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Report (6) OFFICE COPY OFFICE COPY SUBMITTAL PACKAGE ►Ilv�O SW Page l R. FPV't IK pATE: 11/25/2020 FOR APPROVAL PACKAGE NUM: 043 CONSTRUCTION Bremik Construction Inc. PACKAGE REV: 0 19027--Tigard Triangle SPEC#: 074646 To: Dave Mojica From: Riley McCoy Scott Edwards Architecture LLP Bremik Construction Inc. 2525 E. Burnside Street 1026 SE Stark St. Portland, OR 97214 Portland, OR 97214 We are transmitting the following Submittal Package Number: " 043", Revision: "0" Description: "Fiber Cement Siding" for your review, intended to be compliant with contract Specification Number: "074646". Please review and respond to: Riley McCoy, by: 12/11/2020 in accordance with the contract documents. Additional Notes: Submittal Revision Description Status Notes Item 074646-001 0 Fiber Cement Siding- Submittal Required Product Data Bremik Construction,Inc. Date: 11/25/2021 By: Rikev Mc.Coj SUBMITTAL REVIEW Sincerely, ►, Reviewed❑ Reviewed as noted IJT RO pceeTIons TAKER ❑ NOT ReviEweo ❑ Revise&resubmit 0 EXCEPTtOS AS MOTEL, 0 REVISEi essuoMIT Review of these documents does not relieve subcontractors of their responsibility In reference to;held verifications of all Corrections Or contents made to the shop drawings duting this review do not relieve the ConVactor from dimensions;jobslte conditions and requirements;coordinaticn compliance with requirements of the drawings and with all trades;full compliance with all contract requirements; specifications.This check is only for review of general compliance with all state and city ordinance requirements conformance with the design concept and general compliance with the information given in the contract documents.The Contractor is responsible for confirming and correlating all quantities and dimensions:selecting fabrication processes and APPROVED techniques ofcone action coordinatingrkna safes with techniques and peuormncthe work the saforkw satisfactory rnessee SCOTT I EDWARDS ARCHITECTURE,LLP 2525 E BURNSIDE ST y��t /y //�� PORTLAND.OR 97214 REVISREVISION BY Dave Hoke ION•?r1J 1 1 DATE 313r2021 �3Upc D JC 00 3 13 SECTION 07 46 46 FIBER CEMENT SIDING PART 1 GENERAL 1.1 DESCRIPTION A. Work Included: Provide all fiber cement exterior siding and trim at locations shown on Drawings. B. Work in this Section includes bidder designed and engineered components. 1. Biddor dosignod and onginoorod compononts includo: fastener size and 8141904407 2. Manufacturer shall provide all engineering required; for final sizing to meet specifications, and code requirements of permit jurisdiction, and that system components are appropriate for intended application. 1.2 RELATED WORK SPECIFIED ELSEWHERE A. Project Meetings Section 01 31 19 B. Submittals Section 01 33 00 C. Bidder Designed and Engineered Systems Section 01 33 50 D. Quality Assurance Section 01 43 00 E. Rough Carpentry Section 06 10 00 F. Weather Resistive Barriers Section 07 25 00 G. Flashing and Sheet Metal Section 07 60 00 H. Sealants Section 07 90 00 Painting Section 09 90 00 1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Standards: Comply with standards specified in this Section and as listed in Section 01 42 19. 1.4 SUBMITTALS A. General: Comply with provisions of Section 01 33 00. 1.5 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Provide wrapping or coating to protect surfaces. 1.6 PRE-INSTALLATION CONFERENCE & MOCKUP A. Conduct a pre-installation conference as required by Section 01 31 19. B. Construct a mockup as required by Section 01 43 00. 1.7 WARRANTY (Pre-Finished Panel Siding System) A. Provide manufacturer's fifty (50) year warranty against manufactured defects in panels. B. Provide manufacturer's twenty (20) year warranty against manufactured defects in panel ceramic finish. 1.8 DESIGN WIND LOADS: B. Minimum Design Wind Loads -ASCE 7, current edition. 1. Building Risk Category: II (OSSC T1604.5) 2. Ultimate design wind speed: 120 mph. 3. Wind Exposure Category: B. 4. Wind Importance Factor: 1.0. SECTION 07 46 46 - 1 72nd and Baylor— Tigard, Oregon SEA No. 18191 / 12-19-19 (Rev. 7 06-12-2020) SECTION 07 46 46 FIBER CEMENT SIDING PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.1 MATERIALS (General) A. Weather resistive barrier: See Section 07 25 00. B. Flashing: See Section 07 60 00. C. Sealants: See Section 07 90 00 and as recommended by panel manufacturer. D. Metal trim accessories: See Drawings. E. Insect screen: Fiberglass 18x16 screen barring access to birds and insects. 2.2 MATERIALS (Pre-Finished Panel Siding System) A. Manufacturer: CERACLAD as manufactured by KMEW Co., Ltd. B. Panels: 1. Size: Nominal 18" x 10'. (Actual 455 mm x 3,030 mm) 2. Thickness: 5/8" (16mm) 3. Pattern: See Drawings. 4. Finish: Factory pre-finished with a heat-resistant, uv- cutting ceramic coating. 5. Color: See Drawings. C. Corners: Manufacturer's preformed corner pieces with matching pattern, texture and finish. D. Rainscreen Type: CERACLAD Rain Screen Exterior Siding System 1. Panel Clip: CERACLAD Panel Clip 2. Vertical Panel Joiner: CERACLAD Metal Caulking Joiner E. Substrate: See Drawings. F. Fasteners: Self-tapping, non-corrosive as recommended by panel manufacturer. G. Accessories: 1. Starter Bar: CEARCLAD Starter Bar. Provide min. G90 zinc base extra-smooth coating, or equal. 2. Provide all other required accessories not listed. 2.3 OTHER MATERIALS A. AU other materials, not specifically described but required for a complete and proper installation of siding system shall be new, first quality of their respective kinds, and subject to review of the Architect. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.1 FABRICATION, PRIMING & PAINTING A. Manufacture siding in strict conformance with manufacturer's printed specifications. B. Factory apply one coat of primer. C. After installation, apply two coats of paint per Section 09 90 00. 3.2 PREPARATION A. Install weather resistive barrier on all walls per Section 07 25 00. B. Install rain screen spacer wall furring per Drawings. 1. Wall furring to coincide with studs or solid blocking. 2. Fasten with hot-dipped galvanized steel or Type 304 stainless steel, ring SECTION 07 46 46 - 2 72nd and Baylor—Tigard, Oregon SEA No. 18191 / 12-19-19 (Rev. 7 06-12-2020) SECTION 07 46 46 FIBER CEMENT SIDING shank nails, 10d common at 10" o/c minimum. C. Install insect screen at all locations necessary to restrict the entry of insects to the furring cavity. D. Install all flashing and sheet metal per Section 07 60 00. E. Install all flashing and sheet metal in conformance with siding manufacturer's recommended installation instructions. 3.3 INSTALLATION (Pre-Finished Panel Siding System) A. Install WRB on all walls per Section 07 25 00. 1. See Drawings for sequencing of WRB w/ panel system. B. Install all flashing and sheet metal per Section 07 60 00 and panel manufacturer's shop drawings. Cold galvanize spray touch up finish paint all sheet metal cut ends as required for corrosion protection. Field paint all flashing permanently exposed to view in matching color to panel finish. C, Layout and install panels, accessories and closures per manufacturer's requirements. D. Install all materials in strict conformance with manufacturer's printed instructions and approved shop drawings. E. Install all closure and trim accessories to seal system from intrusion of insects in panel cavity. F. Where starter bar will be visible, field paint prior to installation of siding panels. Coordinate color selection with Architect. G. All sealants used in installation shall be color matched to panel finish. 3.4 CLEANING A. Remove trash, debris, equipment and parts from jobsite. B. Verify weeps and drainage channels are clear. C. Provide final cleaning per manufacturer's recommendation. END OF SECTION SECTION 07 46 46 - 3 72nd and Baylor—Tigard, Oregon SEA No. 18191 / 12-19-19 (Rev. 7 06-12-2020) B RE M 1 K LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL Page 1 Bremik Construction Inc. DATE: 12/07/2020 CONSTRUCTION 19027--Tigard Triangle TRANSMITTAL#: 1 To: Dave Mojica From: Paul Delsman Scott Edwards Architecture LLP Bremik Construction Inc. 2525 E. Burnside Street 1026 SE Stark St. Portland, OR 97214 Portland, OR 97214 Phone: 503-226-3617 Phone: 503-688-1000 Fax: 503-226-3715 Fax: 503-688-1005 Email: dmojica@seallp.com Email: pd@bremik.com CC: Attached and/or enclosed are the following documents. DOCUMENT# COPIES STATUS REMARKS 043:Ceraclad Prodcut Sample 3 SUBMITTAL REVIEW Additional Notes: Three Colors: -rr8 reveal'Midnight Blue ❑NO EXCEPTIONS TAKEN ❑ NOT REVIEWED -"8 Reveal Silk July 2017 ❑EXCEPTIONS AS NOTED REVISE/RESUBMIT -"Zen Garden"Silk,July 2017 Corrections or comments made to the shop drawings during this review do not relieve the Contractor from compliance with requirements of the drawings and specifications.This check is only for review of general conformance with the design concept and general compliance with the information given in the contract documents.The Contractor is responsible for Paul Delsman confirming and correlating all quantities and dimensions;selecting fabrication processes and techniques of construction,coordinating the work with other trades,and performing the work in a safe and satisfactory manner. 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P 425.8133-92g0 VAYIN CERACt At.tcir • , ,,4?4; ro"ICERACLAD KMEW USA INC. www.ceraclad.com ' Rain Screen Exterior Siding System August 20, 2019 Dear Valued Customer, This letter certifies that CERACLAD panel products do not contain any intentionally added Red List ingredients. This includes, but is not limited to: • Chromium Lead Silicate • Lead Silicate • Lead Fluorosilicate • Cadmium Hexafluorosilicate • Epichlorohydrin-bisphenol A resin • Urea Extended Phenol-Melamine Formaldehyde Resin • Phenol-Resorcinol-Formaldehyde Resin (Prf) KMEW USA Inc. is committed to providing innovative, durable, and sustainable products to the North American Market. For additional information or questions regarding material ingredients or testing, please contacts the KMEW USA Technical Department. Sincerely, Lindsey Hannah Technical Coordinator C E R A C L A D KMEW USA Inc. 425-883-9290 !ki : Rain Screen Exterior Siding System www.CERACLAD.com CERACLAD Rain Screen Exterior Siding System has many helpful attributes that increase the sustainability of your project and can contribute to the overall performance of your building. In LEED v4, CERACLAD counts as 1 product under the Building Product Disclosure and Optimization- Material Ingredients category and can contribute towards 1 point under the Sourcing of Raw Materials category. See below for more detailed information. LEED v4, MR Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization—Material Ingredients Option 1. Material Ingredient Reporting(1 point) • Qualifies as 1 product towards Material Ingredient credit requirement UL Product Lens Material Health Assessment(basis Cradle to Cradle LIED "� Methodologyv3.1) LEED v4, MR Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization—Sourcing of Raw Materials Option 2. Leadership Extraction Practices (1 point) Use products that meet at least one of the responsible extraction criteria below for at least 25%, by cost,of the total value of permanently installed building products in the project. • Recycled content: Recycled content is the sum of postconsumer recycled content plus one-half the pre-consumer recycled content, based on cost. Products meeting recycled content criteria are valued at 100%of their cost for the purposes of credit achievement calculation CERACLAD Recycled Content CERACLAD panels are manufactured with 44.5%recycled material o 30.3%Pre-Consumer o 14.2%Post-Consumer Other Sustainable Attributes: No VOC Panels are factory painted in a controlled environment that reduces the overall need for paint,and properly handles the VOC in the factory. Panels delivered on site have no VOC. Reduced Maintenance CERACLAD ceramic coating significantly reduces the energy,water,and cost of maintenance with superior ability to prevent dirt from adhering to the surface.The Ceramic coating also protects the paint from UV radiation and drastically reduces the number of paint cycles during the building's life. Ceramic coated panels have a 20 year limited warranty against color fade. Durability Fiber cement CERACLAD panels are resistant to rot, insects, heat,cold and flame spread.Panels have a 50 year limited warranty and an expected life when properly maintained of 100 years. Please visit www.ceraclad.corn for additional information,installation instructions and warranty information. 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'Based on South Coast Air Quality Management District of California.Maximum VOC is listed both inclusive and exclusive of water and exempt compounds.For a VOC data sheet for a specific sealant color,please send your request to product.inquiry@dowcorning.com. DESCRIPTION • Dow Corning 790 Silicone Building Suitable for new construction or reme- Sealant is available in 11 colors: black, dial applications,Dow Corning 790 precast white,gray,natural stone, Silicone Building Sealant provides bronze,adobe tan,blue spruce,rustic excellent performance,even in build- brick, sandstone,charcoal,and dusty ing joints that experience extreme rose. Custom colors are available upon movement,It places a low stress on request. the sealant/substrate bond line to mini- mize failures in moving joints. APPROVALS/ DATA SHEETS AND CONTAINER moisture for cure. SPECIFICATIONS LABELS FOR SAFE USE,PHYSICAL • To surfaces that will be painted This sealant meets or exceeds the AND HEALTH HAZARD INFORMA- after application.The paint film requirements of: TION.THE MATERIAL SAFETY will not stretch with the extension • ASTM Specification C 920,Type S, DATA SHEET IS AVAILABLE ON of the sealant and may crack and Grade NS,Class 100/50,Use T,NT, THE DOW CORNING WEBSITE AT peel and most likely will not adhere M,G,A,and 0 WW W.DOWCORNING.COM,OR to the sealant. • Many UL wall/floor fire designs, FROM YOUR DOW CORNING • To surfaces in direct or indirect some without a protective cover SALES APPLICATION ENGINEER, contact with food. plate(see a .com for current OR DISTRIBUTOR,OR BY CALL- • To wet or frost-laden surfaces. listing) 1NG DOW CORNING CUSTOMER • In applications where solvents or • Fire Tests of Building Construction SERVICE. primers are not fully dried prior to and Materials,UL 263(ASTM E 119) sealant application. Uncured seal- USABLE LIFE AND ant is very sensitive to many sol- Data from an independent test lab and STORAGE vents,primers,and cleaning agents; Sealant,Waterproofing and Restoration When stored at or below 32°C(90°F), these may cause the sealant to Institute validation are available from Dow Corning 790 Silicone Building remain uncured or tacky. Dow Corning and the SWR Institute. Sealant has a shelf life of 12 months rep- A completeproduct specification sheet This product is neither tested nor p P from date of manufacture. Refer to resented as suitable for medical or for this product is available upon product packaging for"Use By"date. pharmaceutical uses. request. 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Suggestions of use based caulks, green or partially C661:Rating 15 shall not be taken as inducements to vulcanized rubber gaskets,or tapes infringe any patent. Validation Date:10/09/06-10(08/11 or bituminous below-grade water- No.1006-7901011 Copyright©2008 proofing and asphalt-impregnated Dow Coming's sole warranty is that SEALANT VA L I D AT I D N • fiberboard. the product will meet the Dow Coming • In totally confined spaces because sales specifications in effect at the www.swrionline.org the sealant requires atmospheric time of shipment. Your exclusive remedy for breach of such warranty is limited to refund of purchase price or replacement of any product shown to be other than as warranted. DOW CORNING SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FIT- NESS FORA PARTICULAR PUR- • POSE OR MERCHANTABILITY. DOW CORNING DISCLAIMS LIA- BILITY FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. A 20-year Weatherseal Limited Warranty is available. Some testing may be required. 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President SM/It Enclosures via e-mail: Evaluation Report ICC-ES Mark Rules of Procedure for Evaluation Reports CERACLAD Ceramic-Coated Cladding Solutions Product Test Overview CERACLAD Rain Screen Exterior Siding System is a non-flammable fiber cement cladding system that complies with the ICC-ES AC90 (Acceptance Criteria on Fiber Cement Siding used as Exterior Siding) and ASTM C1186. CERACLAD has undergone rigorous required and ancillary testing to ensure the best possible product is delivered to the consumer. Product Testing Physical Page ASTM C 1185, C1186 Physical Properties 2 ASTM E 330 Structural Performance by Uniform Static Air Pressure Difference 3 ASTM E 331 Water Penetration of Curtain Walls 4 Panel Clip Clip to Panel Strength Test 5 Fire / Combustibility ASTM E 84 Flame Spread Classification 6 ASTM E 119 Fire Resistance of Wall Assembly 7 NFPA 268 Ignitability of Exterior Wall Assembly 8 NFPA 285 Fire Propagation Characteristics-Assembly Test 9-10 NFPA 285 Engineering Evaluation 11-12 Hardware TAS 1117 A Withdrawal Resistance Testing of Fasteners 13-15 ASTM E 488-96 Sheer Resistance Testing of Fasteners 16-18 1 VCERACLAD ceumic{l,1.4('t,JJlnp Sol ouoiu ASTM C1185/6 Physical Properties Testing Date: May, 2007 U1tertek Testing Agency: Intertek Testing Service 1500 Brigantine Drive, Coquitlam, BC V3K 7C1, Canada Samples submitted: CERACLAD Fiber Cement Panel Sample Selection: Samples were independently selected by a qualified Intertek representative. Testing Procedure: Specimens were tested to the standards of ASTM 1185 and ASTM 1186. Testing Results: Results of the testing are shown below as compared to ICC-ES AC 90 requirements. The results show that CERACLAD is fully compliant with the specifications of AC-90 and ASTM C1186, standard specification for fiber cement. CERACLAD Physical Properties Test Results Property Test Result Requirement Pass/Fail Dimensional Tolerances • Length,in 0.00 10.25 • Width,in 0.02 ± 0.13 Pass • Squareness Direction#1,in 0.02 ± 0.31 • Squareness Direction#2,in 0.02 10.31 • Thickness,in 0.00 10.05 Flexural Strength(machine direction) • Equilibrium, psi 1721 >580 Pass • Wet%equilibrium retention 55 >50 Pass • Freeze/Thaw,%wet retention 104 >80 Pass • Warm Water,%wet retention 142 No Requirement No Requirement Density,lb/ft3 84.7 No Requirement No Requirement Water Absorption,%by mass 31.5 No requirement No requirement Moisture Content,% 5.08% No requirement No requirement Water Tightness No formation of drops of water No formation of drops of water Pass Warm Water Resistance No Apparent Changes No visible cracks or structural Pass alterations Heat/Rain Resistance No Apparent Changes No visible cracks or structural Pass alterations Frost Resistance(Freeze/Thaw) No visible cracks or structural No visible cracks or structural Pass alterations alterations 2 .-" CERACLAD ASTM E330 Standard Test Method for Structural Performance of Exterior Windows, Doors, Skylights & Curtain Walls by Uniform Static Air Pressure Difference Testing Date: January 2018, July 2019 Testing Agency: Intertek Testing Service Kent, Washington Samples submitted: CERACLAD Fiber Cement Panels CERACLAD 15mm clips and accessories Sample Specifications: The CERACLAD panels and accessories used for the test were independently selected by a certified Intertek agent. Testing Procedure: A controlled blower provided a vacuum to uniformly load the specimen mock-up. A monometer was used to measure the pressure. Uniform load was applied in the positive and negative direction. A plastic barrier was place between the panel specimen and substrate. Testing Results: Various combinations of panel orientation (Horizontal & Vertical), and substrate (wood stud, steel stud, WSP, steel furring) were tested. Test results for additional engineering are available on request. Consult ICC-ESR 1627 for full building code compliance report and Allowable Transverse Load (design pressure /ASD) with a 3.0 safety factor applied. ES ' kvlCE ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-1627 DIVISION:07 00 00—THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION Section:07 46 46—Fibs Cement Siding REPORT HOLDER: MEW CO.,LTD. EVALUATION SUBJECT: CERACLAD RAIN SCREEN SYSTEM: FIBER. REINFORCED CEMENT EXTERIOR WALL PANEL SYSTEM 1.0 EVALUATION SCOPE 1,1 Compliance with the following codes: •2018,2015.2012,2009 and 2006 International Building Codee CIBC) ■2018, 2015, 2012. 2009 and 2006 lntematronal ResidenUaf Codee(IRC) 3 I'iCERACLAD Cenm,<.Cwma Cmaame Solulmro ASTM E331 Water Penetration of Curtain Walls Testing Date: July, 2005 Testing Agency: Intertek Testing Service ntC'rtC'k 1500 Brigantine Drive, Coquitlam, BC V3K 7C1, Canada Samples submitted: CERACLAD Fiber Cement Panels CERACLAD 15mm panel clips and accessories Sample Selection: The CERACLAD panels and accessories used for the test were independently selected by a certified Intertek agent. Testing Procedure: CERACLAD panels were attached to one half of a 12.5' by 11' wall assembly constructed of 2x4 studs spaced 16" OC. No sheathing was used. A code complying fiber cement lap siding with 1 % " lap and caulked joints was installed on the other half of the wall. Two tests were conducted. During the first test, the entire wall assembly was subjected to 1/3 gal/min of water at 6.24 psf for 15 minutes. During the second test, the assembly was subjected to 1/3 gal/min of water at 9.9 psf for 5 minutes. Water was collected in a trap at the back of the wall and weighed for each side of the assembly. Testing Results: Results of the tests (shown in the table below) demonstrate that the CERACLAD Rain Screen system performs exceedingly better than a competing approved fiber cement siding. Although water gets behind all exterior siding,the CERACLAD Rain Screen System is designed to minimize water intrusion and to allow for drying and venting of moisture through the cavity created behind the panels. Test Ceraclad Water Compliant Siding Percentage Leakage (lbs) Leakage (Ibs) Comparison CERACLAD vs Other 1 30.2 52.6 57.4% 2 14.4 142.2 10.1% 4 VCERACLAD - _._ CERACLAD Clip to Panel Strength Test Testing Date: May, 2007 Testing Agency: Intertek Testing Service U1fC'ftC'k 1500 Brigantine Drive, Coquitlam, BC V3K 7C1, Canada Samples submitted: CERACLAD 15 mm Panel Clips CERACLAD Fiber Cement Panel Testing Procedure: Clips were installed between 2 CERACLAD panels per manufacturer instructions. The panels were clamped into place and the clips were withdrawn from the panel at a constant rate of 2.54 mm/min until failure.The max load at the time of failure was recorded. Testing Results: Clips were installed between 2 CERACLAD panels per manufacturer instructions. The panels were clamped into place and the clips were withdrawn from the panel at a constant rate of 2.54 mm/min until failure. The max load at the time of failure was recorded. Specimen Max Load (Ibf) Mean 190 5 ra"' CERACLAD ASTM E84 Flame Spread Classification Testing Date: October, 2006 intertek Testing Agency: Intertek Testing Service 1500 Brigantine Drive, Coquitlam, BC V3K 7C1, Canada Samples submitted: CERACLAD Hollow Core Fiber Cement Panel CERACLAD Solid Core Fiber Cement Pane Sample Specifications: Panels were selected by a representative of Intertek and were cut to length to fit inside the testing apparatus. Testing Procedure: Two tests were conducted per ASTM E84-05: "Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Materials". One test each was completed for CERACLAD Hollow Core and CERACLAD Solid Core Panels. For each test, a total of 16 panels were placed on the upper ledge of the flame spread tunnel and butted together to form a stretch of 24 linear ft. A flame was drawn across the surface of the specimens with a draft and an observer noted how far the flame progressed. Testing Results: Results from the test are shown below. All CERACLAD Fiber Cement Panel products can be ranked with a Flame Spread Classification of 0 and a Smoke Development Classification <_ 5. CERACLAD can be defined as a Class A product according to section 803.1 of the 2012 International Building Code (IBC). Sample Material Flame Spread Smoke Developed Classification Classification Cement Board Siding, Ceraclad 0 0 Hollow Core Panel Cement Board Siding, Ceraclad 0 0 Solid Core Panel 6 N" CERACIAD .mm¢_Luaud I.I.. UP olul.en. • ASTM E119 Fire Resistance of Wall Assemblies Testing Date: October 2006 Intertek Testing Agency: Intertek Testing Service ,o,"">,,a, b. 1500 Brigantine Drive, Coquitlam, BC V3K 7C1, Canada Samples submitted: CERACLAD Solid Core Fiber Cement Panels and accessories CERACLAD Hollow Core Fiber Cement Panels and accessories Testing Procedure: Samples were tested in accordance to ASTM E119-05, CAN/ULC S101-04, and NFPA 251. Four test walls, 10x 10 ft in size, were constructed for the test. Three walls were constructed of nominal 2x4 Douglas Fir studs spaced 16" OC and sheathed with lb" OSB. R-13 Fiberglass was placed in each stud cavity. Both sides of the wall assembly were faced with 5/a" Type X gypsum wallboard. 30-minute building paper was installed on the exposed side and the CERACLAD accessories and panels were attach to the exposed side in the horizontal orientation per the manufacturer's instructions. Seams were caulked with DOW Corning Toray SE5007 sealant. The fourth test wall was constructed with an identical construction but the assembly omitted the OSB sheathing. A load of 20,000 lbs was applied to the assembly for the duration of the testing. Test walls were exposed to a standard 60 minute fire test followed by a standard hose stream test. Testing Results: The wall assemblies with CERACLAD Solid Core and Hollow Core Panels achieved a 1 hr. fire rating in accordance with ASTM E119-05, CAN/ULC S101-04 and NFPA 251. See results below. Full Duration Fire Test Test # Test date Description of Wall Results of Test 1 October 19, 2006 CERACLAD Solid Core, Passed 1 Hour Fire and Exposed Side Hose Stream Test 2 October 20, 2006 CERACLAD Solid Core, Passed 1 Hour Fire and Unexposed Side Hose Stream Test 3 October 23, 2006 CERACLAD Hollow Core, Passed 1 Hour Fire and Exposed Side Hose Stream Test 4 October 25, 2006 CERACLAD Hollow Core, Unexposed Passed 1 Hour Fire and Side Hose Stream Test 7 VCERACIAD NFPA 268 Ignitability of Exterior Wall Assemblies Testing Date: July, 2007 Testing Agency: Western Fire Center Inc. WFCi 2204 Parrott Way, Kelso, WA 98626 Samples submitted: CERACLAD Hollow Core Fiber Cement Panel and accessories CERACLAD Solid Core Fiber Cement Panel and accessories Sample Specifications: Samples were submitted to Western Fire Center by the manufacturer. Testing Procedure: The purpose of this test was to evaluate the ignitability of CERACLAD when exposed to a uniform radiant flux as specified in NFPA 268 and per ASTM Standard E-1623-02. A total of 4 test wall assemblies measuring 4ft x 8ft were constructed with nominal 2x4 studs spaced 16" O.C. and sheathed in '/ja" OSB and then clad using CERACLAD accessories and fiber cement panels per the manufacturer's installation instructions. Three of the test walls were subjected to 12.5kW from a radiant gas powered panel. The fourth test wall was subjected to 50kW with a hot wire ignition source. Exposure time was 20 min for each test. Testing Results: Ignition is defined as the propensity of the assembly to flame and burn for longer than 5 seconds. During that 20 minute duration of each test, the CERACLAD assemblies did not ignite. 8 r-" CERACLAD NFPA 285 Evaluation of Fire Propagation Characteristics of Exterior Wall Assemblies Containing Combustible Components Testing Date: February 2019 Testing Agency: Southwest Research Institute (SRI) SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE San Antonio, TX Samples submitted: CERACLAD Hollow Core Fiber Cement Panel and accessories Sample Specifications: Samples were submitted to SRI Center by the manufacturer per sampling protocol. Testing Procedure: NFPA 285 provides a method of determining the flammability characteristics of exterior, non-load bearing wall assemblies which contain combustible components. The test method is intended to simulate the "full-scale" fire performance of the wall assembly being evaluated. The primary performance characteristics evaluated in this test are the capability of the test wall assembly to resist the following: 1. Flame propagation over the exterior face of the system; 2. Vertical flame spread within the combustible core components from one story to the next 3. Vertical flame spread over the interior (room side) surface of the panels from one story to the next; and 4. Lateral flame spread from the compartment of fire origin to adjacent spaces. 9 ro` CERACLAD . NFPA 285 Evaluation of Fire Propagation Characteristics of Exterior Wall Assemblies Containing Combustible Components (cont) Table 1. Exterior Wall Components. Tradename Tyvek Commercial Wrap Water .Manufacturer Dow DuPont Resistive Battier Fasteners Staples and Tyvek tape at the seams Orientation Printed side facing out Tradenaine Mineral Wool Insulation Manufact ter Johns Manville Fasteners Secured temporarily with drywall screws and washers Specifications 1 , 48 24 in..S pef Sub Gilt Type Hat Channel Specifications 1-7/16 'i in.(\V ' ID.IS ga Panel Sub Girt Fasteners No. 10..2-in.pan head self•tappine screws. Fastened to the stud framing. Orientation Horizontal.flanges attached to the wall.hat facing our Spacing Spaced 1"e in.vertically Tradename CERACLAD Specifications 3030 455 16 nun._.Spcf Color Tested Silk Texture Textured Stucco Orientation Horizontal.textured.and painted side facing out CERACLAD 15-min clip Exterior Panels CERACLAD 15-nun Spacer Block CERACLAD Stainless Steel Clip Screw.No.S.. ;in. Other Components lone CERACLAD Stainless Steel Face Screw.No.S..2 in. long CERACLAD Caulking Joiner for horizontal panels DOW 790 Sealant(used for vertical center joint) Header and Sill 16 sa Aluminum Window Finish Flashing Jamb Specification 24-ga Galvanized Steel Testing Results: Using the methods described in this report, it was shown that the wall assembly did meet the acceptance criteria stated in the NFPA 285 standard. • 10 r✓ CERACLAD (Ceramic-Coated Cladding Sala non: .._..._. . .... . _ , . . _ . ....._ .... ... NFPA 285 Engineering Evaluation Ceraclad with Atlas Polyiso Foam Insulation in NFPA 285 Assemblies Date: March 2019 VR==&T&ASS e"' 40N&ULTING.LLC Agency: Priest&Associates Consulting, LLC Pleasanton, TX Abstract: Atlas has granted use of their NFPA 285 Engineering Evaluation (and related data) to determine Engineering Extensions of alternate cladding products manufactured by KMEW (Ceraclad). This evaluation, along with NFPA 285 data from KMEW were used to create a matrix of constructions using various combinations of Atlas/Ceraclad products which could meet NFPA 285 with specific limitations. Constructions Tested: This evaluation is based on Atlas EEV 10126 (Ref. 4) as the basis document. The EEV was based on several NFPA 285 tests deemed as worst-case assemblies allowing various component options based on the testing. Each report describes a specific construction tested per NFPA 285. The specific constructions are confidential, but included various combinations of wall components. These include cavity insulation, exterior sheathing, water resistive barrier (WRB), exterior insulation, exterior WRB, air gap, ACM claddings and window details. Conclusions: Based on the discussions above,the following Table of NFPA 285 Assemblies (Ref. Atlas EEV 10126) shall apply to Ceraclad. We allow Mineral Fiber (Mineral Wool) insulation to replace the polyiso insulation since mineral wool is noncombustible. -continued 11 ,-" CERACLAD TABLE OF SUBSTITUTIONS Well Component Bede Well-Use either 1) 1"min.Cost Concrete Wets 1,2 or 3 2) 1"min.MU Concrete Walls 3) 20 GA.(min.)3%'(min_)steel studs spaced 24"OC(max.) `i in.type X Gypsum Wallboard Interior Fire-Stopping In Stud 1) None Cavity at poor lines 2) 4 Ibfau ft mineral wool(e,g.,Themuafrber)in each stud cavity et each floor line-attached with Z-clips or equivalent Cavity Insulation Use 1) None either 1,2.3,4,A 6,7, 2) Any noncombustible insulation per ASTM E138 9 or 9 3) Any mineral fiber(Board type Class A ASTM E84 faced or unlaced) 4) Fibmylass 180 type Class A ASTM B134 faced or unlaced) Note:Cavity Insuietlons 5) 514"(max,)Icynene LD-C-50 spray Poem in 8"deep studs(max)full fill 5-9 must use floor line without an air gap fee-stopping Item 2 and 6) 5'h"(max.)Icynone MD-C-200,2 pcf spray foam In 0"deep studs(nos.) %"exterior gypsum full fill without en au gap sheathing. 7) 5,'(max.)Icynene MD-R-210,2 pcf spray loans in 8"deep studs(max.) full At without an air gap 8) 5-(then.)SWO Urethane OS 112,2 pcf spray foam in I"deep studs (max.)or perliat fill with a maximum 2'N'as gap 9) 3W(max.)Gets Western 183M spray foam in 3 V deep studs Imes-) 10) Gaco Western F1850)3'ia"max.).Use with 33"estenor sheathing in 33,)" deep studs(max.) 11) Dentin Sealeclion 500(3%"max).Use with "exterior sheathing in 3%'deep studs(Max.) 12) Demitec HealLok Soy 200 Plus (3 4" max). Use with cs axtenor sheathing in 3.4"deep studs(max) 13) Bayer Bayseal(3'max).Use with%"exterior sheathing. I4) Lapola Fpantiok FL 2000(3"rues).Use with%'exterior sheathing m 3%'deep studs(max.) 15) BASF Spreylite 01205 or Wan et(VS a US-N)43%"max).Use with W exterior sheathing in 3%"deep studs(mac) Exterior Sheathing- 1) ya"or thicker exterior gypsum Sheathing Use either 1 or 2 2) 2'precast concrete panels etted,ed to structural elements of building Note:When SPF is used in cavity,%bo h exterior sheathing must be used. See speaigo sheathing thicknesses above. WRB Over Sheathing- 1) None Use any hems I-23 2) Tywk Con eemoarWrap D-stapled(1 or 2 layers) 3) Henry Air-Bloc 32IaR(75 wet rails) 4) Any WRS which has teen tested per ASTM E1354(at a minimum of 20 kWlrw heat lux)and shown by analysis to be less flammable iimproeed Tie,,Pk.HRR)than arose listed above.Examples or such are listed betwr 5) BASF Enershteld HP.Ener(7y52194d I 8) CCW Fire Rests 705.705 VP,w 706 FR-A.Fire Resist Barrited,NP,VP, Or VP LT 7) Dow Corning DsfendAir MO Lai Temp 8) Dryvit Backstop NT.NT Smooth.NT Spray.NT Texture 91 Dupes Reid Applied IO.B rum) 10) GE Mcnwnave Elemax 2500 11) Grace Perm abarrier PAS VPL LT.PAS NPL 10,PALS NPL,FAA UPS.PAS VPS.PAS VPL PAS AWM w PAS VPL 50 12) Henry Ab-6Isf 31MR,Air-BIDS 331491,Air Bloc 21 FR.VP 180 13) Hohmann 8 Barnard En-ro-Bonier VP,X Banter.Envies—Berner 14) Junpaan IfWW-65A.HWW498. nivHPAM INYMP+4OA.HWD2-72A 1fWHPT-g2A,I4NMPC-110A IS) Pares Weatlwr"seal Spray and Rail On 16) Froseoo R-Guard Spray Wrap.SprayWrap MVP.R-Guard MVP,R-Guard VS,Ft-Guard Cat-5.or Cm 5 Rainicreen 17) Sin Emerald Coat 18) STS Well W er ian FW 100A to) Tramoo Exo-Air 230(31.5 mils).130.or E,eoAe I t 1 20) Vapm"ldeld Wrepehi 1d SA,Re sealshied SA 21) WR Meadows Air-Shield IMP(Gray),Air-Shield IMP(Bled;).Air.ShiOd TMP,Air-SHtld LSR 22) Soprema LM 204 VP,Sopraseel Stick VP.Sopraseal 11007. Sopreolin HD 23) Sloe M00ea1500 SA Exterior Insulation- I) 4"(max_)EnergyShield Pm(or Prot) Use either 1,2.3 or 4 2) 4'(mix.)RBoera Pbo(or Energy Shield COP Pro) 3) 454"(max.)EneryyShield Ply Pro(4'EnergyShield CGF Prowl%"or Note-It is assumed %"FRT Plywood) mineral wool is 2 pit 4) Mineral wool-see note. Imin.)I inch thickness unlaced and Nom-it no exterior insulation'is used,use the'Waif)fist below(WRB meets ASTM E136. over Exterior Insulation)end SWAY One of those W RS'S to the exterior of the base wall surface. WRB over F I) None Insulation-Use aoY 2) Atlas 3 in IPG Cold Weather Pod Tape Mot t-16 3) CCW T06FR-A,Banked,NP,Banitech VP or VP LT,705 VP 4) Dow Corning DefendMrc 200 Note-ttem 2 is an 5) Dryvit Badatop NT,NT Smooth,NT Spray,NT Texture insulation lobe tape-not 6) GE Mpmeneve SEC 2500 Silshield.Sil$hield SEC2B00 AWS lah.e. full coverage. Owner 25001 7) Grace Pennabamer PAS AWM.PAS VPL.PAS VPS,PALS NPS.PAS NPL,PAS VPL LT l) Henry Foils kin,Metal Clad,Air Bloc 31MR.Air SW 33MR Al'Sloe 21 FR. VPfSC.AB 17 al Jetrewsan 1M"W.654,MNW4)6S, ISWHP-80A, IAVMP-004-HWD2.724 HWHPT.024 HWMPC-110A 10) Pa:ex Weath rseal Spray and Roll On I h I Prowco R.Guard VS,R-Guard C055.R-Ovate Cat-5 Rainecreen. Spaywrap MVP 121 SW EmeratdCoaa 131 Vaproshied WraPshleo SA.Vaprosnieip R.Yeakhield SA 14) Sdprema Soprascen HD 15) Dupont Tyvek^'CommersiatW rapn' Air Gap 15 rum maximum Exterior Cladding CERACt.Ab 12 t✓ CERACLAD C'cranic-Coated Ch.dJing 00101°C. —_-----—__ L_,-_"-'—(r -_._.__ _—____..__.-_.. - .__.-.,.I , . TAS 117(A) Withdrawal Testing of KMEW screws Testing Date: June, 2008 Testing Agency: Trinity ERD TRINITY ER° 80 Yesler Way Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98104 Samples submitted: CERACLAD Screws for wood, 1" and 2-3/16" CERACLAD Screws for steel, 13/8" and 2" Sample Selection: The CERACLAD hardware samples were submitted by the manufacturer to the testing facility. Testing Procedure: Testing was done in accordance with TAS 117(A) "Test Procedure for Withdrawal Resistance Testing of Mechanical Fasteners Used in Roof System Assemblies", Three samples were prepared for each substrate and fastener type. The sample assemblies were placed in a tensile loading device and the screws were subjected to a vertical deflection of 2in/min and the peak load at the time of failure was recorded. Testing Results: Table 1A: Static Withdrawal Resistance,Peak Load (lbf) Steel Screw/ 20 Gauge Steel$tud Specimen # 15/32"OSB 5/8"DensGlass 5/8" 5/8" 15/32" DensGlass/ DensGlass/ Plywood 15/32" 15/32"OSB Plywood 1 193.1 211.5 136.9 205.2 166.1 2 199,2 202.6 90.1 168.6 198 3 206.3 184.9 97.1 214.7 221.7 Average: 199.5 199.7 108.0 191,7 195.3 Std. Dev.: 6.6 13.5 25,2 32.6 27,9 Failure Mode: Withdrawal Withdrawal Rupture DensGlass Withdrawal Withdrawal "----t= '///•":71/Zairea - _i 1 Steel Screw 1-'/s" Steel Screw 1 3/," Steel Screw 2" 13 ' i.' CERACLAD w . .. ,� TAS 117(A) Withdrawal Testing of KMEW screws (cont) Y- Table 1B: Static Withdrawal Resistance,Peak Goad(Ibf)Steel Screw/ 18 Gauge Steel$tud Specimen # 15/32" 15/32"OSB 5/8 DensGlass DensGlass/ 5/8" Plywood 15/32" DensGlass/ Plywood 15/32"OSB 1 331.7 331.7 74.9 339.1 284.4 2 363.6 266.3 85.2 372.6 353.2 3 313.8 312 99.4 362.4 319.5 Average: 336.4 303.3 86.5 358.0 319.0 Std. Dev.: 25.2 33.6 12.3 17.2 34.4 Failure Mode: Withdrawal Withdrawal Rupture DensGlass Withdrawal Withdrawal _____t______ I 1 Steel Screw 1-3/," Steel Screw 1-3/e" steel Screw 2" Table 1C: Static Withdrawal Resistance, Peak Load (lbf) Steel Screw/ Sheathing Only Specimen# 15/32"Plywood 15/32"OSB 5/8" DensGlass/ 5/8"DensGlass/ 15/32"Plywood 15/32"OSB 1 340.7 208.1 443.1 308.6 2 315.3 223.7 435.3 387.1 3 337.7 214.1 420,5 401.2 Average: 331.2 215.3 433.0 365.6 Std. Dev.: 13.9 7.9 11.5 49.9 Failure Mode: Withdrawal Withdrawal Withdrawal Withdrawal l _1 T-_7 ! V Steel Screw 1'3/r" steel Screw 2" 14 t✓ CERACLAD • TA5117(A) Withdrawal Testing of KMEW screws (cont) Table 1D: Static Withdrawal Resistance, Peak Load (Ibf)Wood Screw/ 2 x 4 Wood Stud Specimen # 15/32"OSB 5/8"DensGlass 5/8 5/8" 15/32" DensGlass/ Plywood 15/32" DensGlass/ Plywood 15/32"OSB 1 312.6 244.4 83.5 469.2 411.6 2 340.3 342.2 108.5 425.4 499.9 3 394.7 268.1 92.7 490.1 420.4 Average: 349.2 284.9 94.9 461.6 444.0 Std. Dev.: 41.8 51.0 12.6 33.0 48.6 — Failure Mode: Withdrawal Withdrawal Rupture DensGlass Withdrawal Withdrawal I_____rj I / Wood Screw 1" Wood Screw 1" Wood Screw 2-3/i6" 15 to° CERACLAD . '. .. .1. .. I. . . . ASTM E488 Sheer Testing of KMEW screws Testing Date: June 2008 Testing Agency: Trinity ERD TRINITY ERD 80 Yesler Way Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98104 Samples submitted: CERACLAD Screws for wood, 1" and 2 3/16" CERACLAD Screws for steel, 1 3/8" and 2" Sample Selection: The CERACLAD hardware samples were submitted by the manufacturer to the testing facility. Testing Procedure: Testing was done with reference to ASTM E488-96, "Standard Test Methods for Strength of Anchors in Concrete and Masonry Elements". Several configurations of fasteners, studs and sheathing materials were created and 3 samples of each configuration were tested. The samples (consisting of the fastener and substrate) were loaded into a tensile loading device so that a perpendicular sheer load was applied to the fastener. Tensile loading was done at a constant rate and the peak load at a deflection of 0.125" was recorded. Testing Results: Table ZA:Shear Resistance, Load at 0.125"displacement(lbf) Steel Screw / 20 Gauge Steel Stud Specimen# 15/32" 15/32"OSB 5/8"DensGlass DensGlass/ 5/8' DensGlass/ Plywood 15/32" Plywood 15/32"OSB 1 167.5 139.3 63.6 105.8 183.9 2 262.6 183.6 66.5 274.7 66.5* 3 149.4 202 66.9 98.8* 71.9* Average: 193.2 175.0 65.7 190.3 183.9 Std. Dev.: 60.8 32.2 1.8 119.4 0.0 WM— ,./7aArra Tam. Steel Screw 1 3/," Steel Screw 1-3/e" Steel Screw 2" *Values in bold indicate load applied to DensGlass Gold only, and are not included In avg. 16 r✓ CERACLAD ASTM E488 Sheer Testing of KMEW screws (cont) Table 2B: Shear Resistance, Load at 0.125"displacement(lbf)Steel Screw/ 18 Gauge Steel Stud Specimen # 15/32"OSB 5/8"DensGlass 5/8' 5/8" 15/32" DensGlass/ DensGlass/ Plywood 15/32" 15/32"OSB Plywood 1 262.7 338.2 96.4 313.2 211.2 2 231.6 345.1 116.9 314.2 185.8 3 277.8 346.0 110.3 322.6 215.9 Average: 257.4 343.1 107.9 316.7 204.3 Std. Dev.: 23.6 4.3 10.5 5.2 16.2 i ? ---"ra- ',AV"rY,'70 .. Steel Screw 1-'/a" Steel Screw 1-34" Steel Screw 2" Table 2C: Shear Resistance, Load at 0.125"displacement(lbf)Steel Screw/ Sheathing Only Specimen# 15/32"Plywood 15/32"OSB 5/8"DensGlass/ 5/8"DensGlass/ 15/32"Plywood 15/32"OSB 1 366.4 213.4 200 141.7 2 435 223.6 224 138.1 3 492 259.3 184.2 132.5 Average: 431.1 232.1 202.7 137.4 Std. Dev.: 62.9 24.1 20.0 4.6 r_ _1 F $ I Steel Screw 1'/8" Steel Screw 2" 17 V CERACLAD ASTM E488 Sheer Testing of KMEW screws Table 2D: Shear Resistance,Load at 0.125"displacement(lbf)Wood Screw/ 2 x 4 Wood Stud Specimen# 15/32" 15/32"OSB 5/8"DensGlass De/8lass/ 5/8 Plywood 15/32 DensGlass/ Plywood 15/32"OSB 1 238.4 237.7 141.8 286.1 237.2 2 191.1 207.5 133.7 340.4 279.1 3 227.9 206.8 128.6 269.7 288.8 Average: 219.1 217.3 134.7 298.7 268.4 Std. Dev.: 24.8 17.6 5.7 37.0 27,4 I I Wood Screw 1" Wood Screw 1" Wood Screw 2-'/1r" Table 2E: Shear Resistance, Load at 0.125"displacement(lbf) Wood Screw/ Sheathing Only Wood Screw/ Sheathing Only Specimen# DensGlass/ Plywood OSB Plywood DensGlass / OSB 1 374.2 438.0 200.8 157.7 2 334.5 441.3 227.3 123.9 3 280.2 333.5 165.8 125.8 Average: 329.6 404.3 198.0 135.8 Std. Dev.: 47.2 61.3 30.8 19.0 'yYli'i%!l�il '/M: 47fr'4/.'4 Wood$crew 1" Wood Screw 2-3/,e" 18 N' CERACLAD . . .., .. r CERACLAD Rain Screen Fxterior Siding System Technical Bulletin: #1 Attaching CERACLAD over Continuous Insulation and Non-Structural Substrates: Horizontally Oriented Panels ii YY �� rrx E� tJ.yywSY 1 . y 1 1'0 ' F'+" ;z rt 'f .. _.-�., -.l s�tY i i °Ec 4 . '� •Y. �'�' &ti 3+nrtrreF va fi' I.a 3 e i A s(� ., y -�P�'avf �y " j n4��rX� 11 ° r rn .1 � `�aw�-0 d � r's�',> '&�Fu, tu,N y, a t;fh�. d '}x' VeFI Overview: With changes to energy and building codes,the exterior building envelope is also changing to incorporate continuous exterior insulation,additional gypsum sheathing,and other non-structural elements.This guide is meant to serve as a reference for the different methods for attaching horizontally oriented CERACLAD fiber cement panels and 18"corner products over various thicknesses of non-structural materials,such as insulation. CERACLAD can be attached over up to 1"of rigid foam insulation with or without up to 5/8"of gypsum sheathing. For increased thicknesses of insulation,or to attach CERACLAD through mineral wool of any thickness,an alternative attachment solution is necessary. Alternative attachment solutions include proprietary continuous insulation attachment systems,continuous Z- girts,or wood or steel furring attached back to the structure. This guide will discuss how to properly detail CERACLAD both with direct attachment and using an alternative attachment method. Method 1. Attaching CERACLAD directly through non-structural substrates `Note,Non-structural materials include any material that doesn't provide significant resistance to the combined five and dead loads of the cladding. These include, but aren't limited to-gypsum sheathing,EPS,XPS,and polyisocyanurate insulation boards. "" 50" CERACLAD can be attached over up — I I I to 1"of rigid foam insulation with or without up to 5/8"of gypsum sheathing. CERACLAD Panel - - ' Panel Clip-_ V Insulation--' Gypsum Sheathing - Stud - - For attaching CERACLAD directly through non-structural substrates,the following criteria must be followed: 1, Combined thickness of non-structural substrates must be 1-5/8"or less. 2. Foam insulation with a compressive strength of 25 psi or more is highly encouraged. 3. Attaching CERACLAD directly over mineral wool or spray foam is prohibited. An alternative attachment solution is required in conjunction with any thicknesses of these products. ioiCERACLAD kam 5¢rca IAI1-nor'.idmg Technical Bulletin:#1 Attachment Requirements: Clips 16"Max Within 3"of pan&joint Panel clips shall be spaced 16"OC or Clips shall be placed within 3"of each Use 2 screws per clip less along the panel edge panel end. Additional blocking at joints may be required to accomplish this Screws Screws should be#10 Stainless Steel. Screws must penetrate the following approved substrates by the given measurement or criteria. Substrate Screw Type Minimum screw penetration Wood #10 wood screw 1"into the stud Steel, 18 or 16 ga #10 self-tapping 3 full threads Plywood/OSB,%"min #10 wood screw Must penetrate through sheet with full diameter of the screw Joints CERACLAD must be fastened with a clip within 3"of each panel end. When attaching CERACLAD to a typical 16"OC framed wall without structural sheathing,additional blocking will be necessary to provide an attachment surface for clips and the caulking backer(or metal trim)at the panel joint. See examples for detailing joints below. When CERACLAD panel joints align close to a stud,a faced stud,or series of studs,can be added. C;Yhny bad.WO aam o.rm1L 1*qwe IrMY0 pane Panel NO F.da Slue lwb ain]'e1 pMMbnd NocM1ni t.', CERACLAD Rain Screen Exrcrior Sid mg 5v,rern Technical Bulletin: #1 When joints fall in between studs,metal strapping or flatstock can be added to span the studs. The minimum acceptable gauge for this flat stock is 18 gauge. CERAC(AO panel Panel cap Located whom 3"or panel end Ca Uaang backer w Ith sealant or metal torn mvn to go natslock orstrappng attached back to stud +arrr..zaa.n I a.r1 ,Jnw�era '' r WOE Method 2. Detailing a cladding attachment support system (subframe) over CI *'Disclaimer: KMEW USA is not responsible for the engineering or ultimate design of the attachment support system(ie-furring) for CERACLAD over continuous Insulation or any other non-structural substrates. It is important to consider all live and dead loads,insulation thickness,and the applicable building codes for your region when choosing an appropriate sub-framing system and fastening schedule.This guide Is meant to help with the layout of the subframe or furring system to provide an adequate amount of attachment points for CERACLAD. Please consult your project architect or engineer for further direction. Quick Facts Allowable attachment specifications for furring material: • Proprietary Exterior Insulation Attachment system(Ex:Cascade clips,Knight Wall,NVELOPE,etc) • Steel hat channel,rails,or Z shaped furring:18-16 gauge • Pressure Treated Wood • Other material as approved by project engineer CERACLAD panels are 3030 mm wide by 455 mm tall.Nominally,that is 10'by 18". When measuring out furring or sub- framing,it's important to use the metric dimensions to avoid compounding small measurement variations. For CERACLAD attachment in the horizontal orientation,there are 2 ways to lay out the support frame. 1. Vertical supports,spaced every 16" 2. horizontal supports,spaced every 455mm(18") 1.Vortical Supports. Vertical supports(hat channels,furring,2 channels,etc)should be spaced 16"OC max running vertically and attached back to the structure.This method works well with standard 16"stud spacing. Additional furring or backing will need to be arranged to provide enough support for additional clips,caulking joiners or metal trim at panel butt joints and corners.This can be accomplished using flat stock,L shaped metal at corners,or additional blocking and/or furring. r✓ CERACLAD Rain Screen Fxrerior Siding System Technical Bulletin:#1 CERACLAD installed over vertically oriented supports Dereglass(as specified) Caulking Joiner Exterior Insulation 780�� 7-"pC • t8o gaga flat nel losftocic steel ' 18nts ,g metal f�111 i! _Hat Channel!Rail/Furring 11110 J'. . a .. . Panel Clip £ •Q „',"' y.qa. (rm�'�: . E 'I' n+., ,e E . CQ1 I WRB in co E i -.. Starter Bar o ro V —... if "Sealant Joint 4 " CERACLAD Panel Sill Flashing Sealant Joint CERACLAD Preformed Comer xrt 's t K� y,s% ¢ . k l t- 'AI R k Y` q. 01 k F , i s i '1 t tt {fop • '''{ry}}1 � k" SAP 1 ! L t t 1• T J q1 , R/= �/�G a .'e S.BS ifiAISIPPE Fiberglass clips (Cascadia Clips) with vertically Z-girts oriented vertically with spray foam oriented rails t✓ CERACLAD Raul scr<en}'xtedo sid;ng Si,srn Technical Bulletin: #1 ‘' r + y5 IN i e i ,f ¢' Hat channels installed over mineral wool. Extra "L" shaped metal at the corner. 2. Horizontal Supports Horizontal supports(furring,hat channels,Z channels,etc)can be oriented horizontally and spaced every 455 mm(18")to match the panel size. This method works well with furring installed over insulation but can be difficult to use with systems where the insulation fits between the supports,like Z-furring.This is because insulation typically comes in either 16"or 24" sheets. CERACLAD installed over horizontally oriented supports Densglass(as specified) Horizontal Caulking Joiner Esteno(Insulation 16`pC ,rsc;il r • 76•CC hi Hat Channel/Rail/Fun-mg 4 I Panel Clip f i %� ,v fw t E-- to '_` � / a v -"—r-, WRB E f o, <., m <.. Starter Bar a v . , 4 4 may% Sealant Joint f CERACLAD Panel SiIl Flashing Sealant Joint CERACLAD Preformed Corner For questions regarding detailing over exterior insulation,contact the KMEW USA Technical department:425-883-9290 r CERACLAD Rain Screen Exterior Siding System Technical Bulletin Attaching CERACLAD over Continuous Insulation and Non-Structural Substrates: Vertically Oriented Panels t. 1 1 Iy T 1114 .1 - y.3i "tly y,5rAp t I.." [# ^ y i j ' } q . y d7,3 d , ¢'*'�wt4y .A l t s rt y.. d .3c1-L', : g.'4� f59y vt ; .,trr sti{ ,'d 1:41V)`4 'r s> .i'at' '� ,?�Rs' t dY.;y ."f n.i.,'&,,+ ,.,. .. Overview: With changes to energy and building codes,the exterior building envelope is also changing to incorporate continuous exterior insulation,additional gypsum sheathing,and other non-structural elements.This guide is meant to serve as a reference for attaching vertically oriented CERACLAD fiber cement panels and 10'corner products over various thicknesses of non-structural materials,such as insulation. 18" 18" CERACLAD panels are 455mm wide(18").The panels are fastened along the long edges with clips at the panel width interval(18"). When CERACLAD panels are oriented vertically,the panel size does not align with typical stud framing spacing(16" or 24"). Because of this,CERACLAD vertically oriented panels cannot be used over standard stud framing without a sub-framing or furring system. The CERACLAD Vertical Starter Bar must go at the base of every vertical CERACLAD installation and accepts the full weight of the CERACLAD Panel. Starter Bar screws must be fastened back to the stud or a structural element directly fastened back to the framing. The Starter Bar cannot be attached directly to wood or gypsum sheathing. Detailing Vertically oriented CERACLAD panels over Continuous Insulation *Disclaimer: KM EW USA is not responsible for the engineering or ultimate design of the attachment support system(ie-furring) for CERACLAD over continuous insulation or any other non-structural substrates. It is important to consider all live and dead loads,insulation thickness,and the applicable building codes for your region when choosing an appropriate sub-framing system and fastening schedule.This guide is meant to help with the layout of the subframe or furring system to provide an adequate amount of attachment points for CERACLAD. Please consult your project architect or engineer for further direction. Allowable attachment specifications for furring material: • Proprietary Exterior Insulation Attachment system(Ex:Knight Wall,NVELOPE,etc) • Steel hat channel,rails,or Z shaped furring:18-16 gauge • Pressure Treated Wood or'A"min plywood • Other material as approved by project engineer This Technical Bulletin is meant to serve as a guide. For additional questions regarding CERACLAD products or detailing CERACLAD over continuous Insulation,please contact the KMEW USA Technical Deportment:425-883-9290 I✓ CERACLAD Technical Bulletin Attachment Requirements: Clips CERACLAD panels are attached to the wall via the proprietary CERACLAD clip. Clips fit into the grooved channel along the long edge of CERACLAD panels(shiplap)and attach to the wall with screws. Please follow the minimum attachment requirements for clips below. tl ___ 11I !. x 3" Panel clips shall be spaced 16" Clips shall be placed within 3"of the Starter Use 2 screws per clip. OC or less along the panel Bar and 3"of the top of the panel. edge Screws Screws should be#8 Stainless Steel unless otherwise noted. Screws must penetrate the following approved substrates by the given measurement or criteria. substrate Screw Type Minimum screw penetration Steel, 18 or 16 ga #8 self-tapping 3 full threads Wood framing #8 wood screw 1"penetration Plywood/OSB,'A"min #8 wood screw Must penetrate through sheet with full diameter of the screw. *Starter bar cannot be screwed into only plywood. See below. Vertical Starter Bar, Special Instructions Vertically oriented CERACLAD panels are supported by the Vertical Starter Bar. The Vertical Starter Bar acts like a shelf that the panel rests on. The clips serve to secure the panel to the wall,but the majority of the weight of the panel is received by the Vertical Starter Bar. Because of this,the Starter Bar must be fastened to a structural element(stud,or furring attached back to the stud). For attaching to 18 ga steel,decrease the fastener spacing in the Starter Bar from 16"to 8". For attaching into 16 ga steel,or wood studs,a standard 16"spacing is adequate. 8" Max 8" Max I I • • . • . * . . • • • • ■ ■ . . ■ Vertical Starter screw spacing into 18 ga steel , CERACI. AD Rain Screen i x nnnr Siding Sysrem Technical Bulletin Sub-frame layout for vertically orientedganeis For vertically oriented CERACLAD panels,furring or attachment points should be oriented horizontally every 16"to align with clip spacing. Additional supports are necessary at the top and bottom of the panel.for the Starter Bar and first and last clip. See diagram below. CERACLAD Installed Over Horizontally Oriented Supports Gypsum sheathing ias specified) Stud insulation u`�� —� iq f/� % � Panel Clip `' ��• e . f. r" Wag f I 16" Hat Channel/Raii/Furnng 16 I.t Additional support vdthin 3"cf the Starter Bar �_ Bottom support for 1 ftl)—. Starter Bar I 4 I 1' ✓ Vertical Starter Bar Sill Flashing Serdant Pre-farmed Corner Base of Wall Detail(example) Irsdha'iu --.. ,. r. ... x ;.r il'r bur l �� . r I i I rt • r < , E` An additional support,or a wider support, is rI Ir , 1 ,; ;,'c required at the base of the wall to support the E , fc,, I f eI '<"d Vertical Starter bar and the first clip within 3"of o r At i ` +tan t i�t x� the Starter Bar. rEaa,AJ pnr_I "� _ N I� varisal -ucnr ''ar - x iI i II x;_ )‘ JI it i 111 t' CERACLAD R.rin 5,roen)%rerior Aid rig Svaent Technical Bulletin Vertical Subframe layout General subframe layout and spacing for vertically oriented panels installed over continuous exterior insulation Densgless(as specified) , Exterior Insulation(es specified) 16"max Stud IrtII WRB ,g• x ill /s 16" li.. _fir i.��_ 16,. 16" , 16 16 3"or less 16" a PT furring,Hat Channel or Support Rail Attached back to framing Corner Detail A series of spacer blocks can be used to provide a backing for face screws at the edge of the panel and preformed corner. For metal corners,an alternative solution may be necessary,such as an L shaped metal piece,to provide sufficient backing Hat Channel/RailtGirt 15 mm Spacer Blocks — Hat channel rail or girt Vertical Caulking Joiner Spacer Block(15mm) CERACLAD Vertical Caulking Joiner CERACLAD Preformed Corner AL Face Screw 1--`` CERACLAD preformed corner l Irk ,1 e CERACLAD Face Screw ��.��4 (cut to size) Panel For questions regarding detailing over exterior insulation,contact the KMEW USA Technical department: 425-883-9290 Technical Data Sheet C E R A C L A D CERACLAD Hollow Core Panel and Corner Products Ceramic-Coated Cladding Solutions Hollow Core Textures: Click here to view 21 available textures. Product Description CERACLAD is a fiber cement panel rain screen system manufactured by KMEW Co., Ltd.All panel products meet or exceed the standards of ASTM 1186 and ICC-ES AC-90.CERACLAD Hollow Core products are Type A, Grade I as defined in ASTM 1186. ICC-ESR#1627 Panel and Corner Specifications Panels Property Profile Dimensions W:455mm±0.6mm L: 3030mm±1.0mm T: 16mm t0.5 mm *Board Formed Concrete is 18mm Thick Coverage 1.38 m2(15 ft2) mirminimiiiimisigmE Sign Weight 42 lbs *Board Formed Concrete is 53 lbs 1D 0=mm1 Y8`�m Horizontal Preformed Corner Property Profile Dimensions Reveal:91mm(outer) 75mmt 0.5mm(inner) L:455mm±0.6mm T: 16mm t0.5 mm -r- E Coverage 0.08 m2(0.89 ft2) g Weight 2.5 lbs Vertical Preformed Corner Property Profile Dimensions Reveal:91mm(outer) 91mm, 75mmt 0.5mm(inner) L:3030mm±1.0mm T: 16mm t0.5 mm b E Coverage 0.55 m2(5.9 ft2) Weight 16.5 lbs Fire and Combustibility CERACLAD has been tested per ASTM E 84, Standard Test Method for the Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Products.CERACLAD panel products are rated Class A.with a Smoke Development Classification of 0,Flame Spread Classification of 0. CERACLAD is a non-combustible product in accordance with CAN/ULC-5114,Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials. CERACLAD may be used as part of a one-hour fire-resistance rated wall assembly in accordance with testing per ASTM E 119.Please consult ESR-1627 for a description of 1 hr rated assemblies. CERACLAD has met the conditions of NFPA 268,Test Method for Determining Ignitability of Exterior Wall Assemblies. Physical Properties Testing of CERACLAD hollow core per ICC-ES AC 90:Acceptance Criteria for Fiber Cement Siding Used as Exterior Wall Siding and ASTM C 1186: Standard Specification for Flat Fiber Cement Sheets Property Test Result Requirement Pass/Fail Dimensional Tolerances: Length,in 0.00 ±0.25 Width,in 0.02 *0.13 Pass Squareness,in 0.08 ±0.19 Thickness,in 0.00 t0.05 Flexural Strength(longitudinal direction) Dry(psi) 1214 580 Pass Wet(psi) 757 580 Pass Freeze/Thaw,%Strength retention 93 >80 Pass Warm Water,%Strength retention 110 No Requirement No Requirement Density,Ib/f13 63.6 No Requirement No Requirement Moisture Movement,% 30%-90%relative humidity 0.02 No Requirement No Requirement (MX&XD Average) Water Absorption,%by mass 32 No Requirement No Requirement Water Tightness No drop formation No drop formation Pass Warm Water Resistance No apparent changes No visible cracks or Pass structural alteration¢ Heat/Rain Resistance No apparent changes No visible cracks or Pass structural alterations Transverse Loading Consult ICC-ESR 1627 code compliance report for Allowable Transverse Loads(design pressure/ASD)with 3.0 safety factor applied. Green Statistics Minimum Recycled Content: 44.5% Thermal'Properties Pre-Consumer: 30.3% R Value(Resistance) 0.65 Post-Consumer: 14.2% U Value(Conductivity) 1.54 "Warrant 50 Year Limited Warranty:The Product shall:not incur structural cracking,rot or defaminate under normal use and wear,and shall resist damage caused by termites for a period of 50 years under normal use. 20 Year Limited Warranty: The Ceramic Product finish shall(A)retain its color and luster(meaning color fade shall not exceed color No.1-2 and E=9.6 in accordance with ISO 105-A02:1980,Test for color fastness-A02:Grey scale for assessing change in color)for color integrity,and shall not significantly(B)peel,(C)Incur structural cracking,or(D)chip,for a period of 20 years under normal use. 15 Year Limited Warranty: The CREATIVTM Product finish shall not significantly(A)peel,(B)incur structural cracking,or(C)chip,for a period of 15 years under normal use. *Please see full warranty for further details on warranty coverage,limitations and exclusions Technical Data Sheet C E R A C L A D CERACLAD Solid Core Panel and Corner Products Rain Screen Exterior Siding System Solid Core Texture:Contemporary Smooth Product Description CERACLAD is a fiber cement panel rain screen system manufactured by KMEW Co.,Ltd.All panel products meet or exceed the standards of ASTM 1186 and ICC-ES AC-90. Solid Core products are Type A, Grade II as defined by ASTM 1186. 1CC-ESR#1627, CCMC Report#13084-R, LARR#26093 Panel and Corner Specifications Panels Property Profile Dimensions W: 455mm±0.6mm L: 3030mm±1.0mm T: 16mm±0.5 mm 1 it Coverage 1.38 mx (15 ft2) Weight 60 lbs I_i it a3 +vmi_ _____; vn°4I nim Horizontal Preformed Corner Property Profile Dimensions Reveal:91mm(outer) 3., ,ntmm) 75mmt 0.5mm(Inner) L:455mm±0.6mm T: 16mm±0.5 mm E Coverage 0.08 m2 (0.89 ft2) r1�sti ,� Weight 3.3lbs — Vertical Preformed Corner Property Profile Dimensions Reveal:91mm(outer) 75mm±0.5mm(inner) L:3030mm±1.0mm T: 16mm±0.5 mm L E Coverage 0.55 m2 (5.9 ft2) Weight 22.4 lbs Fire and Combustability CERACLAD is a non-combustible product in accordance with ASTM E 136,Standard Test Method for Behavior of Materials in a Vertical Tube Furnace at 750°C and CAN/ULC-S114, Standard Method of Test for Determination of Non-Combustibility in Building Materials. CERACLAD has been tested per ASTM E 84,Standard Test Method for the Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Products. CERACLAD panel products are rated Class A,with a Smoke Development Classification of 0,Flame Spread Classification of 0. CERACLAD may be used as part of a one-hour fire-resistance rated wall assembly in accordance with testing per ASTM E 119. Please consult ESR-1627 for a description of 1 hr rated assemblies. CERACLAD has met the conditions of NFPA 268,Test Method for Determining Ignitability of Exterior Wall Assemblies. Physical Properties Testing of CERACLAD solid core per ICC-ES AC 90:Acceptance Criteria for Fiber Cement Siding Used as Exterior Wall Siding and ASTM C 1186: Standard Specification for Flat Fiber Cement Sheets Property Test Result Requirement Pass/Fail Dimensional Tolerances: Length,in 0.00 t0.25 Width,in 0.02 t0.13 Pass Squareness,in 0.02 t0.19 Thickness,in 0.00 ±0.05 Flexural Strength(longitudinal direction) Dry(psi) 1479 1450 Pass Wet(psi) 1083 1015 Pass Freeze/Thaw,%Strength retention 98 >80 Pass Warm Water, %Strength retention 115 No Requirement No Requirement Density,lb/ft3 67.7 No Requirement No Requirement Moisture Movement,% 30%-90%relative humidity 0.14 No Requirement No Requirement (MX 8 XD Average) Water Absorption,%by mass 39.0 No Requirement No Requirement Water Tightness No drop formation No drop formation Pass Warm Water Resistance No apparent changes No visible cracks or Pass structural alterations Heat/Rain Resistance No apparent changes No visible cracks or Pass structural alterations Transverse Loading The table below reflects several specific wall configurations which are not meant to be completely representative of every installation scenario. Please consult an engineer to ensure that CERACLAD is an appropriate choice for your unique project conditions. Transverse Load Testing per ASTM E 330 Panel Direction Frame Type Stud Spacing Sheathing Mean Failure Load(psf) Method of Failure Horizontal 2 x 6 wood 16"OC '/A"plywood 77 Panel Breakage at Clip Horizontal 2 x 4 steel, 18ga 16"OC None 70 Panel Breakage at Clip Vertical 2 x 6 wood 16"OC Y,"plywood 65 Panel Breakage at Clip Vertical 2 x 4 steel, 18ga 16"OC Norje 63.3 Panel Breakage at Clip Green Statistics Minimum Recycled Content: 44.5% Thermal Properties Pre-Consumer: 30.3% R Value(Resistance) 0.50 Post-Consumer: 14.2% U Value(Conductivity) 1.98 Impact Testing Impact testing per CCMC evaluation report criteria for Report 13084-R Impact Body Used Dynamic Mass(kg) Energy(Wm) Observation Result For Safety Impact Large Soft 50 100 No penetrations,dislodging or structural damage Pass Hard 1 10 No penetrations,dislodging or structural damage Pass For Retention of Performance Impact Large Soft 50 34 No loss of functional or appearance characteristics Pass Small Soft 3 60 ' No loss of functional or appearance characteristics Pass Hard 1 10 No loss of functional or appearance characteristics Pass Warranty 50 Year Limited Warranty: The Product shall:not incur structural cracking,rot or delaminate under normal use and wear and shall resist damage caused by termites for a period of 50 years under normal use. 20 Year Limited Warranty: The Ceramic Product finish shall(A)retain its color and luster(meaning color fade shall not exceed color No.1-2 and E=9.6 in accordance with ISO 105-A02:1990,Teat for color fastness-A02:Grey scale for assessing change in color)for color integrity,and shall nat significantly(B)peel,(C)incur structural cracking,or(D)chip,for a period of 20 years under normal use. 15 Year Limited Warranty: The CREATIVTM Product finish shall not significantly(A)peel,(B)incur structural cracking,or(C)chip,for a period of 15 years under normal use. Please see full warranty for further details on warranty coverage,limitations and exclusions r!" CERACLAD Rain Screen Exterior Siding System March 2019 Fasteners Clip Screws Name SKU# Drive Type Material Length Diameter Clip Screw for RY8840 Phillips Stainless Steel 19mm 4mm Steel Sub-frame 410 (3/4") (#8,5/32") Clip Screw for B88352 Phillips Stainless Steel 35mm 4.2mm Wood `' 410 (1-3/8") (#8,5/32") Clip Screw for ., _, B88553 Phillips Stainless Steel 55mm 4.2mm Wood,Long 410 (2-3/16") (88,5/32") Face Fasteners Name SKU# Drive Type Material Length Diameter *Pre-drill bit size Stainless Steel 304 with Face Nail B8765R400 N/A 65 mm 3.0 mm 4.0mm painted coating for Wood (2-9/16") (1/4") (5/32") (Ringshank) 888501 Phillips Stainless Steel 410 with 55mm 4,2mm 5.2mm Face Screw for alloy coating (2-3/16") (#8,5/32") (13/64") Steel Sub- (Paintable) frame *Pre-drill CERACLAD panel with recommended drill bit before installing face fasteners. This helps to prevent panel cracking and chipping. Accessories Clips Name SKU# Material Dimensions Depth 'frPanel Clip 3.. ,, B10115 Hot dip ZAM"'coated w:66mm(2-5/8") 15mm steel h:60mm(2-3/8) (5/8") Corner Clip 810153 Hot dip ZAM""coated w:44mm(1.3/4") 15mm IIP 1I steel h:45mm(1.3/4") (5/8") Starter Bars Name Profile SKU# Material Dimensions Depth Horizontal Starter Bar Hot dip zinc/aluminum coated h:30mm 15mm '��.. 810152 steel with a polyester paint (1-3/161 (5/8") finish I: 3030mm(10ft) Vertical Starter Bar Hot dip zinc/aluminum coated h:35.6mm 15mm 810157HG steel with a polyester paint (1-3/8") (5/81 ---�! finish I:3030mm (loft) Caulking Joiner Bars Name Profile and dimensions SKU# Material 9 Horizontal Joiner 62716 Hot dip ZAM""coated steel (Standard,Double 1 Flange) 49 Horizontal Joiner --' y 62716K Hot dip ZAM""coated steel *(Single Flange) 7 1'8 sa 9 Vertical 4--4 82713K Hot dip ZAM''coated steel Joiner _ —Y 5.5 4 54 *The Horizontal Joiner(Single Flange)is intended for use only around openings. It has a slightly lower profile to accommodate the height of window and door flanges. Please use the Standard Double Flanged Horizontal Joiner at all other panel joints Other Accessories Name SKU# Material Dimensions Depth 22 blocks per strip Spacer Block RY82515 Polypropylene and 15mm (15mm) Polyethylene Per Block: (5/8") Self-Adhered w:45mm h: 40mm Per Strip: I:1000mm(3'-3/8") Repair Putty Kit -- B4901 Non-shrinking 350g N/A ` Polymer CE R A C L A D KMEW USA Inc. LL. 425-883-9290 Ceramic-Coated Cladding Solutions www.ceraClad.com Technical Memorandum From: David Shaw, Ceraclad Technical Manager RE: Ceraclad Soffit Installation Guidance • Ceraclad may be installed as soffit on minimum 18-gauge steel framing up to 4 stories in height. • The Ceraclad LONG CLIP (10') is required at panel joints with 2 face fasteners required at each steel framing location spaced 6" o,c., and at panel edge conditions. • The following fastening configuration may be used, not to exceed -37 psf(ASD): Max 16" Max 16' Max 16" Max 16" Max 16' Max 16" Max 16" • • •I • • • a • • 18" 6" • • • • •• •• •• •• 6" Ceraclad Face Fasteners 18" N, Support framing(Wood tuning,Hat channel,etc) • Any design pressure requirement greater than -37 psf(ASD)will need to be engineered by others to resist all loads including wind load (additional Ceraclad test reports are available upon request). • See page 2 for long clip information and detail: KMEW USA Inc. iii C E R A C L A D 425-883-9290 www.ceraclad.com Ceramic-Coated Cladding Solutions • Long Clip Information 1'roduct Long Clip(15mm) Name 1=0.8,L=3018mm IZe t5 5„ ti o. • .7.15 Stock # B10155 Number per package o Material Hot-dip zinc-aluminium-magnesium alloy Coated steel • Long Clip + Face Screw Reinforcing Detail Panel Length+vertical joint width(10nmm) I Hat-shaped Joiner Gypsum Board — Caulking Sheathing(Densglasa) " ,' Direct fastening screw$0@1215 �,� ,-- KMEW Siding Panel n 10 Log Cl 10 >p 1,1 c ' u ' F loo o n ge .. —oa r ' Spacer1 Water- ( — l proof5 u Ij sheet p pp I II OA en - s CERTIFIED Product I. . ., .. , a materials health asseasr7t COM PANY AND PRODUCT INFO Issued to KMEW CERACLAD For the Products CERACLAD Description The CERACLAD System provides a long lasting,energy and resource efficient cladding solution. Consisting et C E R A II• AD recycled of approximately 45% cled content,the cladding Rain Screen Exterior Siding System Y panels are 100%recyclable at end of life, provide a factory finish with no VOC and are available in a multitude of texture and color choices. Certification Period October 23, 2018-October 23, 2020 Assessor 17IM B D C basis methodology v3.1 Qualifications Other Achievements LCED BPDr;Credit Material Ingredients()Wien 1 INTONATIONd;COgECOIINCIL Quoitht=S.tor as 1 prormca to :: ;ICC �*"'�:. LE ED BPDO Credit tvt stenal ingredients Cipr,an _ S �� Qualities for 1U0°',.of cost teem a J. IMMM�tttllsrrrr� ii'r,EVALUATION SERVICE MATERIALS / INGREDIENTS INFORMATION Exposure Indicator 0a Oermat Skin 'No Indicator Disclosure Level: 100 ppm i 1000 ppm 0 — means no The following table represents the top 99%of the material ingredient disclosure and ratings. II.Inhalation, air potential exposure For the full ingredient disclosure information,please see the table on the reverse side. 0 x Orel,mouth scenario Identified Materials Result Color Ratings Supply Install USA Ertd of Use a low or mild hazard Identified and/or potential exposure Chain/MFG �� III Moderato hazard Identified and/or potential exposure Dement '•ftirr r Problematic concern found.the combination of the hazard Fly Ash I and potential exposure leads to some caution for some uses Silica 5 r and/or applications. Inorganic-Based Admixture I Cannot be fully assessed due to either lack of complete formulation,or lack of toxicological Information for one or more Pulp ngredients. Synthetic Fiber Highly Problematic material containing one or more chem{ca!s Acrylic Rosin �____ D I. i elassdied as CMR and having a plausible route of exposure. Go to spot.ul.com to view the full.detailed materiels ingredient list 0 hit : lwvwr.ceraciad.coltrl •MethodoifY based on Cradle to cradle Certiaad'•PrtM"rt Material Health 0.pessment Methodology r3,1 01311 CERTIFIED Product Lens a m turf is health r s r �;r ,!r: Lir !r�oVlsiNf.,.. .� 1SA.'. Materiel CAS Number Rolo Comment MFG Install Use EndUse of Cement 85f)g7. -i Base material 30%-505: Sloop skin smelting, If M can be shown that paper PPE la worn and skin cotton during rnenuncl rs I not poseba,will move to"C'during manufacture 1$wall Fly Ash Proprietary Base material 20%-40% Has been tasld to show heavy metal contamination wag below sccaptabo taaete. Sipes inhalation risk during manufacture, Sillr-a 14800-604 Base material 10%40% Quartz Is a Irnolm carcinogen. 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