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Do not copy this information verbatim in specifications or in notes on drawings. Refer questions and comments regarding the content and use of this document to the Yale University Project Manager.  \nContents  \nA. Summary  \nB. Certification Requirements  \nC. Shop Drawings  \nD. Product Standards  \nE. Materials  \nA. Summary  \nThis section contains design criteria for architectural woodwork, including the  \ninstallation of shop-fabricated exposed woodwork and casework.  \nB. Certification Requirements  \nManufacturers must be AWI-certified.  \nC. Shop Drawings  \nShop drawings must:  \n• Indicate the physical dimensions and details or profiles ofall elements of the work, including the location of different grades, species, and/or finishes.  \n• Provide dimensions, details, and specific directions for all blocking required for installation  \n• Indicate dimensions, details, and specific directions for all cutouts or easements required for equipment, accessories, utilities, or service access.  \nD. Product Standards  \nArchitectural woodwork products must conform to AWI quality standards, custom-grade, unless otherwise indicated or approved  \nE. Materials  \nArchitectural woodwork materials must conform to the following standards.  \n1. Wood Species  \na. With transparent finishes, use the hardwood species required by the designer ora species that matches the existing hardwood.  \nb. With painted finishes, use a closed-grain hardwood suitable for the exposure and loading.  \nc. With laminate backings, use at least 45 lb density particleboard.  \n2. Veneer Matching  \nUse the veneer required by the designer or a veneer that matches the existing veneer.  \n3. Plastic Laminate  \nUse NEMA LD-3, 0.050\" thick horizontal-grade plastic laminate at exposed surfaces. Use 0.020\" thick horizontal-grade laminate at semi-exposed parts, such as cabinet liners. The designer will select the color, texture, and pattern.  \n4. Solid Surfacing  \nUse Dupont™ Corian® solid surfaces or an approved equivalent.  \n5. Casework and Counters  \na. With transparent, painted, or plastic laminate finishes, use AWI customgrade wood.  \nb. Wood Cabinets – Yale School of Medicine  \nGrade: Custom  \nWood Species for Exposed Surfaces:  \nProject dependent (for transparent finish) .  \nAny close-grained hardwood listed in reference woodworking standard (for opaque finish) .  \nGrain Matching:  \nRun and match grain horizontally for drawer fronts, vertically for doors and fixed panels. Matching of Veneer Leaves: Book Match.  \nVeneer Matching within Panel Face: Running Match.  \nc. Laminate Clad Cabinets – Yale School of Medicine  \nGrade: Custom  \nLaminate Grade for Exposed Surfaces:  \nNEMA LD-3. Provide Grade: GP-50.  \nThickness: 0.050\", unless otherwise  \nspecified. Edges: GP-50 (0.050\",  \nnominal thickness) .  \nLaminate Grade for Cabinet Interior Surfaces:  \nDuralam; melamine 6-10 mil sheet rolled onto luan core plywood.  \nProvide on all laminate clad casework cabinet interiors.  \nLaminate Backing Sheet for Non-Visible Surfaces:  \nLD-3 BK20 Backing Grade:  \nUndecorated plastic laminate. Provide backing under all counter tops and other non-visible surfaces so that a \"balanced construction\" between thenon-visible and exterior/interior laminate casework exists throughout the casework project.  \n6. Hardware  \na. Hardware – General  \nUse brass or stainless steel hardware.  \nb. Hardware-Yale School of Medicine  \nAnchors:  \nInterior Masonry Walls:  \nAppropriately sized fiber/lead solid wall anchor, Rawl or equal. No plastic. Hollow Wall Anchor:  \nAppropriately sized wing or metal expansion anchor (toggle or equal) .  \nDrawer Slides:  \nPremium quality, full extension, ball-bearing, nylon, double-track rated for  \n100 pound load in normal usage.  \nLocks:  \nWhere cabinet and drawer locks are required, use Best 5LX Hand, or Best 5E.  \nFull ball-bearing carrie","cbCailyCaEczsBhU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailyCaEczsBhU","pdf",216911,"English","# A. Summary\n# B. Certification Requirements\n# C. Shop Drawings\n# D. Product Standards\n# E. Materials\n## 1. Wood Species\n## 2. Veneer Matching\n## 3. Plastic Laminate\n## 4. Solid Surfacing\n## 5. Casework and Counters\n## 6. Hardware\n## 7. Glass, Doors, and Shelves\n## 8. Finishes\n## 9. 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