Roofing Submittal Package Approved As Noted
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Roofing Submittal Package Approved As Noted
1960 Satellite Blvd., Suite 2300 Duluth, GA 30097 Ph : (770)822-1944 Letter of Transmittal To: Joe Tremblay SBLM 16910 Dallas Parkway, Suite 216 Dallas, TX 75248 Ph: 469-554-7770 Transmittal #: 10 Date: 10/14/2015 Job: 10-10-5016 Dave & Busters - Capitol Hgt Subject: Roofing Submittals WE ARE SENDING YOU Attached Under separate cover via None the following items: Shop drawings Prints Plans Samples Copy of letter Change order Specifications Other Document Type Submittal Copies Date 1 No. Description 10/14/15 41 Pages Roofing Submittal Technical Data Submittal 1 10/14/15 1 Page Roofing Sections Submittal Submittal 1 10/14/15 15 Pages FM Global Roofing Check List THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: For approval Approved as submitted Resubmit ___ copies for approval For your use Approved as noted Submit ___ copies for distribution As requested Returned for corrections Return ___ corrected prints For review and comment Other FOR BIDS DUE PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US Remarks: Joe, Please find the attached roofing submittals including the FM Global checklist for the Dave & Buster's Capitol Heights MD 014575 07540 project. Thank you! ROOFING Shawn Gill 404-295-8104 sgill@garrardgroup.com 1 X Note: FM GLOBAL approval required. Refer to FM GLOBAL review letter comments. Copy To: SBLM Joe Tremblay 11/10/15 From: Shawn Gill (Garrard Construction Group, Inc) 10-14-2015 Signature: If enclosures are not as noted, kindly notify us at once. Page 1 of 1 Plan Review Dave & Buster’s, Inc. "Capitol Heights - Store #100" Ritchie Marlboro Road and Interstate 95 Capitol Heights, MD 20743 Index-Rec No: Account No: Date of Review: Review No: 003036.85-01 01-31290 November 6, 2015 218969 Plans Submitted By: Joe Tremblay, SBLM Architects Subject: New Roof Installation Executive Summary: This project involves the new installation of a roofing system for the Capitol Heights, MD location of Dave and & Buster’s, Inc. The building is located in a region with a 90 mph basic wind speed, and the surrounding terrain is considered to have a surface roughness exposure of C. The roofing area is reported to be 244 ft. by 155 ft. and 26 ft. tall. The slope of the roof is ¼ in. per ft. This project references FM Approvals RoofNav assembly number 341116-0-0, which is rated 60 psf for wind uplift, A for surface fire spread, and SH for hail. The 22 gauge steel deck will be fastened to the structure with Hilti X-HSN 24 deck fasteners. A 4 in. layer of Johns Manville ENRGY 3 insulation will then be added to the assembly. Next, a ¼ in. layer of Johns Manville Invinsa Roof Board will fastened through to the steel deck with Johns Manville UltraFast #12 Fasteners and UltraFast Plates at a rate of 5 fasteners per 4 ft. by 8 ft. board in the field, perimeter, and corners. Finally, a 60mil layer of Johns Manville JM TPO 60 membrane will be fastened through to the steel deck with Johns Manville High Load Fasteners and Johns Manville High Load Seam Plates at 12 in. on center and a row spacing of 8 ft. in the field and a row spacing of 4 ft. in the perimeter and corners. The distance between support joists varies in the field, perimeter and corner areas, and was found to be between 3 ft. 2 in. and 5 ft. 95⁄8 in. Subject to the resolution of comments #1 and 2 below and compliance with the other recommendations, the plans are acceptable. Final acceptance of the installation is subject to a field review by an FM Global representative. Scope of Review: The submittal included an FM Global Form 2688, shop drawings, and material cut sheets. Review Comments: Roofing Subcontractor: Please issue correspondence to comply with Items 1 - a. b. c. 1. In order to meet FM Approvals RoofNav assembly number 341116-0-0, there can be no substitutions or deviations in the materials or installation. The following should be noted: a. In order to provide adequate securement for this particular assembly, the spacing between membrane fastener rows should be no greater than a spacing of 7.5 ft. at 12 in. on center in the field and a spacing of 3 ft. at 12 in. on center in the corners. The proposed row spacing between membrane fastener rows in the perimeter of the roof will be adequate. b. The membrane laps should be at least 6 in. wide sealed with a minimum 1.5 in. wide heat weld. This report has been developed for insurance underwriting purposes. It is provided to you for informational purposes only to reduce the possibility of loss to insured property by bringing to your attention certain potential hazards or conditions. Life, safety, or health issues are not addressed. You must make the decision whether to take any action. The company undertakes no duty to you or any other party by providing this report or the activities on which it is based. The liability of the company is limited to that contained in its insurance policies. Page 2 of 4 c. The submittal included material cut sheets for various Johns Manville UltraFast Fasteners and Johns Manville UltraFast Plates. It was unclear as to the combination of Johns Manville UltraFast Fasteners and Johns Manville UltraFast Plates that will be used to pre-secure the insulation layers to the assembly. The following fastener and plate combinations (taken from the fasteners and plates detailed in the Johns Manville material cut sheets provided) are Approved for use together. i. UltraFast Metal Plate (round) and UltraFast Fasteners #12 Phillips Head ii. UltraFast Plastic Plate and UltraFast Fasteners #12 Phillips Head iii. UltraFast Metal Plate (square) and UltraFast #12 Phillips Head iv. UltraFast Metal Plate (square) and UltraFast #12 Hex Head If the above guidelines cannot be implemented, FM Global should be consulted prior to proceeding. 2. The steel deck should be secured to structural supports in accordance with FM Global Property Loss Prevention Data Sheet 1-29, Roof Deck Securement and Above-Deck Roof Components, Sections 2.2.13.1.2 – 4. Provide deck fasteners or welds at a maximum spacing of 6 in. on center at all supports in the field of the roof and 6 in. on center at all supports in the roof perimeters and corners. 3. The membrane fastener rows should be installed perpendicular to the steel deck ribs as shown in the figure below. 4. The membrane fasteners should be sized to engage the top flanges of the steel deck with at least ¾ in. protrusion through the deck underside (please note that the insulation fasteners may engage either the top or bottom flanges). This report has been developed for insurance underwriting purposes. It is provided to you for informational purposes only to reduce the possibility of loss to insured property by bringing to your attention certain potential hazards or conditions. Life, safety, or health issues are not addressed. You must make the decision whether to take any action. The company undertakes no duty to you or any other party by providing this report or the activities on which it is based. The liability of the company is limited to that contained in its insurance policies. Page 3 of 4 5. Although the proposed pre-securement of the insulation layers is acceptable, it would also be acceptable to pre-secure them at a rate of 4 fasteners per 4 ft. by 8 ft. board. Perimeter and corner enhancements are not required for the pre-securement of this layer. 6. Based on the building dimensions and plan view provided, the perimeter area for this project should be considered the 10 ft. wide portion of the roof adjacent to the edge. This assumes that the adjoining roofs do not have heights that are within 3 ft. of the height of the project area. If this is not the case, FM Global should be consulted. 7. Only as much insulation as can be covered should be installed each working day. Loose roof cover edges should be sealed at the end of the day to minimize moisture damage. 8. All roof edge flashing should be FM Approved or installed in accordance with FM Global Property Loss Prevention Data Sheet 1-49, Perimeter Flashing. 9. The space between nailers in roof expansion joints should be filled with noncombustible, compressible insulation such as glass, mineral, or ceramic fiber type. This review is for property insurance purposes only in accordance with FM Global standards and guidelines. Nothing should be inferred from this review regarding compliance with any rules, regulations or requirements of government agencies, state or local codes or any other jurisdictional authority. We are retaining the copy of your submitted plans for our files. Sincerely, Mya Payne Plan Review Consultant mya.payne@fmglobal.com (703) 262-6256 This report has been developed for insurance underwriting purposes. It is provided to you for informational purposes only to reduce the possibility of loss to insured property by bringing to your attention certain potential hazards or conditions. Life, safety, or health issues are not addressed. You must make the decision whether to take any action. The company undertakes no duty to you or any other party by providing this report or the activities on which it is based. The liability of the company is limited to that contained in its insurance policies. Page 4 of 4 Loss Prevention Resources: FM Global Property Loss Prevention Data Sheets (http://www.fmglobaldatasheets.com) FM Global Loss Prevention Training (https://fmglobaltraining.skillport.com) Approval Guide (http://www.approvalguide.com) RoofNav (http://roofnav.fmglobal.com) Distribution: Joe Tremblay, SBLM Architects, jtremblay@sblm.com Evan Simmons Jr., Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. (Dallas), evan.simmonsjr@wellsfargo.com Lisa Dillard, Dave & Buster's, Inc., lisa_dillard@daveandbusters.com Elaine Munch, Dave & Buster's, Inc., elaine_munch@daveandbusters.com Greg Knapic, Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. (Dallas), greg.knapic@wellsfargo.com Lisa Warren, Dave & Buster's, Inc., lisa_warren@daveandbusters.com John Nalepa, 360 Project Management, jnalepa@360pmllc.com Doug Reeve, Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. (Dallas), doug.reeve@wellsfargo.com Mike LeFande, SBLM Architects, mlefande@sblm.com Brian Gilbert, FM Global, Dallas Ops, brian.gilbert@fmglobal.com Sarah Nordman, Client Serv Dallas, sarah.nordman@fmglobal.com Nestor Rodriguez, Processing Dallas, nestor.rodriguez@fmglobal.com This report has been developed for insurance underwriting purposes. It is provided to you for informational purposes only to reduce the possibility of loss to insured property by bringing to your attention certain potential hazards or conditions. Life, safety, or health issues are not addressed. You must make the decision whether to take any action. The company undertakes no duty to you or any other party by providing this report or the activities on which it is based. The liability of the company is limited to that contained in its insurance policies. 1" Delete Bottom Layer and provide Middle Layer 1"min. at Main Entrance Canopy and Rear Canopy. Pac Clad - Silver Pac Clad - Silver Pac Clad - Silver To be determined. Provide samples (Sierra Tan, Sandstone, and Almond) LEGEND General Project Notes Slope Direction of Tapered Insulation Roof Drain X TE(2)+TF Q TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF C TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF Q Q+4 " Q+2 " Q+2 " Q+2" Q Q " Q+4 " Q+2 Q TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF Q+2 " TE(2)+TF Q+ 2" Q+2" TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF Enlarged Detail Area X X " Q+2 Q X TE(2)+TF Slope Direction of Structurally Sloped Deck S.S. TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF X TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF Section # TE(2)+TF Detail Section TE(2)+TF X Q Q 1 FIELD MITER ALL CRICKETS TO FIT. REFER TO SECTION THROUGH CRICKET FOR PLACEMENT OF FILL & TAPER PANELS. 2 TYPICAL OF FILL AND TAPER PANELS. REFER TO SECTION THROUGH TAPER SYSTEM FOR PLACEMENT OF FILL AND TAPER PANELS. 3 STAGGER ALL JOINTS WHEN APPLYING ALL TAPER PANELS AND FILL. 4 APPLY 3 1/2" BASELAYER SHOWN IN TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH TAPER SYSTEM OVER ENTIRE ROOF DECK AREA BEFORE APPLYING TAPER PANELS. 5 APPLY 4" FLAT INSULATION OVER ENTIRE STRUCTURALLY SLOPED ROOF AREA BEFORE APPLYING CRICKET PANELS. 6 APPLY 1/4" OVERLAY SHOWN IN TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH TAPER SYSTEM OVER ENTIRE ROOF. Q Q NOTICE: GENERAL NOTES: 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q TE(2)+TF 5 6 Q S.S. S.S. Q Q 6'-0" Q TE(2)+TF 5 6 Q TE(2)+TF Q E Product Identification Material Schedule TE(2)+TF Q Q Panel Code 3'-0" Q Q X Y Q Q Q FILL BASE D Q Color Code TYPICAL SUMP LAYOUT FLAT Overlay N.T.S. 4 5 6 TF TE Taper Thickness Size Type 1/2" - 1 1/2" 1 1/2" - 2 1/2" 1/2" - 2 1/2" 4' X 4' 4' X 4' 4' X 4' Polyiso. Polyiso. Polyiso. 4' X 8' Polyiso. Polyiso. Polyiso. Perlite 2" & 4" 3 1/2" 4" 1/4" 0" - 1" 0" - 1 1/2" 1'-6" X 4' Fiberboard 1'-6" X 4' Fiberboard Q 1" TF 0" 5 6 5 6 Q S.S. 1 1/2" S.S. 0" TE 1 1/2" " Q+2 D TE(2)+TF Q TE(2)+TF Y X X+2" Y X Y+2" Y+6" X+6" TE(2)+TF X+2" Y+2" X+4" 2" Q+ Y+4" X+4" Y+2" TE(2)+TF X+2" Y TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH SUMP A SCALE : 1/16" = 1' - 0" Q Q Q ROOF PLAN Q E X Y+4" X+4" Y+2" X+2" Y X TE(2)+TF Q Y+4" Q TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF X+6" TE(2)+TF X+4" TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF TE(2)+TF Y+4" Q Q " + 2 2" Q+ Q TE(2)+TF TE 1'-6" TE(2)+TF Q Q " + 2 2" Q+ Q TE(2)+TF Q+2 " " Q Q+4 +4" TE(2)+TF Q Q+2 " 0" Q Q B 3 1/2" 1/2" 2 1/2" 1/2" X 2 1/2" X 1 1/2" ERLAY 1/4" OV 2 1/2" 1 1/2" Y X Y 4" FILL 1/2" X Y 3 1/2" BASELAYER 6 2 1/2" Y 2 1/2" O 1/4" LAY VER 2" FILL Q 2 1/2" ERLAY 1/4" OV 1/4 Q 2 1/2" 1 1/2" 2 1/2" 6 1 1/2" 1/2" 1/2" 2 1/2" AY ERL " OV 4" FILL 1/2" O 1/4" LAY VER 6 Q 4" FILL 2" FILL 4" FLAT 4" FLAT 5 Q 2" FILL 3 1/2" BASELAYER 4'-0" 4 4'-0" N.T.S. N.T.S. Material Manufacturer 4'-0" N.T.S. A TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH TAPER SYSTEM (Slope 1/4" - ft.) B TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH CRICKET (Slope 1/2" - ft.) B 8' - 0" MANUFACTURER AND SUPPLIER OF FLAT AND TAPERED ROOF INSULATIONS SPECIALIZING IN TAPERED SYSTEMS PROMPT QUOTES AND RELIABLE DELIVERIES MAILING ADDRESS 57 Joseph Mills Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22408 ESTIMATING DEPARTMENT CONTACTS PHONE / FAX 540-373-1800 or 1-800-929-0800 / 540-371-9028 SALES DEPARTMENT CONTACTS Mark J. DePollo Aaron L. Bonner ESTIMATOR DIVISION MANAGER SALES REPRESENTATIVE Joseph L. Hallows Jennifer R. Sines W.D. McIntosh Donna R. Hetrick ESTIMATING MANAGER ESTIMATOR CERTIFIED DRAFTER / ESTIMATOR Jeff C. Pepper INSIDE SALES COORDINATOR Jamie L. Cline SALES ASSISTANT SUBMITTAL DATE: 10/12/2015 SHEET NUMBER: 1 of 1 DRAWN BY: Aaron L Bonner PROJECT VA-507088CS NUMBER CONTRACTOR 16' - 0" Material Type Taper & Crickets 20 P.S.I. Polyiso. 20 P.S.I. Polyiso. Fill Graphic Scale TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH CRICKET (Slope 1/2" - ft.) Material Application Used BY OTHERS Base, Flat & Overlay Te & Tf 24' - 0" Fiberboard 32' - 0" DAVE AND BUSTERS - CAPITAL HEIGHTS GENERAL ORNDORFF & SPAID CONTRACTOR GARRARD GROUP