Master Specification Changes
York Manufacturing, Inc.
Division 04-1
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MASTERFORMAT 2004 edition
SECTION 04 05 23
MASONRY ACCESSORIES
DATE: 01sep05
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01
SUMMARY
A. Related sections:
1. 04 21 13
2. 04 22 00
3. 04 22 23
4. 04 40 13
5. 04 72 00
6. 07 65 00
7. 07 65 10
Brick Masonry.
Concrete Unit Masonry.
Architectural Concrete Unit Masonry.
Collected Stone.
Cast Stone Masonry.
Flexible Flashing.
Flexible Flashing/Drainage System.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
2.01
MANUFACTURED UNITS
A. Weep and cavity wall system:
1. Weep holes: Hohmann & Barnard, Inc.; #341 Series Round Plastic Weep Holes.
2. Ventilator system: Hohmann & Barnard, Inc.; #QV Quadro-Vent.
3. Mortar drainage system from one manufacturer; consisting of drainage mat material and
weep ventilator.
a. Acceptable manufacturers:
1) Advanced Building Products, Inc.
2) Hohmann & Barnard, Inc.
3) Mortar Net USA, LTD.
4) Sandell Manufacturing Company, Inc.
b. Product standard of quality: Mortar Net USA, LTD.; Mortar Net and Mortar Net
Weep Vents.
4. Voluntary alternate to mortar drainage system: Specified in Flexible
Flashing/Drainage System Section.
PART 3 - EXECUTION
3.01
INSTALLATION
A. Weep and cavity wall system: Installation in respective masonry Section.
END OF SECTION 04 05 23
SECTION 04 21 13
BRICK MASONRY
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01
SUMMARY
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A. Products installed but not furnished in this section:
1. 04 05 13
Masonry Mortaring.
2. 04 05 19
Masonry Anchorage and Reinforcing.
3. 04 05 23
Masonry Accessories.
4. 05 50 00
Metal Fabrications.
**5.
07 60 00
Flashing and Sheet Metal.
6. 07 65 00
Flexible Flashing.
7. 07 65 10
Flexible Flashing/Drainage System.
8. 08 90 00
Louvers and Vents.
Louvers.
9. 08 91 00
10. 08 95 00
Vents.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
2.01
ACCESSORIES
A. Weep and cavity materials: Specified in Masonry Accessories Section.
B. Cavity wall flashing: Specified in Flexible Flashing Section with alternative method
specified in Flexible Flashing/Drainage System Section.
PART 3 - EXECUTION
3.01
INSTALLATION
A. Cavity wall flashing:
1. Clean masonry surfaces smooth; maintain free from projections capable of puncturing
flashing material.
2. Place flexible flashing on bed of mortar; cover with mortar.
3. Follow requirements indicated in Flexible Flashing Section or if using voluntary alternate,
use Flexible Flashing/Drainage System Section.
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B. Weeps:
1. General:
a. Install weeps in exterior masonry wythe at ** 2'-8" ** O.C. horizontally at heads and
sills of openings, in exterior walls at grade, and locations where flashing is indicated.
b. Keep weeps and area above flashing free of mortar droppings.
2. Weep holes or ventilators: Install in head joints in accord with ventilator manufacturer’s
installation instructions.
3. Cavity french drain construction:
a. Base installation method on material selection in ACCESSORIES Article.
b. Manufactured system: Install in accord with system manufacturer’s installation
instructions for drainage mat material and weep ventilators..
c. Coarse aggregate: Place 3" depth washed pea gravel continuous in cavity at flashing
forming "French Drain" to protect weep system from excess mortar droppings for
either weep system selected; dam edges at flashing termination to hold gravel in
place. Place gravel when brick units are not more than two courses above weep
material.
d. Drainage mat material: Cut mat material approximately ½" wider than cavity; set
mat at angle sloping to inner wythe face and continuous at flashing when brick units
are not more than two courses above weep material.
4. Alternate; voluntary:
a. Delete requirements in paragraph "3." above.
b. Use system specified in Flexible Flashing/Drainage System Section.
END OF SECTION 04 21 13
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SECTION 04 22 00
CONCRETE UNIT MASONRY
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01
SUMMARY
A. Products installed but not furnished in this section:
1. 04 05 13
Masonry Mortaring.
2. 04 05 16
Masonry Grouting.
3. 04 05 19
Masonry Anchorage and Reinforcing.
4. 04 05 23
Masonry Accessories.
**5.
07 60 00
Flashing and Sheet Metal.
07 65 00
Flexible Flashing.
**6.
07 65 10
Flexible Flashing/Drainage System.
**7.
8. 08 11 00
Metal Doors and Frames.
9. 08 95 00
Vents.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
2.01
ACCESSORIES
A. Flexible flashing: Specified in Flexible Flashing Section with alternative method
specified in Flexible Flashing/Weep System Section.
PART 3 - EXECUTION
A. Flexible flashing:
1. Clean masonry surfaces smooth; maintain free from projections capable of puncturing
flashing material.
2. Place flexible flashing on bed of mortar; cover with mortar.
3. Follow requirements indicated in Flexible Flashing Section or if using alternative
method, use Flexible Flashing/Drainage System Section.
END OF SECTION 04 22 00
SECTION 07 65 00
FLEXIBLE FLASHING
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.01
SUMMARY
A. Related sections:
1. 04 05 23
2. 04 21 13
3. 04 22 00
4. 04 22 23
5. 04 42 00
6. 04 72 00
7. 05 40 00
Masonry Accessories.
Brick Masonry
Concrete Unit Masonry
Architectural Concrete Unit Masonry
Exterior Stone Cladding.
Cast Stone Masonry.
Cold Formed Metal Framing.
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07 11 10
07 60 00
07 65 10
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Rough Carpentry.
Dampproofing.
Flashing and Sheet Metal.
Flexible Flashing/Drainage System.
B. Alternates: Flexible Flashing/Drainage System Section is specified as alternative method
replacing conventional mortar deflection devices, accessory metal drip edge where
specified or required, and flexible flashing..
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
NO CHANGES
PART 3 - EXECUTION
A. General:
1. Install where indicated, specified, or required in accord with flashing
manufacturer's written instructions and as follows. Splicing material on material
width to manufacture wider pieces is prohibited unless flashing detail requires
material wider than normally manufactured.
2. Extend flashing 6" minimum, beyond opening, each side without stretching flashing
material. Lap end joints 4" minimum; seal joints completely with specified flashing
adhesive or tape. Fold flashing ends at end of openings or horizontal flashing
terminations to form end dam.
3. Masonry back up:
a. Start flashing ½" from outside face of exterior wythe, extend through cavity,
rising height required to extend above lintel steel ** and mortar deflection
device ** at least 2".
b. Use any of three methods below for installation.
1) Method 1: Tuck at least ½" into masonry bed joint during back-up
construction.
2) Method 2 using masonry reglet if specified in Masonry Accessories Section:
Tuck flashing into reglet, secure, and seal.
3) Method 3 using termination bar:
a) Surface apply after dampproofing installation specified in
Dampproofing Section in accord with manufacturer’s installation
instructions.
b) Install continuous termination bar over flashing face; fasten to masonry
surface at top with headed fastener at 16" O.C., maximum.
4. Concrete back up:
a. Start flashing ½" from outside face of exterior wythe, extend through cavity,
rising height required to extend above lintel steel ** and above mortar
deflection device ** at least 2".
b. Use either of two methods below for installation.
1) Method 1: Tuck into previously installed concrete reglet specified in
Masonry Accessories Section, secure, and seal.
2) Method 2 using termination bar:
a) Surface apply after dampproofing installation specified in
Dampproofing Section in accord with manufacturer’s installation
instructions.
b) Install continuous termination bar over flashing face; fasten to concrete
surface at top with headed fastener at 16" O.C., maximum.
5. Stud back up:
a. Flashing width: Start flashing ½" from outside face of exterior wythe, extend
through cavity, rising height required to extend above lintel steel ** and above
mortar deflection device ** at least 2".
b. Bed in full bed of flashing manufacturer’s adhesive against sheathing material;
install continuous termination bar to flashing face at flashing top; fasten to each
stud with headed fastener.
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c.
Leave ready for building felt or air barrier installation lapping flashing top
installed in another Section.
6. Lay flashing in continuous mastic bed or silicone sealant bead on masonry
supporting steel.
7. Fold ends of flashing at end of opening to form dam; seal.
8. Inside corners: Folded, not cut; seal.
9. Outside corners: Make in industry accepted manner using outside corner and splice
material.
10. Additional installation requirements for fully adhering composite flexible flashing,
sheet plastic flashing, or butyl rubber flashing:
a. Hold flashing membrane back from masonry face to protect from UV damage
or deterioration.
b. Install stainless steel edge strip continuous at masonry face with flashing lapping
and embedded on top of edge strip in accord with specific manufacturer’s
installation instructions and BIA Tech Note 7. Seal horizontal joint with sealant
specified in Joint Sealants Section.
c. Install preformed end dams in accord with flashing manufacturer’s installation
instructions.
d. Install termination bar continuous at flashing top in accord with flashing
manufacturer’s installation instructions.
11. Patch minor punctures with tape or adhesive and material in accord with
manufacturer’s installation instructions.
12. Replace ripped, torn, or severely damaged flashing with new material.
3.02
SCHEDULES
A. Locations:
1. Exterior door heads.
2. Window heads and sills.
3. Storefront heads.
4. Horizontal control joints.
5. Same bed joint as weep hole, continuous, in accord with manufacturer's written
instructions.
6. Changes in veneer materials, vertically.
7. Other wall openings.
8. Other locations indicated.
END OF SECTION 07 65 00