Wall Insulation Sample Clauses

Wall Insulation. Batt thermal Insulation for exterior walls of the building shall be mineral or glass fiber conforming to federal specifications HH-I-S21 and ASTM C665. Flame spread shall not exceed 25, ASTM E84. Xxxxx shall be rated at R-19 or better. Sound attenuation batt insulation for interior walls shall be 3” thick, USG Thermafiber conforming to ASTM C655, and federal specification HH-1-521E, type I or II. Please see note in 7.1 above regarding sound transmission coefficient.
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Wall Insulation. Batt insulation for exterior walls of the building shall be mineral or glass fiber conforming to Federal specifications HH-I-S21 and ASTM C665. Flame spread shall not exceed 25, ASTM E84. Xxxxx shall be rated at R-11 or better. Provide a sound transmission coefficient of not less than 45 in all floor-to-ceiling interior walls and horizontal acoustic grid ceilings that enclose private offices, conference rooms, break rooms, libraries, and rest rooms - to accomplish this, said walls may have to extend a minimum 12" above the drop ceiling. STOP POINT: The Lessee is to be given at least a 48 hour advance notification to conduct an on-site inspection after insulation is installed and before the wall finish process is started. An inspection will be made by the Lessee within 2 business days of receipt of notification. Sound attenuation batt insulation for interior walls shall be 3” thick, United State Gypsum Thermafiber conforming to ASTM C655, and Federal Specification HH-1-521E, Type I or II or approved equal.
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Wall Insulation. Batt Insulation for exterior walls of the building shall be mineral or glass fiber conforming to Federal specifications HH-I-S21 and ASTM C665. Flame spread shall not exceed 25, ASTM E84. Xxxxx shall be rated at R-11 or better. Sound Attenuation Batt Insulation for interior walls shall be 3" thick, USG Thermafiber conforming to ASTM C655, and Fed. Spec. HH-1-521E, Type I or II.
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Wall Insulation. Wall insulation may only be installed under the following conditions: ◼ Wall venting must comply with the local building department codes or the Uniform Building Code requirements. ◼Ceiling must be structurally sound to support the weight of the insulation and crew. Wall Insulation? ◼ No hazardous electrical wiring is present. ◼ Work does not disturb asbestos or other hazardous material. ◼ Where local building departments do not allow insulation over knob-and-tube wiring, the live knob-and-tube wiring must be certified safe by an electrical contractor licensed in the state of CA. Some local jurisdictions require dead knob and t& Tube wiring to be removed before insulating so that it cannot be re- energized. ◼ The installed insulation achieves a minimum of R-13.
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