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Plans CITY F TnGARD . 4 �� ...g .. Folbrr I Permit Ntmiber 41 r� • ' I B i M Due; F w . DEFERRED the *Mkt lW Aire aeer+est Tam bisimmfte Oder • ems * Oesepsusp tat esaimsdes lbw% antler StatiCodlo Aewarbuivi OFFICE COPY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT DATED: March 12, 2009 BETWEEN: Oregon Siding CCB #85620 Fed ID 51- 0505949 Gary Lee Thompson 12019 SE Pardee Portland, Oregon 97266 ( "Contractor ") AND: BHGAH Tigard, LLC 30300 SW Parkway Ave. PO Box 1670 Wilsonville, OR 97060 ( "Owner ") PROJECT: Sherwood Inn Restaurant/Keystone Cafe ( "Project ") 15700 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd. Tigard, OR 97035 In consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements set forth herein, the parties agree as follows: 1. Project. Project: Renovate Restaurant Exterior by installing Stone by Owens Coming, Stucco, Eifs, Hardy Plank Siding on the building with Plywood Soffit, Includes demo, haul away, dry rot repairs and Painting, On said property in accordance with the photo and specifications set forth in Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. 2. Contract Price. Owner agrees to pay Contractor for Contractor's performance of the obligations set forth herein, subject to the payment provisions herein, and subject to any change orders, the sum of $44,000, payable as follows: 2.1 On the date Contractor obtains Permit, Owner shall pay Contractor the sum of $17,500. 2.2 Twenty days from the date of this Contract, Owner shall pay Contractor the sum of $17,500. 2.3 After thirty days upon the timely completion to Owner's satisfaction of Contractor's obligations as set forth herein, and proof of payment by Contractor to all suppliers and all subcontractors, Owner shall pay Contractor the remaining balance of $9,000. 2.4 The Contract price shall include in addition to all labor, supplies and materials necessary to complete the work, the cost of any inspections and any necessary tools and equipment needed by Contractor to complete said work. 2.5 Payments may be withheld if: (a) Work is found defective and not remedied by Contractor; (b) Contractor does not make prompt and proper payment to subcontractors; (c) Contractor does not make prompt and proper payment for labor, materials or equipment furnished to him; CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT SHERWOOD INN RESTAURANT/KEYSTONE CAFE Page 1 of 4 • • INTERSTATE FREEWAY 1 -5 • `l _ l e I c� 4s — • W RESTAURANT MOTEL - ADDMOH I 0 • , ,- — s .. t, AI I / ® to I I MOTEL -MAN BLDfi V I I ° 1 I I I I 0 6 9 I / PANCMG Q ■ ® -3% 1' 11.111/1111 PAYER PATTERN STAMPED CONCRETE PARKING , r ■ ACCESSISLE Slgl \s \ 1 I H • \ a) g � •c'y Obp\ x °° Y Z d \ W a 1 ad E � 1 / � � \ N.Y ' SITE PLAN o '4 Sr\ N--, C - 20 - C u» i�.n.. = 4 OO \ m • 0 R OC o \ AS NOTED .2 \ afb a ms ' s\ A 0.1 . \ . \ \ i \ ' .4-ijci . ,: -s, i %...AP . .1. r- 9, Sr \fr N ib • I i .. ,. 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NOTE: • j :. .: THIS STUCCO ASSEMBLY WITH OPEN FRAMED CONSTRUCTION IS AN APPROVED METHOD, BUT 0$ . •:• NOT RECOMMENDED FOR BEST PERFORMANCE 0 Al — "Open Stud" Construction p1 FRAMING MEMBERS 24" (609 mm) 0. . MAX % !/ j!! % / � WATER RESISTANT BARRIER -2 LAYERS 0 1/4), - I / , SELF — FURRING LATH 4 0 I F F CEMENT PLASTER BASECOAT (SCRATCH &BROWN) / ! / % 1 .. SHEATHING BOARD — NOTE: 1/8" (3 mm) GAP / ° °!.. BETWEEN SHEETS OF PLYWOOD AND OSB /// AT VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL JOINTS. L '° ...: ..;: 7..... l I :. -. 0 ° 0 °°!..7.*—' % ! � :; FINISH COAT A2 — Sheathed Construction Wood Framing Northwest ._. 63 Wall & Ceiling Bureau Resource Guide Portland Cement Division 9 Plaster • Stucco Window Flashing This resource guide provides some basic flashing information for flange windows. There are alternative methods. An important concept to follow is the "shingle" step approach. This principle has all upper layers overlaping onto the lower layers of weather - resistive protection materials. Head Flashings of Window Head flashings are recommended (depending on building design). End -dams are recommended on head flashings to prevent moisture from entering behind the stucco jamb -head intersection. End -dams shall be compatible with the head flashing material. • End -dams may be a flexible sealant • End -dams may be an upturned metal edge • End -dams may be a perfabricated Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Sill Pans • It is recommended that storefront type (flangeless) windows be installed with a sill pan flashing. • It is recommended that sill pan flashing have an up turned back edge and end -dams to prevent moisture from entering the wall cavity. NOTE: This guide is for stucco, but proper methods of window flashing are very important. Flashing windows and their installation are the work of others and not that of the stucco contractor. NOTE: Sections of flashing or trim accessories that butt each other (at corners or another condition) need to be lapped, caulked, or have a strip of self - adhering membrane over the joints. This is to prevent moisture from getting to the building structure. Northwest 71 Resource Guide Portland Cement Division 9 Plaster • Stucco CEMENT PLASTER SELF — FURRING LATH CASING BEAD AND /OR METAL DRIP FLASHING WATER RESISTANT BARRIER NOTE: FLASHING MEMBRANE METAL OR PVC HEAD FLASHING IS RECOMMENDED • • = �� FOR WINDOWS EXPOSED TO .iii L WIND DRIVEN RAIN (SEE W3). •••• �•�•�•�• •••••• •• ►•• •• • SHEATHING ∎• ° ° '- WINDOW FRAME Head — � �> WINDOW FIN /NAILING FLANGE r 1 FLASHING MEMBRANE WATER RESISTANT BARRIER(S) ° / I • CASING BEAD / Jamb 1 ••••• ••••••• :.•.•• SELF— FURRING LATH ♦•••••• •••••...: I••••••••••••••••: 1 - ;s_ CEMENT PLASTER " . . r,. SEALANT AT SILL AND JAMB. I `` OPTIONAL AT HEAD, Sill ::a= ` DEPENDING ON PROJECT DESIGN �7 I ii• NOTE: • U - - -, ATTACHMENT DEVICES FOR TRIM • • <�� ACCESSORIES (NAILS, SCREWS, •�• • STAPLES) SHOULD NOT GO • • •,13> THROUGH WINDOW FINS %.;.; FLASHING MEMBRANE, LAP UNDER WINDOW FIN WATER RESISTANT BARRIER, LAP UNDER FLASHING MEMBRANE CASING BEADS TO HAVE MITERED CORNERS SELF FURRING LATH CEMENT PLASTER FWB8 — Exploded Window Elevation THIS EXPLODED VIEW IS ONE OF THE OPTIONS OF TERMINATING STUCCO AROUND A WINDOW SEE WINDOW SECTION IN THIS GUIDE FOR DETAILS Nn•thwnat K 1 Portland Cement Resource Guide Plaster • Stucco Division 9 STEP 1: INSTALL SILL FLASHING MEMBRANE AT BOTTOM OF OPENING, STAPLE ALONG TOP EDGE 3/8" (10 mm) FROM TOP OF MEMBRANE ONLY il 41 LEAVE BOTTOM EDGE UNATTACHED FOR 0 9" MIN. _ WATER RESISTANT BARRIER INSTALLATION TO GO [I ; : 29 m ) UNDERNEATH FLASHING 9" MIN. (229 mm) .005: l m... 12" MIN. "" (305 m "" STEP 2: INSTALL JAMB FLASHING AT SIDES • hy. OF OPENING, TWO ROWS OF STAPLES, DO ill "" NOT STAPLE BELOW ROW OF STAPLES AT ti , . .....; . MY. VMT . ... SILL FLASHING ..., "kw w War MO, WAI olvA a LEAVE BOTTOM EDGE UNATTACHED FOR ate.. ..v 0' WATER RESISTANT BARRIER INSTALLATION TO GO au. UNDERNEATH FLASHING Gil "'' NOTES: te .,. FLASHING TO BE A COATED VAPOR BARRIER PRODUCT GRADE A OR B. THIS PROCEDURE FOR NAIL - FLANGE TYPE WINDOWS ONLY. NAILING FLANGE MUST BE CONTINUOUS AND 12" MAX (305 mm) INTEGRAL WITH WINDOW FRAME. IIP FWB1 — flfiyshing MMemprane and Water Resistant Barrier Application Sequence -, A Northwest • Resource Guide Portland Cement Division 9 Plaster • Stucco STEP 3: INSTALL "NAIL —ON" WINDOW NOTE: INSPECT NAILING FINS FOR DAMAGE BEFORE AND AFTER INSTALLATION ' 14 IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT A SEALANT BE APPLIED TO THE BACK SIDE OF THE kil WINDOW NOT Ai, , THE STUCCO FINS. CONTRACTOR THIS IS SCOPE A PART OF OF WORK. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF .41 1 THOSE INSTALLING THE WINDOWS. 00 1 • . 0 i 0 9" MIN. (229 mm) — 0- / 1' Ill - STEP 4: INSTALL HEAD FLASHING MEMBRANE 0 OVER TOP OF WINDOW FLANGE ...„77 P. ,/'. NOTES: IF A WINDOW HEAD METAL FLASHING IS /C 0 REQUIRED INSTALL IT OVER THE WINDOW HEAD FLASHING MEMBRANE, AND PLACE THE WATER RESISTANT BARRIER OVER THE FLANGE OF THE METAL FLASHING. FLASHING TO BE A COATED VAPOR BARRIER PRODUCT, GRADE A k OR B. FWB — Flashing Membrane and Water Resistant Barrier Application Sequence Northwest "IS Portland Cement Resource Guide Plaster • Stucco Division 9 9" (229 mm) MIN. ., ,,,-- 1 / LAP WATER RESISTANT / BARRIER VERTICALLY 12" (305 mm) / ll LAP WATER RESISTANT P 1 ,,,--'" 4001 BARRIER HORIZONTALLY 3" (76 mm) MIN. `\ SLIP LOWER END OF JAMB . 0 FLASHING MEMBRANE AND SILL FLASHING MEMBRANE OVER WATER RESISTANT BARRIER (/ AT THE WINDOW SILL - / , - ��:'i'r �� +'S' LATH (SELF FURRED) j ai +r. ' BASECOAT �� ,;;;'� FINISH COAT �� )4 LATH THIS SHEET OF WATER RESISTANT / v BARRIER TO SUP UNDER e SILL AND FLASHING MEMBRANE, NOTCH WATER RESISTANT BARRIER TO FIT TIGHTLY AROUND WINDOW FRAME PROFILE ONE AND /OR TWO LAYERS OF WATER RESISTANT BARRIER PER " BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS ' R W43 F shi,ng Membrane and Water esistant Harrier Application Sequence 76 _ ____ Northwest Wall & Ceiling Bureau Resource Guide Portland Cement Division 9 Plaster • Stucco ROOFING MEMBRANE, LAP OVER FASCIA =. - — — .. METAL FLASHING WOOD 1X TREATED NAILING STRIP AND I rs PLASTER STOP i 2X TREATED WOOD FASCIA WITH KERF \ 1" (25mm) SEALANT ROOFING PAPER, OR FLASHING PAPER, LAP OVER WATER RESISTANT BARRIER • SHEATHING WATER RESISTANT BARRIER SELF- FURRING LATH I CEMENT PLASTER SF11 — Wood Fascia Trim SLOPE METAL PARAPET FLASHING 1X TREATED NAILER AND PLASTER STOP, INSTALL PRIOR TO CEMENT 4: n PLASTER INSTALLATION SEALANT WATER RESISTANT BARRIER, CONTINUOUS OVER TOP AND DOWN OPPOSITE SIDE IF POSSIBLE SHEATHING SELF- FURRING LATH CEMENT PLASTER SF12 — Parapet Copina Nnrthwact 1 11 Resource Guide Portland Cement Division 9 Plaster • Stucco • • CEMENT PLASTER • SHEATHING • SELF— FURRING LATH • WATER RESISTANT BARRIER, LAP OVER CASING BEAD AND BELOW END OF SHEATHING BOARD ■ �.... — r 3/4" (19 mm) • z .•..1, E • o CASING BEAD WITH WEEP HOLES • • • • ° I I I FINISH GRADE 1 T7 — Termination at Foundation /Finished Grade North« 1 (11 Resource Guide Portland Cement Division 9 Plaster • Stucco contractor. Refer to the "Scope of Work Responsibilities" section of this Stucco Resource Guide. 2.02 Window head, door, louver and/or other penetration -plus wall opening pan -type flashing - 26 -gauge galvanized sheet metal, or PVC plastic. NOTE: • Construction documents to indicate responsibility for installation of window head flashing and other stucco component flashing. 2.03 Tie Wire Hanger and tie wire to be galvanized and annealed low- carbon steel: FSQQ- W -461g. AS A. Hanger wire No. 8 —.1620 inch (4.12 mm) B. Tie wire 18 gauge —.0475 inch (1.22 mm) C. Tie wire 16 gauge —.0625 inch (1.59 mm) 2.04 Runner- and Cross- Furring Channels Cold -rolled galvanized steel channels, 1 1/2 inches (38 mm) and 3/4 inches (19 mm), a minimum of 33,000 psi yield strength and a minimum of .0538 -inch bare steel thickness, ASTM A526. NOTE: • Suspended soffits /ceilings -1 1/2 -inch (38 mm) main runner, 3/4 -inch (19 mm) cross furring. 2.05 Furring "Hat" Channels Furring channel, galvanized 7/8 -inch (22 mm), 20- gauge. 2.06 Fasteners Shall Comply with: A. Nails —FS FF -N -105 r � B. Sta les —FS FF -N -105 Itr� P C..._._,.Screws—ASTM C 646 D. Power -driven fasteners—per building code approval 1 IZ [4`,1b L NOTE: Pe g PP All fasteners to be corrosion- resistant and new. fe _to 2.07 Lath NOTE: • Architectlspecifter to indicate in construction documents the type or types of lath (A, B, C or D). Delete types of lath not applicable. • Self furring paperback lath (a combination of lath and grade D 60- minute water - resistant barrier) is not recommended over a vertical concrete or concrete masonry surface if the construction documents Nnrthwect Portland Cement Resource Guide Plaster • Stucco Division 9 require a water - resistant barrier for these surfaces. A. Self - furring woven wire lath 17 gauge -1 1/2 -inch (38 mm) opening, galvanized. Shall comply with ASTM 1032. NOTE: • For vertical surfaces only. B. Self - furring diamond -mesh metal lath galvanized, 2.5 or 3.4 pounds per square yard. Shall comply with ASTM 847. NOTE: • 2.5-pound-per-square-yard self - furring lath may be used for a sheathed framing construction system, 16 inches (400 mm) o.c., or for attachment directly to concrete or concrete masonry. C. Self- furring welded wire lath, 16 gauge wire, galvanized openings not to exceed 2 inches x 2 inches (50 mm x 50 mm). Shall comply with ASTM 933. NOTE: • For vertical surfaces only. D. 3/8 - inch (10 mm) rib lath, galvanized. ASTM 847 NOTE: • For soffit condition with open frame construction, with supports 24 inches (600 mm) o.c. 2.08 Trim Accessories NOTE: • Trim Accessories shall be fabricated from galvanized steel, zinc (alloy), PVC or anodized aluminum. • Depth (the grounds) of accessories depends on the required thickness of cement plaster basecoat, without the finish coat. • If the construction documents do not indicate the type of accessories to be installed, the plastering contractor shall select the accessories in accordance with these standards. • Accessories of PVC plastic or zinc (alloy) are recommended if corrosion is a concern because of environmental conditions. • Accessories with a finish surface lip flange and /or embedment flange to key into cement plaster are recommended. • It is recommended that PVC or aluminum reveals, when used in conjunction with 2 -inch x 2 -inch welded wire lath, incorporate a strip of expanded metal lath over the solid reveal flanges. A. Steel accessories per ASTM C 841 B. PVC plastic accessories per ASTM D 1784 & C 1063 C. Aluminum accessories from extruded alloy 6063 T5 • D. General types of accessories: 1. Foundation weep screed: 2. Casing bead type no. 66 (JMOLD): – "A Northwest Portland Cement Resource Guide Plaster • Stucco Division 9 • Stucco / Fire Resistant Assemblies "FRA" 7/8" (23 mm) CEMENT PLASTER PAPER — BACKED LATH FRA -101 1 —HOUR BUILDING CODE TABLE 7 —B, ITEM #18 -1.3 _.:.... (LOAD BEARING) 2 X 4 (50 X 100 mm) SEE NOTE 1,2,3 16" (406 mm) O.C. 5/8" (16 mm) TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD 7/8" (23 mm) CEMENT PLASTER SELF — FURRING LATH 5/8 (16 mm) TYPE X GYPSUM FRA -102 SHEATHING BOARD 1 —HOUR /V BUILDING CODE /a GA— WP351O 2 X 4 (50 X 100 mm) (LOAD BEARING) 24" (609 mm) O.C. SEE NOTE 1,2,3 5/8" (16 mm) TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD 7/8" (23 mm) CEMENT PLASTER SELF — FURRING LATH WOOD SHEATHING FRA -103 1 —HOUR ICBO ES REPORTS 1254 AND 1318 (LOAD BEARING) 2 X 4 (50 X 100 mm) 24" (609 mm) O.C. 5/8" (16 mm) TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD 1' (26 mm) CEMENT PLASTER SELF — FURRING LATH 5/8" (16 mm) TYPE X GYPSUM SHEATHING (VERTICAL) FRA -104 _... 2 —HOUR . BUILDING CODE TABLE 7 —B, ITEM #18 -1.6 GA —WP -8420 ;:.; a: •.. .. SEE NOTE 1,2,3 2 X 6 (50 X 150 mm) TREATED WOOD, 16" (406 mm) O.C. 2 LAYERS 5/8" (16 mm) TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD (VERTICAL) — °am- 1hr,0,;' L - INTERIOR FINISH PER SCHED. STUD HALL H/ FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION --lio j HEATHER RE515TANT BARRIER OVER /ii % SHEATHING OR SUBSTRATE `g SIDING ii i%' 1/4/DRIP DE I 0 CAULK AS REQUIRED pip...410 �1 CULTURED STONE ;' L HATERTABLE /SILL Ill ; : SIMPSON A -21 OR METAL BRACKET, HOLDING II CAPACITY 5 LBS./LF or : MIN. 22 GA. MTL. SUPPORT ► '' LATH i SCRATCH COAT 'j - MORTAR SETTING BED : a6"..m_ CULTURED STONE VENEER CULTURED STONE 1NATERTABLE /SILL 0 SIDINS 7.------ SCALE N.T.S. corY.Uer+r aaod °"°" `° ,. g 7 7 detail Is set to display properly using csd_tr_Htrtbl_sIdIng Architxt.shx font issued 3/1 4' le?" A' _ 4 B t LL FRONT i0 END ■ 1NATERTABLE /SILL PROFILE I L -rAilic CULTURED STONE 11.. MORTAR SETTING BED MORTAR JOINT . � �_$ . NI SCRATCH GOAT i i.. IN LATH y� WEATHER RESISTANT 4 :i E� MOISTURE BARRIER MAX 1/2 RIGID INSULATION ;; ?" 2X 51111, WALL :: =� _ FIBERGLASS a wf INSULATION (WHERE OCCURS) MOIL INTERIOR FINISH PER SCHEDULE CULTURED STONE C) OVER RIGID INSULATION SCALE, N.T.S. CO►YRlgllf 7006 °MOM GOrTlhg 7 detail Is set to display properly using csd_vn_rigid Archltxt.shx font issued 04/21/2006 MANUFACTURED MASONRY 04 70 00 Owens Corning Cultured Stone® SIZES & SHAPES { i Random sizes, shapes and textures of finished i I. T t' R e n S T 0 r product duplicate natural stones. Stone diam- The Preferred Name In Ston eter varies from 2" 30" (51 762 mm). The average thickness of Cultured Stone ® wall . veneers is 1 3/4" (44 mm). Thickness may vary t .- 1. Product Name from 1" - 2 5/8" (25.4 - 67 mm) depending on �7, • Cultured Stone® Veneer the texture. -' ' • Cultured Brick® Veneer COLORS -' • Architectural Stone Trim ', See manufacturer's published literature for i • Monticello® Trim available colors or www.culturedstone.com. � ? r '' 4 • Terra Craft® Landscape Products -- Note - Cultured Stone® brand products are r 2. Manufacturer durable and colorfast in interior and exterior - - -- - —_ -"- Owens Corning Cultured Stone® applications. r.. __ One Owens Corning Parkway WEIGHT - Toledo, OH 43659 • Maximum veneer unit weight - 15 psf - - - - = 1 - - (800) 255-1727 - (73 kg /m) - ,'" - _ Fax: (866) 213-3037 • Shipping weight - Approximately 8 - 12 psf www.culturedstone.com (39 - 59 kg /m') 3. Product Description FINISHES & TEXTURES Design by SFJones Architects. Photo by Weldon BASIC USE Cultured Stone® Textures Brewster • Blended Textures Cultured Stone® brand products are intended • Cobblefield® Keystones for interior or exterior nonstructural use as a • Coral Stone • Color - Monticello Gray, Tawny, Mocha lightweight veneer facing on masonry, metal . Country Ledgestone • Size - 7" x 7" x 3" (179 x 179 x 75 mm) framed, or wood framed construction for • Dressed Reldstone Window and Door Trim Molding architectural aesthetics. Products are created • Drystack Ledgestone • Color - Monticello Gray, Tawny, Mocha by master craftsmen who select the best tex- • European Castle Stone • Size - 18" x 5" x 2 3/16" (457 x 127 x 56 mm) tures, sizes and shapes from natural stones. • limestone These products are suitable for use on resden- • Old Country Fieldstone • Sills tial and commercial projects of many types. • Pro-Rt® Alpine Ledgestone • Color - Monticello Gray, Tawny, Mocha Cultured Stone® brand products are produced • Pro-Fit® Ledgestone • Size - 18" x 4 1/8" x 4 1/16" (457 x 105 x 103 mm) in preselected sizes and shapes. No additional • Over Rock Architectural Stone Trim Styles foundation or structural support is required. • Rockface Pier Capstones Installation is quick and easy, and costs far less . Southern Ledgestone • Texture - Ragstone, Chiseled than a full thickness natural stone wall. $£ream Stone • Size - 24" x 24" (610 x 610 mm), 32" x 32" • COMPOSITION & MATERIALS • Weather Edge Ledgestone (813 x 813 mm) Cultured Stone® brand products are cast in Cultured Brick® Textures Wall Capstones molds using a unique process that replicates . Used Brick • Texture - Flagstone, Chiseled, Flat existing colors and textures with meticulous • Size - 12" x 20" (305 x 508 mm), 16" x 20" detail. Each color and texture has its own blend Terra Craft® Landscape Products (406 x 508 mm), 32" x 32" (813 x 813 mm) of ingredients, including Portland cement, light- 'Water Wash Patio Pavers Hearthstones weight aggregates and iron oxide pigments, Monticello® Trim - Lightly Textured Profile Stones producing the look and feel of natural stone. Base/Trim Molding • Size 19 "x20" (483x508 mm), Random size TYPES • Color - Monticello® Gray, Tawny, Mocha Water Wash Pavers • Size - 161/2" x 4 1/2" x 11/4" (419 x 114 x 32 mm) • Size - 6" x 18" (152 x 457 mm) • Stone veneer • Brick veneer Chair Rail Molding Trimstones • Hearthstones • Color - Monticello Gray, Tawny, Mocha • Size - 6" x 8" x 1 7/8" (152 x 203 x 22 mm) • Quoins • Size - 12 1/4" x 2 1/2" x 11/4" (311 x 64 x 32 mm) Keystones • Capstones Watertable /Sills • Size - 5 1/2" x 8" x 10" (140 x 203 x 254 mm) • Watertables & Sills • Color - Monticello Gray, Tawny, Mocha Quoins - Stone Textured • Keystones • Size - 18" x 4" x 2 1/2 (457 x 102 x 64 mm) • Size - 8" x 8" x 12" (203 x 203 x 305 mm) • Landscape Pavers • Tuscan Lintels SPEC-DATA and MAN -SPEC ere repistered trademarks of Reed £levier Inc, The len port SPEC -DATA form' conforms to the e,Aarirl style Reed a1 The Constru0iion Soecifiaations nstiute and is used with the perrnitston. The man.Aocturer is responei le for tec e'ical accuracy. 0 7:107 Reed Construction Data. Al Rights Reserved. Construction Data SPEC 0 MANUFACTURED MASONRY 04 70 00 Owens Corning Cultured Stone® pavers are available for patios and walkways. 4. Technical Data \ APPLICABLE STANDARDS ...4- ,; ASTM International - t t • ASTM C39 Standard Test Method for �, • 1 Compressive Strength of Cylindrical r_ , k Concrete Spedmens -- — a — t • ASTM C67 Standard Test Methods for Sampling T �. ' and Testing Brick and Structural Clay Tile = , • ASTM C91 Standard Spec for ' 111 III s� Masonry Cement ' d „ - ,2 i!' - • ASTM C150 Standard Specification for Port- . - ,� .3 •- aft IOW tutu � y [+ land Cement " � 41 . ' t ��t t • ASTM C177 Standard Test Method for E r Steady-State Heat Flux Measurement and .. ;7 ' ,, P , '�. - Thermal Transmission Properties by Means 4 �? c � ° � r '� of the Guarded Hot Plate Apparatus _ ' ' - ' ' ;, ' ASTM C192 Standard Practice for Making 1 I -- - ,, 1 '1 and Curing Concrete Test Spedmens in the . ', , Laboratory Tuscan Lintels - Stone Textured PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL PROPERTIES • Size - 6" x 22" x 2 5/8" (152 x 559 x 67 mm) 'ASTM C207 Standard Specification for • Compressive strength (ASTM C192 /ASTM Hydrated Lime for Masonry Purposes C39) - 1800 psi (124 MPa) Watertable /Sill - Stone Textured • ASTM C270 Standard Specification for • Size - 2" (front) x 2 1/2" (back) x 3" x 18" Mortar for Unit Masonry • Bond strength (ASTM C482) - 50 psi (345 kPa) (51 x 64 x 76 x 457 mm) • ASTM C482 Standard Test Method for Bond • Thermal resistance (ASTM C177) - 0.355 per inch Light Fixture Stones - Chamfered Edge with Strength of Ceramic Tile to Portland Cement (25.4 mm) of thickness g 9e • Freeze /thaw (ASTM C67) - No disintegration and Grooved Border • ASTM C567 Standard Test Method for Unit less than 3% weight loss • Color - Gray, Taupe, Mocha Weight of Structural Lightweight Concrete • Size - 8" x 10" x 1 3/4" (203 x 254 x 44 mm), • ASTM D226 Standard Specification for Note - Test reports and product data are 9 1/2" x 15" x 13/4" (241 x 381 x 44 mm) Asphalt- Saturated Organic Felt Used in available upon request. Receptacle Stones - Raised Chamfered Stones Roofing and Waterproofing ARE RATING • Color - Gray, Taupe, Mocha Uniform Building Code • UL 723 (File #R7704 for Mineral Composition • Size - 8" x 6" x 1 3/4" (203 x 152 x 44 mm), • UBC Standard 15-5 for Water Absorption Units) 8" x 8" x 13/4" (203 x 203 x 44 mm) • UBC Standard 14 -1 Kraft Waterproof • Ramespread, 0 Note - Trim products are available in 4 colors Building Paper • Smoke developed, 0 (Buckskin, Champagne, Gray and Taupe). See • UBC Standard 26-10 Parts I and W; Test Cultured Stone® manufactured stone veneers manufacturer's literature for availabetrim /aes Method for Compressive Strength of w and hearthstones are made from noncom- sory colors or www.culturedstone.com. Cylindrical Concrete Specimens bustible materials. They are listed by LIMITATIONS APPROVALS & ACCEPTANCES Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL Listing #209T Cultured Stone® brand products should not City of Los Angeles, California - Research and #3597), for use as floor protectors and be assumed to add to the load bearing Report RR23744 wall shields with stoves and on fireplace hearths. Mortar joints must not exceed 1/2 capadty of a wall. Product should not be ICC Evaluation Service, Inc. (ES) ESR -1364 (IBC, used below water level, such as in swimming IRC, BNBC, SBC, UBC) (12.7 mm) in width and the mortar must be even with the top of the hearth surface. pool liners. Chlorine and other chemicals may discolor the Cultured Stone® veneer product Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. - UL 723 Test for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building 5. Installation and other masonry materials. Product should Materials Complete installation recommendations are not be used in areas vulnerable to slush available from the manufacturer. formed by chemicals used to melt ice or U.S. Department of Housing and Urban snow. Install a minimum of 4" (102 mm) above Development (HUD) - Materials Release No. 1316 PREPARATORY WORK • grade or 2" (51 mm) above pavement. Texas Department of Insurance Product Handle and store product according to Hearthstones are not recommended or war- Evaluation EC -21 Owens Corning recommendations. Spread ranted for exterior use or as a surface area out Cultured Stone® brand products at the subject to foot or auto traffic. Terra Craft® Building Materials Evaluation Commission jobsite so there is a good variety of sizes, • BMEC #01 -04 -256 - - - SPEC DATA'' and MANU SPie are registered trademarks of Reed Elsevier Inc. The ten part SPEC DATA format conforms to the editorial style �, Reed of The Construction Specifications institute and is used with then permission The manufacturer is resporsttle fa technical accuracy. •2007 Reed Construction Data. AB Rights Reserved. - Construction Data MANUFACTURED MASONRY 04 70 00 SPEC r Owens Corning Cultured Stone® shapes and colors to choose from. Plan some foot of corner pieces covers approximately 3/4 BUILDING CODES variety and contrast in the overall design. Use of a square foot of flat area. Subtract the flat Current data on building code requirements small stones next to large ones, heavy -tex- area covered by the linear feet of corner and product compliance may be obtained tured pieces next to smooth, and thick stones pieces from the square footage of flat stone from Owens Corning technical support spe- next to thinner ones. Mixing Cultured Stone® required. Obtain some extra stone to allow for cialists. Installation must comply with the brand products from different boxes during cutting and trimming, requirements of all applicable local, state and application will allow a desirable balance of Applying Mortar to Prepared Surface Area national code jurisdictions. individual stones on the finished project. Using a trowel, apply mortar 1/2" - 3/4" Tinting mortar complements the color of the (12.7 - 19.1 mm) tuck to prepared surface 6. Availability & Cost stone being installed. For example, use tan area. Do not spread more than a workable AVAILABILITY mortar with earth tone stones. This will greatly area of 5 - 10 ft' (047 - 0,93 m`) so that mortar Cultured Stone® brand products are avail - enhance the appearance of the finished will not set up before stone is applied. Ensure able from a network of authorized masonry installation. Regular mortars can be tinted to complete coverage between the mortar bed suppliers throughout the United States and complement Cultured Stone® brand products and back surface of the stone. Mortar may also Y Canada. Distributors are also located in many using iron oxide pigments. be applied to the entire back of the stone. countries worldwide. METHODS Starting Point COST Maintain materials and ambient temperature Apply mortar and stone working from the bot at minimum of 40 degrees F (4 degrees C), tom up, or most stones can be applied from These products are priced o i a square - prior to, during and for 48 hours following the top down. Working from the top down bri Jdistast fr n delivered c mt anuoff varry y de depend- In installation. If stone is being applied in hot or may help avoid splashing previously applied Installation o. on tiom the macturing plan dry weather, the back of each piece should stone with dripping mortar. Ledgestone types osub cost may be affected re by the type f be moistened with a fine spray of water or a should be installed from the bottom up. substrate rate aril the cost information inoff orrmatiomatio n may wet brush to adequately prevent excessive Budget total installed cos absorption of moisture from the mortar. If Joint Width be obtained from a local dealer or installer. being installed over concrete, masonry or In order to obtain the most natural look, joints scratch coat substrate, the substrate surface should be as narrow as possible; average joints 7. Warranty area should also be dampened before should not exceed 1/2" - 3/4" (12.7 - 19,1 mm) in Cultured Stone® brand products are covered applying mortar. Applications should be pro- width. An attractive look can also be achieved for a period of 50 years from the date of pur- tected from freezing as mortar will not set up by dry stacking or fitting stones tightly together chase when used on a structure which conforms properly under such conditions. Do not use if desired. to local building codes and when installed in antifreeze compounds to lower the freezing Setting the Stones accordance with building codes and manuf ac point of mortar. Press each stone into the mortar setting bed tuner's instructions. Owens Corning will repair or firmly enough to squeeze some mortar out provide, free of charge, new materials to Exterior Applications replace any determined to be defective. Make sure that the application of Cultured around the stone's edges. Apply pressure to the This warranty is limited to the original pur- Stone® brand products and the structure to stone to ensure a good bond. chaser and may not be transferred to any sub - which they are being applied incorporate PRECAUTIONS sequent owner. This warranty does not cover good building practices. On exterior applica- Incorporate good building practices. Building damage resulting from settlement of the build - tions, the incorrect installation or absence of code requirements vary from area to area, so ing or other wall movement, contact with flashing, cant strips, gutters and downspouts check with authorities for local requirements. chemicals or paint, discoloration due to air - may result in diversion of water runoff onto fin- Carefully read all installation instructions borne contaminants, or staining, oxidation or ished surface areas. Masonry and other build- before proceeding with Cultured Stone® damage done by power washing, acid wash- ing products subjected to these conditions may veneer application. Observe applicable job- ing, sandblasting or wire brush cleaning. develop staining and, when combined with site safety practices. This warranty covers only manufacturing severe freeze /thaw conditions, may eventually Caution - This product contains Crystalline defects in Cultured Stone® brand products cause surface damage. The application of Silica. Dusts from cutting or sawing may cre- manufactured by Owens Corning. Owens Cultured Stone® brand products under these ate possible cancer hazard. Dusts of this prod - Corning is not responsible for labor costs conditions is not recommended. uct may cause irritation of the nose, throat, incurred in removal and replacement of Determine the amount of Cultured Stone® and respiratory tract. Avoid prolonged or defective products. Hearthstones are not war - veneer product needed by measuring the area repeated inhalation of dusts from this prod- ranted for use on the ground or as a surface to be covered. Measure the length times the uct. A properly fitted. NIOSH approved N95 area subject to foot traffic. height to arrive at the square footage of flat dust respirator should be used when mechan- Terra Craft® products are covered by a sep- stone needed. Subtract square footage for ically altering this product (sawing, cutting, arate 5 year Limited Warranty. See actual war - window and door openings. Measure the linear drilling or similary dust generating processes). ranty for details. feet of outside corners to determine the Wear safety glasses and appropriate gloves. • amount of corner pieces needed. One linear SPEC- DATA and MANU -SPEC are registered frodemorks of Reed Elsevier hc. The ten pat SPEGDATA fonrot conforms to the edtand style // Reed of The Cc Specifications YrM oat At a is used h their pennesion. The rwufocturer a respa>$le he technical accuracy. °2007 Reed Construction Data Al Rights Reserves ` Construction Data SPEC o MANUFACTURED MASONRY 04 70 00 .. i _... Owens Corning Cultured Stone® 8. Maintenance 10. Filing Systems Most applications require no maintenance. • Reed First Source® • Exterior applications where excessive dust or • MANU -SPEC^ dirt accumulates should be washed down • Sweet's Catalog Files occasionally. • Additional product information is available Cleaning from the manufacturer upon request. Use a strong solution of granulated soap or detergent and water with a bristle brush, Do not use a wire brush as it will cause damage to the surface. Rinse immediately with fresh water. Do not attempt to clean using acid or acid based products. Do not dean with high pressure power washer. Salt and De- Icing Chemicals Do not use de -icing chemicals on areas immediately adjacent to a Cultured Stone® products application. Scuff ing Scuffing occurs on all natural stone. Occasionally, some scuffing will occur on the surface of Cultured Stone® products. Some scuff marks can be removed by cleaning as described above. Efflorescence On rare occasions, efflorescence may occur on Cultured Stone® products. To remove efflorescence, allow the stone to dry thor- oughly, then scrub vigorously with a stiff bristle brush and dean water. Rinse thoroughly. Do not use a wire brush. For more difficult efflo- rescence problems, scrub thoroughly with a solution of 1 part white household vinegar to 5 parts water. Rinse thoroughly. Sealers Sealers are not necessary on Cultured Stone® products. However, some customer -use seal- ers do help prevent staining in applications prone to smoke, soot, dirt or water splashing. If choosing to use a sealer, ensure it is a silane based, breathable sealer. Sealer may darken the color of the stone. A sealer may also slow the natural movement of moisture out of the stone and increase the possibility of efflores- cence and spoiling. 9. Technical Services A staff of trained technical personnel offers assistance and technical support to archi- tects, engineers, applicators and owners to discuss type selection, costs and installation k procedures. For technical assistance, contact Owens Corning. Cobblefield ®, Cultured Stone®. Cultured Bricke, Pro-Fit@ Ledgestone. Terra Crafte, and Monticello® are registerec trademarks of Owens Corning 1 :7 11 SPEC•DATA a MANU -SPEC ore registered trademarks of Reed Bevier Inc The lee part SPECDATA format conforms to the editorial style of t e Construction S / Reed v Specifications rope wc c rekr ficatio s Institute used with then permission. The manufacturer respole fa lechaco1 ocniasy. • 7 Peed Constnation Doty id Plphis ReeeoeC L Construction Data CertainTeed FiberCement I INSTALLATION TIPS AND TECHNIOUES f Siding Installation Blind Fastening 1. Determine if the siding will be blind nailed 1. Make sure the panel overlaps 1 -1/4" and is `° . or face nailed. Blind nailing or face nailing is gapped a minimum of 1/8" from all trim dependent on wind load, exposure, wall before fastening. construction or fastening type. Refer to ICC -EC 2. Place the fastener a minimum of 3/4" to 1" report ESR -1668 or local building codes. (nominal) from the top of the plank and no 2. It is recommended that all lap siding should be closer than 3/8" from the butt edge. Nail fastened into wood or metal framing. Fastening placement is important and there are accessory to other structural materials may be acceptable items like the Big Sky Adapter that attach to if in accordance with local building codes and /or siding nail guns to assist in the proper placement project conditions. of the fastener. 3. Using the starter strip as a guide, position the 3. Do not over -drive the fasteners. Seating them first course of lap siding no closer than 6" to below the surface of the siding reduces their finished grade and at least 1" above surfaces holding power. where water may collect. V 4. If you are hand nailing, it may be necessary to Z 4. Be sure to install all siding with the proper pre -drill to help prevent the corners from breaking. textured, sealed, or painted surface facing out. 5. Fasten from one end of the plank to the other. 4 5. Leave a minimum of 1/8" gap between the siding and the trim or other materials to allow for •• structural movement. ,. Z 6. To minimize the affect of uneven walls, shim the BLIND NAILING P siding as necessary. !f— 1 1/4" overlap u 7. Overlap all lap siding 1 -1/4 " . ---I,,. mi I ii v 1 8. Stagger the joints on subsequent courses. liii, / i structural SIDING SIDING INSTALLATION sheathing 1 3/4" min, 1" max _ -- 0 il I ' 1 ,------ _ ilt _ _ __ — — — _ _..._...--_----: lir �� , 3/4 min weather i � , i �� i barrier � �� , 1 " i 1 is �� 1 !�� ---- ,, ,,,,,...... ,, S ir A 1 1 , „.„---- i --.....itigi 1 _ . � 4 _ . CertainTeed FiberCement I INSTALLATION TIPS AND TECHNIQUES r ,. A 1/ , 1 s* Face Fastening Butt Joint Applications ; 1. Make sure the panel overlaps 1-1/4" and is 1. Fiber cement siding with FiberTect- sealed or rk i . gapped a minimum of 1/8" from all trim prefinished factory ends should be installed before fastening. with joints butted together. Back flashing is �� • recommen See illustration below.$ 2. Place the fastener a minimum of 3/4" to 1" from • the bottom of the overlapping lank. This will 2. Cut ends used at butt joints must be re- sealed with PP g p joints ,;, help ensure that the fastener penetrates both 100% latex primer or paint prior to installation. x . courses of siding. Place the fasteners no closer r 4 than 3/8" from the butt edge. BUTT JOINT TREATMENT Stud 3/4" -1" from board top 3. Do not overdrive the fasteners. Seating fasteners below the surface of the siding reduces their Weather - resistive �b� No closer than barrier 3/8" from holding power. r ..... - = board edge 4. If you are hand nailing, it may be necessary to pre -drill to help prevent the corners Joint flashing vi from breaking. lm 5. Fasten from one end of the plank to the other. Inst ard �� P in moderate - y - l'� contact f � � Z FACE FASTENING �� 00 Off -Stud Joiners 1 1/4" overlap 17 1 1 4" m in ,� l All lap siding butt joints must be fastened into solid LA I! I framing or structural sheathing. If neither 0 _ / Intri i is present at the joint, use an Z -----11 ' P11 I / I off-stud joiner. _ . �� structural sheath 1 Off -stud joiners are ; I 1 I ! j available in different sizes. � Choose the joiner that is . ` I � , ° the correct size for the r(u siding you are installing. ` weather tif baffle, r 1. Insert the off -stud Joiner onto the butt # end of the siding. Align the center of I L— Ilig 1 k the joiner with the end of the siding. 3/4" . �� — 2. Insert the edge of the next panel of �— �/II siding into the other side of the joiner. • • 3. If both ends are sealed (either a factory end or sealed cut end), butt the siding in contact 0 with each other. 4. Do not fasten the off -stud Joiner to the wall. 7ma iS