Toilet and Bath Accessories
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title: Toilet and Bath Accessories
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### The following submittals shall be submitted for review and returned before procurement or fabrication begins.
−### Coordinate the accessory submittal with the toilet compartment submittal and the gypsum board / blocking submittal so that mounting heights, backing locations, and fire-rated wall penetrations are reconciled before any product is ordered and before rough framing is closed. {note}
−- **Accessory Schedule:** A complete schedule listing every accessory by type and by toilet room, including the accessory mark or item designation, mounting type (surface, recessed, semi-recessed), material and finish, mounting height to the controlling reference point, and quantity, cross-referenced to the floor plans and interior elevations
−- **Product Data:** Manufacturer's product data for each accessory type, identifying material, gauge or thickness, finish, mounting method, and rough-in dimensions; for recessed and semi-recessed units, including the required wall opening dimensions and the projection and required depth within the wall
−- **Mounting Height and Blocking Coordination Drawings:** Interior elevations or accessory mounting details showing the mounting height of each accessory to its controlling reference point, the required in-wall blocking or backing for each accessory, and the coordination of grab bar anchorage with the wall construction
−- **Fire-Rated Penetration Documentation:** For recessed accessories installed in fire-resistance-rated walls, the proposed membrane-penetration firestop system or the listed protective enclosure, with documentation of the ASTM E814 / UL 1479 listing
−- **Samples:** Where required, finish samples for each material and finish, and a sample of any accessory where appearance approval is requested by the Architect
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```datasheet
label: Action Submittals Required
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default: "Complete accessory schedule by toilet room"
```
+### Coordinate the accessory submittal with the toilet compartment submittal and the gypsum board / blocking submittal so that mounting heights, backing locations, and fire-rated wall penetrations are reconciled before any product is ordered and before rough framing is closed. {note}
+- **Accessory Schedule:** A complete schedule listing every accessory by type and by toilet room, including the accessory mark or item designation, mounting type (surface, recessed, semi-recessed), material and finish, mounting height to the controlling reference point, and quantity, cross-referenced to the floor plans and interior elevations
+- **Product Data:** Manufacturer's product data for each accessory type, identifying material, gauge or thickness, finish, mounting method, and rough-in dimensions; for recessed and semi-recessed units, including the required wall opening dimensions and the projection and required depth within the wall
+- **Mounting Height and Blocking Coordination Drawings:** Interior elevations or accessory mounting details showing the mounting height of each accessory to its controlling reference point, the required in-wall blocking or backing for each accessory, and the coordination of grab bar anchorage with the wall construction
+- **Fire-Rated Penetration Documentation:** For recessed accessories installed in fire-resistance-rated walls, the proposed membrane-penetration firestop system or the listed protective enclosure, with documentation of the ASTM E814 / UL 1479 listing
+- **Samples:** Where required, finish samples for each material and finish, and a sample of any accessory where appearance approval is requested by the Architect
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## Closeout Submittals {toc}
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### The dominant material for commercial toilet accessories is austenitic stainless steel because it resists the corrosion, abrasion, cleaning chemicals, and vandalism encountered in public washrooms. {note}
+### Type 304 stainless steel conforming to ASTM A666 shall be the standard material for accessory bodies, doors, flanges, and exposed surfaces.
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```datasheet
label: Accessory Body Material
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```
−### Type 304 stainless steel conforming to ASTM A666 shall be the standard material for accessory bodies, doors, flanges, and exposed surfaces.
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### Type 316 stainless steel, which contains molybdenum for greater chloride resistance, should be specified for coastal locations, natatoriums, and other high-chloride or aggressively corrosive environments where Type 304 may exhibit pitting.
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min: 40
max: 48
− setpoints: [44, 48]
+ setpoints: [40, 44, 48]
default: 48
```
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### The warranty shall not cover damage caused by abuse, vandalism, improper installation, improper cleaning (including abrasive cleaners on stainless steel), or modifications made without the manufacturer's authorization.
−## Mirrors {toc}
+## Mirror Silvering Warranty {toc}
```datasheet
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### Deficiencies discovered during the warranty period that are attributable to installation workmanship — including loose accessories, grab bars that do not develop the required load resistance, and accessories mounted outside the accessible reach ranges — shall be corrected by the Contractor at no cost to the Owner.