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PRINTED IN CANADA STEEL DOOR FRAMES Typical steel stud and drywall partitions, together with the standard jamb depths used with each, are shown in Figure 46. 3-1/2” Steel Stud + 5/8” Drywall Each Side 3-5/8” Steel Stud + 2 Layers of 1/2” Drywall Each Side 2-1/2” Steel Stud + 1/2” Drywall Each Side 6” Steel Stud + 5/8” Drywall Each Side 3-5/8” Steel Stud + 1/2” Drywall Each Side 3-5/8” Steel Stud + 2 Layers of 5/8” Drywall Each Side 2-1/2” Steel Stud + 5/8” Drywall Each Side 6” Steel Stud + 2 Layers of 5/8” Drywall Each Side Figure 46 : Typical Steel Stud and Drywall Partitions 3-5/8” Steel Stud + 5/8” Drywall Each Side 4” Steel Stud + 5/8” Drywall Each Side Page 32 Date Mar ‘05
PRINTED IN CANADA STEEL STUD WALL ANCHORS STEEL DOOR FRAMES Four types of anchors are used to secure frame product in steel stud and drywall partitions: combination stud anchors, ‘Z’ anchors, compression anchors and face dimpled anchors. The selection of anchor type is dependent upon the frame assembly method and the profile of the jambs. Combination stud anchors (CSA) are used for standard profile, welded or knocked-down F, Miter and Notch or Stick-Series frame product where the wall is constructed after the frame is in place. The 2 piece CSA, in Figure 47, is available in 2 sizes. One is suitable for all standard drywall profiles from 4-1/2” to 6-5/8” jamb depth, plus 4-3/4” and 5-3/4” F, Miter and Notch or Stick-Series masonry profiles. The other size covers standard drywall profile jamb depths from 7-1/8” to 9-1/2” plus 6-3/4” and 7-3/4” masonry profiles. This anchor is made of 2 identical size parts which interlock to form the completed anchors. They can easily be put together to form various sizes to fit multiple standard jamb depths. The one-piece CSA, also illustrated in Figure 47, is used only in standard masonry profile frames. It is available in sizes to suit F, Miter and Notch or Stick-Series 4-3/4”, 5-3/4”, 6-3/4”, 7-3/4” and 8-3/4” jamb depths. 2-Piece Combination Stud Anchor 1-Piece Combination Stud Anchor Figure 47 : Combination Stud Anchors CSA Installation Both the 1 and 2-piece designs are manufactured from 20 gage galvanneal steel and are friction fitted inside the profile before the studs are erected. For all non-fire rated frame product or frames up to 1-1/2 hour rating, either anchor design may be shipped loose to the site for installation by the contractor. For 3 hour rated frames and all rated transom, sidelight and window frames, these anchors must be tack welded into the jambs at the factory or the listed distributor’s shop. Page 33 Date Mar ‘05
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Page 3 and 4: PRINTED IN CANADA HISTORY FOREWORD
Page 5 and 6: PRINTED IN CANADA TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Page 9 and 10: PRINTED IN CANADA Figure N o TABLE
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Page 13 and 14: PRINTED IN CANADA GALVANNEAL STEEL
Page 15 and 16: PRINTED IN CANADA STEEL DOOR FRAMES
Page 17 and 18: PRINTED IN CANADA GALVANNEAL ADVANT
Page 19 and 20: PRINTED IN CANADA FRAME PRODUCT DEF
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Page 37 and 38: PRINTED IN CANADA WALLS AND ANCHORS
Page 39 and 40: PRINTED IN CANADA MASONRY CONSTRUCT
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Page 77 and 78: PRINTED IN CANADA Inverted Channel
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PRINTED IN CANADA LEGEND S = Standa
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PRINTED IN CANADA HOLLOW METAL FIRE
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PRINTED IN CANADA INTRODUCTION BUIL
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PRINTED IN CANADA BUILDERS HARDWARE
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PRINTED IN CANADA ASA Strike A 4-7/
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PRINTED IN CANADA Reversible Door A
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PRINTED IN CANADA NSHP ....... Non-
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PRINTED IN CANADA Core, 190 D-Serie
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PRINTED IN CANADA Ordering Doors, 1
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1 Profile Frames Doors Specialties
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3 www.flemingdoor.com F Series - Ma
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5 www.flemingdoor.com D Series The
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7 www.flemingdoor.com Stainless Ser
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9 www.flemingdoor.com Stick Series
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11 www.flemingdoor.com Fire Labelin
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Designed and Produced by SUTTON JAV
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Contents...........................
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5. The governing building code spec
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Typical Door Construction (33-39) E
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70. Unless indicated otherwise, Fle
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141. D, CW and H-Series, Standard c
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223. Glass lights or louvers are no
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Manufacturer / Distributor Interedg
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Manufacturer / Distributor Viracom
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Product Frames Transom Frames (530-
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STANDARD FRAME PRODUCT CONSTRUCTION
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341. Snap-in type drywall wall anch
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NON-STANDARD FRAME CONSTRUCTIONS Kn
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493. Lead-Lined frame construction
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574. Sills in sidelights and window
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Table 11 (Continued): Labeled Glazi
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Table 11 (Continued) : Labeled Glaz
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Frames Transom Frames Sidelight Fra
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653. Fire exit devices are labeled
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1-3/8" Doors P5, 50, 275, 642 2 & 3
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