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1、Construction Building Envelope and Interior Finishes Databook Sidney M. Levy McGraw-Hill New York San Francisco Washington, D.C. Auckland Bogot Caracas Lisbon London Madrid Mexico City Milan Montreal New Delhi San Juan Singapore Sydney Tokyo Toronto Items to consider when placing an order for window
2、s: 1. Select style and material (wood, wood/clad, etc.). 2. Determine product size by using the rough opening, masonry opening, and frame size. 3. Identify manufacturers unit number. 4. Specify operation. 5. Specify screens, if required. 6. Specify any glazing options. 7. Specify interior wood fi ni
3、sh (bare or factory primed). 8. Specify exterior wood fi nish (bare, factory primed, and clad). 9. Specify color of hardware options, any drips, metal accessory items. 10. Specify type of exterior casing. 11. Specify jamb width. 12. Select any additional options. 584Section 9 9.19.0 Steps Required t
4、o Order Wood/Clad Windows 9.20.0 Aluminum Window WallStick-Built Construction Doors and Windows585 9.21.0 Aluminum Window WallShear Block Fabrication 586Section 9 9.22.0 Aluminum Window WallScrewspline Fabrication Doors and Windows587 9.23.0 Thermal Movement and Frame Defl ection 588Section 9 9.24.0
5、 Sloped Glazing and Skylight Confi gurations Doors and Windows589 590Section 9 9.25.0 Curtain WallQuality Control Checklist Doors and Windows591 9.26.0 Interior Glass/GlazingQuality Control Checklist 593 Section Finish Hardware Contents 10 10.0.0Introduction to contents 10.1.0Door hinges (types and
6、illustra- tions) 10.2.0 Locksets and latchset confi gurations and functions 10.3.0Heavy-duty mortise cases, hubs, and spring cartridges 10.4.0Strikes (illustrated) 10.5.0Door knob designs 10.6.0Lever handle designs 10.6.1Lever handle designs (forged and wrought) 10.7.0Turn levers 10.8.0Mortise cylin
7、ders 10.8.1How high-security cylinders differ from conventional ones 10.8.2Rosette and blocking rings for cylin- ders 10.8.3Miscellaneous cams for mortise cylinders 10.9.0Illustrated instructions for cylindri- cal lockset installation 10.10.0Deadbolts, spindles, security fasten- ers, and guard bolts
8、 10.11.0Construction key systemsillus- trated 10.11.1Construction master keyingillus- trated 10.11.2Key-in-knob cylinderexploded view 10.11.3Removable core cylinders and core cams 10.12.0Panic devices (concealed/surface- applied vertical rod devices) 10.12.1Panic devices (mortise lock devices) 10.12
9、.2Panic devices (rim devices conven- tional and enclosed push-bar type) 10.12.3Panic devices (rim devices and other types of pushes) 10.12.4Panic devices (outside trim) 10.13.0Double egress mortise/latchbolt de- vices 10.14.0Closersparallel arm application 10.14.1Closersstandard application 10.14.2C
10、loserspring poweredexploded view 10.14.3Closersspring poweredwith de- lay valveexploded view 10.14.4Closersdoor opening, closing cy- cles 10.14.5Closersadjustments 10.15.0Exit devicespush rail type 10.15.1Exit devicessuggested mounting locations for alarm type devices 10.15.2Exit devicesEmergency pu
11、sh to open 10.15.3Exit devicesRemote latch retrac- tion 10.15.4Exit devicesDC powered, battery back-up 10.15.5Exit devicespoint-to-point wiring diagrams 10.15.6Exit devicesbasic components for a single-door system 10.16.0Concealed circuit hinges and ar- mored door loops 10.17.0Door handingillustrate
12、d 10.18.0Standard keying terms, codes, and designations 10.19.0Finish symbols and descriptions of these fi nishes 10.20.0Recommended number of hinges and frequency of operations 10.21.0 ASTM specifi cations applicable to fi nish hardware requirements 10.22.0Finish HardwareQuality Control checklist 5
13、94Section 10 10.0.0 Introduction to Contents Finish hardware selections and specifi cations span a wide range of functions, materials of construc- tion and decorative requirements. The information contained in this section touches on hardware mainstays: locksets, latchsets with trim and cylinders, h
14、inges (butts), panic devices, and informative specifi cation tables. Although much of this information was furnished by two manufacturers, it re- mains very much generic in nature. 10.1.0 Door Hinges (Types and Illustrations) The butts are available in a wide range of metals. Finish Hardware595 Thes
15、e butts have two equal square-edged leaves; one is mor- tised into the door and the other into the frame. It is avail- able in standard, heavy, or extra heavy weight. These butts have two equal leaves; one is square-edged and the other is bevel-edged; the square edge is mortised into the frame, the
16、bevel edge is surface mounted on the door. It is available in standard and heavy weight. These butts have two equal leaves; one is square edged and the other is bevel edged; the square edge is mortised into the door edge and the bevel edge is mounted on the frame. It is available in standard and hea
17、vy weight. Two bevel-edged leave butts are of unequal size; one is mounted on the frame, the other on the door. 10.1.0 Door Hinges (Types and Illustrations)Continued All of the above butts are generally available in sizes referring to their height: 412“ (11.43 cm), 5“ (12.7 cm), and 6“ (15.24 cm). 5
18、96Section 10 Swing clear/full mortise are also available in half-surface, half-mortise, and full-surface confi gurations. These types of butts provide an unobstructed clear frame opening when door is in the 90 open position. It is available in either a single- or double-acting confi guration, usuall
19、y mortised into the door and frame, providing closing action without a separate closer. Offset pivot hinges are mortised into the top and bottom edges of the door and into the frame jamb at the top and bot- tom. These hinges can also be mortised into the fl oor and the top of the frame. Center pivot
20、 hinges are attached to the top and bottom edges of the door and either into the top and bottom of the frame or into the fl oor and the top of the frame. Fully mortised into the edge of the door and frame, the hinge portion is not visible when the door is closed, ex- cept when the Paumelle or Olive
21、Knuckle hinge is used, the olive-shaped portion is visible as an architectural feature. 10.2.0 Lockset and Latchset Confi gurations and Functions Finish Hardware597 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.2.0 Lockset and Latchset Confi gurations and FunctionsCo
22、ntinued 598Section 10 (By permission from Sargent division ASSA ABLOY, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.3.0 Heavy-Duty Mortise Cases, Hubs, and Spring Cartridges Finish Hardware599 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.4.0 Strikes (Illustrated) 600Section 10 (By p
23、ermission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.5.0 Door Knob Designs Finish Hardware601 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.6.0 Lever Handle Designs 602Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Conne
24、cticut.) 10.6.1 Lever Handle Designs (Forged and Wrought) Finish Hardware603 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.7.0 Turn Levers 604Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.8.0 Mortise Cylinders Finish Hardwa
25、re605 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 606Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.8.1 How High-Security Cylinders Differ from Conventional Ones 10.8.2 Rosette and Blocking Rings for Cylinders
26、Finish Hardware607 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.8.3 Miscellaneous Cams for Mortise Cylinders 608Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) Finish Hardware609 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 1
27、00 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.9.0 Illustrated Instructions for Cylindrical Lockset Installation 10.10.0 Deadbolts, Spindles, Security Fasteners and Guard Bolts 610Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.11.0 Construction Key SystemsIl
28、lustrated Finish Hardware611 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Company, New Haven, Connecticut.) 612Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.11.1Construction Master KeyingIllustrated Finish Hardware613 Key to parts: 1. Key blank
29、 2. Plug and pin assembly 3. cylinder body and slide assembly 4. bottom pin 5. top pin 6. master pin 7. compression spring 8. retaining ring 9. cylinder tail piece 10. cylinder cap spring 11. cylinder cap pin 12. cylinder tail washer 13. cylinder cap 14. cylinder tail piece 15. blocking piece (By pe
30、rmission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.11.2Key-in-Knob CylinderExploded View 614Section 10 10.11.3 Removable Core Cylinders and Core Cams (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) Finish Hardware615 10.
31、12.0 Panic Devices (Concealed/SurfaceApplied Vertical Rod Devices) (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) 616Section 10 10.12.0 Panic Devices (Concealed/SurfaceApplied Vertical Rod Devices)Continued (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersol
32、l-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) Finish Hardware617 10.12.1 Panic Devices (Mortise Lock Devices) (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) 618Section 10 10.12.1 Panic Devices (Mortise Lock Devices)Continued (By permission from Von Duprin Exit Devic
33、esIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) Finish Hardware619 10.12.2 Panic Devices (Rim Devices Conventional and Enclosed Push-Bar Type) (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) 620Section 10 10.12.2 Panic Devices (Rim Devices Conventional and En
34、closed Push-Bar Type)Continued (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) 10.12.3 Panic Devices (Rim Devices and Other Types of Pushes) (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) 621 622Section 10 10.12.3 Pan
35、ic Devices (Rim Devices and Other Types of Pushes)Continued (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) Finish Hardware623 10.12.4 Panic Devices (Outside Trim) (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) 624Sec
36、tion 10 10.12.4 Panic Devices (Outside Trim)Continued (By permission from Von Duprin Exit DevicesIngersoll-Rand, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.) Finish Hardware625 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.13.0 Double Egress Mortise/Latchbolt Devices
37、 626Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.14.0 ClosersParallel Arm Application Finish Hardware627 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.14.1 ClosersStandard Application 628Secti
38、on 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.14.2 ClosersSpring PoweredExploded View Finish Hardware629 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.14.3 ClosersSpring Powered, with Delay ValveExp
39、loded View 630Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.14.4 ClosersDoor Opening, Closing Cycles Finish Hardware631 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.14.5 ClosersAdjustments 632
40、Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.15.0 Exit DevicesPush Rail Type Finish Hardware633 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.15.1 Exit DevicesSuggested Mounting Locations for
41、Alarm Type Devices 634Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.15.2 Exit DevicesEmergency Push to Open Finish Hardware635 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.15.3 Exit DevicesRem
42、ote Latch Retraction 636Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.15.4 Exit DevicesDC Powered, Battery Back-up Finish Hardware637 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.15.5 Exit Dev
43、icesPoint-to-Point Wiring Diagrams 638Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.15.6 Exit DevicesBasic Components for a Single-Door System Finish Hardware639 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Co
44、nnecticut.) 10.16.0 Concealed Circuit Hinges and Armored Door Loops 640Section 10 (By permission from Sargent Manufacturing Co., 100 Sargent Drive, New Haven, Connecticut.) 10.17.0 Door HandingIllustrated Finish Hardware641 10.18.0 Standard Keying Terms, Codes, and Designations 642Section 10 10.19.0
45、 Finish Symbols and Descriptions of These Finishes Finish Hardware643 10.20.0 Recommended Number of Hinges and Frequency of Operations 644Section 10 10.21.0 ASTM Specifi cations Applicable to Finish Hardware Requirements Finish Hardware645 10.22.0 Finish HardwareQuality Control Checklist 646Section
46、10 Continued 647 Section Drywall, Metal Framing, and Plaster Contents 11 11.0.0Drywall systems 11.0.1Non-load-bearing partitions 11.0.2Load-bearing partitions 11.0.3High-performance sound control 11.0.4Wall furring (partition details) 11.0.5Non-load-bearing ceilings 11.1.0Partition construction deta
47、ils (illus- trated) 11.1.1Control joint detail at door 11.1.2Two-hour rated control joint detail 11.1.3Rated drywall ceilings 11.1.4Rated shaftwalls (to structure above) 11.1.5Rated shaftwall (to structural steel beam) 11.1.6Rated shaftwall adjacent to beam 11.1.7Two-hour wall perpendicular to metal
48、 deck fl utes 11.1.8 One-hour defl ection track perpen- dicular to fl utes 11.1.9Two-hour horizontal duct protection 11.1.10Details at elevator entrances 11.1.11Adjacent electrical box installation 11.2.0 Plumbing fi xture attachment and electric outlet installation 11.3.0Tub and shower detailssingl
49、e- layer panels 11.4.0Wall control joint details (illustrated) 11.5.0Typical bath tub and swimming pool wall details 11.6.0 Soffi t framing specifi cations 11.7.0 Shelf-wall specifi cations and illustra- tions 11.8.0 Chase-wall specifi cations and illus- trations 11.9.0 Resilient channel partition specifi ca- tions 11.10.0 Tall wall specifi cations and limiting heights 11.10.1L over 120/240/360 explained 11.10.2 Structural stud specifi cations 11.10.3Fire-rated assemblies, one to three hour 11.11.0High-performance sound-cont