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Furniture: Provide and install all wood casework, furniture and benches; which may include, but is not limited to: wood casework, countertops, reagent shelves, tables, standards, filler panels, scribes, knee space panels, accessories, utility space framing, utility space closure panels between base cabinets and at exposed ends of utility spaces, laboratory sink cutouts and sinks, cup sinks, cup drains, strainers, overflows, sink outlets, miscellaneous wall shelving, overhead service carrier or tiles and miscellaneous items of equipment as listed in the specifications or as shown on drawings. Work includes all laboratory furniture depicted on drawings or listed in these specifications unless otherwise noted as “Not in Contract” (NIC) within the drawings, equipment schedule or said specifications.  \nB. Plumbing Fixtures: Furnish, deliver and install the fixtures at service outlets that are either listed in these specifications, depicted in drawings or identified in the equipment schedule as being affixed to laboratory casework. Installation is to be “hand tight” only, final connection is by others.  \nC. Electrical Service Fixtures: Furnish, deliver and install the electrical service fixtures that are either listed in these specifications, depicted in drawings or identified in the equipment schedule as being affixed to laboratory casework. Installation is to be “hand tight” only, final connection is by others.  \nD. Sink Bowls and Cup-sinks Integral with Countertops: Furnish, deliver and install all sinks bowls, cup-sinks and tail pieces (if shown or specified) at locations that are listed in these specifications, depicted in drawings, or identified in the equipment schedule. Sinks and cupsinks are to be installed within the countertop with final connection to the drain piping system by others  \n1.2 RELATED SECTIONS  \nA. Division   LEED Requirements  \nB. Division 06 Section: “Rough Carpentry” for blocking within walls to adequately support casework  \nC. Division 06 Section: “Finish Carpentry”/Millwork.  \nD. Division 11 Section 53 00, “Laboratory Equipment”  \nE. Division 12 Section 36 00, “Countertops”  \nF. Division 22 Section 40 00, “Plumbing Fixtures”  \nG. Related Work to be Performed by Others:  \na. Final connection to service lines of all plumbing and electrical fixtures attached to laboratory casework or furniture  \n1.3 REFERENCES  \nA. ANSI/Hardwood Plywood Veneer Association Manual  \nB. ANSI-A135: for all hardboard.  \nC. ANSI-A161 .2-1998: performance for fabricated high-pressure decorative laminate countertops.  \nD. ANSI-A208.1-2009: for Mat-Formed Wood Particleboard Grade M-3  \nE. ANSI-A112 .18. 1m-1989: for fixtures and water service.  \nF. ANSI Z359 . 1-1998: for safety eyewashes and equipment.  \nG. ASSE Standard 1001: for vacuum breakers  \nH. ASTM B88 and ANSI/NSF 61: for plumbing.  \nI. AWI Standards 8th Edition – 2003 Sections 400A-T-12, 400B-T10 and 1600-T-11: for woodwork standards.  \nJ. BHMA A156 .9: for Grade-1 hinge requirements.  \nK. CAN/CSA b.125. M89 Canadian Standards: for fixtures and water service.  \nL. National Electrical Code, Article 352-B: for surface nonmetallic raceway.  \nM. NEMA 3 LD – 2005: for performance requirements of high pressure laminates.  \nN. SEFA 8 Recommended practices for cabinet construction.  \nO. UL-5A: for raceway listed for electrical wiring.  \nP. UL 94 V-0: for raceway systems  \n1.4 DEFINITIONS  \nA. “Barrel Hinge” is a hinge composed of two plates attached that are attached to abutting surface.  \nB. “Concealed hinge” is any hinge that has no components visible from the outside of the cabinet.  \nC. “Concealed Portions of Casework” surfaces that are not visible after installation; Bottoms","cbCaiib4KXon2niD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiib4KXon2niD","pdf",139756,13,"English","# PART 1-GENERAL\n## SECTION INCLUDES\n## RELATED SECTIONS\n## REFERENCES\n## DEFINITIONS","[{\"question\":\"What is the scope of work covered under PART 1-GENERAL for the casework specifications?\",\"answer\":\"The scope includes furnishing and installing wood casework and related laboratory furniture items, such as countertops, shelves, utility space framing/closures, and sinks and cup-sinks where identified in specifications, drawings, or equipment schedules.\"},{\"question\":\"How should plumbing fixtures and service outlets be installed according to the document?\",\"answer\":\"Fixtures are to be furnished, delivered, and installed at service outlets listed in the specifications, drawings, or equipment schedule. 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