Floor Slabs Clause Samples

The 'Floor Slabs' clause defines the requirements and standards for the construction and installation of floor slabs within a building project. It typically outlines the materials to be used, thickness, reinforcement specifications, and any necessary preparation or finishing processes. For example, it may specify the type of concrete, curing times, and load-bearing capacities required for different areas. The core function of this clause is to ensure that floor slabs are constructed safely and to the necessary quality standards, thereby preventing structural issues and ensuring the longevity and usability of the building's floors.
Floor Slabs. Structural floor slabs shall be depicted with all necessary recesses, curbs, pads, closure pours, and major penetrations accurately depicted. Major penetrations shall include A/C duct chases and pipes larger than 6” dia. only.
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Floor Slabs a. All concrete shall have maximum allowable slump of 5". b. Floor slabs shall be on grade with 5" thick 4,000 p.s.i. reinforced concrete. Reinforcing shall be #3s on 15" centers at approximately 2" from top of slab as required by the engineer. Placement of concrete shall utilize a vibrating screed.
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Floor Slabs. Concrete floor slab, with a smooth troweled finish, at one elevation. No depressions or recesses in any concrete floor slabs will be permitted. Sprayed on fire protection shall be applied to columns, beams and girders that support cinema above.
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Floor Slabs. A STANDARD SLAB-ON-GRADE CONSTRUCTION OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH/STRUCT SHELL B STANDARD 2ND FLOOR SLAB CONSTRUCTION OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH/STRUCT SHELL C SLAB DEPRESSIONS FOR T.I. FEATURES TENANT OWNER T.I. ARCH/STRUCT SHELL D ADDTL. 2ND FLOOR SLAB LOAD, DEFLECT., VIBRATION CRITERIA TENANT OWNER T.I. ARCH/STRUCT SHELL E SLAB OPENINGS FOR T.I. FEATURES TENANT OWNER T.I. ARCH/STRUCT SHELL A STANDARD ROOF CONSTRUCTION (ROLLED STEEL MEMBERS) OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH/STRUCT SHELL B UNDER ROOF HVAC EQUIPMENT SUPPORT MEMBERS OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH/STRUCT SHELL C ROOF OPENING FOR HVAC SYSTEM OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH/STRUCT SHELL D UNDER ROOF SUPPORT MEMBERS FOR T.I. SPECIALTIES TENANT TENANT T.I (TENANT) TBD E ROOF OPENING FOR T.I. SPECIALTIES TENANT TENANT T.I. (TENANT) TBD A FLASHING / SHEET METAL FOR SHELL ITEM OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH SHELL B FLASHING / SHEET METAL FOR T.I. ITEM TENANT TENANT T.I. ARCH SHELL A CRICKETS FOR SHELL PURPOSES OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH SHELL B CRICKETS FOR T.I. PURPOSES TENANT TENANT T.I. (TENANT) TBD C UNDERLAYMENT BOARDS/BARRIERS OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH SHELL D ROOFING MEMBRANE OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH SHELL E ROOFING OF BASE HVAC EQUIPMENT OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH/STRUCT SHELL F SKYLIGHTS / ROOFING OF SKYLIGHTS (SHELL SCOPE ONLY) OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH TBD G ROOFING OF ROOF SCREEN SUPPORTS OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH/STRUCT SHELL H ROOFING OF OTHER T.I. PENETRATIONS TENANT TENANT T.I. (TENANT) TBD I ROOF INSULATION OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH SHELL A UNDER-ROOF STRUCTURAL SUPPORT OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH/STRUCT SHELL B CONNECTION OF FRAME TO SHELL STRUCTURE OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH/STRUCT SHELL C SCREEN MATERIAL, FRAMING, BRACING OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH/STRUCT SHELL D PAINTING OF SCREENING MEMBERS OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH SHELL E ROOFING /FLASHING OF ATTACHMENT OF ROOF SCREEN OWNER OWNER CORE ARCH SHELL A EXTERIOR GLASS & GLAZING OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH SHELL B GYP. BOARD ADAPTERS TO EXTERIOR GLASS SYSTEM TENANT TENANT T.I. ARCH SHELL C EXTERIOR PRECAST CONCRETE AND/OR GFRC PANELS OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH SHELL D FIRE CAULKING OF 2ND FL. SLAB/PANEL JOINT OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH OWNER E GYP. BOARD & METAL STUDS ON INTERIOR FACE OF PERIMETER TENANT TENANT T.I. (TENANT) T.I. F INSULATION @ EXTERIOR PERIMETER WALLS OWNER OWNER SHELL ARCH OWNER G PREP. & PAINTING OF INTERIOR FACE OF PERIMETER WALLS TENANT TENANT T.I. (TENANT) T.I.
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Floor Slabs. Tenant will be responsible for any alterations to the existing floor slabs.
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Floor Slabs. The main floor will consist of an unreinforced slab on grade on a 6 inch granular base capable of supporting a load of 250 lbs. per square foot. The floor surface shall be trowelled finish. The second floor shall be a mesh reinforced concrete topping on steel decking capable of supporting a live load of 100 lbs. per square foot, with concrete added to reduce vibration.
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Floor Slabs. Concrete floor slabs, smooth troweled finish.
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