WALLS AND PARTITIONS Sample Clauses

WALLS AND PARTITIONS. The Contractor shall furnish all materials, labor, services, tools and equipment required to design, furnish, deliver and install all interior walls and partitions. All interior masonry walls shall be in accordance with Section 2.3.4 of this document. Drywall and stud walls and partitions shall be constructed of 5/8 inch thick gypsum wallboard and roll formed metal studs and tracks. Gypsum wallboard shall have tapered edges and conform to ASTM C36. Fire rated wallboard shall be used on all fire rated walls in accordance with UL requirements. Wallboard in wet areas shall be water resistant and shall be sealed along the floor to prevent seepage into the wall or adjacent rooms. Metal studs and tracks shall be 25 gauge roll formed galvanized steel conforming to ASTM C645 requirements. Two 20 gauge metal studs shall be used as jambs of openings. Metal studs shall be attached to top and bottom runner tracks with screw fasteners. Studs shall be placed 16 inches on center maximum. Corner beads, PVC and metal trim shall be provided at all exterior corners between abutting materials and as required for proper installation of the wallboard finish. As an option, Contractor can submit to the Owner for approval, specifications for prefinished, prefabricated wall and partition panels.
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WALLS AND PARTITIONS. 1. Spot clean interior walls and partitions weekly.
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WALLS AND PARTITIONS. Core walls on single Tenant floors will be All partitions within demised Tenant taped, spackled, and prime painted. areas other than those provided by the Tenant demising walls and interior Landlord under the Landlord's base surface of exterior walls will be taped, building obligation. Tenant will also spackled, and painted with one prime be responsible for all acoustical coat and one finish coat. treatments within or above the partitions provided by the Landlord. Landlord will install all non-moveable ceiling height partitions within the Tenant's space as required by the Tenant Space Plan.
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