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Special Purpose Doors .
Latchbolt by knob. either side `unless outside knob is locked
by stop button. N
When outside knob is locked; latch bolt by key outside and
knob ,inside. E>
Dead bolt by key either side. E
Continuous turn of, key outside retracts both latch and No
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Friction. m i
Latch Bolt ; I No.
A20481/2-For doors 13/4" minimum. Corridor
and 'O f fice`Doors m
Latch bolt by knob either side unless outside knob is locked
by stop button. When
outside knob is locked, latch bolt by key outside and `
knob inside. El
Auxiliary latch deadlocks latch bolt: A2056
available with 141 throw latch bolt, specify A23056. No.
A2056 0. No. A2056 - For doors 13/a"minimum. No.
A1056 ID No
A1056 — For doors'l3/8" minimum. AIIti-
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knob inside. Auxiliary
latch cleadlockslatch bolt. Available
with latch hold -Back feature, prefix "H" to number. A20581/
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A2058t/s No.
A10581/2 m . cylinder.
No..
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available with'/." throw latch bolt, specify A230581h: No.
A2058%- For doors 13/a" minimum, No.
AIV585/s -For doors ,1'Xa" minimni um: A20.
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latch Bolt 3 = Turn key away from` hinge.side of door. To
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1. PRODUCT NAME
Gypsum -coated wall fabric
FLEXI-WALLO, "Plaster In A Roll"'"
2. MANUFACTURER
Flexi-Wall Systems a Division of
Wall and Floor Treatments, Inc.
International Headquarters
P.O. Box 477, 101 Carolina Avenue
Liberty, S.C. 29657 '
Phone: (803) 855-0500
3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Basic Uses: Flexi-Wall brand is a brand of
gypsum coated fabric. It can be best des-
cribed as a patented "plaster in a roll." It
will cover ceilings and walls made of
concrete or cinder block, gypsum board or
blocks, plaster, wood, or any rigid surface.
Supplied in rolls, Flexi-Wall plaster will
hide cracks, pores, patches, mortar joints,
or other irregularities in normal surface
construction. Shipped to job site as an
uncrystallized roll of plaster, the special
high density gypsum crystallizes when
applied .into a hard, durable, . attractive,
fire-resistant finish.
Flexi-Wall, Plaster In A Roll?" is recom-
mended for use in new construction, repair,
or remodel applications that are now in use
for finished plaster to save time, labor and
expense. —
Flexi-Wall `:finish is especially useful in
deco`ra_ting masonry surfaces.
Flexi-Wall, Plaster In A Roll'", is
especially useful in hiding problem surfaces.
Flexi-Wall Adhesive #500 is recom-
mended to adhere the wall covering to, the
substrate. It is formulated to not only ad-
here the gypsum roll to the wall but will
cause the plaster in the wall covering to
crystallize into a hard durable finish.
Limitations: Flexi-Wall, Plaster In A
Roll'", is recommended to be used in any and
all applications now in use for finished plas-
ter. Laboratory tests indicate that
Flexi-Wall, rolled gypsum finish, is equal to
or better than a conventional finish plaster
coat.
Composition & Material: Flexi-Wall finish
is high density, gypsumcoated ` on decorative
fabric. The plaster is factory ap- plied
under controlled conditions to produce: a
higher quality product than is possible' under
field conditions. The gypsum is uncrystallized
in roll form and becomes cured
after being applied to a substrate surface
at job site. Sizes:
Flexi-Wall, plaster wall finish, is manufactured
in 48 inch (1.22m) wide rolls. The
standard roll contains 40 sq. yards 33.
44m `). The length of a roll is 30 yards 27.
43m). The weight of a standard roll is 55 lbs. (
24.94 kg.). Finishes:
Flexi-Wall finish is available with
a natural stainless jute backing Scotland
Weave). Numerous colors of gypsum
are available. Special colors can be furnished
upon request. A factory -applied, clear
coating is available on all colors for added
cleanability. Using various decora- tive
fabrics, many textures and unlimited colors
can be achieved. 4.
TECHNICAL DATA Incombustible
Class "A" Fire Rating as per
ASTM-E-84-61, tunnel test ` Flame spread
rating 15, Fuel contributed 0, and Smoke
developed 0. Laboratory
tests for shock, scratch, fadeometer,
humidity and hardness indicate that
Flexi-Wall finish is equal to or better than
plaster applied in the conventional manner.
A
test for certain stains such as shoe polish
or lipstick indicates that these would be
difficult to remove. This is also true for conventional
plastered surfaces. A special Anti -
Graffiti coating has been developed which
makes Flexi-Wall finish practical even
in those hard use areas. This is a field applied -
coating which makes removing difficult
graffiti jobs less costly and easier. The
gypsum used in the Flexi-Wall, Plaster
In Roll'" is -superior to the normal - plaster.
This plaster is characterized by high
early and final strength, extreme hardness,
high density, and controlled expansion.
Flexi-
Wall finish is applied like conven- tional
wall covering, cures to be stronger than
conventional plaster. PHYSICAL
PROPERTIES: Normal
Consistency 28-32 cc Time
of Set 17-20 minutes Tensile
Strength 375 psi(0.26kgf/mm?) Compressive
Strength (Dry) 11,000 psi (7.7kgf/ mm2i Average
Setting Expansion 0.10 Maximum
Setting Expansion 0%
0.
200% Surface.
Hardness 160* KD
Load /c.01° penetration with.10 mm diameter steel ball.
In
addition to data herein provided, test results conduct- ed
by -the National Bureau of Standards (Center of Build- ing
Technology) are available from the manufacturer. These
test results include: Bond Strength, Simulated Aging,
Fire Hazard (Radiant Panel Method), Supported Impact.
Resistance, Scratch Resistance, Abrasion Resis- tance,
Water Vapor Permeance and Color Fastness test. FX
A "
Dpe This
Spec -Data Sheet conforms to
editorial style Prescribed by The
Construction Specifications Institute.
The manufacturer is re- sponsible
for technical accuracy. PLASTER
IN A ROLL' Methods:
In general, the application of Flexi-
Wall finish is similar to the standard practice
for installing conventional wall cov- ering.
Flexi-Wall Adhesive #500 is mandatory.
Permanent lighting shall be available.
Substrate
surfaces temperature shall be a
minimum of 40 degrees -F (50) c for a period
of 12 hours before and after application
of covering material. Craftsmen
shall be highly skilled experienced
wall covering installers. Adjust
the amount of adhesive used according
to the porosity and condition of substrate
surface. Fabric finish goes to the front.
Apply adhesive to the back of material.
Do not paste too far ahead and allow
dry pockets. Adhesive will dry clear. Use
a medium nap roller for best results in spreading
Adhesive. Always keep a fresh, sharp
blade ill -cutter. Flexi-Wall dullsir blades
rapidly. For true cuts and neat g. seams
it is important to change blades in cutter
often. Trim selvage edges "on the table".
DO NOT DOUBLE -CUT on the wall. H Trim
selvage edges deep enough to assure .. color
uniformity and pattern match at :3 3 seams. (
Usually about 11h inches from %3" edge)..
Install
in roll sequence by lot number and 5. INSTALLATION Preparatory .
Work: All substrate sur- roll number for best match, starting with highest
roll' number in a lot down to first faceswhicharetoreceivegypsum -coated roll in that particular lot. Place each cut pa - wallfabricshouldbeinspectedbeforehand. beflushnel consecutively in the order that it is cut NewConcreteblockjointsshouldfromtherolls, including the spaces above or not
tooled). The masonry contractor must below door or window openings as required. constructthewallasevenlyaspossible. Surfaces
must be cleaned of burrs, excess Reverse every other panel for best match at On cement
or other projections. seams.
Install
seams vertically and plumb. All 0 Other
materials which would prevent bond seams are to be at least four (4) inches away of
Flexi-Wall finish should be removed. from
any external corner. Butt seams neat- Onoldconcreteblockwallsitisnotneces- ly and tightly together, do not overlap. On sarytofillmortarjoints .in most cases. Flexi-
Wall, rolled plaster finish, is. effec- masonry or tile surfaces, do not allow seams tive
in bridging these joints and render- The ton -point spec -Data format has been ing
them unnoticeable. The previous use of reproduced
eprd1
from publications sd
copyrighted
rpermission
CSoll9hepainton
a surface. does not affect the bond Construction Specifications institute, Inc., Washington, ing ability
of Flexi-Wall finish. D.C. 20036.
to fall aany vertical mortar joints. Overlap.
i or, horizontal seams will not be accepted.
Roll
seams together with a commercial seam
roller. Wipe off any excess adhesive immediately
with a slightly damp (not wet) cloth.
Workmen are to keep a fresh sharp blade
in cutter at all times, no rough edges at
seams will be permitted. The
covering material should be rubbed with
a stiff smoothing brush to insure good contact
to the wall and secure bond between
the covering and the substrate. Brush
diagonally and allow the Flexi-Wall material
to span minor cracks and imperfec- tions.
Stretch Flexi-Wall over voids and minor
imperfections. Do not force material into
joints or cracks but force it into internal
corners to prevent spannings. All corners
are to be turned with a true and neat
edge. No air pockets, wrinkles, sags or blisters
will be accepted. Press
the ceiling and floor edges and cut excess
material true and neatly at top and bottom
with a commercial razor blade cutter.
Wipe off excess adhesive, if any immediately.
Cut
off electricity for safety and remove switch
plates. Cut and fit material accurate- ly
and neatly to and around switch plates. wall
plates and surface mounted fixtures. Fit
Flexi-Wall material neatly around all irregular
objects. Replace all switch plate and
other objects. Immediately,
as work proceeds, all sur- faces
must be cleaned of all traces o adhesive
residue or dirt. Wipe clean with damp
cloth. Use water, do not use carbon tetrachloride
or other hazardous solvents After
all trades have completed the' work,
repair any nicks, patches or abrasion in
a satisfactory manner. All scraps of cov- ering
material must be removed from site and
work area left clean to architect' satisfaction.
The
contractor shall provide for the pro- tection
of all Flexi-Wall finishes until work is
completed and accepted. Should
any problems be encountered during
installation, do not proceed. Notify immediately
your supplier, sales represen- tative
or the manufacturer. able.
After curtains and/or blinds noticeable: The previous use of p been
installed the "telegraphing" may surface does not usually affect the pear.
ability of the covering material. Any N The
workman should stretch the Flexi- Wall
material over normal masonry joints, pores
or crevices. He should brush the ma- terial
to span or bridge minor cracks and imperfections
in the substrate. He should not
force the material into joints or cracks. Any
physical condition that would cause im- perfections
of the substrate surface to "tele- graph"
must be smoothed. Scotland
Weave patterns have the best ability
to hide surface imperfections. Heath- er
White has best "hideability" of all. Use Indian
Jute weave (solid colors) on relative- ly
smooth walls. leakage
through the substrate surface be
stopped before applying material. 6.
AVAILABILITY AND COST Availability:
Immediate delivery from stock
directly from manufacturing plant in Liberty,
S.C., or available from distributors located
throughout the country. Cost:
Installed cost is approximately 60-
70 cents per square foot, according to quantity
and locale. Sales representatives will
quote specific local prices. 7.
GUARANTEES [LIMITED] Wall
and Floor Treatments, Inc. war - Permanent
building lights shall be avail- s
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against deterioration due to defective able
for installation and inspection. Should material for onc, year from date of any
problems be encountered during instal- application. The applicator is responsible lation,
do not proceed. Notify the specifier for proper preparation of the surfaces, immediately.
The material shall be applied Workmanship, bond to substrate, and in
strict accordance with the latest manu- proper use application. Material deemed de- facturers'
directions which are contained in fective will be replaced by the manufactur- each
package. Inspect each package for da- er without charge (exclusive of freight or mage
in shipment. The Plaster In A Roll'" field labor). This guarantee' does not cover shall
not have evidence of water damage. failure caused by structural defects, The
Flexi-Wall Adhesive No. 500 and/or malicious mischief, vandalism, Act of God, Anti-
G'" No. 400 Coating must be protected or` the Public Enemy. from
freezing during shipment and storage. 4' The
subcontractor shall inspect all sur- 8• MAINTENANCE ' faces
to receive gypsum -coated wall fabric Longevity of Flexi-Wall finish`'"can be prior
to installation of any materials. He expected to. equal or exceed conventional shall
report to the specifer, in writing, of plaster. The carefully -graded quality gyp - any
condition detrimental to the installation sum used in Flexi-Wall rolled plaster. of
covering materials. (Scotland Weave provides a tight, non -porous surface in. patterns
have best hideability for use on which dirt and grime cannot easily rough
surfaces; Indian Jute Weave penetrate. Except for an occasional washing patterns [
solid colors] are recommended for With mild soap and water, no maintenance relatively
smooth surfaces.) Start of work is required. will
indicate acceptance of surfaces as being A spot remover similar to the types used S satisfactory.
for
fine flocked wall _coverings now on the t r^
Workmanship
must be inspected as work market may be employed if needed--""" proceeds.
A test area must be applied first to
assure that material and workmanship If
a change in color is desired in future years,
Flexi-Wall brand may be painted just 2.
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are
satisfactory. Observe all recommenda- as conventional plaster may be painted. The r tions
as to use -limits with respect to physi- rich, elegant texture of Flexi-Wall, gypsum w 3 cal, environmental considerations, field in coated wall fabric, is maintained after paint- stallation,
application procedures and ing. Also, other types of wall covering may degree
and quality of inspection relevant to be applied over Flexi-Wall finish should the the
type of application specified. decorator desire. All
f t 1,1 h d d d Flexi-Wall plaster is available with a suracesmusecean, ar ry an Precautions;
Use only Flexi-Wall Adhe- structurally sound. Remove all burrs, special clear coating which is factory sive #
500. Workmanship and bond to sur- excess putty or cement, or other applied on all colors for added washability face
must be inspected as work proceeds. protrusions from the surface to receive cov- and ease of maintenance. Seams
must be neat. Follow installation in- ering material. Other materials such as In addition to the factory applied protec structions
carefully. Always keep a sharp grease or oil which would prevent bond of tive coating, an Anti -Graffiti field applied, n blade
in cutting knife. Trim edges on table, Flexi-Wall material to the substrate must coating giving super protection against the O not
on wall. Do not "double -cut". Roll seams be removed. Any physical condition that "graffiti -artist" is available. n carefully
and wipe excess adhesive, if any, would cause imperfections of the substrate 9. TECHNICAL SERVICE immediately
only with a lightly damp cloth. surface to "Telegraph" through the cover- Technical representatives are available Adjust
amount of adhesive depending on ing material must be smoothed. Patched to Flexi-Wall, Plaster In A Roll", dealers, porosity
of surface to be covered. Too much surfaces must be smooth. applicators and customers. adhesive
may cause seams to open before Flexi-Wall "Plaster In A Roll"" finish is 10. FILING SYSTEMS the
gypsum can set up. effective in bridging minor physical sub- Sweet's File — Architectural Some
substrate surfaces may be too strate irregularities and rendering them un- Catalogs available on request. rough
for Flexi-Wall material to cover with- out "
telegraphing". When in question, in- stall
a test wall section. Lighting has an af- fect
on the "hideability" of Flexi-Wall ma- terial.
Under direct light from an unshaded Fabric
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