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L. Submit a unit cost per drain to lower them down to the metal deck if necessary.<br />

M. Where necessary, Remove stucco to provide a minimum 8” flashing height. Mechanically<br />

fasten 1/2 inch plywood to the studs. Install stucco stop <strong>and</strong> new stucco to match existing.<br />

N. Split face block wall: Mechanically fasten a wood nailer to the metal deck at the base of the<br />

wall <strong>and</strong> mechanically fasten a wood nailer to the inside face of the wood nailer at the top of<br />

the wall. Wood nailer should be of sufficient thickness to allow for the installation of ½”<br />

plywood sheeting covering the entire wall. Install two by four wood studs four feet on center,<br />

fastened to the wood nailers <strong>and</strong> also to the wall. Plywood should be secured to both nailers<br />

<strong>and</strong> wood studs.<br />

RELATED WORK FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT REQUIRING ALTERATION DURING<br />

REROOFING OPERATIONS<br />

A. Ducts <strong>and</strong> related sheet metal items such as plenums shall be designed, fabricated,<br />

insulated, constructed, <strong>and</strong> sealed according to the requirements detailed in the most recent<br />

edition of the HVAC Duct Construction St<strong>and</strong>ards as published by SMACNA. In addition,<br />

the following general guidelines by SMACNA should be considered:<br />

1. All ducts that are not watertight through the use of welded construction or protective<br />

shields <strong>and</strong> are exposed to weather <strong>and</strong> solar radiation shall have secure watertight<br />

mechanical connections <strong>and</strong> receive exterior duct sealant treatment as defined in the<br />

following paragraph.<br />

2. Exterior duct sealant treatment shall consist of the supplemental application of a product<br />

or products marketed specifically as forming a positive air <strong>and</strong> watertight seal, bonding<br />

well to the metal involved, remaining watertight with metal movement <strong>and</strong> having a<br />

suitable service temperature range. If exposed to direct sunlight, the sealant treatment<br />

should be ultraviolet ray <strong>and</strong> ozone resistant <strong>and</strong> should, after curing, be painted with a<br />

compatible coating that provides that resistance. The term "sealant" is not limited to<br />

materials of adhesive or mastic nature but is inclusive of tapes <strong>and</strong> combinations of<br />

woven fabric strips <strong>and</strong> mastics. Asphalt based compounds are not approved for sealing<br />

ductwork.<br />

3. Unless otherwise prescribed by the equipment manufacturer, ducts <strong>and</strong> related sheet<br />

metal items shall be attached to equipment with mechanical fasteners supplemented<br />

with exterior duct sealant treatment as defined in the above paragraph. The attachment<br />

method shall accommodate disconnection if this is required for routine maintenance of<br />

the equipment.<br />

4. Where vibration dampening isolation material is required at the connection of ducts to<br />

equipment, such material shall be watertight.<br />

5. Roof penetrations by ducts shall utilize counterflashed curbs which are constructed<br />

according to NRCA st<strong>and</strong>ards <strong>and</strong> counterflashed as directed by the roofing material<br />

manufacturer.<br />

6. All penetrations into ducts shall be sealed water-tight. Attachment of supports shall use<br />

a minimum number of duct penetrations.<br />

M-13-135 page - 4 <strong>Citrus</strong> <strong>Reprographics</strong> <strong>Roofing</strong> Specification

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