Kitchell TransmittalSt. Joseph's Hospital Job Site Hotel

350 W. Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ

Phoenix, AZ 85013

Phone: 602%265%6283

Fax: 602%265%1449

To: Catholic Healthcare West Date: 04/24/12

Attention: Alex Laky KCI Job No. Cytology Lab

Address: 350 W. Thomas Road Job Name: St. Joseph's

City: Phoenix, AZ 85013 Location: Phoenix, AZ

Transmitted As Follows:

X For Approval Quotation Requested Return For Correction Submitted by:

Kitchell Contractors

For Your Use Return of Submittal Revise and Resubmit

As Requested Approved As Submitted Rejected

For Review and Comment Approved As Noted Other

No. Copies Item Description

1 Flooring Product Data Submittal

Remarks: Please review and approve the attached pay applications(s). Please contact me when the pay application(s) have

been signed so I can contact the runner for distribution. Thank you.

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Kitchell Contractors

By

David Brown, Project Engineer

CREATIVE DESIGN FLOORING, INC.

7891 E. MCCLAIN DRIVE SUITE 105

SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85260

480.443.3905 FAX 480.443.3906

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL

To: David Brown I George Zakar

Company: Kitchell Contractors From: Mike DeMello

Date: April 24th, 2012

Project: St. Joe's Cytology Lab Re: Flooring submittals

TRANSMITTAL

The following materials are submitted for review

Annstrong Connection Corlon #88727 Fall Brown sheet vinyl (courier)

Seaming diagram (courier)

Weld rod color chart (courier)

Product data: Armstrong Connection Corlon Fall Brown ( emailed)

Product data: Armstrong W0738 Sandstone coordinating weld rod ( emailed)

Product data: S-599 flooring adhesive (emailed)

Please respond wid1 approval or corrections needed on the above selections. Any questions can be directed to Mike DeMello or Justine Stetson at 480-443-3905.

04/24/2012 2:45:14 PM

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Date: 25 April 2012 Please note the following general comments on submittal. Items in brackets reference specification sections/drawings. Highlighted items have been acknowledged and deemed as conforming. 1. Sheet Flooring Color and Data: Approved

2. Heat Weld Rods: Color to be selected and reviewed by Architect and Owner in field

3. Provide accessories, including cove strip and metal trim corners [2.1-C]

4. Confirm polished floor finish procedure [2.1-D]

5. Apply continuous bead of sealant along top of base cap trim

6. Prepare flooring substrate according to manufacturer’s recommendations [3.1-B]. Submit Moisture Test Results

7. All warranty commencement dates: From Date of Substantial Completion

Submittal: Approved as Noted

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Commercial FloorsWarranty

PRODUCTSArmstrong warrants its regular (first quality) commercial floor products to be free from manufacturing defects for five years from the

date of purchase.

INSTALLATIONArmstrong warrants the installation integrity of these products for five years from the date of purchase. Installation integrity means that

the products are installed according to the Armstrong Guaranteed Installation Systems manual, F-5061. The F-5061 manual is revised on ayearly basis, and floors must be installed according to the recommendations contained in the issue of F-5061 that is current and availableat the time of installation.

WORKMANSHIPArmstrong does not warrant installers’ workmanship. Workmanship errors should be addressed to the contractor who installed the

floor. Your ArmstrongTM commercial floor should be professionally installed by contractors who have demonstrated expertise in installingcommercial floors.

TERMSWithin One Year: If a defect covered by this warranty is reported to Armstrong in writing within one year of purchase, Armstrong will

supply new material of the same or similar grade sufficient to repair or replace the defective material. Armstrong will also pay reasonablelabor costs.

Within Two Years: If a defect covered by this warranty is reported to Armstrong in writing after one year but within two years of purchase, Armstrong will supply new material of the same or similar grade sufficient to repair or replace the defective material. Armstrongwill also pay fifty percent of reasonable labor costs.

After Two Years: If a defect covered by this warranty is reported to Armstrong in writing after two years but within five years of purchase, Armstrong will supply new material of the same or similar grade sufficient to repair or replace the defective material. Armstrongwill not pay labor costs.

Armstrong will not pay labor costs to repair or replace materials with defects that were apparent before or at the time of installation.

EXCLUSIONSThe following are not covered by this warranty:

■ Improper installation.■ Differences in color between products and samples or photographs.■ Indentation from improper loading including high heels, spiked shoes, rolling loads, chairs or other furniture not using floor protectors. ■ Discoloration. ■ Failure of the floor to adhere to the subfloor due to, for example, moisture, alkaline or hydrostatic pressure from the subfloor.■ Inappropriate end-user activities.

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES BEYOND THIS EXPRESSED WARRANTY. ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE EXCLUDED.

ARMSTRONG EXCLUDES ANY LIABILITY FOR LOST PROFITS OR ANY OTHER INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.THE REMEDIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE THE ONLY REMEDIES AVAILABLE FOR BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY.

WARRANTY OWNERThis warranty extends only to the original end-user.

The Armstrong logo is registered in the United States andCanada.

[Between us, ideas become reality.]® and Commission® areregistered in the United States only.

Printed in United States of America© 2008 AWI Licensing CompanyF-3349-108

LinoleumBioBased TileTM

Vinyl Sheet, except Commission® Plus (see separate warranty)Vinyl TileVinyl Composition TileVinyl and Rubber Wall BaseLinoleum and Vinyl Weld RodsRubber Stair Treads, Risers and TilesVinyl Transition Strips

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Commercial Heterogeneous and Inlaid Installation Systems

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Full Spread S-599 or

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POSSIBILITIES PETIT POINT X X X

Connection CORLON X X X * It is necessary to smooth out the adhesive trowel ridges of the S-240 Epoxy Adhesive using a 3/16" (4.8 mm) nap paint roller. The purpose of this is to create a uniform application of the S-240 Epoxy Adhesive.

Installation: Location: All grade levels Pattern Match: TIMBERLINE- No; do not reverse pieces (TM edge to non-TM edge). Pieces should be

a random match so that the ends of the planks are offset at least 3″ to 6″. Ambigu and StoneRun- No; do not reverse pieces (TM edge to non-TM edge).

POSSIBILITIES and Connection CORLON- No; reverse pieces (TM edge to TM edge)

Seam Method: Recess scribe Seam Treatment: Heat weld or S-761 Seam Adhesive Fitting: All methods

Suitable Substrates:

All substrates listed below must be properly prepared and meet the requirements discussed in Chapter 3, Subfloors and Underlayments. There may be other exceptions and special conditions for these substrates to be suitable for the Commercial Heterogeneous and Inlaid Installation System.

Concrete (on all grade levels) Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum Approved Suspended Wood Ceramic Tile, Terrazzo, Marble Existing Resilient Floors Polymeric Poured (seamless) Floors

Job Conditions/Preparation: Resilient flooring should only be installed in temperature-controlled environments. It is necessary to maintain a constant temperature before, during and after the installation. Therefore, the permanent or temporary HVAC system must be in operation before the installation of resilient flooring. Portable heaters are not recommended as they may not heat the room and subfloor sufficiently. Kerosene heaters should never be used.

Substrates must be dry, clean, smooth and free from paint, varnish, wax, oils, solvents and other foreign matter. In renovation or remodel work, remove any existing adhesive residue* so that 100% of the overall area of the original substrate is exposed.

Allow all flooring materials and adhesives to condition to the room temperature for a minimum of 48 hours before starting the installation.

The area to receive the resilient flooring should be maintained at a minimum of 65°F (18°C) and a maximum of 100°F (38°C) for 48 hours before, during and for 48 hours after completion. NOTE: When using S-240 Epoxy Adhesive, the maximum room temperature should not exceed 85°F (29°C).

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During the service life of the floor, the temperature should never rise above 100°F (38°C) nor fall below 55°F (13°C). The performance of the flooring material and adhesives can be adversely affected outside this temperature range.

For concrete substrates, conduct moisture testing (moisture vapor emission rate [MVER]) and/or percent relative humidity (in-situ probe). Bond tests must also be conducted for compatibility with the substrate. Please refer to Chapter 3, Subfloors and Underlayments.

Radiant-heated substrates must not exceed a maximum surface temperature of 85°F (29°C). Concrete floors should be tested for alkalinity. The allowable readings for the installation of Armstrong flooring are 5 to 9 on the pH scale.

* Some previously manufactured asphaltic “cutback” adhesives contain asbestos. For removal instructions, refer to the Resilient Floor Covering Institute’s publication Recommended Work Practices for Removal of Resilient Floor Coverings.

Precautions: Do not install any polyester-backed flooring over existing asphalt tile or any adhesive residue. Do not install any polyester-backed products over existing on-grade or below-grade tile. Lead or brass surfaces must be abraded and then leveled with a 1/8" (3.2 mm) thickness of S-194 mixed with the S-

195. When this has dried, prime with the S-185 then install the fiberglass-backed floor using the recommended adhesive.

Seams: Refer to Chapter 7. Heat Welding: Refer to Chapter 7. Flash Coving: See Chapter 8.

Fitting: Unroll material and lay flat to allow the roll curl to relax before fitting. The lines and Armstrong logo on the back of the flooring represent trademark edges. Material must be adhered within 4 hours of cutting and fitting. Before installing the material, plan the layout so seams fall at least 6" (15.2 cm) away from subfloor/underlayment joints. Do not install over expansion joints. When installing over an existing resilient floor, plan the layout so the new seams do not coincide with seams or joints of the existing installation. Recommended fitting procedures include freehand knifing, straight scribing or pattern scribing. Abutting Different Gauges of Resilient Flooring: When installing thinner gauge material next to thicker gauge materials, install thicker material first and then butt a 12" (30.5 cm) wide piece of S-153 Scribing Felt against the thicker material. Adhere the Scribing Felt to the subfloor with S-235 Adhesive. Use the fine notching of the Armstrong S-891 Trowel over nonporous substrates such as existing resilient flooring, and use the regular notching of the Armstrong S-891 Trowel over porous subfloors such as wood and concrete. Use Armstrong S-184 Fast-Setting Cement-Based Patch and Skim Coat or S-194 Patch, Underlayment and Embossing Leveler to feather the edge of the S-153 Scribing Felt to the level of the substrate. Allow the patch to dry completely before installing the flooring. Scribing Felt is not recommended to be used under the entire installation.

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Adhesive Open Time and Trowel Notchings

Product and Adhesive

Open Time POROUS Subfloors

Open Time NONPOROUS Subfloors

REJUVENATIONS POSSIBILITIES PETIT POINT Connection CORLON with S-599

Set-in-Wet: Approximately 10–20 minutes (paste-like consistency) Dry-to-Touch: Approximately 30 minutes (no transfer of adhesive to finger) Fine Notch: 1/32" (0.8 mm) deep, 1/16" (1.6 mm) wide, 5/64" (2 mm) apart

Dry-to-Touch: Approximately 30 minutes (no transfer of adhesive to finger) Fine Notch: 1/32" (0.8 mm) deep, 1/16" (1.6 mm) wide, 5/64" (2 mm) apart

REJUVENATIONS POSSIBILITIES PETIT POINT Connection CORLON with S-543

Set-in-Wet: Approximately 10–20 minutes (paste-like consistency) Dry-to-Touch: Approximately 30 minutes (no transfer of adhesive to finger) Fine Notch: 1/32" (0.8 mm) deep, 1/16" (1.6 mm) wide, 5/64" (2 mm) apart, must be paint rolled with medium nap paint roller

Dry-to-Touch: Approximately 30 minutes (no transfer of adhesive to finger) Fine Notch: 1/32" (0.8 mm) deep, 1/16" (1.6 mm) wide, 5/64" (2 mm) apart, must be paint rolled with medium nap paint roller

REJUVENATIONS POSSIBILITIES PETITI POINT Connection CORLON with S-240*

Set-in-Wet: Approximately 10–20 minutes (do not allow to dry-to-touch) Fine Notch: 1/32" (0.8 mm) deep, 1/16" (1.6 mm) wide, 5/64" (2 mm) apart

Set-in-Wet: Approximately 10–20 minutes (do not allow to dry-to-touch) Fine Notch: 1/32" (0.8 mm) deep, 1/16" (1.6 mm) wide, 5/64" (2 mm) apart

REJUVENATIONS POSSIBILITIES PETIT POINT Connection CORLON with S-580** (Flash cove areas only)

Dry-to-Touch: Approximately 30 minutes (no transfer of adhesive to finger) Trowel Notching: Brush-On or Roll-On

Dry-to-Touch: Approximately 30 minutes (no transfer of adhesive to finger) Trowel Notching: Brush-On or Roll-On

* It is necessary to smooth out the adhesive trowel ridges of the S-240 Epoxy Adhesive using a 3/16" (4.8 mm) nap paint roller. The purpose of this is to create a uniform application of the S-240 Epoxy Adhesive. ** Apply two coats of S-580 Flash Cove Adhesive with a brush or roller 4" (10.2 cm) onto the floor as well as up the entire cove area. Allow adhesive to dry to a pressure-sensitive state between applications. The S-580 has unlimited working time.

NOTE: If you cover wet areas or cover the adhesive too soon, blisters will form soon after rolling. Blisters caused by inadequate drying time will begin to show within one hour after rolling. The amount of open time will vary according to job conditions, temperature, humidity, air flow and type of substrate. S-599, S-543 and S-240 adhesives are applied with fine notching [1/32" (0.8 mm) deep, 1/16" (1.6 mm) wide, 5/64" (2 mm) apart]. Allowing the proper open time will help to minimize knee marks, roller marks and trapped air blisters.

Full Spread with S-599 or S-543: Apply adhesive with fine notching of the S-891 Trowel. When installing over nonporous substrates such as existing resilient flooring, allow enough open time for adhesive to dry until tacky with no transfer to the finger (dry-to-touch) before placing the material into the adhesive. When installing over porous subfloors such as concrete and wood, allow the adhesive to thicken to a paste-like consistency (set-in-wet) before placing the material into the adhesive. The adhesive should show good transfer to the finger before placement of the floor. Recess scribe seams. Use S-580 Adhesive in flash cove areas. 1. Before installing the material, plan the layout so seams fall at least 6" (15.2 cm) away from underlayment joints,

seams in existing resilient flooring and/or saw cuts in concrete. Do not install over expansion joints. 2. Cut pieces from the roll to the specified length, allowing enough material at each end to flash 1-1/2" (31.8

mm) up the wall for fitting. 3. Recommended fitting procedures include freehand knifing, pattern scribing and straight scribing methods. 4. Fit piece #1 and position in the room. 5. Prepare the seam edge by trimming the factory seam edge using an edge trimmer. 6. Draw a pencil line on the subfloor along the length of the trimmed factory edge. 7. Carefully lap the material back halfway to expose the subfloor. 8. Starting at the lap point and working toward the end wall, apply the Armstrong S-599 Adhesive up to the pencil

line using the fine notching of the Armstrong S-891 Trowel. 9. Allow the recommended open time before placing the material into the adhesive. Use extreme care when

positioning the flooring over the Armstrong S-599 Adhesive, which has a firm grab and does not allow

repositioning. 10. Starting at the center and working toward the edges, roll the material in two directions using a 100-lb. roller and

staying 2" (5.1 cm) away from the seam. Clean adhesive residue from the surface of the flooring using a clean, white cloth dampened with a neutral detergent and water.

11. Repeat steps #7 through #10. 12. Cut piece #2, allowing enough material at each end to flash 1-1/2" (31.8 mm) up the wall for fitting. 13. Install pieces as recommended, TM edge to TM edge or TM edge to non-TM edge. 14. Overlap piece #2 onto piece #1 approximately 1/2" (12.7 mm). Prepare the seam edge on the opposite side of the

sheet by trimming the factory seam edge using an edge trimmer. 15. Draw a pencil line on the subfloor along the length of the trimmed factory edge. 16. Carefully lap the material back halfway to expose the subfloor. 17. Starting at the lap point and working toward the end wall, apply the Armstrong S-599 or S-543 Adhesive up to

the pencil line using the fine notching of the Armstrong S-891 Trowel. 18. Allow the recommended open time before placing the material into the adhesive. Use extreme care when

positioning the flooring over the Armstrong S-599 Adhesive which has a firm grab and does not allow repositioning.

19. Starting at the center and working toward the edges, roll the material in two directions using a 100-lb. roller and staying 2" (5.1 cm) away from the seam. Clean adhesive residue from the surface of the flooring using a clean, white cloth dampened with a neutral detergent and water.

20. Repeat steps #16 through #19 for the remaining half of piece #2. 21. Recess scribe the seam using a recess scriber. When heat welding, seams may be recess scribed slightly open

[1/64" (0.4 mm)] to make guiding the router easier.When using S-761 Seam Adhesive, cut the seams net. 22. Before cutting the seam, protect the floor by inserting a piece of scrap material beneath the scribe mark. With the

scrap on the same side as the cutting hand, cut the seam holding a straight blade knife straight up and down. 23. When using S-761 Seam Adhesive option cut seams net.

a. Cut the tip of the Armstrong S-761 Seam Adhesive applicator bottle and apply a continuous 1/8" (3.2 mm) bead of S-761 Seam Adhesive along the seam edge of piece #1.

b. Tuck the seam edge into place, forcing the Armstrong S-761 Seam Adhesive up through the seam. c. Clean adhesive residue from the surface of the flooring using a clean, white cloth dampened with a neutral

detergent and water. d. Refer to Chapter 7, Seams, S-761 Seam Adhesive Procedure for more detail.

24. Roll the seam into place using a hand roller and roll again with a 100-lb. roller. 25. Follow the same procedures for the remaining pieces, completing one piece at a time until the job is finished. 26. When heat welding seams, heat weld seams as recommended. Refer to Chapter 7, Seams, Heat Welded Seams for

more detail. 27. Do not allow traffic on the flooring for 24 hours after installation. Newly installed flooring should not be exposed

to rolling load traffic for at least 72 hours after installation to allow setting and drying of the adhesive

Installing REJUVENATIONS, POSSIBILITIES PETIT POINT and Connection CORLON in Concentrated Static and Dynamic Load Areas With S-240 Epoxy Adhesive:

Armstrong Commercial Sheet Flooring is used in many applications where it is subjected to heavy static and dynamic loads. Some furnishings, appliances and equipment in certain environments may be equipped with wheels, casters, rests or other floor contact devices, which concentrate rather than distribute the load over the surface of the flooring. Hospital patient beds and operating room tables are typical examples. With respect to portable furnishings and equipment, while concentrated wheel/caster loadings provide for easier mobility they can be particularly damaging to resilient flooring installations. Armstrong recommends that any furnishings or equipment be fitted with floor contact devices, which avoid concentrating weight loads. Our experience has shown that the use of hard setting reactive adhesives, like our Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive, offer advantages and may help protect against damage, such as delamination, when used to install flooring under such furnishings and equipment. Depending on the application, the epoxy may only be necessary in limited areas of any particular installation such as an area immediately beneath and adjacent to the primary areas of contact with the

flooring. In the case of certain heavy hospital beds, the application of the epoxy adhesive in an area that extends a minimum of 1' beyond the wheel base or footprint of the four casters [approximately 4' x 8' (1.2 m x 2.4 m)] may be sufficient. 1. Plan layout of the Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive so it extends approximately one foot beyond the load area.

Use the recommended Armstrong Full Spread Adhesive in all other areas. 2. Mix the entire contents of Part A and Part B together with a stirring motion while at the same time lifting from

the bottom. Mix thoroughly for 3 to 5 minutes to a uniform color. Do not over mix. Never mix Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive on the subfloor surface.

3. Immediately pour the entire unit of mixed adhesive onto the substrate. Do not leave mixed adhesive in cans as it shortens pot life and working time and may generate excessive heat. Maximum pot life of Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive is approximately 15 minutes, depending on temperature and humidity.

4. Apply Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive with the recommended trowel notching. 5. Using a 3/16" (4.8 mm) nap paint roller, wet out the 3/16" (4.8 mm) nap paint roller by rolling it in on a piece of

scrap material that contains the Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive. This will prevent removal of already applied Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive when rolling.

6. Carefully roll out the Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive trowel ridges using a 3/16" (4.8 mm) nap paint roller, creating a uniform application of the Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive.

7. After troweling and rolling of the Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive, allow 10–20 minutes open time before placing the flooring into the adhesive. Do not allow the Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive to dry completely.

8. When using Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive in conjunction with the recommended Armstrong Full Spread Adhesive, plan out the open times so that the flooring may be placed into both adhesives at the same time. Working time of Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive is 60 minutes.

9. After allowing the proper open time, carefully place the flooring into the Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive to ensure that air bubbles are not trapped beneath the flooring.

10. Within 30 minutes of the Armstrong S-240 application, roll the material using a 100-lb. roller. Starting at the center and working toward the edges, roll the material in one direction and then again in the opposite direction [staying 2" (5.1 cm) away from any seams]. Do not work on newly adhered flooring except to roll; if necessary use a kneeling board.

11. Clean any adhesive residue from the surface of the flooring using a clean white cloth dampened with a neutral detergent and water. Dried Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive cannot be removed.

12. Repeat rolling procedure at 1 hour and 2 hours after the initial application of Armstrong S-240 Epoxy Adhesive. 13. Seams must be heat-welded. Wait a minimum of 10 hours before heat welding. 14. Do not allow traffic on the flooring for 24 hours after installation. Newly installed flooring should not be exposed

to rolling load traffic for at least 72 hours after installation to allow setting and drying of the adhesive. Flash Coving: All normal fitting methods can be used to flash cove. Apply two coats of S-580 Flash Cove Adhesive with a brush 4" (10.2 cm) on the floor as well as up the entire cove area. Allow adhesive to dry to a pressure sensitive state between applications. Armstrong S-580 has unlimited working time. See open times chart. Roll the flooring into the adhesive with a hand roller.

Flooring Spec Sheet- Armstrong

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TECHNICAL DATA

Product Spec Sheet - Connection Corlon Form(s): Sheet 6ft (1.83 m) Wide x 82.5 ft (25 m) Max. Length

Reference Specs: ASTM F 1303 Class A backing, Grade 1, Type II

Fire Test Data : ASTM E 648 Critical Radiant Flux Class I - 0.45 or more watts/cm2 .

ASTM E 662 Smoke Developed 450 or less Numerical flammability ratings alone may not define the performance of the product under actual fire conditions . These ratings are provided only for use in the selection of products to meet the specified limits.

Static Load Limit: ASTM F 970 (modified) 500 psi (35.16 kg/cm2)

Gauges: 0.080 in (2.0 mm) overall (nominal) 0.050 in (1.27 mm) wear layer (nominal)

Durability : 0.080 in (2.0 mm) - Very Good

Maintainability : 0.080 in (2.0 mm) - Excellent

Resilience : 0.080 in (2 .0 mm) - Very Good

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S-599 Premium Commercial Vinyl Sheet Flooring Adhesive

Caution Eye and Skin Irritant

Stir well before using For use with the following Installation Systems:

Commercial Vinyl-Backed Commercial Inlaid Commercial Felt-backed

Description

Type Water-based resin

Color Creamy beige

Taggants Yes- blue glitter

Trowel S-891 Notched Steel Trowel or S-892 Replaceable Blade Trowel; fine notch (1/32" deep, 1/16" wide, 5/64" apart), U-notch

Coverage 250–300 sq. ft./gallon (23-28 sq. m.)

Units 1 gallon (3.78 L) and 4 gallon (15.14 L)

Open Time Porous subfloors: Set-in-wet: Minimum 10-20 minutes

Nonporous subfloors: Dry-to-touch: 30 minutes or more

Working Time Up to 1 hour (working times may vary based on job conditions, temperature, humidity, air circulation, etc.)

Shelf Life 1 year, unopened

Freeze/Thaw Stable Yes, to 10°F (-12° C)

VOC Content < 14 g/L; calculated and reported, SCAQMD 1168

Clean Up Wet– clean, white cloth with neutral detergent and water

Dry– clean, white cloth and mineral spirits

Subfloors

All grade levels of concrete, existing resilient floors, ceramic, terrazzo, marble, steel, stainless steel, aluminum, polymeric poured floors and suspended wood

Radiant Heated subfloors where the surface temperature does not exceed 85° F (29° C)

Advantages

For Full Spread and Perimeter Plus Systems

Moisture and alkali resistant

Strong, early grab

AGIS Guarantee

Nonflammable, ammonia-free and low odor

Contains low or no organic solvents