Plumbing and Drainage System Sample Clauses

Plumbing and Drainage System. All supply pipes, fixtures, and drains shall be installed according to manufacturer recommendations and local codes. All faucets, valves and fixtures shall be of water-saving design. Domestic water systems shall be constructed of type “L” copper with sectionalization and isolation valves installed at branch connections. Storm and sanitary piping shall be service weight cast iron or PVC. Domestic water and interior roof conductors shall be insulated the entire length for temperature control, prevent condensation, and for sound control. Water Supply and Drain Connections: Provide hot and cold water line feeds and drain connections to the kitchenette. Restroom Fixtures: Restroom sinks, toilets and urinals shall be white, commercial grade, vitreous china, and shall be installed in accordance with BFD requirements where applicable. Toilets shall be wall mounted, elongated rims and siphon jet flush action, with top spud for flush valve similar to American Standard “Afwall EL 1.6”. Toilet seats shall be white, heavy duty, solid plastic open at the front, coverless, and shall have stainless steel hinges and built-in bumpers similar to American Standard “Royal” (0039375). Urinals shall be mounted, vitreous china, washout flush action, with top spud for flush valve, similar to American Standard “Washbrook 0.7” (6501.010). Toilets and urinals shall be equipped with flush valve hardware similar to Xxxxx “Royal Flush #110-YB”. Restroom sinks shall be self rimming, white vitreous china measuring 20” long x 17” wide x 8” deep, with 4” faucet centers, similar to American Standard “Aqualyn” (0476.028). Restroom sinks shall be equipped with chrome plated, heavy-duty, commercial grade, single control faucets (without pop-up hole) similar to American Standard “Reliant” (2385.278). Each sink shall be equipped with a polished chrome “Grid Drain” tailpiece for vitreous china similar to American Standard (2411.015) and (7723.018) “Offset Grid Drain” for wheelchair lavatories. ALL sinks shall be handicapped accessible. ALL restrooms and janitor closes shall have floor drains. Break room: Employee break room will be equipped with a stainless steel sink with commercial grade faucet and garbage disposal.
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Plumbing and Drainage System. 2.1 The Landlord shall supply at each side of the core of each floor of the Premises capped plumbing and drainage services to serve the tenant's plumbing installations. Minimum services shall include a twenty-five (25) mm valved and capped domestic cold water connection, fifty (50) mm vent, one hundred (100) mm sanitary drain (at the level below).
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