SECTION DOOR HARDWARE

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1 SECTION DOOR HARDWARE PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 SUMMARY A. Section Includes: Hardware and related items for interior and exterior doors, other than specified in specific door sections. B. Coordinate with Owner for keying requirements. C. Coordinate with Owner s Security Consultant for security hardware SYSTEM DESCRIPTION A. Performance Requirements: The Manufacturer or Authorized Distributor shall confirm that there is an established local agency which stocks a full complement of parts and offers service during normal working hours for the finish hardware to be furnished and that the agency will supply parts without delay and at reasonable cost. B. Furnish and install hardware complete for intended use in doors and frames of the dimensions, profile, security and similar requirements indicated, specified or necessary for proper installation and function and meeting or exceeding the quality requirements as specified herein regardless of omissions or conflicts in the information in the Contract Documents SUBMITTALS A. Provide seven (7) copies typed DHI format submittals with three (3) sets of product cut sheets of each type of hardware required for Project, in accordance with Section 01300, using established numbering system. Indicate the following: 1. Style and finish. 2. Locations and mounting heights of each item of hardware. 3. Include a complete listing of equipment and materials including manufacturer, catalog number, finish, diagrams, (including cut-sheets), schematics and all other pertinent data. B. Templates: Supply to Door and Frame Manufacturer(s) to enable proper and accurate sizing and locations of cutouts for hardware. C. Certification: At the completion of installation, certify that material is properly installed according to Manufacturers printed instructions. D. Operating and Maintenance Data: Submit per Section Provide Owner with Manufacturer's parts list and maintenance instructions for each type of hardware supplied and necessary wrenches and tools required for proper maintenance of hardware QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Standards: Comply with the following: 1. ANSI/NFPA 80 - Fire Doors and Windows. 2. UL Standard Panic Hardware. B. Regulatory Requirements: Comply with the following: 98055A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998

2 1. ANSI A117.1 "Making Buildings and Facilities Accessible to and Usable by Physically Handicapped People." 2. Public Law "The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). 3. ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG). 4. Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS). 5. The Arizonans with Disabilities Act of 1992 Administrative Rules (AzDAAG) C. Supplier Qualifications: 1. Employ an AHC member of the DHI. 2. Factory authorized stocking distributor of the approved items. 3. Holder of legally required licenses. D. Manufacturer Qualifications: 5 years experience in manufacture of comparable systems. E. Regulatory Requirements: 1. Hardware listed or furnished shall meet requirements of Federal, State and Local codes having jurisdiction. 2. Any item furnished or installed that does not meet code requirements shall be removed and proper items substituted at no additional cost or expense to the Owner. 3. Provide hardware for fire-rated openings in compliance with A.I.A. (NBFU) Pamphlet No. 80 and NFPA Standards No. 80 and No This requirement shall take precedence over other requirements for such hardware. 4. Provide hardware which has been tested and listed by U.L. for the types and sizes of doors required, and which complies with the requirements of the doors and door frame labels. 5. Provide 3-point latches at aluminum double doors used as entrance, not egress exit. 6. Hardware on all doors leading to or from electrical rooms, mechanical rooms, service stairs, dock areas and the like which represent a hazard to the blind, shall have knurling or abrasive coating on the door lever, handle, or bar which will alert the user to potential perils present. The hardware product and installation shall satisfy all governing handicapped codes DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Packing and Shipping: Package each item of hardware in original and individual containers, complete with all necessary fastenings, keys, instructions, and templates for spotting mortising tools. 1. Mark each container with its item number corresponding to the item number on the finish hardware schedule. 2. Containers holding locks shall show the following corresponding to that shown on the finish hardware schedule: a. Heading number b. Door number c. Hand of door (when required) d. Keying symbol (developed by Owner) 3. A typewritten schedule in DHI format conforming with the approved schedule shall accompany each shipment. B. When hardware must be installed at the factory, the hardware supplier shall send all such needed items to the respective supplier for their use in installation. The cost of this shipping requirement shall be borne by the hardware supplier. C. Acceptance at Site: Upon delivery of the finish hardware to the job site, check in and sign for all material delivered and thereafter be responsible for same A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998

3 D. Storage and Protection: Provide a secured area with sufficient space and shelving in which to store and inventory all materials under lock and key. Protect hardware from damage at all times. E. Permanent keys will not be made available to the General Contractor or any Subcontractor or Supplier under any circumstances WARRANTY A. Repair, replace or otherwise correct deficient materials and workmanship at no additional cost to Owner as indicated below: 1. Typical: 2 years, except as follows: 2. Locksets: 5 years. 3. Closers: 10 years. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 MANUFACTURERS A. To the greatest extent possible, obtain all hardware of the same type from only one Manufacturer HARDWARE A. General: 1. Locking devices which secure both sides of any door are not permitted. 2. Function as listed in Door & Hardware Schedule. 3. Finish: Builders Hardware Mfr. Assoc. (BHMA) 612, Satin Bronze, clear coated (US10), unless indicated otherwise. B. CYLINDERS / KEYWAY: 1. Manufacturer: Match lockset manufacturer. 2. Cylinders: Removable core type to fit all locking devices specified herein. Design shall permit removal of cylinder without removing locking device from door. Installed flush within hardware or furnish trim ring. 3. Removable Cores Construction: Furnish keyed-alike temporary cores for use during construction. Provide three (3) keys to Contractor. 4. Removable Cores Permanent: Keyed per factory registered numbers for existing master key sets and individual keying instructions to be furnished by Owner. Factory keyed unless otherwise authorized in writing by the Owner. 5. Permanent Keys: Stamp one side "DO NOT DUPLICATE". Tag master key sets and change keys for easy identification. 6. Keying: Bowstyle Quantity Grand master: Square Total of three (3) Master: Oval Total of three (3) Change: Round Three (3) each keyed-alike core. C. LOCKSETS & LATCHSETS: 1. General: Extra heavy duty. Lever handle, 2-3/4" (70mm) backset. 2. Manufacturer: Model: Best 35H Series, 14H Schlage L Series,17B Yale 8700 Series, PBR Falcon M Series, QG 98055A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998

4 3. Functions Mechanical Access: Manual operation only (i.e. key or grip). Type: Description: Office Latch by key outside or by grip either side, unless outside grip is locked by toggle action stop. Auxiliary latch deadlocks latch. Classroom Latch by grip either side, unless outside grip is locked by key outside. Auxiliary latch deadlocks latch. Inside grip always free. Storeroom Latch by grip inside or by key outside. Outside grip always rigid. Inside grip always free. Auxiliary latch deadlocks latchbolt. Passage Latch by grip either side; both grips always free. Privacy Latch by grip either side. Deadbolt by thumbturn inside, by rotating inside grip or by emergency release tool outside. Inside grip simultaneously retracts latch and deadbolt. Dummy Trim No operation, except as pull. 4. Functions Electrically Controlled Access: Includes electrically controlled locking mechanism rated at 24 volts AC/DC and 0.75 amps, continuous duty. Requires electric hinge and grout box at frame. Fail secure or fail safe to meet code. Type: Description: E-Unlocked Latch by inside grip or outside grip when electrical power is on or key outside. Inside grip always free. Fail secure. D. TUBULAR DEADLOCKS: Extra heavy duty mortise, 2-3/4" backset. Match lockset manufacturer. 1. Manufacturer: Model: Schlage L Series Best 38H Yale 300 Series Falcon K900 I/C Series 2. Functions: Description: P-Deadlock Deadbolt by key outside or thumbturn inside. R-Deadlock Deadbolt by key outside or thumbturn inside. Thumbturn retracts deadlock but will not project it. E. EXIT DEVICES: 1. U.L. approved for Casualty. Fire doors to be equipped with UL rated exit devices meeting the fire label requirement. 2. Pushbar, rim type. Devices to match in design. 3. Key cylinder dogging. Fit mortise cylinders typical. 4. Manufacturers: Exit Device Lever Handle Outside Trim American Device 9000 L08 Precision Apex L Von Duprin 99 Series L06A Sargent 8800 ETP 5. Rim Strikes: Typical. Furnish fire-rated type to match fire-rating of door assembly. 6. Functions: Description: Exit Only Exit Only; No outside trim. Nightlatch Latch retracted by key outside. Outside Trim. Classroom Latch retracted by grip, unless grip locked by key outside. F. PADLOCKS: Corrosion-resistant, heavy-duty exterior use. Steel shackle, length and largest available diameter to fit project condition. Match lockset manufacturer. 1. Manufacturers: Model: Schlage Series Best 41B Series 98055A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998

5 Yale 400 Series Falcon 9550L I/C Series G. OVERHEAD CLOSERS: 1. UL Listing. ANSI Certification; ANSI A156.4 Grade Adjustable hydraulic back check in advance of 90. Delayed action operation, set at 15 seconds (adjustable on-site to one minute). Maximum 5 pound opening force to meet accessibility requirements (ADA & CABO/ANSI A-117-1). 3. Bodies to be close grained malleable iron, with 3 separate control valves (including backcheck) ANSI Grade 1 or aluminum, ANSI Grade Non-handed. Secure body of surface mounted closers to door stop face (push side) or hinge face (pull side) as scheduled; otherwise install on int. side of door. 5. Tamper-proof, non-critical regulating screws. 6. Provide all accessories as required for job conditions. 7. Extra Duty Arms (EDA) for parallel applications. 8. Equip with size adjustment (1 through 6) in the field by the installer. 9. Spray finish covers to match typical hardware finish. 10. Manufacturer: Surface: Concealed: LCN Dorma 7901 RTS Norton 8501BF N/A H. STOPS: Use wall concave type in lieu of floor dome type when possible. 1. Manufacturers: Wall Floor Hager 236W 240F; 242F Trimco 1276CCS 1210; 1212 BBW WC9X F8061X, F8063X Glynn Johnson 60C FB13X; FB17 X Quality W ; 431 I. PLATES: Size as listed unless indicated otherwise. Min " thick, all edges beveled. Mount with through-bolts. Pull - 6"*x16"w/ Kick - Ht. per Sched. 1. Manufacturers: 8" long x1"ø Grip: Push - 6*"x16": x Door Width less 1": Hager 33G 30S 190S Trimco B K0038 BBW F 37 Quality 1610A Note: Reduce push/pull plate width to 1" less than door stile width, where applicable. J. STRIKES: 1. Typical for each lockset, latchset, deadbolt and mortise exit device as required to protect trim from being marred by bolt. 4 7/8" ASA with wrought strike box. 2. Extended lip on all outswinging exterior doors or other locations as necessary. K. LOCK PROTECTORS: Typical all out-swinging exterior doors. 1. Manufacturers: Model: Glynn Johnson LP12 Quality 109 Trimco 5000 BBW 9615 L. HINGES BUTT: 1. Width sized to clear all trim. Refer to the Drawings. 2. Full-mortise, 5-knuckle, ball bearing; flat button, top and bottom tips; nonremovable pins on ext. outswinging doors; reverse bevel int. locked doors. 3. Height of Hinge: Door Thickness: Door Width: 4 1/2" 1 3/4" to 36" 98055A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998

6 5" 1 3/4" Over 36" to 48" 4. Number Required: Door Height: 2 60" or less 3 Over 60" up to 90" 4 Over 90" up to 120" Int. Drs. Ext. Drs; 5. Manufacturer: No Closer: Int. Drs w/ Closers: Stanley: FBB179 FBB168 McKinney: TA2714 T4B3786 Lawrence: BB4101 BB5151 Hager: BB1279 BB For larger doors than noted above, refer to manufacturer for recommendations. 7. Electric Hinges to have 8 wires concealed with grout box at frame. Required at all door locations with electrically controlled locking mechanism. M. DOOR BOTTOMS STANDARD: Vinyl insert. Extruded aluminum, dark bronze anodized. 1. Manufacturers: Dr. Shoe Drip Dr. Shoe Pemko 216AV 217AV Hager 778S-AL 779S-AL Reese DB595A-U DB594A-U National 319A 35A N. DOOR BOTTOMS AUTOMATIC: Extruded aluminum, dark bronze anodized. Firelabeled. Smoke Labeled. Sound tested. Extruded sponge neopreme insert. 1. Manufacturers: Model: Pemko 4301CR Hager 747S-AL Reese 330C National 420A O. DOOR SEALS: Rigid Jamb type. Surface mounted head and jambs. Extruded closed cell sponge neopreme insert, R6130 class II grade C material. Fire-labeled. Smoke Labeled. Air Infiltration tested. Sound tested. Extruded aluminum, dark bronze anodized. 1. Continuous at head and jamb of exterior doors. 2. Continuous smoke seals at head and jamb of fire rated doors. 3. Manufacturers: Model: Pemko 315CR Hager 871S-ALN Reese DS78C National 130NA P. DOOR THRESHOLDS: Full width of openings, cut neat to fit jambs, to meet accessibility requirements. Mill extruded bronze. 1. Manufacturers: 1/4" x 4 Saddle 1/4"x4" Half Saddle 1/2"x4" Half Saddle Pemko 270A 274A 227A Hager 403S-AL NA 432S-AL Reese S404A S439A S239A National Q. ASTRAGALS OVERLAPPING (One door inactive): Extruded aluminum, dark bronze anodized.. Extruded closed cell sponge neopreme insert, R6130 class II grade C material. Fire-labeled. Smoke Labeled. Air Infiltration tested. Sound tested. 1. Manufacturers: Overlapping: Pemko 352CR Reese 87C 98055A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998

7 National 148NA R. ASTRAGALS ADJUSTABLE SPLIT (Two doors active): Extruded aluminum, dark bronze anodized.. Pile/brush insert. Fire-labeled. Provide one each door. 1. Manufacturers: Surface Mount: Pemko 351C x 351CP Reese 95C x 95CP National 140PA x 140PA Hager 845S x 846S-AL S. AUTOMATIC FLUSHBOLTS: 1. Top and bottom with strikes. 2. Requires coordinator and closer each door. 3. Manufacturers: Model: Glynn Johnson FB7/FB8 Hager 291D/292D DCI 840/940 T. COORDINATOR: 1. Manufacturer: Model: DCI 600 X 2) 601BB U. KNOX BOX: Model 3200-R, 4"W x 5"H x 3-1/4" deep (100mmW x 127mmH x 83mm deep) with 7"W x 7"H (178mm W x 178mm W) flange, black polyester powder coat finish FASTENERS: A. Furnish hardware with all necessary screws, bolts, or other fastenings of suitable; size and type to anchor the hardware in position for heavy use and long life and of compatible material and finish. B. Furnish fastenings with anchors according to the material to which it is applied, and as recommended by the Manufacturer. C. Fasteners as follows: 1. Concrete: Machine screws and tamp-ins. 2. Metal Doors and Jambs: Machine screws. 3. Closers to wood or mineral core doors: Sex bolts FABRICATION: All hardware supplied to doors and door frames shall be made to template TEMPLATES: A. The hardware supplier, upon receipt of reviewed hardware schedule, shall send an approved schedule along with a complete template information to the door and door frame fabricator(s) or any other supplier requiring this information. B. Reinforcements for locksets, exit devices, closers and any other items so indicated or specified shall be fabricated at the time of door and frame manufacture DOOR HARDWARE SCHEDULE: As scheduled or specified herein. A. While the hardware schedule is intended to cover all doors and establish a type and standard of quality, it shall remain the specific duty and responsibility of the finish hardware supplier to review the plans and specifications and furnish proper hardware for all openings, whether listed or not. PART 3 EXECUTION 98055A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998

8 3.01 EXAMINATION A. Verification of Conditions: Examine conditions under which finish hardware will be installed. Report deficiencies to the Architect. B. Walls to receive proper backing for wall bumpers as specified in Section Rough Carpentry INSTALLATION A. Install hardware in accordance with Manufacturer's recommendations, using proper templates. A. Maintain ANSI standard mounting heights for doors, from finished floor to center line of hardware item. B. Knox Box: Recessed into wall construction and rigidly anchored in place at locations indicated on Drawings in accordance with requirements for Fire Department access. C. Fasten closers on wood or mineral core doors with conventional fasteners, unless sex nuts and bolts are required by UL. Other than that required by UL, no sex nuts and bolts shall be allowed for installation. D. For surface mounted closer, pivot hinges, concealed closers or holders or other hardware mortised into the top or bottom edges, edges shall be a minimum of 4-1/2 inches (115mm), thoroughly kiln-dried hardwood. E. Locate wall bumpers to prevent lockset lever or closer from touching wall CLEANING A. During the course of the Work and on completion, remove and dispose of excess materials, equipment and debris away from premises. Leave Work in clean condition in accordance with Section SCHEDULES A. See Door Schedule. END OF SECTION 98055A Rev. 4 December 23, 1998