Downspouts Sample Clauses

Downspouts. 1. Join sections with 1-1/2-inch telescoping joints.
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Downspouts. 1. Fabricate from the following material:
Downspouts. 1. At installation, join sections using the lapped joint procedure described above.
Downspouts. 1. ANSI Schedule 40 pipe as indicated in the Drawings. 2. Finish as specified in Section 09900.
Downspouts. Condition: Satisfactory Comments: The downspouts and extensions were inspected with no issues or concerns noted. Trim Condition: Satisfactory Type:Wood, Concrete Comments: The trim on the home had a few small areas that need caulking. Xxxxx & Soffits Condition: Satisfactory Comments: The xxxxx and soffits were inspected and no issues or concerns were noted. Chimneys Condition: Satisfactory Type:Metal Comments: There are two metal flues on the home that vent the gas fireplace in the living room on the west side of the home, and the master bedroom fireplace on the second floor south side of the home. Both flues were inspected and no issues or concerns were noted. Metal flue for living room gas fireplace on the east side of the home.
Downspouts a. Provide elbows at base of downspouts at grade to direct water away from building or connect downspouts to underground drainage system where required.
Downspouts. Rectangular closed-face with mitered elbows, manufactured from the following exposed metal. Furnish wall brackets of same material and finish as downspouts, with anchors. All downspouts tied in to storm system shall have cleanouts with covers.
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Downspouts. 1. The aluminum used is alloy 3105-H24 which meets the specifications set forth in the “Aluminum Standards and Data 1988” published by the Aluminum Association. The gauge of the aluminum for the pipe is .024, plus or minus .002.
Downspouts. A. Provide aluminum sheet or strip of 5005-H154 alloy, with smooth finish; downspout thickness of 0.05-inches; conductor head thickness of 0.05-inches minimum; scupper of 0.05-inches minimum.
Downspouts. Fabricate aluminum sheet using double flat-lock seams. Rivet joints where necessary for strength. Pop rivets are not acceptable.
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