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The following items are excluded from the work of this Section:  \n1. Providing kitchen cabinets, vanity cabinets and counter tops by Section 11B.  \n2. Providing medicine cabinets by Section 11A.  \n3. Providing cutouts for sink, by Section 11B and Section 15B.  \n4. Wood doors, by Section 8B  \n6B.04 GENERAL  \nA. This section specifies interior finish millwork.  \nB. Items specified:  \n1. Wood moldings (base, cove, crown, trims, etc.)  \n2. Wood shelving and cleats  \n3. Closet poles  \n4. Wood handrail  \n5. Partition caps  \n6. Pass thru window  \n7. Wood grounds  \n8. Window stools  \n9. Aprons  \n10. Flooring  \n11. Wood stairs  \nNOTE: See Architect Drawings for design items not listed above 6B.04 REFERENCES  \nA. All work of this Section shall comply with the applicable provisions of the “Architectural Woodwork Quality Standards, Guide Specification and Quality Certification Program” of the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI), except as otherwise specified herein.  \nB. Applicable publications:  \n1. The publications listed below form a part of this specification to the extent referenced.  \na. American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM)  \nb. American Hardboard Association (AHA)  \nc. Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association (BHMA)  \nd. Hardwood Plywood and Veneer Association (HPVA)  \ne. American Wood-Preservers Association (AWPA)  \nf. National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)  \ng. U.S. Department of Commerce, Product Standard (PS)  \n6B.05 MATERIALS  \nA. General:  \n1. The grade of materials shall be as defined by the rules of the recognized association of lumber manufacturers producing the material herein specified.  \n2. Finished carpentry shall not be delivered to the job site, until buildings are enclosed, partitions and walls are ready for painting or at such time, as approved by Architect/Engineer.  \n3. Moisture content of finish lumber and millwork at time of delivery to site.  \na. Interior finish lumber, trim, and millwork 1 ¼” or less in nominal; thickness: 12 %(percent) on 85 %(percent) of the pieces and 15 %(percent) on the reminder.  \nb. Exterior treated or untreated finish lumber and trim 4” or less in nominal thickness: 15 %(percent)  \nc. Moisture content of other materials shall be in accordance with the standards under which the products are produced.  \n4. All paintable woodwork shall be free from defects or blemishes on surfaces exposed to the view.  \n5. Lumber or environmentally responsible materials for various items of millworkshall be in accordance with the following schedule.  \nB.  \nSchedule of Materials: ITEM  \nInterior Miscellaneous  \nFinish Carpentry (base, cove, crown moldings, trims, etc.)  \nOr *  \nInterior Miscellaneous  \nFinish Carpentry (base, cove, crown moldings, trims, etc.)  \nShelving and Cleats  \nOr *  \nShelving and Cleats  \nGRADE  \nNo.2 Common  \nInterior industrial grade, formaldehyde and emission free  \nNo.2 Shelving  \nExterior industrial grade, formaldehyde and emission free  \nKIND  \nWhite Pine or and Yellow Poplar  \nMDF, Low-VOC pre-primed moldings  \nWhite Pine, Ponderosa or  \nPoplar-3/4\"thick ~ 12\" deep**  \n¾” thick MDF board, laminated with white melamine both sides and front edge, ~ 12”deep**  \nNote: - * -See Architect Drawings & Finish Schedule  \n- ** -See Architect Drawings for Details  \n-Closet Maid's shelving system or equal may be used, subject to Architect's/Engineer’s approval.  \nCloset Poles  \nWood handrails and partition caps  \nGrounds  \nBase, Trim, Stools Aprons  \nFir  \nSelect  \nMerchantable  \nNo.1 Common  \n1 3/8\" diameter with heavy-duty pole/shelf bracket  \nWhite Oak  \nSpruce  \nWhite Pine  \nFlooring Un-Finished No.2  \nCommon tongue and Red Oak (WFI and/or groove 3/4\" x 2 1/4\" NOFMA Certified)  \nOPTIONAL: (See Architect Drawings & Finish Schedule)  \nFlooring I Un-Finished Flat Natural o","cbCaislru46Zgfuc","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaislru46Zgfuc","pdf",107844,12,"English","# 6B.01 General\n# 6B.02 Scope of Work\n# 6B.03 Work Not Included\n# 6B.04 General\n## Items Specified\n## References\n# 6B.05 Materials\n## General\n## Schedule of Materials\n# 6B.04 Miscellaneous Requirements\n# 6B.05 Installation and Workmanship","[{\"question\":\"What items are excluded from this finish carpentry section?\",\"answer\":\"Excluded items include kitchen cabinets, vanity cabinets and countertops (Section 11B), medicine cabinets (Section 11A), sink cutouts (Section 11B and Section 15B), and wood doors (Section 8B).\"},{\"question\":\"Which standards and references govern the work in this section?\",\"answer\":\"All work must comply with the Architectural Woodwork Quality Standards, Guide Specification and Quality Certification Program of the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI), unless otherwise specified, along with applicable referenced publications listed in the section (e.g., ASTM, AHA, BHMA, HPVA, AWPA, NEMA, and a U.S. Department of Commerce product standard).\"},{\"question\":\"What installation and workmanship requirements must finished woodwork meet?\",\"answer\":\"Finished woodwork must be dressed and sanded, and free from machine/tool marks, abrasions, raised grain, or other defects on surfaces exposed to view. 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