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New Jersey Schools Development Authority Design-Build Performance Specifications New Caruso Elementary School Keansburg Public Schools B. Metal-framed storefront doors: Extruded aluminum, factory-engineered, -fabricated, and -finished, fixed thermal framing supporting glazing, panels, and doors, complete with glazing, glazing seals, flashings, and anchors. 1. Glazing method: Glazing caps with gaskets; allow for reglazing individual panes from exterior without disturbing adjacent panes. 2. Gaskets and setting blocks: EPDM, ASTM C 864-2005; or silicone rubber, ASTM C 1115-2006. 3. Structural glazing sealant: ASTM C 1184-2005 silicone. 4. Designer qualifications: Licensed professional engineer. C. Insulated Fiberglass Reinforced Polyester Faced Doors 1. Fiberglass reinforced polyester face material: 0.120-inch minimum thickness, with color integral through full thickness of face sheet and sandstone texture finish. 2. Core material: Urethane foam of 5 pounds per cubic foot density for doors. 3. Frames: Heavy-wall aluminum. D. Insulated Steel Doors and Frames 1. Minimum 14-gauge doors and frames. 2. Fully welded construction. 3. Provide hot-dipped zinc-coated steel complying with ASTM A653-G90 or equivalent. END OF SECTION B2050.00 June 27, 2013 Section B2050.00 Page 9 of 9 Exterior Doors and Grilles
New Jersey Schools Development Authority Design-Build Performance Specifications New Caruso Elementary School Keansburg Public Schools SECTION B2050.30 EXTERIOR OVERSIZE DOORS PERFORMANCE A. Basic Function 1. Secure oversize openings in the exterior wall as indicated to permit and control service access to the building. a. Provide electrically operated insulated steel overhead coiling doors where indicated at loading dock and storage shed. b. Provide oversize flush structural steel doors where indicated at transformer enclosure. 2. The elements comprising exterior oversize doors include door components that form or complete the openings, unless an integral part of another element. 3. Where exterior oversize door elements also must function as elements defined within another element group, meet requirements of both element groups. 4. Brand Names: Where brand names are listed, they represent the Basis of Design unless those items are identified as approved proprietary items in project requirements. B. Amenity and Comfort 1. Overhead Coiling Doors a. Thermal Performance: R-value minimum 14.86 and in accordance with codes and referenced standards. b. Air Infiltration: Maximum of .08 cfm/ft 2 of crack length, measured in accordance with ASTM E 283-2004 at differential pressure of 1.57 psf. c. Water Penetration: Door openings are exempt from water penetration requirements of Section B and B20. d. Convenience and Accessibility (1) Mode of Operation: Electrically operated, with exterior card operation integral with security system where indicated. 2. Oversize structural steel doors: Provide manually operated doors, insulated where appropriate. 3. Appearance: Provide manufacturer’s standard factory-applied baked-on polyester finish in custom color(s) as indicated. C. Health and Safety 1. Emergency Egress a. Do not use oversize doors to satisfy egress requirements. 2. Fire Resistance a. Doors required by code to be fire resistive: Fire resistance rating as required by code, for fire resistance rating of exterior wall in which doors occur, tested in accordance with a method acceptable to local authorities. June 27, 2013 Section B2050.30 Page 1 of 4 Exterior Oversize Doors
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