hardware.
Flush Bolt for aluminum swing door: stainless steel. TREMCO.
Door Selector: provide Tor inactive leaf of pair of doors. Furnish with catch and
carry bars.
Door Pulls, Plates, Push Bar Thresholds, Bumpers, Stops and Holders, etc:
TREMCO.
Sliding Doors and Windows: stainless steel cam latch. Provide with track and
carrier assembly, stops, guide arid pulls.
Casement and Awning

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0 Locking handle shall engage with a concealed keeper attached to vent

and shall have cam action that will securely lock lead to the frame.
1 Extension type hinges, welded to frame and vent, shall be bronze

bushed with steel hinge pins and shall be provided ferrous to non-
ferrous contact between movable surfaces.
2 Simplex type casement shall have friction type hinges with friction
washers. Hinges shall be welded to both frame and vent. For all
awning windows, use WHITCO FRICTION STAY hinges or approved
equal. Polished bronze cam locking handle shall be provided for each
casement leaf and awning leaf.
Cabinet Hinge and locks: HETTICH or HAFELE.
Drawer slide: metal. KV.
Cabinet/Drawer pulls and other accessories: provide as per Architect's

requirement.
Padlock: solid brass case, hardened steel shackle, triple nickle plated with sizes
as required. BEST, YALE or ROCKET brand.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
A. Install hardware to fit details as shown in the drawings and as per

manufacturer's specifications with screws to match the finish. Supply all
necessary templates and instructions required.
Exposed Items of hardware: After hardware has been properly fitted, all
exposed items such as knobs, plates, pulls, locks, etc. shall be removed until
final coat of plaster's finish has been applied, and then hardware applied.
Door Knobs, Lock and Latch Strikes: All locks and latch strikes shall be
installed in door frames at the same height from the floor. Door knobs shall
be located so that the center of the knobs is 950 millimeters from the
finished floor and/or as directed by the Architect.
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SECTION 0840 : WEATHER STRIPPING AND
CAULKING 1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment and perform labor to complete all types of
weather stripping in the form of rubber and vinyl strip caulking.
1.02 SUBMITTAL
Submit samples of weather strip elements for- approval by the Architect.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
Vinyl/Mohair: For aluminum framed doors and windows. Provide continuous

wood pile type, silicone-treated weather-stripping or a type recommended by
the manufacturer with the approval of the Architect in stiles and rails of
exterior. Attach weather stripping to aluminum holders and fit into slats which
are integral with door and frame stops. Provide weather stripping easy to
replace without special tools, and adjustable at meeting rails of pairs of doors.
Installation shall allow doors to swing freely and close positively.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Install on all interior door and window openings to render them watertight.
Install on all interior doors to silence door.
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SECTION 0850 : GLASS AND GLAZING
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish glass free from imperfection and water marks and other materials and
equipment and perform labor required to complete all glass and glazing work.
See drawings for size, location and details.
1.02 SAMPLES
Submit samples of glass panels with factory labels and glazing compound for
1.03 LABELS
Label each glass panel and do not remove from glass panel until filial cleaning
and after inspection and approval.
1.04 DELIVERY AND STORAGE
Deliver only as required and store in a safe location or as directed.
Store so that glass shall not be subjected to cyclic wetting and drying to avoid
staining or etching of the glass surface. Unpack only when ready for use.
Insulated glass shall be kept leaned at five degrees to seven degrees from the
vertical positions on sturdy upright supports.
1.05 PROTECTION
A. Protect all glass from damage, breakage, staining, etching, differential

aging, abrasion, scratches, impact during construction and until final
acceptance of contract work. Replace unless satisfactory corrective
measures can be made at the job without removing the damaged glass, as
directed by the Architect.
Glazed openings shall be identified with a colorful flag, festoon, or tape

suspended near, but not in contact with the glass. Tapes or banners may be
attached to the sash at head, jambs or site with non-staining adhesive or by
any convenient mechanical means. Mark or coat glass partially or
completely with "X”, "S" or other symbols with soap, wax cleaning powders
or other materials.
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2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 GENERAL
Doors: six or 12 millimeters thick tempered plate glass, flat edge polished; 12
millimeters thick for main glass doors and frameless glass doors by
Glassworld, Inc. or approved equal.
Windows and Transoms by Glassworld, Inc. or approved equal:
0 Fixed glass on aluminum frame windows: six millimeters thick clear

float glass.
1 Glass on steel frame windows: six millimeters thick sheet glass.
2 Fixed and picture windows: six millimeters clear glass unless

otherwise indicated.
3 Fixed glass panel: 2.10 meters or higher located in public areas

including storefronts: 10 millimeters thick clear float glass unless
otherwise indicated.
4 Lean glass: three millimeters thick for areas not exceeding 0.18 square
meters and five millimeters thick for areas exceeding 0.18 square
me4er.s unless otherwise indicated.
Mirrors: six millimeters thick polished plate glass with concealed hanging
devices, grade "A" waterproofing and 6 millimeters thick Tanguile
plywood backing, all in accordance with the detailed drawings. Mirrors
shall be manufactured with not less than two coats of silver hermetically
sealed with an impervious protective coat of copper deposited over the
silver by electrolysis and then given a coat of hard mirror backing paint
over a coat of pure shellac. Mirrors shall be distortion free.
Curtain Wall: refer to Division 8 Section 0860.
2.02 QUALITY
All glass shall be of uniform quality and free from excessive distortions.
All glass shall be clean and of polished glazed quality.
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2.03 GLAZING
Glazing materials for glass installations may be:
Bulk compounds such as Mastics: elastic compounds arid non-skinning

compounds shall be of good grade and approved quality.
Preformed sealants such as Synthetic Polymer-base sealants shall be resilient or

non-resilient type.
Preformed gaskets shall be compression type and structural type.
Curtain Wall: refer to Division 8 Section 0860.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Prevent glass from all contact with metal or any hard or sharp materials to
prevent edge clips, cracks and other defects by use of resilient shims laced
at quarter points. Utilize safety mechanism such as laminating the glass
when necessary.
Employ only skilled mechanics.
Use resilient sealants.
Bed back putty, secure in place and face putty all glass.
0 Apply putty uniformly in straight lines with accurately formed levels

and clean-cut corners.
1 Apply a thin layer of putty to rebate.
2 Set by pressing until an even bed is secured.
3 Place doring wire or angle glazing clips and runface putty.
4 Remove excess putty from other side flush with edge of rebate.
Use stops in sizes permitting a "good grip" on the glass. Secure stops on doors
with screws.
Install glass only in openings that are rigid, plumb and square.
Install glass only after rebates have been primed and dried.
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Set opaque, ground, frosted and other glass with smooth surface outside.
Set glass in hollow metal doors and in metal frames of interior partition of felt
insets of bed-in putty to prevent any rattle.
Allow sufficient clearance at edges of glass to compensate for its expansion or

for some settlement of the building. Clearance should be 6 millimeters from
edge to frame and 3 millimeters for face or as per manufacturer's
recommendation.
Set all glass before final painting.
Removal of putty or glazing compound smears from glass shall be performed

by the glazing contractor during the material's normal work life. Failure to
do so may result in damage to the glass.
3.02 INSTALLATION
During the course OF construction, the glass shall be cleaned frequently as per
manufacturer's recommendation. Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners or
cleaning equipment nor alkaline materials. Rinse immediately with clean water
and promptly remove the excess water with clean squeegee or a cellulose
sponge to prevent water spots. Grease, glazing compounds and similar
materials shall be flushed off with MEK, toluene or xylene as per
manufacturer's specification. All glass shall be cleaned of any extraneous
materials and washed by the Contractor, using materials and methods
recommended by the glass manufacturer before final acceptance and
occupancy.
3.03 BREAKAGE AND FAULTY INSTALLATION
Glass breakage caused in executing the work or by faulty installation shall be

replaced by the Contractor at his own expense.
Improperly set glass which does not fully meet requirements for its made shall
not be accepted and shall be replaced by the Contractor at his own expense.
Lost and damaged materials shall be replaced by the Contractor at his own
expense
0850-04
SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 9 : FINISHES Design Consortium International
City
DIVISION 9 - FINISHES
SECTION 0900 : FURRING, LATHING AND
PLASTERING 1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish all materials, equipment, appliances and labor necessary to complete

all metal furring, lathing and plastering work as show1 in the drawing and
hereinafter specified.
See related sections on WOOD, PLASTIC, PLASTIC GROUNDS and

PAINTING PLASTER.
1.02 DELIVERY AND STORAGE OF MATERIALS
Deliver all manufactured materials in the original packages, containers and

bundles bearing the name of the manufacturer and the brand. Store plaster,
cement and lime on the ground under watertight cover and away from
sweating walls and damp surfaces until ready for use. Remove damaged or
deteriorated materials from the premises.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Gypsum plaster: ASTM C 28, fibered for base coats, or calcined for finish coat.
Masonry Cement for plastering, rendering, laying, bedding and pointing:

WALCRETE or approved equal. Or Portland Cement: ASTM C 150.
Sand: screened S-1 sand as per ASTM C35-67.
Water: clean, free from oils, acids, alkali, organics and other injurious matter.
Bonding Agent: resinous water emulsion type. Use without reducing and in
accordance with manufacturer's specifications.
Plaster Reinforcement: synthetic fiber.
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Corner Beads, Casing Beads and Accessories:

0 Expansion or perforated corner beads: not lighter than 26 gauge,
galvanized, formed with the bead not exceeding five millimeters. With
flanges at least 62 millimeters wide or PVC plastering guide.
1 Plaster stop beads: not lighter than 26 gauge galvanized metal with
expanded metal wing, unless otherwise shown on the drawings.
2 Special beads: form of material and to profile shown, but not lighter
than 26 gauge galvanized iron.
Ceiling Suspension System: hot dipped galvanized steel 1.0 millimeters thick,
12 millimeters deep by 32 millimeters wide main runner channel; and
galvanized steel 0.4 millimeters thick, 12 millimeters deep by 37 millimeters
wide Z or 19 millimeters deep 50 millimeters wide J furring channels
suspended by hanger wires or rods.
Hangers and other fastening: Hangers for the support of ceiling runners shall
be six millimeters diameter hot dipped galvanized steel or soil steel straps,
sized five millimeters by 25 millimeters unless otherwise specified.
Drywall Partition System: hot dipped galvanized steel 0.8 millimeters thick, 32
millimeters deep top and bottom tracks and studs fastened with blind
rivets or screws.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 GENERAL
Plastered walls shall include partitions, returns, reveals, and back of recesses
and alcoves. Plaster on walls shall be carried to the floor between grounds,
backs of applied bases, cabinets, and other Fixed equipment. All complete
surfaces plastered direct shall first be coated with bonding agent.
Portland cement plaster: apply where shown or scheduled over metal lath. All
exterior plaster shall be Portland Cement Plaster unless otherwise shown in
drawings.
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3.02 INSTALLATION
Plaster stop head: Provide where shown and where plastering terminates and
is not covered by other finish. Set the beads level, plumb and true to line.
Install in as long legs as practicable and align the joints in straight runs with
splice or tie plates. Secure beads applied to metal lath with the wire. Where
the structure backing is concrete or masonry, secure the beads with
galvanized nail or drive screw driven into fiber plugs set in masonry or by
other approved metals. Space fastening not more than 300 millimeters on
center.
Corner beads: Provide on all external corners and in single lengths where the
length or a corner does not exceed the stock lengths.
Miter or cone the beads at corners and fasten securely with tie wire,
galvanized staples or off-set head or hook-head lath nails spaced not more
than 200 millimeters on center, staggered.
Comer lath: Install in the following locations:
0 At interior angles where the abutting surfaces are of different materials

and are both to be plastered. Nail lath on 150 millimeters centers to
both materials at outer edges.
1 At interior angles where the abutting surfaces are metal lath.
2 Tie comer lath securely to abutting lath surfaces at the outer edges
only at intervals not more than 150 millimeters on center.
Shrinkage Control Joints: Install in Portland Cement Plaster where shown. Coat
with oil to prevent adherence of plaster.
Metal Lath: Apply in such a manner as to form true surfaces, straight, without
sags or buckles, and with long dimensions of the lath at right angles to the
direction of the supports. Apply metal lath with the lower sheet lapping
over the upper sheet and secure the side laps of lath on columns to
supports and tie at intervals not exceeding 225 millimeters between the
supports.
Strip Lath: Install over the joints between concrete block or dissimilar base
materials when the surface to be plastered lie in the same place and when
the base materials cannot be effectively bended or anchored together.
Install 300 millimeters by 600 millimeters self-furring lath strips diagonally
over corners of all openings in plastered masonry and gypsum lath
partitions.
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PVC Plastering Guide: Determine desire plaster thickness with a plumb bob
Apply ample coat of mortar to the surface of the wall, column or corner. Fix
the plastering guide on the surface ensuring that the guide fin is aligned
with the plumb bob string. Let dry until firm. Apply plaster on the surface
with a plastering equipment. Shave off excess plaster with a straight edge
rule using the fins of the plastering guide to smoothen the surface.
3.03 THICKNESS OF PLASTER
Plaster thickness shall be as shown, except as specified for skim coat or

concrete columns. The minimum thickness of plaster over various backings
shall be as follows:
Plaster Base Thickness of Plaster including finish coat
Metal 16 millimeters
Wire Lath and Fabric 16 millimeters
All other types 12 millimeters
Masonry 16 millimeters
Monolithic concrete walls 16 millimeters
Monolithic concrete ceilings 9 millimeters
Plaster thickness when measured from the back plans of metal lath, exclusive
of ribs, shall be 18 millimeters minimum.
If monolithic concrete ceilings or wall surfaces require more than nine

millimeters or 16 millimeters, respectively, of plaster to produce required lines
or surfaces, metal lath or wire lath bonding for the plaster shall be attached to
the concrete before application of plaster. Where the concrete ceiling or
surfaces are such as to require the application of excessive thickness of plaster
to produce required lines or surfaces, lath shall be applied over metal furring
secured to the concrete. The finished coat shall have a minimum thickness of
two millimeters and a maximum of three millimeters.
3.04 GROUNDS
Wood grounds shall develop a minimum plaster thickness of not less than that
specified above. Provide spot plaster grounds where required. Install metal
grounds of the types indicated at all location shown or where plaster is
terminated and not covered by other finish.
3.05 PREPARATION FOR PLASTERING
Temperature and Ventilation: In damp or rainy weather, provide properly

regulated head and take precautions against poor rapid drying before set
has occurred.
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Surfaces: Carefully examine surfaces before the plaster is applied thereto, and
do not proceed until unsatisfactory conditions have been satisfactorily
remedied or adjusted.
Metal Grounds: Other accessories such as casing beads, corner beads, etc. shall
be carefully examined to see that they are straight, curved, plumbed, level,
square or true to the required angles as the case may require, before the
plaster is applied.
3.06 BONDING AGENT
Bonding agent shall be used over concrete surfaces indicated on drawings to

receive, regular plaster finish or white skim coat of plaster.
Prior to application of the bonding agent, remove all dirt, dust, oil, grease, wax
and loose materials from surfaces to be coated. Apply bonding agent by brush,
roller or spray in accordance with manufacturer's directions and completely
cover the surface.
In areas where concrete surfaces have bulges or depressions more than six
millimeters in 1200 millimeters when measured with a straight edge shall be
leveled up with the brown coat of gypsum plaster and screened to within three
millimeters below the finished plaster surface.
Apply the brown coat for leveling over the bonding agent.
3.07 MIXING OF THE PLASTER
Mixed in accordance with the printed instructions of the manufacturer. Except

when hand-mixing of small batches is approved, use mechanical mixers of an
approved type. Do not use caked or lumped materials. Clean mechanical
mixer, mixing oxides and tools after mixing each batch and keep free of plaster
from previous mixes. Mix with the proper amount of water until uniform in
color and consistency. Retampering will not be permitted. Discard all plaster
that has begun to stiffen.
Masonry cement or Portland cement plaster: Mix in the following proportion

by volume for all coats:
1 part cement
3- ½ parts sand
oz. of 12-112% solution of air-entraining agent
lb. hair or fiber per sack of cement
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3.07 APPLICATION OF PLASTER
Surfaces that are to receive plaster shall be clean and free of defects. Provide
regulated ventilation. Plastering, except as otherwise indicated or specified,
shall be three-coat work on all materials with the scratch and brown coats
carried to the floor. Finish coats shall have a reasonably uniform thickness at
any point. Surfaces shall be flat and walls shall be straight and plumb, and
interior angles shall be square, with arises slightly rounded. Solidly grout door
frames occurring in walls, using plaster specified for base coat.
Masonry Cement or Portland Cement Plaster
Brown Coat: Apply after the base coat has seasoned for at least 48 hours. Just
before application of the brown coat, moisten the base coat with a fog
spray. Apply the brown coat to a thickness of approximately nine
millimeters with allowance for three millimeters thick finish coat. Bring to a
true even surface by floating or rodding and leave rough, ready to receive
the finish coat. Use grounds to obtain straight and even surfaces. Keep
damp with a fog spray for not less than 48 hours after application.
Base Coat: Apply base coat in one application over metal lath. Apply full and
thick to form good keys and not less than nine millimeters thick. Cross
scratch upon attaining its initial set and keep damp with fog spray for not
less than 48 hours after application.
Finish Coat: Layout the work to complete an entire area between expansion
joints in one operation. Just before the application of the finish coat,
moisten the brown coat with a fog spray. Apply the finish coat to the
required lines and levels, but not less than three millimeters. Finish smooth
by floating or troweling as directed. Where six millimeters total thickness is
indicated over rigid insulation in ceiling, apply finish coat only. Moist cure
with a fog spray for at least 48 hours after application.
3.08 SAMPLING OF PLASTER
Samples may be taken from plaster work in place at any time by the Architect.
Areas represented by samples which show oversanding will be rejected. Plaster
containing cracks, blisters, pits, checks or discoloration will not be acceptable.
Remove such plaster and replace with plaster conforming to the requirements
of these specifications and approved. Patching of defective work will be
permitted only when approved, and such patching shall match existing work
in texture and color. Patching necessitated by other trades shall be done only
by tradesmen qualified to do the work. Rake out plaster cracks and other joints
and coat the surfaces with bonding agent.
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3.09 SUSPENDED CEILING
The suspension system shall consist of 38 millimeters main runner channels

and 19 millimeters furring channels suspended by hanger wires and/or as
shown in drawings:
Hangers: space not more than 1200 millimeters on center unless otherwise
shown. Provide sufficient hangers for runners on each side of light fixtures.
Runner channels: space not more than 1200 millimeters unless otherwise
shown. Wrap each hanger twice around the runner channels and secure by
at least three turns around itself.
Furring Channels: for gypsum lath, space not over 400 millimeters on center.
Secure furring channels to the runner channels with wire clips or saddletie
with 22 strands of 1 G gauge tie wire, giving the end of the wires three
twists.
Installation:
0 Fix and align accurately all steel angles.
1 Tie the suspension rod securely lo the steel angle.
2 Attach the carrying channel to the suspension clip then use the rod
joiner to connect the suspension rod to the suspension clip.
3 Attach the metal furring to the carrying channel at right angle to each
other using W-clip.
4 Leave ready to receive the ceiling boards.
3.11 LIGHTWEIGHT NON-LOAD BEARING WALL FRAMING SYSTEM
The wall framing system shall consist of 32 millimeter tracks and studs
fastened with blind rivets or screws.
A. Top and Bottom tracks: continuous along the along whole horizontal
length.
Studs: spaced at 400 millimeters but not more than 600 millimeters on center.
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Installation:
0 Layout and anchor securely the top and bottom tracks with suitable
anchoring method.
1 Rivet or screw the studs to the tracks at 400 millimeters to 600

millimeters on center or as indicated in the drawings.
2 Provide drywall beads at corner, ends and intersection of the

partitions.
3 Provide brace for height exceeding three meters.
4 Provide supports for lavatory and other fixtures and where necessary
5 Leave ready to receive the wall boards.
3.12 CHASES
Unless otherwise directed, all chases in masonry walls or partitions to be

plastered less than 300 millimeters wide shall be covered with a strip lath,
lapped and securely laced with tie wire at joints between sheets and secure to
the masonry or other plaster base with galvanized off-set head or hook-head
lath nails.
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SECTION 0910 : CEMENT FINISH
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials, equipment, arid perform labor necessary to complete all

cement finishes. See drawings .for details and location of work required.
1.02 WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE
See Division 3 Section 0320 CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Steel trowel finish: Provide. score joints whenever required. For surfaces to be
painted with latex paint. For curbs, gutters, catch basins, manhole covers,
splash blocks, and stepping stone borders, trenches.
Wood trowel finish: Provide score joints whenever required. For surfaces to be
painted with Acrytex textured paint.
Tooled joint finish (Kostura): Surface preparation shall be plain cement plaster
finish with tooled horizontal mortar joints. Joints shall be concave, clean,
plumb and true to line. All joints shall be in horizontal direction only if
indicated in plans.
Bare concrete finish: No screeding is required.
Plain cement plaster finish: Consisting of the scratch and finish coats, both
consisting of one part Portland cement and two parts clean, washed sand,
measured by volume.
Grooved surface or concrete with rustication: use prefabricated PVC grove

joints to mark the surface.
Smooth rubbed concrete finish: an off-form finish. Carefully remove forms,

patch then rubbed until a uniform color and texture is achieved. The
finished surface shall be leveled, plumb; square and true with tolerances of
three millimeters for every three meters it1 all directions, without waves,
cracks blisters, pits, crazing, discoloration, projections or other
imperfections. There shall be no visible junction marks in the finished
surface where one form work adjoins another.
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H. Hardened concrete floors: Use nun-metallic aggregate anti-dust floor

hardener.
Non-slip cement tiles: mixture of cement, sand and admixtures, waffle design
with a minimum compressive strength of 1,200 psi. 200mm x 200mm x
25mm RUCO Non-Skid concrete tiles. For Parking Ramps.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 PLAIN CEMENT PLASTER FINISH
Provide all walls indicated with three coats of cement plaster (scratch coat,
brown coat and finish coat). Mix each coat in the proportion of one part
Portland cement to three parts sand by volume.
Apply the scratch coat with sufficient material and pressure to ensu.re a good
bond and then scratch to a rough surface. Provide a thickness of nine
millimeters for scratch coat. Dampen with water before applying brown
coat.
Apply brown coat one day after applying scratch coat, with a thickness of
nine millimeters and level to a flat even surface. When stiff enough, trowel
with a wooden float and cross-hatch or broom lightly and evenly to secure
a good mechanical bond for the finish coat. Wet the surface and keep from
drying out for at least three days. Apply finish coat seven days after
application of brown coat. Provide thickness of three millimeters. Keep
finish coat damp but not saturated for a period of seven days.
3.02 CEMENT FINISH OF CONCRETE FLOORS ON FILL OR ON GROUND
Concrete floor without specific finish, and wherever so shown on plans as

cement finish shall be given a wearing surface of 1:2 cement mortar 1
centimeter thick. Apply immediately after the concrete has been placed and
before it has set. The mortar shall be spread and troweled well to a smooth,
even surface with sufficient slope for drainage where necessary. Straight V-
grooves shall be placed wherever indicated on plans, in accordance with
pattern shown, and the whole surface cured as specified. The construction
joints of the concrete floors on fill shall coincide with the V-grooves to
avoid formation of unsightly construction cracks later.
Surfaces of concrete floor slabs and similar concrete surfaces exposed after
removal of forms shall be kept moist for a period of at least seven days by
thoroughly wetting said surfaces three times a day. They shall be protected
from falling debris and from the strong rays of the sun to avoid unsightly
surface cracks caused by premature drying and hardening.
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Floor and walls of water reservoir shall receive concrete topping aside from
waterproofing and reinforced concrete structure as shown on plans. This
topping shall be finished with cement plaster and marine paint as specified.
3.03 CEMENT TOP FINISH OF REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB
Where so indicated, cement top finish for reinforced concrete slab shall be 25
millimeters cement mortar with the minimum water content.
Where so indicated or possible, top finish shall be worked integrally with

structural slab before the concrete has set. If placed after the slab has set,
the slab shall be further roughened in addition to the raking required, with
a pick of similar tool to remove laitance, loose particles, plaster and
anything that would prevent: bonds and then cleaned by sandblasting or
equivalent method or device. After sandblasting clean slab shall be
thoroughly wet and kept wet for four hours before finish is applied.
Finish shall have minimum thickness of 37 millimeters and shall be poured

continuously until entire section is completed, floated manually or by
machine, struck off with a straight edge, compacted by rolling or tamping,
floated with wood float, all high or low spots eliminated, steel troweled to a
hard smooth finish and graded to drain where required.
Where this finish is used as base for, say three millimeters thick asbestos vinyl
tile, cement floor finish shall be 37 millimeters thick.
And where used as base for cement floor tile, this mortar bed shall have a
minimum thickness of 37 millimeters or as shown on plans.
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SECTION 0920 : TILEWORK
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
types of tile works. Include border, strip and accent tiles. Provide angle beads
accessory tiles arid tile fittings. See drawings and details for location, and
extent of work required.
1.02 SAMPLES
Submit to the Architect samples of floor and wall tiles including all required
beads and mouldings and secure approval prior to installation.
1.03 PROTECTION
Rooms and spaces in which tile work is being installed shall be closed to traffic
until the tiles are set up. Where required, the tilework shall be protected from
damage which might be caused by the work of other trades. Tiles of floors shall
be covered with an approved covering during painting and varnishing work.
All tiles shall be kept dry while in packages.
1.04 DELIVERY
All tiles shall be delivered in their original unopened packings with all labels
intact and legible at time of use.
1.05 MARKING
Each tile and tile fitting shall be marked with the manufacturer's name or
identifying mark and country of origin at the unglazed back; of each tile or tile
fitting.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Ceramic tiles by EUROTILES or MARIWASA. Vitrified semiglazed tiles for

floors and glazed or semiglazed tiles for walls. Sizes and color as indicated
in the drawings. Include nosing tiles for stairs.
0 Modulus of rapture shall not be less than 20 N/square millimeters for

floor tiles and 8 N/square millimeters for wall tiles.
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0 Water absorption shall not exceed 2% by weight for floor tiles and 6%
for wall tiles.
1 Scratch hardness shall not be less than 5 of the Moh's scale.
2 Resistance to surface abrasion: failure shall not be visible up to 5000

rev. for floor tiles. Wall tiles need not be subjected to the abrasion
resistance lest.
Homogeneous tiles made from high quality clay fired at very high
temperature, with a fine grain fully vitrified unglazed body-coloured tile.
Resistant to wear, abrasion, acids, stain and dirt. 9 millimeters thick,
polished and unpolished tiles or as indicated on the drawings. Include
matching accessories. GRANITOGRES or approved equal.
Heavy-duty non-skid, reconstituted, homogeneous paving tile. Fully vitrified

tiles fired to a solid and homogeneous constitution having little or no
porosity to allow absorption of dirt, moisture, odor, chemicals. Fully
resistant to wear, acids, stains and dirt: PIONEER TILES as distributed by
RLA Import Export Corporation.
0 Flexural strength: 410 Type L L14/6.1
1 Water absorption: 0.5% maximum on AS'I'M C67-73 at 5 hours boil.
2 Resistance to thermal shock: 5 cycles at 145 OC with no disintegration.
3 Resistance to Chemicals: pH 1 to 14 except hydrofluoric acid.
4 Resistance to sliding: plain non-skid tile standard AS-3901.
5 Dimensionality: maximum of ± 1 millimeter on each side.
6 Shade variations are inherent and are therefore acceptable.
7 Flatness of surface: center curvature and warpage shall not exceed 1%

of the length of the corresponding diagonal calculated from the
nominal size. Edge curvature shall not exceed 1% of the nominal
dimension.
Tile Spacers: Use 2mm thick hard PVC virgin plastic tile spacers for tile
alignment.
Grout and Adhesives: Allgemine Bau-Chemie Phil., Inc. (ABC) or as per

manufacturer's recommendation.
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2.02 CHOICE OF COLORS AND PATTERNS
The Architect shall have prerogative in the selection of the iiles on the
particular pattern, color ranges and textures.
2.03 TONE OF TILES
The tone of the tiles shall be consistent as the samples. Should various tones be
found including those that have been laid, they shall be replaced at no extra
cost. For tiles that have been laid, cost of hacking and re-laying shall be at the
Contractor's expense.
2.04 STAIN RESISTANCE
Tiles must be durable, non-porous and not penetrable by colorant.
2.05 COLOR FASTNESS
Tiles shall not suffer any loss -of color even under prolonged exposure to
ultraviolet radiation locally.
2.06 SURFACE QUALITY
Tiles shall be free from crazing, visible defects and objectionable blemishes.
Tiles shall be level and flat with even surface, rectangular in size, rectangular at
the corners and straight at the edges. Tiles shall not warp or deformed in any
manner to the Architect's approval.
2.07 RESISTANCE TO ACIDS AND ALKALI
Tiles shall resist attack without damage on three percent hydrochloric acid and
three percent potassium hydroxide solution. It shall be resistant to household
chemicals such as ammonium chloride and cleaning agents, to acids such as
sulfuric acid and lactic acid.
Swimming pool and cistern tiles shall be resistant to salts such as sodium
hypochlorite and copper sulfate.
2.08 ACCESSORIES AND FITTINGS
Provide all necessary fitting tiles in matching size, thickness and color. Trim
round all sanitary, water pipes and any other service pipes including concrete
kerbs to the satisfaction of the Architect. Skirting and nosing tiles are to be
provided wherever they are required or as shown in the drawings.
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3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 APPLICATION OF SCRATCH COAT
Thoroughly dampen, but not saturate, surfaces of concrete walls before

applying the scratch coat. Make surface areas appear slightly damp. Allow
no free water on the surface.
On masonry, first apply a thin coat with great pressure, then bring it out
sufficiently to compensate for the major irregularities on the masonry
surfaces to a thickness not less than 6 millimeters at any point.
Evenly rake scratch coats, but not dash coats, to provide good mechanical key
for subsequent coats before the mortar has fully hardened.
On surfaces not sufficiently rough to provide good mechanical key, dash on the
first coat with a whisk broom or fiber bush using a strong whipping
motion.
Surface preparation for tiling of industrial walls and floors using epoxy:
0 All surfaces to be tiled should be cleaned by acid etching.
1 After acid etching, clean the area with detergent and wash it with
clean water.
3.02 FLOOR TILE INSTALLATION ON MORTAR BED
Before spreading the setting bed, establish line of borders and center the
fieldwork in both directions to permit the pattern to be laid with a
minimum of cut tiles.
Clean concrete sub-floor and moisten but do not soak. Afterwards sprinkle dry
cement over the surface and spread the mortar on the setting bed.
Mix mortar one part Masonry or Portland cement to three parts sand. Tamp to
assure good bond over the entire are and screen to provide a smooth and
level bed at proper height and slope.
Pitch floor to drains as required.
After setting bed has set sufficiently to be worked over, sprinkle dry cement
over surface and lay tile.
Keep tile joints parallel and straight over the entire area by using straight
edges.
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Tamp the tile solidly onto the bed, using wood blocks or size to ensure solid
bedding free from depressions.
Lay tiles from center lines outward and make adjustments at walls.
3.03 WALL TILE INSTALLATION ON MORTAR BED
Before application of mortar bed, dampen the surface of the scratch coat evenly
to obtain uniform suction.
Use temporary or spot grounds to control the thickness of the mortar bed. Fill
out the mortar bed even with the grounds and rod it to a true plane.
Apply the mortar bed over an area no greater than can be covered with tile
while the coat is still plastic.
Allow no single application of mortar to be 18 millimeters thick.
Completely immerse wall tile in clean water and soak it at least 12 hours. After
removal, stack tile on edge long enough to drain individual tiles that dry
along the edges.
Allow no free moisture to remain on the back of the tile during setting.
Apply a bond coat one millimeter to two millimeters thick to the plastic setting
bed or to the back of each sheet or tile.
Press tile firmly into the bed and beat into place within 1 hour.
Lay tile fields in rectangular block areas not exceeding 600 millimeters x 600
millimeters. Cut the setting bed through its entire depth along the edges of
each block area after placement and before subsequent blocks are installed.
Within one hour after installation of tile, remove from strings set tile and wet
the faces of face mounted tile and remove the paper and glue. Avoid using
excess water. Adjust any tile that is out of alignment.
3.04 TILE INSTALLATION AT EDGES
All intersections and return shall be perfectly formed. All cuttings and drilling
shall be neatly done without trial-ring the tile. The cut edge of the tile against
any trim, finish, built-in fixtures, etc. shall be carefully grounded and jointed.
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Around electrical outlets, plumbing pipes, or fixtures and fittings, tiles shall be
fitted close so that the plates, collars or covering will overlap the tile. No split
tile will be permitted, except in those locations where pipes or trims make
cutting necessary.
3.05 ACCESSORIES
Unless otherwise definitely indicated in details, accessories shall be located in

consultation with the Architect. Fixtures shall be set flush with face of tile, true
to plumb, neatly and symmetrically spaced as regards to plumbing fixtures,
corners of rooms, trim and tile joint. Whenever plumbing fixtures are
encountered, accessories shall be spaced in regard to center of fixture. Secure
accessories firmly in wall with plaster of Paris and grout or point joint around
same.
3.06 GROUTING
A. After tile has sufficiently set, force a maximum of grout into joints by
trowel, brush or finger application.
B. Grouting, cleaning and installati011 shall be done in one continuous

constructive operation. Grouting for all joints three millimeters or smaller
in width, shall be an approved component epoxy resin compound or
Portland cement of specified color if so directed by the Architect. The
cement grout shall be mixed with clean fresh water to the consistency of
thick cream. Mixed colored grouts in an oar or GI sheet to prevent
premature setting. Apply colored grouts in a slanting stroke to fill the V-
cut.
Before grout sets, strike or tool the joints of cushion edged tile to the depth of
the cushion. Exercise special care in removing any surplus adhesive by
carefully wiping out joints, both horizontal and vertical to the required
depth.
Fill all joints of square edged tile flush with the surface of' the tile. Fill all gaps
or sips.
During grouting, clean off all excess grout with clean burlap, other cloth or
sponges.
When grouting glazed tiles, special care shall be taken to prevent scratching off
of the glaze.
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3.07 SEALING
Laid out wainscoting shall be topped with an approved clear waterproofing

prepared and applied as per manufacturer's instructions.
3.08 REMOVAL OF CONDEMNED TILE
Prior to the final acceptance of the tile work, the Contractor shall, at his own
expense, remove and replace condemned tiles.
3.09 CLEANING
Upon completion of the various portions of his work, the Contractor shall
remove all unused materials, rubbish, etc. that have accumulated as a result of
his work. After the pointing has sufficiently set or hardened, all tile on walls or
vertical surfaces, or floors and horizontal surfaces shall be thoroughly cleaned.
Sponge and wash tile thoroughly with clean water after grout has stiffened.
Then clean by rubbing with damp cloth or sponge and polish clean with dry
cloth. All traces of cement or dust accumulations shall be completely removed.
In cases where acid solutions are required to clean the face of the finish
tilework of surplus grouts or mortar used for pointing. all exposed hardware
shall first be covered by heavy coating of vaseline to protect the metal from
possible effect of the acid or its fumes. Acid solutions shall not be used for
cleaning glazed tiles.
The Contractor shall give the tilework one thorough final cleaning when so
instructed.
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SECTION 0931 : GYPSUM CEILING AND
WALLBOARD 1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment, and perform labor require to complete all
gypsum board ceiling and drywall and related accessories. See drawings and
details for location, extent and other requirements.
See related section FURRING, LATHING AND PLASTERING.
Protect all materials both in transit and at the jobsite. Material shall not be
delivered unduly long before it is required for proper conduct of work. Provide
and maintain temporary protection of the work as required to safeguard
completed or partially completed work during the progress of construction.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Gypsum: 12 millimeters thick firer rated gypsum board unless otherwise

indicated. Use Moisture Resistant boards at areas with high humid
conditions such as kitchens and toilets. BORAI, PLASTERBOARD.
Drywall Sound Control insulation:
0 Sound Control Batt for drywall: glasswool, 32 kilogram per cubic

meter, 89 millimeters (3-½") thick. Thermal Resistance (R) R10.0,
Acoustic Rating (STC) 45 minimum as per ASTM C 665. Linear
Shrinkage: less than 0.1 %, Minimum water absorption by volume: less
than 0.05%. ACI brand or approved equal.
1 Adhesive when necessary: as recommended by the insulation

manufacturer. 3M, GEMCO or approved equal.
2 Do not use glasswool insulation where it will be subject to human

contact. This material can cause skin irritation.
Framing: metal framing spaced as per manufacturers' recommendation with

Architect's approval. See related section FURRING, LATHING AND
PLASTERING.
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D. Fastening: power driven non-corrosive flathead drywall screw as per

manufacturer's recommendation.
Adhesives to conceal joints and fasteners: tape and joint compound and putty
as per manufacturer's recommendation.
Finish: as per Architect's selection.
2.02 QUALITY AND PROPERTIES
Durability: conforming to ASTM C36
Fire resistant: conforming to ASTM E119
Thermal resistant: conforming to ASTM C 117
Acoustics: conforming to ASTM C423.
3.00 EXECUTION
All works shall be done in accordance with the generally accepted standard
installation procedures as recommended by the manufacturer.
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SECTION 0932 : FIBER CEMENT BOARD
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials and equipment, and perform labor require to complete all
fiber cement board finishes and related accessories. See drawings and details
for location, extent and other requirements.
See related section FURRING, LATHING AND PLASTERING.
Protect all materials both in transit and at the jobsite. Material shall not be
delivered unduly long before it is required for proper conduct of work. Store
flat on a smooth level surface. Protect edges and corners from chipping.
Provide and maintain temporary protection of the work as required to

safeguard completed or partially completed work during the progress of
construction.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Fiber cement board shall be a cellulose fiber reinforced cement building sheet
with one smooth face. It shall be manufactured as per ISO-DIS 8336.
HARDIFLEX, FICEM or TEKTITE brand. Thickness, design and pattern as
per Architect's selection and detail.
Framing: non-corrosive metal framing spaced as per manufacturers'

recommendation with Architect's approval. See related section FURRING,
LATHING AND PLASTERING.
Fasteners: wood screw, common wire nails or blind rivet as per manufacturer's
recommendation.
Adhesives to conceal joints and fasteners: tape and joint compound arid putty
as per manufacturer's recommendation.
Finish: painting or wall paper or fabric as per Architect's selection.
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2.02 QUALITY
Fiber cement board shall be durable, asbestos free, resistant to weather, fire,
rust, water and termite, warp and rot free and efficient thermal insulation.
2.03 COMPOSITION
Portland cement, refined sand and specially treated cellulose fibers.
2.04 PROPERTIES
Fire Resistance: Uniform Building Laws 1984 - Class "0".
Fire Propagation: Index of performance 1 = 1.1 to 2.8 with sub-index i - 0.2 to

1.6.
Surface Spread of Flame = Class "1"
Sound Transmission Loss: averaged at 23db.
Sound Absorption Coefficient: at 200 Hz = 0.02; at 500 Hz = 0.02, at 2000 Hz =

0.03.
Moisture Content: at 27°C with 65% to 95% relative humidity MC = 9% based

on dry mass.
Thermal Conductivity: at 40°C is 0.25W/mK.
Thermal Insulation: 0.02 sq.m. c/w minimum.
Flexural Strength - Modulus of Rapture:
at 7% saturated
moisture
a. along direction of sheet 14 MPa 14 MPa 9 MPa
b. across direction of the sheet 24 MP'a 17 MPa
c. average (along and across) 19 MPa 13 MPa
Effects of Heat: board shall not be degraded by exposure to temperature

ranging from 0°C to 105°C.
3.00 EXECUTION
All works shall be done in accordance with the generally accepted standard
installation procedures as recommended by the manufacturer.
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Use score and snap method, or nail and punch method to cut the boards to
shape.
Use 40 grit sand paper to file the edges to a smooth finish.
Fasteners:
On wood: galvanized flat head nails
On steel: screw or liquid nails for 4.5 millimeters thick; countersunk

screws for 6.0 millimeters thick.
In nailing, allow 12 millimeters distance from the edge, 50 millimeters

from the corners.
Fasten along the edge of-the board at 200 millimeters on centers and at
300 millimeters on centers at the inner portions.
Joints:
exposed with 3 millimeters gaps

concealed or butt joint
Finishing:
water based paint (no need for primer nor sanding): apply 2 coats latex or
acrylic - textured, semi gloss or flat
wallpaper
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SECTION 0941 : LAMINATED WOOD FLOORING
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Laminated wood flooring finishes. See drawings and details for location, extent
and other requirements.
1.02 WORKS SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE
Refer to related works specified elsewhere - Division 6 - Wood Section 0600.

Onsite Carpentry
1.03 SUMITTALS
Submit to the Architect manufacturer's instructions and samples of laminated

wood planks and secure approval prior installation
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. Laminated wood flooring : fourteen millimeters minimum thickness.

KENTWOOD or equivalent. Pattern and design as per Architects' selection.
B. Underlay and other application materials: as per manufacturer's

recommendation.
1.00 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
Concrete sub-floors: steel troweled to a smooth plane surface, free of grooves

or depressions, grease, scraped free of all foreign materials and brushed clean
before a coat of adhesive is applied.
3.02 INSTALLATION
Installation of laminated wood flooring shall not begin until the work of all
other trades including painting has been applied and completed.
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the Manufacturer and as approved by the Architect.
Establish lines of borders and center the fieldwork in both directions to permit
the pattern to be laid properly.
Concrete surfaces shall be clean, free from dust, grease and other foreign
matter before a coat of adhesive is applied.
Install underlay as per manufacturers recommendation and Architects

approval.
Lay wood planks as per Architect's design and layout.
Level all joints with the slab.
3.03 GUARANTEE
The Contractor shall furnish written guarantee that all works shall be free from
defects in materials and workmanship for a period agreeable to both parties.
Repair of any defects shall be made by the Contractor at his expense.
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SECTION 0951 : GRANITE SLAB
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
granite slab cladding and finishes. See drawings and details for location, extent
and other requirements.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
A. Shop Drawings: Submit shop drawings lo the Architect for approval,

showing dimensions, thicknesses, reinforcements, cut-outs, attachment to
adjacent construction and details of fabrication and installation.
B. Samples: Submit to the Architect samples of granite slab and secure

approval prior to installation.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. Granite slab: 20 millimeters minimum thickness as per Architect's selection.
Filler: Bonding agent, adhesives and fasteners as per manufacturer's

recommendation.
2.02 MIXES FOR GRANITE FINISHES
Bond coat: one part portland cement, 1/2 to one part lime putty and three to
four parts sand.
Mortar setting bed: one part portland cement and three to four parts sand.
2.03 CHOICE OF COLORS
The Architect shall have prerogative in the selection of the slab on the
2.04 TONE OF SLAB
The tone of the slab shall be consistent as the samples. Should various tones be
found including those that have been installed, they shall be replaced at no
extra cost. For slab that has been installed, cost of hacking and re-installation
shall be at the Contractor's expense.
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Being natural stone, care and protection must be taken to avoid staining of the
granite from other materials.
2.06 COLOR FASTNESS
Color shall remain natural and uniform and aged accordingly to time.
Slab shall be free from visible defects and objectionable blemishes and shall be
level and flat with even surface, rectangular in size, rectangular at the corners
and straight at the edges. Slab shall not warp or deformed in any manner to the
2.08 RESISTANCE TO ACIDS AND ALKALI
Slab shall resist attack without damage on three percent. hydrochloric acid and
three percent potassium hydroxide solution.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Installation shall be done by a qualified and trained installer, well versed in the
said works and as approved by the Architect.
Components are to be pre-cut off site.
Installation shall provide for a watertight system.
Establish lines of borders and center the fieldwork in both directions to permit
the pattern to be laid with minimum of cut slabs.
For floor or wall finishes, concrete surfaces shall be clean, free from dust,
grease and other foreign matter before a coal of plaster bond is applied.
0 Provide 25 millimeters minimum and 50 millimeters maximum

mortar. Granite in contact with mortar should be roughened.
1 Place mortar only onto as large an area as can be covered with the slab
before mortar reaches its initial set. When more setting mortar is
spread than can be covered, the unfinished portion shall be cut back to
a clean, leveled edge arid removed.
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Tamp mortar bed to ensure a good bond over the entire area and screed to
provide a smooth level bed at a proper height and slope. Pitch floor
drains as required.
Wet slab prior installation and lay granite slabs at desired levels.
Lay slab from center lines outward, and make adjustments at walls and
keep slab joints parallel and straight over the entire area.
Fill in voids with joint filler.
3.02 CLEANING
remove all unused materials, rubbish, etc. that have accumulated as a result of
his work. After the pointing has sufficiently set or hardened, all slabs on walls
or vertical surfaces, or floors and horizontal surfaces shall be thoroughly
cleaned. Sponge and wash slab thoroughly with clean water after grout has
stiffened.
Then clean by rubbing with damp cloth or sponge and polish clean with dry
cloth. All traces of cement or dust accumulations shall be completely removed.
Acid solutions shall not be used for cleaning.
The Contractor shall give the granite work one thorough final cleaning when so
instructed.
3.03 GUARANTEE
defects in materials and workmanship and watertight.
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SECTION 0960 : VINYL FLOORING
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
vinyl tile and vinyl sheet works. See drawings and details for location, extent
and other requirements. Include vinyl cove base and other accessories.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Submit to the Architect manufacturer's instructions and samples of vinyl tiles

and sheets and cove base and secure approval prior installation.
1.03 PROTECTION
Carefully protect the vinyl tile and sheet work from soiling and damage of
every kind until final acceptance. Protections shall be accomplished by means
of heavy, reinforced, non-staining kraft building paper. Edges of paper width
shall be lapped and secured. Polyethylene film of an approved quality and
thickness may be used in lieu of paper.
1.04 CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Submit maintenance literature from the manufacturer prior turn-over.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Vinyl Composition Tile: 100% asbestos free, hard wearing, chemical and acid
resistant and easy to maintain. 2.0 millimeters thick for residential units
and 3.0 millimeters thick for hallways and lobbies. APO. 4" strip with
Wood Grain Pattern where indicated. Color and pattern as per Architect's
approval.
Adhesive and other application materials: as per manufacturer's

recommendation.
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3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
Concrete sub-floors should be constructed over a moisture barrier and be

completely dry and cured steel troweled to a smooth plane surface, free of
score marks, grooves or depressions, scraped free of all foreign materials
and brushed clean.
Suspended Concrete sub-floors: cure for months with good ventilation and
proper temperature. Surface shall be smooth, clean, level, free of defects
prior to application of resilient flooring.
Wood sub-floors: well seasoned kiln-dried, tongue and groove flooring not
over 75 millimeters full width or of plywood, sanded grade with a
minimum thickness of 16 millimeters. Apply shellac or an approved floor
sealer prior to the application of vinyl tile or sheet.
3.02 APPLICATION

the Manufacturer and approved by the Architect.
Installation of vinyl tiles and sheet shall not begin until the work of all other
trades including painting has been applied and completed.
Contractor shall maintain all rooms and sub-floors at a minimum temperature

of 70 degrees Fahrenheit (2ldegrees Centigrade) for at least 48 hours before,
during and 48 hours after application of the tiles.
Sub-floor shall be dry and free from rising damp or hydrostatic pressure.
Surface shall be free of dust and oil before applying adhesive.
New floor shall be cleaned and polished upon completion.
3.03 GUARANTEE
defects in materials and workmanship for a period agreeable to both parties.
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PAINTING
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
painting works. See drawings and details for location, extent and other
requirements.
Works Included: The work includes but is not limited to the following items:
0 Touch up painting: of miscellaneous metal, hollow metals and frames

and all other materials which may have been shop coated as may be
required where the shop coat have been damaged by welding or
abrasion during the handling and erection operations, also all rivets,
bolts and welds which are unpainted after assembly and erection.
1 Finish Painting: including all exposed surfaces of miscellaneous metal,

hollow metal work, ferrous sheet metal and other paintable metal
work, paintable woodwork not shop finished; shop fabricated
mechanical equipment apparatus housing, electric meters, ferrous
metal gratings and covers for floor and roof drains and manholes,
exposed bars and insulation piping and finished area, electric panels,
conduit boxes and switch gear, all plastered surfaces, concrete and
concrete block surfaces, except in areas to be excluded; primed
hardware, and all items which generally require finish painting unless
specifically excluded.
Works Not Included: Finish painting of the following items will not be
required:
0 Items not requiring protective painting or finishing: Aluminum,

stainless steel and non-ferrous metal, glazed structural units, exposed
aggregate wall panels, marble, glass, resilient tiles, ceramic tile floors,
plastic laminate, sprayed insulation and similar items which generally
do not require painting.
1 Shop Priming: Unless otherwise noted or specified herein the work

shall not include priming or protective paint which is required to be
performed at the factory or in the shop. In general, this includes the
following items: miscellaneous metals, shop fabrication or factory built
mechanical equipment, electrical equipment and accessories, refer to
other applicable sections of the specifications for information on these
items.
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Factory Finished Work: Unless otherwise noted or specified herein. The work
shall not include finish painting of items having a factory applied finish as
specified in other sections of the specifications. It general, this includes the
following items: metal toilet enclosures, gate, factory finished mechanical
equipment and special equipment. Refer to other applicable sections of
the specifications for information on these items.
1.02 COLORS
All colors are to be selected or approved by the Architect or his authorized

representative land actual color chips shall be supplied to the Contractor for
matching. All undercoats shall be tinted to approximate the finish coat color.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. Manufacturer's Certificate: The manufacturer's certificate of origin and

quality shall be submitted to the Owner or Architect for inspection and
approval prior to any use.
Test Panels: Prepare sample panels of selected color or shade on 600

millimeters by 600 millimeters plywood panels for approval of the
Architect. Colors may not be the manufacturer's standard color. Special
color shall be provided as required.
1.04 MATERIAL HANDLING
All materials shall be delivered to the jobsite in clean, sealed, original

containers with all labels and other markings intact. Materials will be stored in
the area designated and all storage areas will be kept neat, clean and locked.
1.05 STORING
A room or rooms in the premises shall be assigned for the storage of painting
tools and materials. Protect the floor with drop cloths or building paper. Place
cloth and cotton waste in covered metal containers or destroy them at the end
of each work day.
1.06 FIRE PREVENTION
Every precaution will be taken by the Contractor to prevent fires. At the end of
each day's work, all oily rags, empty containers and combustible material will
be removed from the premises.
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1.07 PROTECTION
The Contractor will protect his own area as well as adjacent areas and
materials, lawns, shrubbery and other areas not to be painted with a suitable
protective covering.
1.08 WORKS SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE
Concrete : Division 3 Section 0320 CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE

Masonry : Division 4 Section 0410 CONCRETE UNIT MASONRY
Metal : Division 5
Wood : Division 6
Dampproofing & Watersealing : Division 7
Coordinate all painting works with other trades.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. All paint materials shall meet the requirements of the standard

specifications of the Standardization Committee on Supplies and shall be in
accordance with the latest Classification Class "A" of the Institute of
Science, Manila. Use BOYSEN PAINTS by PACIFIC PAINT & (BOYSEN)
PHILIPPINES, INC., which shall be delivered on the site in the original
containers, with labels intact and seals unbroken.
The use of other brand or equal or better quality will be subject to the
Architect's approval. Use materials in accordance with the manufacturer's
directions printed on the labels unless otherwise approved by the Architect.
The use of ready mixed paint my be allowed in the project provided that such
paint is in accordance with the Standard Specifications No. 13 of the
Philippine Government.
2.02 PAINTING SCHEDULE
As per manufacturer's direction or as specified hereunder.
Metal Surfaces: Exterior
1st coat : Metal Primer

BOYSEN 2230 EPOXY PRIMER GRAY or
BOYSEN 2277 EPOXY PRIMER RED OXIDE
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2nd and 3rd coat : Finish Coat : Exterior Metal Paint (black or colored)
BOYSEN EPOXY ENAMEL
For preparation on galvanized surfaces, use BOYSEN METAL ETCHING

SOLUTION (diluted 1.9 with water, let stand for 15 minutes then wash off
with water) prior to application of epoxy metal primer.
Omit first coat, except for touch up, if metal has been shop primed with
epoxy primer. Primer touch up shall be of same composition as shop
primer.
Metal Surfaces : Interior
1st coat : Metal Primer

BOYSEN 310 RED OXIDE PRIMER or
BOYSEN 330 RUST OFF GRAY METAL PRIMER
2nd and 3rd coat : Enamel Paint

BOYSEN QUICK DRYING ENAMEL
Metal Surfaces: Subject to High Temperature including surfaces of stoves,

Pipes, ventilators, breaching and stacks, black iron ductworks (inside and
outside) whether exposed or concealed.
1st to 3rd coat : Aluminum Paint on bare metal surface

BOYSEN 95 HEAT RESISTING ALUMINUM for temperatures up
to 800 degrees F;
Concrete, Stucco, Plaster and Hollow Block Surfaces
1st coat : Primer

BOYSEN 701 PERMACOAT LATEX FLAT
Putty : Masonry Putty if needed

BOYSEN 7311 MASONRY PUTTY
2nd and 3rd coat : Latex Paint - Flat, Semi-Gloss or Gloss finish
BOYSEN 701 PERMACOAT LATEX FLAT
BOYSEN 715 PERMACOAT LATEX SEMI-GLOSS
BOYSEN 710 PERMACOAT LATEX GLOSS
Use recommended tinting colors.
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For concealed concrete ceiling, use finish paint thermal insulation

properties of approved quality.
Textured Wall Surfaces
0 Cast Texture
1st coat : Sealer

BOYSEN 1705 ACRYTEX PRIMER
Putty : BOYSEN 1705 ACRYTEX CAST
2nd coat : Cast by mortar spray gun, then roller pressed to

desired pattern
BOYSEN 1711 ACRYTEX CAST
3rd coat : Spot Primer over Cast

4th and 5th coat : Topcoat

BOYSEN ACRYTEX TOPCOAT (1710-
GLOSS, 1715-SEMIGLOSS, 1701-FLAT)
Cementitious Waterproofing System for Firewalls

BOYSEN 7760 PLEXIBOND
Topcoat : (optional)
BOYSEN PERMACOAT LATEX, BOYSEN ACRYTEX,
BOYSEN ELASTI-KOTE, BOYSEN WALLGUARD
0 Vertical surface : intimate mixture of cement and PLEXIBOND by

roller or brush, minimum two coats
1 Horizontal surface : intimate mixture of cement and PLEXIBOND by

roller or brush, minimum five coats. Apply bond coat prior mortar
topping. Mortar patching, Textured coating, Cementitious coating.
Plaster surfaces for Kitchen, Toilet and Shower Walls.
1st coat : Primer and Sealer

Putty : minor cracks and surface imperfections prior application of topcoat.

BOYSEN 1711 ACRYTEX CAST
2nd and 3rd coat : solvent-based acrylic paint

BOYSEN ACRYTEX TOPCOAT (1710-
GLOSS, 1715-SEMI-GLOSS, 1701-FLAT)
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Concrete Floors
1st coat : Primer and Sealer

BOYSEN 2200 EPOXY SEALER
(diluted 1:1 with Epoxy Reducer #55)
2nd and 3rd coat : For exterior-Water-based Epoxy Paint

BOYSEN ACQUA EPOXY
Or
2nd coat : For Interior-Solvent-based Epoxy Paint

BOYSEN EPOXYENAMEL
Interior Wood Wall, Partitions, Sidings, etc.
1st coat : Interior Primer

BOYSEN 800 FLATWALL ENAMEL
Putty : Glazing Putty if needed

BOYSEN 311 PLASOLUX GLAZING PUTTY
2nd and 3rd coat : Flatwall Enamel or Semi-Gloss Enamel paint

BOYSEN 800 FLAT WALL ENAMEL or BOYSEN 200
SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL
Use recommended oil tinting colors to achieve desired color.
Wood Doors, Transom, Jambs, Cabinets, Shelves
1st coat : Lacquer Primer Surfacer (white)

BOYSEN 305 LACQUER PRIMER SURFACER
2nd coat : Lacquer Spot Putty as needed (white)

BOYSEN 306 LACQUER SPOT PUTTY
3rd coat : Lacquer Primer Surfacer (white)

BOYSEN 305 LACQUER PRIMER SURFACER
4th coat : Automotive Lacquer or Lacquer Enamel by spray with light

sanding in between coats, apply 3 to 4 coats
BOYSEN 1300 AUTOMOTIVE LACQUER
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Lacquers and Varnish : Interior Wood Furniture, Fixture, Cabinet, Doors,

Jambs and Panel
1st coat : Stain BOYSEN OIL WOOD STAIN
2nd and 3rd coat :

BOYSEN 1254 LACQUER SANDING SEALER
Sand lightly before topcoat application
4th and 5th coat : Clear Lacquer

BOYSEN 1250 CLEAR GLOSS LACQUER or
BOYSEN 1253 DEAD FLAT LACQUER
Exterior Wood
1st coat : Wood Bleach

NATION WOOD BLEACH (Set of 1 & 2)
2nd to 4th coat :

HUDSON TIMBERCOAT
Wood and Parquet Floor
1st and 2nd coat : sealer

HUDSON POLYURETHANE FLOOR VARNISH SEALER
3rd to 5th coat : finish :

HUDSON POLYURETHANE FLOOR VARNISH TOPCOAT
Traffic Lines : Alkyd-Based Traffic marking paint
1st and 2nd coat : Traffic Paint-white or yellow

BOYSEN ALKYD TRAFFIC PAINT
1901 WHITE and 1961 YELLOW
Badminton Court : Epoxy-based paint for play lines
1st coat : Primer

BOYSEN 2200 EPOXY PRIMER (diluted 1:1 with Epoxy Reducer #55)
2nd and 3rd coat : BOYSEN ACQUA EPOXY
2.03 PIGMENTS FOR TINTING
Tinting colors for oil paint shall be colors-in-oil, ground in pure linseed oil, and
of the highest grade obtainable.
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Colors shall be non-fading.
Color pigments shall be used to produce the exact shade of paint which shall
conform to the approved color scheme of the building.
Except as otherwise noted, color of priming coat shall be lighter than body coat
and the color of the body coat lighter than the finish coat. The first coat
shall be white.
3.00 EXECUTION
Before the start of the painting or varnishing work, the Painting Contractor
shall prepare a 1200 millimeters by 1200 millimeters paint or varnish area
designated by the Architect or Engineers and same will be used as standard
workmanship for the entire work. Samples shall be made of surface
preparation, primers, stains, fillers and' finish coat applications.
Concrete
0 Exterior and Interior : (Poured, plaster, stucco or hollow blocks) :

Remove all loose grit or mortar, dust, dirt, grease, oil, wax,
contaminants and any other foreign matter. Pre-treat concrete which
have been weathered at least 14 to 28 days with BOYSEN 44
CONCRETE NEUTRALIZER by mixing 1:16 with water, respectively.
Apply liberally with brush. Allow solution to dry overnight before
rinsing with water to remove white residue. Allow surface to dry
before applying the first coat.
Efflorescence may appear for masonry that is unpainted and exposed

to the weather for six months or more. Remove efflorescence by:
0 Light sand-blast
1 Wire-brush and wash the surface thoroughly with water,
neutralize and test pH or alkalinity. Salts and white crystals
that resist water can be dissolved by washing or scrubbing the
surface with diluted hydrochloric acid, (half-liter commercial
grade hydrochloric acid to four liters of water). Rinse surface
with water and allow to dry.
1 Repainting: Remove all loose, scaling, flaking, blistering and peeling

off paint with the use of BOYSEN 141 PAINT VARNISH REMOVER,
(as necessary), wire brushing, scrapping or water blasting. Let dry
For chalking old paint, treat with BOYSEN 7304 CHALK BLOCKER. In
case of mildew infestation, treat with fungicidal wash solution (i.e., 1:3
laundry bleach to water, respectively) by swabbing or brushing.
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Allow solution to remain on the surface for 24 hours to ensure proper

treatment.Wash off residue with water. Let dry.
Metal
0 Ferrous Metal: Metal must be clean and dry, free from oil, grease, wax,
dust, rust, solder flux and other contaminants.
The ideal surface preparation for rusty metal is White Metal Blasting
which can be achieved by san-blasting or power-grinding. This
involves the removal of all visible rust, mill scale, paint and
contaminants, leaving the metal uniformly white or gray in
appearance. This metal surface preparation should be used where
maximum performance protective coating is necessary due to
exceptionally severe conditions such as constant immersion in water or
liquid chemicals.
The films of rust may be removed by wire-brushing, sanding or

scraping. Thicker layers of rust can be removed with the use of
solutions. Wipe the surface with rag soaked in paint thinner. Apply
BOYSEN 71 METAL ETCHING SOLUTION.
Metal surfaces cleared of rust must be immediately primed with

BOYSEN METAL PRIMERS. Do not allow bright metal to be exposed
to the elements for prolonged periods as rust will set in fast. Clean
with BOYSEN 0340 PAINT THINNER especially where solder flux has
been used.
1 Galvanized Iron: Clean thoroughly to remove dust, foreign matter, oil

or grease by solvent, thinner or metal etching solution. Light sand
glossy finish of new galvanized iron; clean thoroughly. Weathered
surfaces showing thin films of rust shall be sanded or wirebrush
cleaned; immediately thereafter.
Rust films that cannot be removed by wire-brushing or sanding should

be removed with solution. Wire brush or scrape rusted metal. Apply
BOYSEN 71 METAL ETCHING SOLUTION. Then clean surface and
immediately apply BOYSEN METAL PRIMER. Do not allow surfaces
removed of rust to be exposed to the weather as rust will set in fast.
2 Repainting: Sand wire brush or scrape rusted metal and apply

BOYSEN 71 METAL ETCHING SOLUTION to remove rust. Let it stay
for 10 to 15 minutes. Thoroughly wash off surface with mineral spirits.
Let dry before applying paint.
Metal surfaces cleared of rust must be immediately primed with

BOYSEN METAL PRIMER. Do not allow metal to be exposed to the
elements for prolonged periods as rust will set in fast.
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Wood
0 Exterior: Wood should be clean and dry. Sand to remove excessive

roughness and then brush off dust. Countersink nail heads (rust-free)
before applying primer.
1 Interior: Wood should be clean and dry. Sand to remove excessive

roughness and then brush off dust. Countersink nail heads (rust-free)
before applying primer.
Wood trim shall be back-primed before installation. Door and window

edges shall be finished after final fitting. Interior of cabinets are to be
finished in the same manner as the exterior unless otherwise specified.
Interior of drawers are to be sealed unless otherwise specified.
2 Repainting: Remove scaling, flaking, blistering and peeling of paint by

using BOYSEN 141 PAINT AND VARNISH REMOVER, wire
brushing, scraping or water blasting. Let dry.
For glossy areas, sand and dust clean.
In case of mildew infestation, treat with fungicidal wash solution (i.e.,

1:3 laundry bleach to water, respectively) by swabbing or brushing.
Allow solution to remain on the surface for 24 hours to ensure proper
treatment. Wash off residue with water. Let dry.
Aluminum: Surfaces must be dry, clean and free from foreign matter may
impair adhesion. Clean surfaces with lacquer thinner then light sand to
reduce gloss before application. Use vinyl wash, ANZAHL WASH PRIMER
for better adhesion of succeeding coats.
Cementitious Waterproofing System: Surface must be clean, free of dust,

grease, rust, grit or mortar. For masonry, wet first the surface before
applying the PLEXIBOND to avoid abrupt drying over sunbathed sections.
Apply bond coat by brushing straight from the can. Apply mortar topping
while the PLEXIBOND coating still tacky.
Allow overnight before applying topcoat.
Glossy Surfaces: Sand and clean surfaces thoroughly. This method will provide
a "tooth" for the following coats.
Oil and Grease: Remove oil or grease by paint thinner or by wiping with rags
wetted with BOYSEN 0340 PAINT THINNER. Change solvents and rags
frequently. Remove loose dirt by bristle brushes, then blow clean with air
pressure or steam cleaning.
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SECTION 0985 : POWDER COATING
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
powder coating finishes. See drawings arid details for location, and extent of
work required.
1.02 COLORS
All colors are to be selected or approved by the Architect or his authorized

representative and actual color chips shall be supplied to the Contractor for
matching.
1.03 SUBMITTALS
A. Manufacturer's Certificate: The manufacturer's certificate of origin and

quality shall be submitted to the Owner or Architect for inspection and
approval prior to any use.
Test Panels: Prepare sample panels of selected color or shade shall be prepared
for approval of the Architect. Colors may not be the manufacturer's
standard color. Special color shall be provided as required.
1.04 STORAGE AND DELIVERY
Protect finished surface during shipping and handling as per manufacturer's

recommendation. Inspect materials delivered at site for damage.
Unload and store with minimum handling. Provide storage space in dry
location with adequate ventilation, free from dust or water and easily
accessible for inspection and handling. Store materials neatly on the floor,
properly stacked on non-absorptive strips or wood platforms.
1.05 HANDLING
Precaution should be taken to avoid damage on the finished coating during

stacking, storing and transportation.
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2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. Coating: factory applied ICI Dulux (Duratec) Powder by Republic

Powdercoat Corporation.
2.02 PROPERTIES
Adhesion: cross hatch rating Gt 0 (100% adhesion).
ImpactResistance:20 inch per pound minimum.
Erichson Cupping Test: no film cracking for minimum indentation depth of 7.5
millimeters.
Cylindrical mandrel bending test for flexibility: six millimeters mandrel

diameter.
Film Hardness: indentation resistance according to Buchholz 80-1 55.
Mortar Resistance: No loss of adhesion and no surface marring after removal of

mortar which has stuck for 24 hours at specified condition.
Drilling, Milling, and Sawing Test: no flaking of coating.
Salt Spray Resistance: no blistering nor loss of adhesion after 1000 hours.
Resistance to Humid Atmosphere: no blistering, nor loss of adhesion after 1000

hours continuous exposure to 100% KH at 40 degrees Centigrade. No
change in color or gloss.
Water Resistance: no blistering nor loss of adhesion after 1000 hours de-ionized
(but not aerated) water at 40 degrees Centigrade.
Weathering Resistance: no chalking, excellent gloss retention and color stability

after more than 1000 hours testing in Sun test.
UV Resistance: excellent color stability.
Dry Heat Resistance: two hours at 150 degrees Centigrade Cross hatch Gt 0
(100% adhesion)
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3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 PREPARATION
Aluminum: pre-treat by degreasing, etching, desmutting, zinc chromating,

water rinsing and de-ionized washing aluminum in mill finish.
Steel: pre-treat by degreasing, zinc phosphating, water rinsing and de-ionized

washing steel in bare finish.
3.02 APPLICATION OF POWDER COATING
Factory applied in one operation using an electrostatic powder gun. The

materials to be coated shall be well connected to the earth.
Keep coating thickness to a minimum of 60 microns for exposed areas. For

items which are to be mechanically treated after coating, such as drilling or
sawing, the coating film must not exceed 100 microns.
Oven cure the powder coating for 20 minutes at 220 degrees Centigrade, +10
degrees Centigrade. Metal temperature shall be measured at the area with
greatest metal thickness.
Coated items shall be cooled to no less than 40 degrees Centigrade before

handling. Aluminum section shall be packed in plastic tubings.
3.03 INSTALLATION
Unpack and install sections as per manufacturer's recommendation in locations

as indicated in the drawings.
3.04 CLEANING
Remove loose deposits with a wet sponge. Do not dry dust. this can cause
micro scratching.
Use a soft brush and a mild detergent in warm water to remove dust, salt or
other deposits.
Rinse thoroughly with fresh water to remove remaining detergent.
Use mineral turpentine or methylated spirits as per manufacturer's

recommendation for stubborn stains. Do not use harsh solvent.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 10 : SPECIALTIES Design Consortium International
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DIVISION 10 – SPECIALTIES
SECTION 1010 : TOILET ENCLOSURES
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish equipment, materials, tools and perform labor and all operations
necessary to complete all Toilet Enclosure Works as indicated and specified.
Doors for partitions including shower doors shall be included and will be of
similar construction.
A. Shop Drawings: Submit shop drawings to the Architect for approval,

showing plans details of construction, gauges of metal, fitting and
fastenings.
Manufacturer's data and sample: Submit descriptive data and a sample piece
with the structural trim. The sample shall show the attachment of
components including accessories and trims. Also include sample of color
ranges.
1.02 QUALITY
Dimensions and detail shall conform to the drawings. Take measurements at

the field prior to fabrication to ensure proper fitting of work.
Furnish inserts and anchorage that must be built into other work for
installation of toilet partitions and related items.
Partition system shall be light, demountable, durable, hygienic, moisture

resistant and vandal proof.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. Toilet enclosures shall be of melamine laminated moisture resistant

fiberboard 25 millimeters thick. SPAZIO by Luxacraft Philippines Inc.
B. All exposed edges shall be PVC. Color to match surface.
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Brackets: stainless steel hairline finish wall bracket and shoe cover with
powder coated metal stile panel support.
Hardware: stainless steel hinges, chrome plated non-ferrous slide latch or

stainless steel latch with indicator.
Also provide stainless steel coat hook and door bumper.
2.02 FINISH
Panel System shall be factory finished with one piece melamine face sheet. It
shall be resistant to organic build-up. Color and design as per Architect's
selection.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 FABRICATION
Fabricate and assemble all toilet enclosures in high quality workmanship.
Render all assemblies rigid, secure and true to line and plane.
Furnish units with cutouts and drilled holes to receive partition hardware.
Use one piece face sheet. Pressure laminate to moisture resistant fiberboard
substrate core.
Implement all butt joints with precision by using appropriate tools and
equipment such that only a neat, straight hairline is visible at such joints.
3.02 INSTALLATION
A. Install as per manufacturer's recommended procedures and installation

sequence. Install units rigid, straight, plumb and level. Secure panels to
walls with not less than three brackets attached near the top and bottom of
panel. Locate wall brackets so that holes for wall anchorage occur in
masonry or tile joints. Secure panels in position with manufacturer's
recommended anchoring devices.
Floor mounted partitions: anchor stile unit with at least four millimeters
penetration into structural floor, unless otherwise recommended by the
manufacturer. Level, plumb and tighten installation with devices furnished
by the manufacturer. Hang doors and adjust such that door tops are level
with stile tops when the doors are in closed position.
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C. Ceiling hung partition: secure stiles to supporting structure and level,

plumb and tighten installation with devices furnished by the manufacturer.
Hang doors and adjust such that door bottoms are level with stile bottoms
when the doors are in closed position.
Floor Ceiling partitions: secure divider panels to built-in anchorage device with
concealed fasteners. Level, plumb and tighten installation with devices
furnished by the manufacturer. Hang doors and adjust such that door
bottoms are 30 millimeter off the floor or at specified clear height when the
doors are in closed position.
Overhead braces partition: secure stile floor and level, plumb and tighten
installation with devices furnished by the manufacturer. Secure overhead
brace to each stile with fasteners supplied by the manufacturer. Hang doors
and adjust such that door tops are parallel with overhead brace when the
doors are in closed position.
Doors shall be opening out of required width arid clearance of vertical edges
shall be uniform from top to bottom and not exceeding 5 millimeters.
Urinal screen shall be properly and rigidly installed without brackets at the
building and fit enclosures to the space provided.
No screws or brackets shall be allowed to be visibly seen on any corner holder

or plate that will mar the paneled surfaces of partitions, doors, stiles or
screen.
Adjust and lubricate hardware for proper operation. Set hinges on doors to
return to fully closed position.
Clean finished surface and leave free From imperfections. Provide protection as
necessary to prevent damage during remainder of construction period.
3.03 GUARANTEE
The Contractor shall guarantee all works to be free from defects in materials
and in workmanship for a period of one year from the date of final acceptance.
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SECTION 1012 : GRANITIC COUNTERTOP
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials arid equipment, anti perform labor required to complete all
granite countertop. See drawings and details for location, extent 2nd other
requirements.
1.02 SUBMITTALS

showing dimensions, thicknesses, reinforcements, cut-outs, attachment to
adjacent construction and details of fabrication and installation.
B. Samples: Submit to the Architect samples of granite slab and secure

approval prior to installation.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIAL
A. Granite countertop: 19 millimeters minimum thickness unless otherwise

indicated as per Architect's selection.
Granite splash board arid fascia: 19 millimeters minimum thickness by 100

millimeters high for lavatory counter unless otherwise indicated. To match
countertop.
Filler: Bonding agent, adhesives and fasteners as per manufacturer's

recommendation.
2.02 MIXES FOR GRANITE FINISHES
Bond coat: one part portland cement to 1/2 to one part lime putty, three to four
parts sand.
Mortar setting bed: one part portland cement; three to four parts sand
2.03 CHOICE OF COLORS
The Architect shall have prerogative in the selection of the slab on the
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2.04 TONE OF SLAB
The tone of the slab shall be consistent as the samples. Should various stories
be found including those that have been installed, they shall be replaced at no
extra cost. For slab that has been installed, cost of hacking and re-installation
shall be at the Contractor's expense.
Being natural stone, care and protection must be taken to avoid staining of the
granite from other materials.
Slab shall be free from visible defects and objectionable blemishes and shall be
level and flat with even surface, rectangular in size, rectangular at the corners
and straight at the edges. Slab shall not warp or deformed in any manner to the
2.07 RESISTANE TO ACIDS AND ALKALI
Slab shall resist attack without damage on three percent hydrochloric acid and
three percent potassium hydroxide solution.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Components are to be pre-cut off site.
Installation shall provide for a watertight system.
3.02 CLEANING
remove all unused materials, rubbish, etc. that have accumulated as a result
of his work. After the pointing has sufficiently set or hardened, all slabs on
walls or vertical surfaces, or floors and horizontal surfaces shall be
thoroughly cleaned.
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B. Sponge and wash slab thoroughly with clean water after grout has
stiffened. Then clean by rubbing with damp cloth or sponge and polish
clean with dry cloth. All traces of cement or dust accumulations shall be
completely removed. Acid solutions shall not be used for cleaning.
The Contractor shall give the granite work one thorough final cleaning when
so instructed.
3.03 GUARANTEE
defects in materials and workmanship and watertight.
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SECTION 1020 : PLUMBING FIX'TIJRES AND
ACCESSORIES 1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE

complete plumbing system.
Provide materials that are new and that conform with the standards of
Underwriter's Laboratory, Inc.
For other required miscellaneous materials not specifically mentioned, provide

the best of their respective kind.
1.02 SUBMITTALS
Submit samples of proposed materials for Architect's selection and secure

approval.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
Water Closet: one for each toilet. Color to match tile as per Architect’s selection.
0 HCG flush valve low consumption water closet with SLOAN GEM2
Flush Valve with brass reducer. Provide HCG seat and cover. For
Public Toilets
1 HCG U2 water closet. Including tank trim and stop valve. Provide
seat and cover. For masters toilet of the residential units.
2 HCG PISARRO DF water closet. Include tank trim and stop valve.
Provide seat and cover. For utility/maids toilets of the residential
units.
Urinals: HCG wall hung vitreous china washout urinal with extended shield,
integral flush spreader, top spud, integral strainer and trap with cleanout, wall
hanger, threaded outlet connection and lag screw. With fittings for automatic
flushing push valve type. For men’s toilet and where indicated. Color to match
tile and as per Architect’s selection.
Lavatory: For all toilets. Color to match tile or as per Architect’ selection. Provide
with fitting P-trap, angle valve and supply pipes. Mount as per manufacturer’s
specifications.
0 HCG Lavatory with HCG single lever ceramic disc lavatory mixing
faucet, single hole instillation. For public toilets.
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1 HCG U2 pedestal lavatory with HCG single lever ceramic disc

lavatory mixing faucet, single hole installation. For masters toilet of
the residential units
2 HCG Pisarro pedestal lavatory with HCG single lever ceramic disc
lavatory mixing faucet, single hole installation. For common toilets
of the residential units.
3 HCG SMART pedestal lavatory with HCG single lever ceramic disc
lavatory mixing faucet, single hole installation. For utility/maids
toilet for the residential units.
Shower:
0 HCG F2 series BF1001 with HANSGROHE faucets and fittings for
master toilet and for common toilets of the residential units.
1 HCG SMART shower with SMART faucets and fittings. For
utility/maids toilets of the residential units.
Soap and Toilet paper holders: by Kyusen for masters toilet and for common toilets
of the residential units; and HCG SMART for utility/maids toilets of the
residential units and public toilets.
Liquid soap dispensers: HCG 24 oz capacity with high polish chrome plated bracket
and polyethylene containers. Places above and in between public lavatories.
Electric Hand Dryers: automatic touchless operation with infra red sensing devices,
tamper resistant air-intake operating 220V. SEIMENS
Mirrors: 6 millimeter thick plate glass, distortion free with felt paper on plywood
backing and metal framing. Mirror shall be wall mounted and provided above
the lavatory of each toilet.
Robe hook / clothes holder: Stainless steel. IVES. Provide at each private toilet.
Floor Drains: JAMAN, cast brass plated surface plate, screw on lid with round hole
perforations. For toilet kitchen and whenever required or as indicated in the
plan.
Cleanout Plugs: PVC ferrule with countersunk tap screw cover at floor finish or wall.
For all drain and sewer line requiring cleanout.
Kitchen Sink: TEKA EBM brand gauge 18 stainless steel single bowl flat rim type,
complete with HCG single hole kitchen mixing faucet and strainer. For Kitchen
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2.02 MAKE
The descriptions herein given are intended to illustrate to the quality and
design of fixtures that will be required. Any substitution made to any item
of fixtures specified herein must first be approved by the Architect.
Locally manufactured plumbing fixtures -shall be provided with U.S

manufactured fittings and accessories.
2.03 IDENTIFICATION OF MATERIALS
Supply pipe lengths, fittings, trap, fixtures and device user in the plumbing
system which has cast stamp or indelible mark on it stating the manufacturer's
trade mark or name, weight, type and the class of product.
Contractor shall furnish the Architect with the original and two copies of the
certificate of origin of all plumbing fixtures and fittings that will be used in the
project.
Rework and replace at no cost to the Owner all unidentified materials which
may have been installed when so ordered by the Architect.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 PLUMBING FIXTURES
Include all plumbing fixtures show on the drawings and specified herein by
the Architect in all bids to be considered.
Install all plumbing fixtures free and open in a manner to afford access for
cleaning. Furnish with brackets, cleats, plates and anchors required to
support the fixtures rigidly in place.
After the installation of any, or all, of the plumbing fixtures, keep them clean
and in working order but disallow all use until the building has been
turned over and accepted by the Owner.
Make fixtures, trims, faucets, escutcheons, and waste pipes that are exposed to
view in finished spaces of brass material with polished chromium plating
or nickle finish, unless otherwise specified.
Be responsible for providing those portions of the fixtures, fittings (as trims)
which are not provided with the fixture but are required for the complete
installation. Check all the fixtures to determine the portions which must be
provided to complete the installation.
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Provide each fixture and subsequently a set of fixtures in one space, with
separate stop or gate valves so that each fixture or a row of fixtures, may he
separately controlled without affecting any other fixtu.res it1 another space.
3.02 TRAPS
Except for the presence of grease interceptor and other devices where the trap
is an integral part of the design, equipped with a trap every fixture and
other equipment requiring connections to the drainage system.
Used traps of recessed drainage pattern for threaded pipe.
Set each trap as close as possible to the fixture served and render level with
respect to their water seal.
3.03 PIPE INSTALLATIONS
A. Furnish and install all necessary pipe sleeves, hangers and supports at
proper and appropriate locations. Never install pipes through columns,
footings, beams, ribs, or other structural members unless clearly noted in
the drawings, or with written approval of the Architect.
Offsets: Offsets shall be of 45 degree wyes, except as otherwise directed or

noted by the Engineer. Changes in direction shall by approved long sweep
elbows or other acceptable fittings.
Pipe Sleeves: Make all pipe sleeves secure in place. Size sleeves to provide
approximately 6 millimeters clearance around the incoming pipe. Use PVC
or steel pipes for pipe sleeves in general. Used galvanized iron pipes and
sheets as the case may require for sleeves in floors. When appropriate and
called for, provide the sleeves with an integral flashing flange or a
clamping device to which a flashing shield can be clamped or soldered.
Anchors and Guides: Support rigidly all piping along surfaces by means of
approved supports. Support piping to maintain required position and
pitching of lines to prevent vibration, and to secure piping it1 place.
Arrange so as to provide for expansion and contraction. For piping along
concrete surfaces, use cast steel inserts of a type which reserves a machine
bolt and nut, permits fine adjustment for bolt and installed before the
concrete IS poured. Support exposed vertical runs of pipe with wrought
iron clamps or collar spaced not more than 3 meters apart. For risers, use
heavy blacksmith construction friction clamps at their base on floors.
Flashings: For pipes passing through roofs, provide lead flashings of six pound
sheet and extend up the pipe at least 150 millimeters, and not less than 300
millimeters all around when along the roof plane. Use lead
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counterflashings of the same weight whenever required, and turn down

over the top of the pipe to make a waterproof joint.
Tapping for Fixtures: Make connections between fixtures and flanges on soil
pipes absolutely gas and water tight, and seal with an approved setting
compound. For pipe terminals intended to be tapped to fixtures, practice
care and precision in determining outlet or inlet locations during the pipe
installation stage and considering the specific finished space housing such
as fixtures. For an array of fixtures in one space, and where distances
between fixtures and walls are critical, use guide templates in locating the
exact setting of fixtures that tapping joint location supply and drain pipes
are pinpointed.
Cleaning and Painting: Rid all exposed metal surfaces of grease, dirt, or foreign
material. Polish all chromed components. For any damage, stoppage, or
discoloration of part of the building and its furnishings and equipment,
resulting from failure to clean the piping system, repair or replace all such
affected areas and components at no cost to the Owner. Apply two coats of
acid-resisting paint having a bituminous base, or other protective paints
approved by the Architect, all exterior surfaces of piping to be installed in,
or through concrete floor, fill and finishes.
Clean thoroughly and paint with one coat of red lead and a finish coat of oil
enamel paint, all pipe supports and other iron works in concealed spaces.
Cast iron and wrought iron pipings underground shall be painted after
inspection only.
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SECTION 1030 : ELECTRICAL, FIXTURES AND
ACCESSORIES 1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish materials, textures, accessories and equipment and perform labor

required to complete but not be limited to the following:
A. All lighting fixtures and lamps, luminaries, power receptacles, switches and
other wiring devices.
The telephone system equipment and apparatus.
The fire alarm system and fire detection system.
The intercom and paging system equipment.
1.02 MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
All materials and equipment shall be new and shall conform to the latest
standards of the following:
U.S. Underwriter's Laboratories

U.S. National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Electrical Manufacturer's Association
Insulation Power Cable Engineers Association
American Standards Association
Bureau of Standards, Department of Trade
Materials and equipment shall be standard of manufacturers regularly engaged

in the production of such equipment and materials.
For other required miscellaneous materials not specifically mentioned, provide

the best of their respective kind.
Defective equipment or materials damaged in the course of installation shall be

replaced with a new one at no extra cost to the Owner.
1.03 COORDINATION WITH OTHER TRADES
The Contractor shall be responsible for proper coordination i>f his work with
the other trades to avoid conflicts.
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1.04 WORKMANSHIP
The electrical installation shall conform to these specifications, to all applicable

standards, with the latest edition of the Philippine Electrical Code and the
existing ordinances, rules and regulations of the local enforcing authorities.
Workmanship shall be of the highest degree.
1.05 SUBMITTALS
A. Samples: Submit samples or product brochures of the fixtures and

equipment for approval as required by the Architect.
Shop Drawings: submit shop drawings clearly indicating the following:
0 All drawings and erection dimensions.
1 Arrangements and sectional views.
2 Necessary details, including complete information for making

connection with other work.
3 Kind of materials and finishes.
Operation Instruction: The Contractor shall provide instructions on safe

operating procedures. The Contractor shall also coordinate with the Owner,
regarding instructions, materials, training aids, drawings and other
facilities, required to be provided in the proper operation and maintenance
of all equipment furnished and installed by the Contractor.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 BOXES, DEVICES, OUTLETS, SWITCHES AND PLATES
Boxes, Wiring Devices, Outlets, Switches and Plates shall be, NATIONAL,
JIMBO, ANAM brand.
Outlet boxes shall be gauge # 16 (minimum) pressed steel galvanized as

follows:
0 Light Outlet - 40 millimeters deep, 100 millimeters octagonal box for

one or two raceway entries; 55 millimeters deep, 100 millimeters
octagonal box for three or four raceway entries.
1 Light Switches - 55 millimeters deep utility box for one or two switches
on one strap; 40 millimeters deep, 100 millimeters square box with one
gang raised plaster cover for three switches on a strap.
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2 Receptacle Outlets - 55 millimeters deep, utility box for one or two

raceway entries; 40 millimeters deep, 100 millimeters square box with
one-gang raised plaster cover for three or four raceway entries.
3 Special Purpose Outlets - 40 millimeters deep, 100 millimeters square

box with one-gang raised plaster cover, or as required.
4 Range Outlets - 40 millimeters deep, 120 millimeters square box two-

gang raised plastic cover.
5 Waterproof Outlets - heavy duty 3-wire grounded receptacle.
Wall switches shall be rocket type, American Continental. Duplex receptacles

for general use shall have parallel slots.
Plate frames and covers shall be of approved colors.
Provide mark or guide type switches, dimmer switches, timer switches, pilot
lamp switches where necessary or where so indicated as approved by the
Architect.
2.02 FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENTS
Lighting Fixtures shall be as detailed on the drawings and as hereunder

specified.
0 Fluorescent Fixtures shall be equipped with PHILIPS, GE or ACME

pre-heat rapid start high power factor ballasts, China-Shanghai Rotary
non-flammable type lampholders and PHILIPS, GE, or
WESTINGHOUSE lamps. Provide standard glow switch type starter
for lamps requiring starter.
1 Incandescent Downlight and Tracklights shall be of heavy gauge spun-

aluminum housing. Recessed downlights shall be provided with 100,
millimeters octagonal wiring box mounted on the back of the fixture.
Finish as per Architect's selection.
2 Exit lights shall be on AC line and battery operated during power

interruption.
3 Bollards shall be on extruded post with acrylic enclosure which is

clear, impact resistant and provides maximum light transmittance.
Equip with high power factor ballasts, non-flammable type
lampholders, and 100 watts high pressure sodium, metal hallide or
mercury vapor lamp. Finish as per Architect's selection.
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4 Wall or Post type Luminaires shall be equipped with normal power

factor reactor ballasts, lion-flammable type lampholders, warm white
lamp and acrylic or polycarbonate enclosure. Finish as per Architect's
selection.
5 Facade Lighting: Wall director with wall grazer high pressure sodium
or metal hallide lamp as per Architect's selection. Heavy duty diecast
aluminum back ballast housing protected inside and out with an
electrocoat paint finish. Provide with flat, stippled, heat and shock
resistant tempered glass. Prewired terminal board and integral ballast.
Hardware shall be corrosion resistant. Finish as per Architect's
selection.
6 Directional spotlight. for eaves, steel casing wilt1 lamp socket at

universal position. Power supply: 220v-240v.
7 Fountain Lighting: stainless steel housing with cast bronze doors with
chrome plated outer door and sand cast bronze yoke and base. Lamp
shall be 50 watts dichroic Halogen Lamp MR16 EXN with 3-1/8 inches
diameter tempered borosilicate, clear fresnel lens. Provide U-shaped
molded silicone gasket and stainless steel or silicone bronze fasteners
with 12V bipin mount sockets Include chrome plated cast bronze
exterior grid rock guard. Also include submersible cord rated 105 OC
which shall be factory wired 9 feet of 18-2/16-1 ST cord with positively
grounded ground wire inside the fixture. Fixture shall be UL listed,
HYDREL brand or approved equal.
Telephone System: The Contractor shall furnish and install a complete

Telephone System as shown on the plans. All interior telephone cable shall
be jacketed 4/c No. 0.65 millimeters.
Fire Alarm System: The Contractor shall furnish and install a complete Fire
Alarm System as shown on the plans. SIMPLEX, NATIONAL, EDWARDS
Brand or approved equivalent.
Intercom and Paging System: The Contractor shall furnish and install a
complete Intercom and Paging System as shown on the plans.
2.03 MAKE
The description her.ein given are intended to illustrate to the quality and
design of fixtures or equipment that will be required. Any substitution made to
any item of fixtures specified herein must first he approved by the Architect.
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2.04 IDENTIFICATION
Fixtures and equipment shall have a cast stamp or indelible mark on it stating
the manufacturer's trade mark or name, weight, type and the class or product.
Rework and replace at no cost to the Owner all unidentified materials which
may have been installed when so ordered by the Architect.
3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Coordinate with the other trade and specialty Contractors whose works are
involved or affected in the installation of the fixtures as to schedule and
other necessary tasks.
Be responsible for providing those portions of the equipment such as trims

which are not provided with the equipment but are required for the
complete installation. Check all the equipment to determine the portions
which must be provided to complete the installation.
Furnish with brackets, cleats, plates arld anchors required to support the
equipment rigidly in place.
After the installation of any, or all, of the fixtures, keep them clean and in
working order but disallow all use until the building has been turned over
and accepted by the Owner.
3.02 OUTLETS AND SWITCHES
The approximate location of each fixture, receptacle arid floor outlet and switch
is indicated on the Drawings, the exact location to be determined later at
the site as the work progresses. The Contractor shall study the drawings in
relation to the spaces and equipment surrounding each outlet so that the
outlets and fixtures are symmetrically located according to the room layout
and the architectural ceiling and floor plans.
The right is reserved by the Architect to change the exact location of any
switch, light outlet, receptacle outlet, and any other outlet in any location
before same is installed.
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If any outlet is installed by the Contractor in such a manner that is out of

proper relation to beams, walls or other details of the building construction,
its position or location shall be corrected 1 9 and at the expense of the
Contractor, under the direction of the Architect.
Boxes shall be of approved design and construction, and of such form and
dimension as required to serve the kind of fixtures to be used and the
number, size and arrangement of conduits connected thereto. The
allowable conductor fill as given in Rule 2486 of the Philippine Electrical
Code shall not be exceeded. Deep boxes, box rings, and raised plaster
covers shall be used when necessary to obtain the required conductor
capacity. Floor outlets shall have standard round adjustable boxes.
Each outlet in the wiring or raceways system shall be provided with the box to
suit the conditions encountered. Boxes for exposed or in wet location shall
be of the cast-metal type having threaded hubs. Boxes for concealed work
shall be cadmium plated or zinc-coaled sheet metal type.
Boxes installed in concealed locations shall be set flush with the proper
extension rings or plaster covers where required. Boxes shall be installed in
a rigid and satisfactory manner.
Boxes shall not be less than 38 millimeters deep unless shallower boxes are
required in the particular outlets and fixtures to be installed.
3.03 TELEPHONE SYSTEM
All wiring shall be done in accordance with the requirements of the Philippine
Long Distance Telephone Company or approved equal arid the Philippine
Electrical Code.
3.04 OPERATION TESTS
After completion of electrical installation arid at such time as Architect of his

representatives may direct the Contractor in the presence of the Engineer or his
authorized representative shall conduct circuit insulation, switching and
equipment operation tests and adjustments that are required to fully and
completely demonstrate that the electric.al system has been installed and will
operate in accordance with all applicable specifications, codes and drawings,
free from any ground, shorts, or defects. The personnel and electrical power
necessary for all the required tests shall be at his own expense.
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3.05 GUARANTEE
defects in materials, equipment and workmanship for a period agreed by both
parties.
Any work that becomes defective shall be made good by the Contractor at his
own expense in a manner satisfactory to the Owner.
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SECTION 1040 : SIGN AGES AND IDENTIFYING DEVICES
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
The Design of signages and identifying devices will be supplied by the Owner.
The Contractor shall install these.
1.02 HANDLING AND STORAGE
Handle and store in a manner to prevent undue damage. Unpack only when
ready for installation.
Provide adequate protection until building is ready for use.
2.00 EXECUTION
2.01 INSTALLATION
Install in a secure and permanent manner.
For wall mounted assemblies, use sufficient and appropriate mounting

hardware and connectors which are concealed.
Mount assemblies plumb, straight, level and at prescribed heights and layout.
Mount building sign by embedding dowels into the backwall. Do not mutilate
the backwall. Provide expanding grout and appropriate fillers and retouch
flash to the backwall surface.
2.02 PROTECTION AND CLEANING
Protect installed signages against damage, scratches and stains from other
works trade.
Clean and polish before final acceptance and occupancy.
2.03 FAULTY INSTALLATION
Faulty installation shall be replaced by the Contractor at his own expense.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 13 : SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION Design Consortium International
DIVISION 13 – SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION
SECTION 1300 : SWIMMING POOL AND WHIRL POOL
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
Furnish equipment, tools, materials, hardware and accessories and controls

and perform labor and all operations necessary to complete all pool works as
indicated and specified. Make facility complete, functional and operational
before turn over to the Owner. See drawings and details for sizes, location,
extent and other requirements.
1.02 WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE
Waterproofing: see Division 7 Section 0700.
Electrical Works
1.03 SUBMITTALS

showing plans and detail of construction.
Manufacturer's literature: Submit manufacturer's product literature with

technical description of the equipment and mechanisms.
Samples: Submit to the Architect samples of tiles including all required beads
and mouldings and secure approval prior to installation.
2.00 PRODUCTS
2.01 MATERIALS
A. Materials, equipment and mechanisms to be used shall be as per UL

standards with Architect's approval.
Pool Tiles shall be homogeneous mosaic tiles MML by Malaysian Mosaic

Berhad.
Walk and Poolside deck Tiles shall be non-skid, reconstituted rough face
homogeneous granite tiles MML by Malaysian Mosaic Berhad.
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3.00 EXECUTION
3.01 INSTALLATION
Coordinate with the other trade Contractors whose works are involved or
affected in the installation of the equipment of the pools as to schedule and
other necessary tasks.
3.02 GUARANTEE
defects in materials, equipment and workmanship for a period of 20 years from
the date of final acceptance.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 14 : CONVEYING Design Consortium International
SYSTEMS Symfoni Kamias - K-J Street, East Kamias, Quezon
City
DIVISION 14 - CONVEYING SYSTEMS
SECTION 1400 : ELEVATORS
1.00 GENERAL
1.01 SCOPE
The elevators will be supplied by the Owner. The Contractor shall coordination
with the designated representative of the Elevator Manufacturer and other
Trade Contractors and ensure all electrical, mechanical , civil works, openings,
hoistway entrances, etc. are inconformity with the requirements.
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SPECIFICATION – DIVISION 1 : GENERAL Design Consortium International

Symfoni Kamias - K-J Street, East Kamias, Quezon

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5.00 NATURE AND SCOPE OF GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK

Work contemplated under comprehensive work shall consist of furnishing

The following are the divisions of work to be undertaken:

INJURY TO PERSONS OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY: The Contractor shall be

DEMOLITION AND PROTECTION OF EXISITING FACILI'TIES: Protect existing

DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS: All materials having salvage value shall be carefully

STANDARD OF WORKMANSHIP: The works shall be executed in a neat and

STANDARD OF MATERIALS1 PRODUCTS: All materials and products shall be

Substitution of specified products shall have prior written approval of the

COORDINATION WITH OTHER TRADES: The Contractor shall examine and be

SUSPENSION,OR DELAYS: The Contractor shall not suspend or fail to make

28 fire protection system components

Technical Catalogues and Brochures

0 waterproofing material specification

Detailed Shop Drawings

0 formworks when required

Laboratory Test Certificates

DIVISION 2 – SITE WORK

SECTION 0200 : CLEARING OF THE SITE

The Contractor shall inspect existing site conditions including existing

Demolition and removal of existing structures such as foundation, ramp,

1.02 EXAMINATION OF SITE

Protect adjacent properties, persons, shrubs, trees, lawns, structures, and

2.01 DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS

2.02 STORAGE OF TOPSOIL

Where existing concrete on ground is to be demolished, remove all existing

3.02 CLEARING AND GRUBBING

Uproot trees or cut down within 75 millimeters of ground surface or as shown

Protect trees indicated in the plans as "trees to be preserved".

Cut down trees in a manner to avoid damage to trees to be preserved, to avoid

material such as dry soil, compacted in accordance with Section:

E. Grub up or clear undergrowth, bushes, vegetation, rubbish and all

Repair damages done to property of any person or persons on or off the

Damage caused by the Contractor, whether by accident or negligence in

SECTION 0210 : EARTHWORK

The scope of work covered by this specifications consists in furnishing all

1.02 VERIFICATION OF EXISTING CONDITIONS

A. Provide adequate protective measures to protect materials, men and

B. Provide shoring, sheeting and bracing to prevent caving, erosion or

Provide bracing and cribbing when required to maintain earth in position.

Keep safe and drained embankment and excavation during construction.

Storage or stock-piling of materials on the sub-grade will not be permitted

Settlement or washing that may have occurred shall be re-established to the

E. Protect existing pavement, causeway poles, sewers and utilities from

Existing in ground services encountered are to be instructed by the Architect as

2.01 DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS

Only coarse-grained fill material shall be used inside buildings and

2 Granular fill to form a capillary water barrier shall be clean, crushed,

3 All materials, including excavated materials approved for use as

4 Material required for fill in excess of that produced by excavation

2.02 UTILIZATION AND STORAGE OF EXCAVATED MA'TERIALS

Final decisions as to the suitability of excavated material to be used for fill

3.02 SITE GRADING

A. All exterior grade shall be formed in accordance with drawings and

3.03 STAKES AND BATTER BOARDS

Stake out building accurately and establish grades