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NON -PLUMBING SIDE
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<br />PLUMBING WALL
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<br />211 FELT ISOLATION
<br />KEEP PIPE CLEAR OF STRUCTURE
<br />ACOUSTI-PLUMB ISOLATORS
<br />MINIMUM 1-1/2" CLEARANCE
<br />FROM GYPSUM BOARD SURFACE
<br />ADJUST THICKNESS OF PARTITION
<br />TO ALL PIPES AND PLUMBING
<br />ACOUSTO-SCUTCHEON
<br />FILL FRAMING CAVITY WITH BATT
<br />INSULATION
<br />WOOD STUD
<br />GYPSUM BOARD
<br />NOTE: FLOOR/CEILING CONDITIONS SIMILAR
<br />DRAIN &SUPPLY PIPES IN PLUMBING WALL 22
<br />1/4" - 1/2" NOMINAL
<br />31LIENT WRAP 1/4"
<br /><. FELT PAD OR EQUAL
<br />ING OR NOTCHES PER C.B.C.
<br />. 2326.11.10 AND PER STRUCT.
<br />.APPROVAL
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<br />CAULK AIRTIGHT. USE FIRE -RATED
<br />RESILIENT FILLER IF REQUIRED FOR
<br />FIRE RATING
<br />STEEL PLATE (OPTIONAL)
<br />3/4" NEOPRENE PAD 40-DUROMETER
<br />FLOOR CONSTRUCTION
<br />SAFING BATT INSULATION IF
<br />REQUIRED FOR FIRE RATING
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<br />WALL PENETRATION INSTALLATION
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<br />TUB/SHOWER VALVE INSTALLATION
<br />NOTE: IF PIPE IS SUSPENDED FROM OR DIRECTLY ATTACHED TO STRUCTURE OR OTHER BUILDING TYPICAL ALL DETAILS ABOVE ARE SHOWN WITH ACOUSTO-PLUMB ISOLATORS
<br />ELEMENTS, USE 1/2" THICK, 40-DUROMETER NEOPRENE AS SLEEVE BETWEEN PIPE AND PIPE COLLAR NOTE: LOCATE PIPING 1-1/2" MIN. CLEARANCE OF GYPSUM BOARD
<br />SUPPLY PIPE ISOLATION 18 ACOUSTO-PLUMB ISOLATION 14
<br />FASTEN CLAMP TO STRUCTURE (TYP.)
<br />TRISOLATOR PIPE SLEEVE:
<br />SERIES 100 FOR STEEL PIPE
<br />OR
<br />SERIES 500 FOR COPPER
<br />KEEP PIPE CLEAR OF STRUCTURE,
<br />OTHER PIPES, AND OTHER TRADES
<br />TRISOLATOR AVAILABLE THROUGH:
<br />ELMDOR/STONEMAN ENGINEERING; (800) 591-9181
<br />TRISOLATOR ISOLATION
<br />JOIST BAY INSTALLATION
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<br />VERTICAL STUD BAY INSTALLATION
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<br />ACOUSTO-PLUMB SYSTEM COMPONENTS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH:
<br />LSP/SPECIALTY PRODUCTS; (800)854-3215
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<br />NOTE 3
<br />NOTE 2
<br />GENERAL NOTES
<br />THE DETAILS & NOTES ON THIS SHEET ARE SHOWN AS A MINIMUM ALLOWED BY THE
<br />6" MAX. C.B.C. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GYPSUM ASSN. GA 600 MANUAL, THE U.L. DIRECTORY
<br />OF FIRE RESISTANCE, AND THE CALIFORNIA DEPT. OF HEALTH SERVICE AND OFFICE OF
<br />EQ. (NOTE 1) NOISE CONTROL (C.O.N.C.) CATALOG OF S.T.C. AND ICC RATINGS.
<br />THE CONTRACTOR WILL OBTAIN A COPY OF THE LISTED ASSEMBLIES NOTED FOR
<br />INSTALLATION AND FINISH ATTACHMENT REQUIREMENTS.
<br />EQ.
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<br />6" MAX
<br />ING FLANGE
<br />SCREW
<br />SECTION THROUGH RESILIENT
<br />CHANNEL
<br />NOTES:
<br />1. INSTALL CHANNELS 16" ON CENTER UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
<br />2. AVOID STUD OR JOIST WHEN FASTENING GYPSUM BOARD TO CHANNEL- GYPSUM
<br />BOARD SCREWS MUST NOT CONTACT FRAMING
<br />3. HOLD BACK 1/2" FROM INTERSECTING SURFACES
<br />4. DO NOT CANTILEVER CHANNEL BY MORE THAN 6" FROM FRAMING
<br />RESILIENT CHANNEL CONSTRUCTION
<br />ATTACH CHANNELS DIRECTLY TO THE FRAMING SYSTEM ONLY. DO NOT INSTALL CHANNELS ON
<br />GYPSUM BOARD, SHEAR PLYWOOD, OR LIKE MATERIAL.
<br />A. ATTACHING CHANNELS
<br />1. ATTACH SINGLE LEG RESILIENT CHANNELS SPACED PER FIRE RATED ASSEMBLY. USE DIETRICH
<br />INDUSTRIES (800/873-2443) RC DELUXE 25-GAUGE RESILIENT CHANNELS OR SINGLE -LEG CHANNELS
<br />THAT CAN BE SHOWN TO HAVE EQUIVALENT LABORATORY ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE TO USG RC-1
<br />CHANNELS. KINETICS ISOMAX CHANNELS RECOMMENDED AT BEDROOMS BELOW LIVING AREAS.
<br />2. USE 1" TYPES BUGLE HEAD DRYWALL OR SIMILAR SCREWS. SPLICE CHANNELS ONLY AT
<br />FRAMING AND OVERLAP BUTT ENDS NO MORE THAN 1-1/2" UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE BY RATED
<br />ASSEMBLY. SCREW ATTACH THROUGH BOTH FLANGES.
<br />3. ATTACH CHANNELS WITH MOUNTING FLANGES FACING IN ONLY ONE DIRECTION. FOR WALLS, THE
<br />GYPSUM BOARD MOUNTING FLANGE WOULD FACE UPWARD AND PREPUNCHED HOLES DOWNWARD.
<br />4. HOLD BACK ENDS OF CHANNELS 1/2" FROM INTERSECTING SURFACES.
<br />5. LOCATE CHANNELS A MAXIMUM OF 3" FROM FRAMING AT BASE AND HEAD OF WALL.
<br />7. ADD ADDITIONAL FRAMING IF NECESSARY SO THAT CHANNELS ARE CANTILEVERED NO MORE
<br />THAN 6".
<br />B. ATTACHING GYPSUM BOARD
<br />1. APPLY GYPSUM BOARD OF MAXIMUM PRACTICAL LENGTH ORIENTED PER THE RATED ASSEMBLY.
<br />2. FASTEN GYPSUM BOARD TO CHANNELS, PER FIRE RATED ASSEMBLY AND DO NOT SCREW INTO
<br />FRAMING.
<br />3. LOCATE GYPSUM BOARD 1/4" FROM INTERSECTING SURFACES.
<br />C. TWO -LAYER OPTION
<br />1. WHEN A CONSTRUCTION WITH TWO LAYERS OF GYPSUM BOARD ON RESILIENT CHANNELS IS
<br />RECOMMENDED, APPLY THE FACE GYPSUM BOARD LAYER IN THE SAME MANNER AS THE BASE
<br />LAYER, EXCEPT OFFSET THE LONG EDGE JOINTS BY 24" AND THE SHORT EDGE JOINTS BY 48".
<br />2. FASTEN THE FACE LAYER PANEL TO CHANNELS PER RATED ASSEMBLY AND DO NOT SCREW INTO
<br />FRAMING.
<br />3. OFFSET FACE LAYER SCREW PATTERN 6 INCHES FROM BASE LAYER SCREWS ALONG ALL
<br />CHANNELS.
<br />4. HOLD BACK EDGES OF RESILIENTLY HUNG GYPSUM BOARD 1/4" AT ALL INTERSECTING SURFACES.
<br />10 D. CAULKING GYPSUM BOARD/RESILIENT CHANNEL CONSTRUCTION
<br />1. FOR ALL CONSTRUCTIONS, CAULK THE PERIMETER VOID FULL AND AIRTIGHT WITH AN
<br />ACOUSTICAL SEALANT.
<br />SEALANT: METACAULK 1000 BY RECTORSEAL
<br />2. RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURES, JUNCTION BOXES, FIRE SPRINKLER PIPES, AND OTHER
<br />PENETRATIONS MUST BE SEALED AIRTIGHT WITH ACOUSTICAL SEALANT.
<br />E. BASEBOARD AND TRIM ATTACHMENT
<br />1. DO NOT RIGIDLY ATTACH BASEBOARD OR OTHER FINISHING TRIM TO FRAMING THROUGH
<br />RESILIENTLY SUSPENDED GYPSUM BOARD.
<br />2. SCREW ATTACH BASEBOARD TO CHANNELS. GLUING BASEBOARD TO GYPSUM BOARD COULD
<br />ALSO BE CONSIDERED.
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<br />DWELLING SEPARATION NOTES
<br />1.) PRIOR TO SETTING THE WALL PLATES INTO POSITION - THREE (3) CONTINUOUS
<br />BEADS OF SEALANT SHALL BE LAID TO PROVIDE A SEAL BETWEEN THE FLOORING AND
<br />THE PLATE. ALTERNATE MINIMUM 1/2" WIDE ACOUSTICAL TAPE, OR AMOFOAM SILL
<br />SEALER.
<br />2.) SEAL ALL ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOXES IN THE DWELLING SEPARATION WALL WITH
<br />ACOUSTICAL SEALANT SO THAT THE BOXES ARE AIRTIGHT.
<br />3.) COVER THE BACKS OF ALL ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOXES IN THE DWELLING
<br />SEPARATION WALL WITH ACOUSTICAL OUTLET BOX PADS.
<br />4.) OUTLET BOXES IN RATED ASSEMBLIES WITH BE STEEL PER U.B.C. SEC. 709.7 AND
<br />710.2 OR APPROVED ALTERNATE.
<br />5.) OUTLET BOXES BETWEEN UNITS TO BE STAGGERED WITH A 2'-0" MINIMUM SPACE
<br />BETWEEN.
<br />6.) FIRESTOPPING WILL OCCUR AT 10'-0" O.C. MAXIMUM, HORIZONTALLY AND
<br />VERTICALLY.
<br />7.) PENETRATIONS OR OPENINGS IN CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLIES FOR PIPING,
<br />ELECTRICAL DEVICES, RECESSED CABINETS, BATHTUBS, OR HEATING, VENTILATING OR
<br />EXHAUST DUCTS SHALL BE SEALED, LINED, INSULATED, PADDED, OR OTHERWISE
<br />TREATED TO MAINTAIN THE REQUIRED FIRE AND SOUND RATINGS.
<br />8.) NO RIGID CONNECTION SHALL BE MADE BETWEEN CEILING GYPSUM BOARD AND
<br />FLOOR JOIST OF FLOORS SEPARATING UNITS.
<br />9.) PLUMBING, CONDUIT OR DUCTWORK SHALL BE HUNG FROM FLOOR JOISTS WITH
<br />RESILIENT HANGERS AND SHALL NOT BE CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO CEILING IN ANY
<br />MANNER.
<br />10.) THE PERIMETER OF HARD SURFACED AREAS AND THEIR SETTING BEDS WILL BE
<br />ISOLATED FROM WALLS WITH FIBERGLASS, FOAM, OR NEOPRENE GASKET AND CAULK TO
<br />THE SURFACE. THE BASEBOARD SHALL COVER GAPS BUT WILL NOT TOUCH HARD
<br />SURFACE.
<br />11.) STUDS WILL BE WRAPPED WITH 5/8" TYPE "X" GYPSUM BOARD AT BEARING WALLS
<br />WHERE DUCTS, WIRING, PLUMBING, ETC. PENETRATE WALL.
<br />NOISE CONTROL GUIDELINES
<br />FOR DOMESTIC PLUMBING
<br />1. NOISE CONTROL APPLIES TO DOMESTIC SUPPLY AND RETURN PIPES (HOT AND COLD),
<br />WASTE/DRAIN PIPES, AND INTERNAL ROOF OR PATIO DRAINS. (VENT PIPES DO NOT REQUIRE NOISE
<br />CONTROL)
<br />2. NOISE SENSITIVE ROOMS ARE DEFINED AS BEDROOMS, DENS AND LIVING/DINING ROOMS.
<br />3. AVOID LOCATING MAJOR PIPES (I.E. RISERS AND OFFSETS) IN WALLS OR CEILINGS OF NOISE
<br />SENSITIVE ROOMS. MAJOR PIPES SHOULD BE ROUTED THROUGH CORRIDORS, CLOSETS, OR
<br />MECHANICAL CHASES.
<br />4. PIPES IN WALL AND CEILING CAVITIES SHOULD BE TREATED AS FOLLOWS:
<br />A.) PIPES MUST NOT BE RIGIDLY CONNECTED OR IN SOLID CONTACT WITH THE BUILDING
<br />STRUCTURE. ISOLATE PIPES AS FOLLOWS:
<br />B). FOR NOISE SENSITIVE ROOMS, POSITION PIPES NO CLOSER THAN 1-1/2" INCHES FROM
<br />THE GYPSUM BOARD SURFACE. FOR ADDITIONAL PLUMBING NOISE CONTROL, APPLY A SECOND
<br />LAYER OF GYPSUM BOARD.
<br />C.) FOR NON -NOISE SENSITIVE ROOMS, POSITION PIPES NO CLOSER THAN 1" FROM THE
<br />GYPSUM BOARD SURFACE.
<br />D.) WALLS MUST BE SIZED TO ACCOMMODATE BOTH THE PIPE AND CLEARANCE TO
<br />GYPSUM BOARD SURFACES; USE DOUBLE -STUD TYPE PARTITIONS FOR PLUMBING WALLS
<br />WHEREVER POSSIBLE. PIPES THAT CROSS EACH OTHER WITHIN A WALL OR CEILING CAVITY MUST
<br />ALSO BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN SIZING WALLS AND CEILING SPACES. INCLUDE AN
<br />ADDITIONAL 1/2" TO 1" THICKNESS TO ACCOUNT FOR ANY FIELD VARIATIONS.
<br />E.) PENETRATIONS FOR PIPES THROUGH THE STRUCTURE (I.E. FLOOR SLAB, STUDS, OR
<br />SOLID WALLS) SHOULD BE CUT OVERSIZED TO PREVENT CONTACT AND/OR TO ACCOMMODATE A
<br />RESILIENT PIPE SLEEVE (ISOLATOR) AS REQUIRED TO SECURE PIPES IN PLACE.
<br />F.) SUPPLY PIPES SERVING THE FIXTURE SIDE IN A PLUMBING WALL ARE NOT REQUIRED
<br />TO MAINTAIN THE ABOVE SPECIFIED CLEARANCES.
<br />G.) OPENINGS IN THE GYPSUM WALL BOARD AROUND A FIXTURE FEED LINE SHOULD BE
<br />CUT OVERSIZED TO ACCOMMODATE A 1/4" BEAD OF CAULKING AROUND THE FEED LINE, THEREBY
<br />ISOLATING THE PIPE FROM THE WALL. CAULKING WILL BE FIRE RATED.
<br />H.) ISOLATORS CONSISTING OF RESILIENT PIPE SLEEVE ELEMENTS SHOULD BE USED IN
<br />CONJUNCTION WITH OR INTEGRAL TO PIPE CLAMPS OR HANGERS WHEN SECURING PIPES TO THE
<br />STRUCTURE.
<br />I.) WHERE PIPES COME INTO INCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH THE BUILDING STRUCTURE OR
<br />OTHER BUILDING ELEMENTS INCLUDING OTHER PIPES, A RESILIENT ISOLATOR SHOULD BE
<br />INSTALLED AT THE POINT OF CONTACT.
<br />J.) WHERE DOUBLE -STUD PLUMBING WALLS ARE USED, ROUTE AND SECURE PIPES THAT
<br />SERVE A PARTICULAR UNIT TO THE STUD ROW THAT SUPPORTS THE GYPSUM BOARD OF THE
<br />SAME UNIT.
<br />K.) ACCEPTABLE ENGINEERED ISOLATORS AND ISOLATION SYSTEMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
<br />i.) FOR PIPES 1" OR LESS: ACOUSTO-PLUMB SYSTEM OF
<br />SLEEVES AND CLAMPS (ORANGE AND BLUE) BY SPECIALTY
<br />PRODUCTS, OR TRISOLATOR PIPE SLEEVES BY STONEMAN
<br />COMPANY (OR EQUAL) INSTALLED IN CONJUNCTION WITH
<br />STANDARD METAL PIPE CLAMPS AND HANGERS.
<br />ii.) FOR PIPES LARGER THAN 1": TRISOLATOR PIPE SLEEVES
<br />BY STONEMAN COMPANY (OR EQUAL) IN CONJUNCTION WITH
<br />STANDARD METAL PIPE CLAMPS AND HANGERS, OR "FELT LINED
<br />PIPE HANGERS" WITH A MINIMUM 1/4" THICK FELT. IF FELT
<br />LINED HANGERS ARE USED, IT IS CRUCIAL THAT THE HANGERS
<br />BE PROPERLY LOCATED AND SIZED SO THAT THE FELT IS NOT
<br />CRUSHED OR OTHERWISE RENDERED INEFFECTIVE FOR
<br />ISOLATING PIPE VIBRATION.
<br />iii.) RISER CLAMPS SHOULD BE ISOLATED FROM THE BUILDING
<br />STRUCTURE WITH 3/4" THICK 40 DUROMETER NEOPRENE
<br />PAD BETWEEN THE RISER CLAMP EAR AND THE FLOOR SLAB.
<br />5. USE CAST IRON DRAIN PIPES WHENEVER POSSIBLE. OTHERWISE, WRAP ALL PLASTIC AND
<br />COPPER DRAIN PIPES THAT ARE LOCATED IN WALL OR CEILING CAVITIES OF DWELLING UNITS
<br />COMPLETELY WITH PIPE WRAP TAPE BY LOWRY COMPANY.
<br />6. INSTALL MINIMUM R-11 FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION IN OTHERWISE UN -INSULATED WALL OR
<br />CEILING CAVITIES WITH PLUMBING PIPES.
<br />7. PACK THE CAVITY VOID BELOW TUBS AND SHOWERS WITH FIBERGLASS OR SPRAYED -ON
<br />MATERIAL AND BLOCK THE BOTTOM OF THE TUBS.
<br />8. FOR THE FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLIES AND WASTE LINES PENETRATIONS OF NON -COMMON
<br />WALLS, WASTE LINES ABOVE THE SLAB SHALL BE CAST IRON. THE ELBOW BELOW THE STOOL
<br />WASTE OUTLET SHOULD BE ISOLATED FROM THE POSITION BLOCKS WITH PADDING OF A FELT
<br />MATERIAL. THE ENTIRE SPACE AROUND THE ELBOW MUST BE FILLED WITH FIBERGLASS OR EQUAL
<br />MATERIAL. USE TRISOLATOR PIPE SLEEVES IN CONJUNCTION WITH STANDARD METAL PIPE
<br />CLAMPS AND HANGERS, OR "FELT LINED PIPE HANGERS" WITH A MINIMUM 1/4" THICK FELT. IF FELT
<br />LINED HANGERS ARE USED, IT IS CRUCIAL THAT THE HANGERS BE PROPERLY LOCATED AND SIZED
<br />SO THAT THE FELT IS NOT CRUSHED, SKEWED, OR OTHERWISE RENDERED INEFFECTIVE FOR
<br />ISOLATING PIPE VIBRATION.
<br />9. WATER PRESSURE SHOULD BE CONTROLLED IN THE RANGE OF 35 TO 55 P.S.I. WATER VELOCITY
<br />SHOULD NOT EXCEED 6 FEET / SEC. IF SINGLE FAUCET SYSTEM ARE USED. HOWEVER, THE CODE
<br />ALLOWS 15 FEET/SEC. WHICH IS ACCEPTABLE IF NON -SINGLE FAUCET SYSTEM ARE USED.
<br />SHOWER HEAD WATER FLOW RESTRICTIONS MUST BE USED TO LIMIT THE FLOW FOR LESS THAN 3
<br />GAL. / MIN. THE SHOWER HEAD IS TO INCORPORATE AN ACOUSTO-SCUTCHEON; HOWEVER, IF THE
<br />SHOWER HEAD MUST BE RIGIDLY ATTACHED TO THE STRUCTURE, USE HUBBARD HOLDRITE
<br />SILENCER #265
<br />10. THE PLUMBING SYSTEM MUST OTHERWISE BE INSTALLED PER THE PLUMBING CODE. WHERE A
<br />CODE REQUIREMENT APPEARS TO CONTRADICT THE RECOMMENDED PIPE ISOLATION DETAILS,
<br />THE CODE CONDITION SHOULD TAKE PRECEDENCE. CONFLICT SHOULD BE FULLY DOCUMENTED
<br />AND BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE DESIGN TEAM.
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