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Home My WebLink About0790 FALMOUTH ROAD/RTE 28 (8) ,. .► �- �. i I NW 190N1tsvn O££OR Odn V li �l I jl I t� I r i i E i i QUERY PROPERTY: QUERY END QUERY PROPERTY PENTAMATION----------------------------------------------------------- 06/25/99 PARCEL ID 271 001 GEO ID 17954 LOT/BLOCK DBA PROPERTY ADDRESS OWNER WHITE 790 FALMOUTH ROAD (ROUTE ALLEN J TRS & WHITE D K TRS HYANNIS P 0 BOX 979 HYANNIS MA 02601 PHONE DISTRICT HY DEVELOPMENT STATUS C ASSESSOR' S CODE CAPACITY(NOTES) ZONING DIST/ZOC RC-1 SEWER SYSTEM FLOOD PLN/ELEV. WATER SYSTEM OKH? $# BEDROOMS ZBA DECISION FAMILY APT LOT SIZE 304920 OPER/MGR NAME WET LANDS MULT ADDRESS USE 130 PROTECT DIST GP (N) EXT / (P) REVIOUS / NO (T) ES / PER(M) ITS / (V) IOLATIONS / (G) EOBASE / (E)XIT 061,23.99 10:34 V617 884 4329 ARCHITEMTRAL TM lZ001/001 SAMZ.AX .�KS5 C)•.1j11, ] Phone: (617)479-741 j CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Fax, (617)770-1423 1400 Hancock Street-PC)Box 690353 E-xlml: Zax1400&jx.Uetc0:r.00M Quincy?MA 02269-0353 IQ-NSTIiUCTION COMPLETION AFFIDAVIT PROJECT :Whitehall Estates Assisted Living Facility DATE: June 22,1999 LOGATION:790 Falmouth Road, Hyannis, Me. PERMIT:Town of Barnstable permlt#29178 dated March 2,1998 OWNER: Parkside Senior Services L.L.C. ENGINEER: SAM ZAX ASSOCIATES. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 116.0 OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CGDE, I, SAMUEL 2AX MASS REG. # 8253 . , BEING A. REGISI-ERED PROFESSIGNAL ENGINEER, HAVE PREPARED OR DIRECTLY SUPEP,V'SEL1 TTHE PREPARATION OF ALL DESIG:v PLANS, COMPUTATIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS CONCERNING: ENTIRE FROJEC'T ❑ ARCHITECTURAL ❑ STRUCTURAL ❑ ME=LHANICAL ❑ FIRE PROTECTION ❑ ELECTP.ICAL ID OTHER ❑ FUR THE ABOVE:-!FAMED PROJECT AND THAT, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, SUCH Pi ANS, COMPUTATIONS, AND SPECIFICATIONS MEET THE APPLICABLE FROVISIONS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE, ALL ACCEPTABLE ENGINEERING PRACTICES, AND ALL APPLICABLE LAWS FOR THE PROPOSED PROJECT. I HAVE PERFORivi THE NECF.SSAPY PRCFESSIONAL SERVICES AND 5E PRESENT ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE ON A PERICD!C BASIS T-1 DETERMINE THAT THE WORK IS PRO-EEDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH, TFE DOCUMENTS APPROVED FOR THE ELECTRICAL PERMIT AND SHALL BE RESPr1NSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOVViNG, AS SPECIF!ED IN SECTION 116.2.2: 1. Review of shop drawings, Crimples, and other submirta!s of the Elect,ical^ontrar_tor as required by the con`;truction contract electrical doc;iments as submitted for electrical permit, and approval for conformance to the design concept. 2. Review and appro�a! of t`ie quality control procedures fo, @I! Code-required cor.trcl!etl materials. I electrical wore has been dore in Conformance with the approved - ns,and re rest a icate of oecupanzy for the above project. Signat S7','8,5SCD AND SWORN 1')BEFORE ME THIS.lam DAY OF �q� 19 �. L' A4Y•COMMIS5ION EXPIRES: NOTARY V3LIC i The Architectural Team, Inc. 50 Commandant's Way At Admiral's Hill Chelsea,MA 02150 Telephone:617.889.4402 Fax:617.884.4329 E-mail:archteam@aol.com RE: CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION AFFIDAVIT Project: Whitehall Estate Assisted Living Facility Location: 790 Falmouth Road, Hyannis, Massachusetts Permit: Town of Barnstable permit#29178, dated March 2, 1998 Owner: Parkside Senior Services L.L.C. Arch itect/Engineer: The Architectural Team, Inc. In accordance with Section 116.0 of the Massachusetts State Building Code, I, Michael E. Liu , Registration No.53?I being a registered professional Engineer/Architect hereby certify that I have prepared or directly supervised the preparation of all design plans, computations and specifications concerning: Architectural X Fire Protection _ Structural _ Mechanical _ Other(specify) _ Electrical _ for the above named project and that, to the best of my knowledge, such plans computations and specifications meet the applicable provisions of the Massachusetts State Building Code, all acceptable engineering practices and applicable laws and ordinances for the proposed use and occupancy. I further certify that I have performed the necessary professional services and I or my authorized representative have been present on the construction site at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to determine that the work has proceeded in accordance with the documents approved for the Building Permit and was responsible for the following as specified in Section 116.2.2: 1. Review of shop drawings, samples and other submittals of the contractor as required by the construction contract documents as submitted for building permit and approval for conformance to the design concept. 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code required controlled materials. I certify that the work has been done in conformance with the approved plans, and request P,Q' ifi ate of Occupancy for the above project.. tiAPR /iyti�5721 S nature �� 1 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2 n d day of �us� 19` hC�vber 2.l o �oo,!:> My Commission Expires -Notary Public document\projects\9704\forms\f inaff.sam Vff+® BRUTENIS L. VEITAS VEITAS & VEITAS ENGINEERS INC. ROMUALOAS M. VEITAS RIMANTAS M. VEITAS REDA O. VEITAS RE: CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION AFFIDAVIT Project: Whitehall Estate Assisted Living Facility Location: 790 Falmouth Road,Hyannis,Massachusetts Permit: Town of Barnstable permit#29178,dated March 2, 1998 Owner: Parkside Senior Services L.L.C. Architect/Engineer: The Architectural Team,Inc./Veitas&Veitas Engineers,Inc. In accordance with Section 116.0 of the Massachusetts State Building Code,I,Rimantas Veitas, Registration No. 34028,being a registered professional Engineer hereby certify that I have prepared or directly supervised the preparation of all design plans,computations and specifications concerning: Architectural Fire Protection Structural Mechanical Other(specify) Electrical for the above named project and that,to the best of my knowledge, such plans, computations and specifications meet the applicable provisions of the Massachusetts State Building Code,all acceptable engineering practices and applicable laws and ordinances for the proposed use and occupancy. I further certify that I have performed the necessary professional services and have been present on the construction site at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to determine that the work has proceeded in accordance with the documents approved for the Building Permit and was responsible for the following as specified in Section 116.2.2: 1. Review of shop drawings, samples and other submittals of the contractor as required by the construction contract documents as submitted for building permit and approval for conformance to the design concept. 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code required controlled materials. I certify that the work has been done in conformance with the appro ns, and request a C ific of Occupancy for the above project. - i ignatu e Subscribed and swornto before me this 2V day of June, 1999 March 31, 2006 '' �+Ir�aro7ai F a M Commission Expires Na At � Notary Public USI\WORD DOC AAClients\TAT\Whitehall\Whitehallaf.doc y 639 G RAN I T E ,ST. BRAINTREE MASSACHUSETTS 02'I B4 Tel:7 B'1/B43-2B63 • ,Fax:7 B. 1/84J-2065 A.R.H. ENGINEERING, INC. FACILITY SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 116 STATE RD,P.O.BOX 328 SAGAMORE BEACH,MA 02562 TEL(508)888-5461 FAX(508)888-4069 RE: CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION AFFIDAVIT Project: Whitehall Estate Assisted Living Facility Location: 790 Falmouth Road Hyannis, Massachusetts Permit: Town of Barnstable.permit#29178, dated March 2, 1998. Owner: Parkside Senior Services L.L.C. Architect/Engineer: The Architectural Team, Inc. / In accordance with Section 116.0 of the Massachusetts State Building Code, I, .Dennis A.G2.4dreau Registration No. 38067 being a registered professional Engineer/Architect hereby certify that I have prepared or directly supervised the preparation of all design plans, computations and specifications concerning: Architectural _ Fire Protection X Structural _ Mechanical Other(specify) Electrical for the above named project and that, to the best of my knowledge, such plans computations and specifications meet the applicable provisions of the Massachusetts State Building Code, all acceptable engineering practices and applicable laws and ordinances for the proposed use and occupancy. I further certify that I have performed the necessary professional services and have been present on the construction site at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction to determine that the work has proceeded in accordance with the documents approved for the Building Permit and was responsible for the following as specified in Section 116.2.2: 1. Review of shop drawings,samples and other submittals of the contractor as required by the construction contract documents as submitted.for building permit and approval for conformance to the design concept. 2. Review and approval of the quality control procedures for all code required controlled materials. I certify that the work has be ne in conformance with the approved plans, and request a Certificate of Occupancy for the abov ti1q 2� DENNIS cyG o GAUDRfAU cn oMECHANICAL y 9No..38067 c,0 5 Signature ON SlAL�'� Subscribed and sworn to before me this ^0 R day of 7/1 d(& 19 95" My;Commissiop Expires February I'll ` My Cc ssion Expires otary Public LWocumennpwlceu1s10s1gmcortVinalT.�am CONGRESS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,INC. General Contractors and Construction Managers West Peabody Executive Center 2 Bourbon Street Peabody,MA 01960 P: 978 535-6700 F:978 535-6701 Mr.Ralph Crossen Commissioner Building Division Department of Health,Safety and Environmental Services Town of Barnstable 367 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 June 23, 1999 Re: 790 Falmouth Road Sir, I hereby certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief,in accordance with 780 CMR 116.3 the building located at 790 Falmouth Rd,in Hyannis,Permit Number 29178,conforms to drawings and specifications,as amended,drawn by the Architectural Team and their Engineers of record. Since r y —John Feeney Project Superintendent MA License Number CS O45461 CONGRESS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,INC. General Contractors and Construction Managers MAIN OFFICE FIELD OFFICE West Peabody Executive Center Whitehall Estates 2 Bourbon Street 790 Falmouth Road Peabody,MA 01960 Hyannis,MA 02601 P:978 535-6700 P: 508 862-2307 F:978 535-6701 F: 508 862-2317 TO: Barnstable Depart.Health, Safety and Environ. Services ATT: Mr Crossen SUBJECT: Material Flame Certifications FROM: John Feeney DATE: 6-23-99 Sir, Please accept the following certifications for the carpet,wall coverings and blinds that have been installed at: Whitehall Estates Assisted Living 790 Falmouth Rd. Hyannis,MA Any other assistance that I can be,please call any time John Feeney Project Superintendent 04/13/09 THE 14:33 FAX SHAW INFORMATION CENMR 11002,077 Professional _ Test;ng TiEa REPorr w=-Esf:NU11�6ER : 0035950 Laboratory 09/19/95 Inc. ;>GLi1�NT' SHAW CnMMERCIAL ,�5 `ME'fHOD.v`` Y"' A5Tf►� E�2? �s ' 4.rltlral R;�d?nt Flax of Floor Covering ..:....:. ..:"....:.. :...: ; Radiant Heat En orgy source also Systems a i '" NFPA M and FTM Standard 372 referEncc.c �s .. .. •1. 1, 'a T. F �c = t3 i-':' 50109 ya�:o, Eravo Broadloom .11DLY3I:{7R 09220 R.t1k P355973 C{3NS'fR[.0 CAN Cut & L )'.IA Pil� BA if NG :=;<: Action E�. : , TEST N0: OS0795-1:; "r;113 h+6t report relates tt lneullation in atcpr&ncj1 ►c;;:i TEST Ri.SULTS: t;o crfuirl at forth In tha ropxt, any v4 su:„ iD iho witorlo me) produce, ditre:n resulTs." :.:. AVERAGE .RITi.CAL:i ADJANT°:FLU C: '`"": .84 Watts/Square Cm CENBRAL PRINCIPLE This procedure is designed to measure the critical radiant flux at flame out, of horizontally mounted floor covering systems exposed to a flaming ignition in a test chamber which provides a graded radiant heat energy environment. The imposed radiant flux simulates the thermal radiation levels likely to impinge on the floors of a building whose upper surfaces are heate-1 ray flames of compartment. The test result is an average critcal radiant flux (watts/square cm)which lndicat-as the level of radiant heat energy required to sustain flame propagation in the flooring system. Theoretically, If a room fire does not impose a radiant flux that exceeds this critical le%,el on a corridor floor covering system, flame spread will not occur. PAGE 9 714 Glenwood Place Dalton, GA 30721 70 6.226-32K 0-4/13/99 TUE 14:33 FAX SHAW INF:6.1AT:0N CENTU.1' 003,"'107 Protessional Testing TEST REPG)ZT Ny*q1M 0035950 Laboratory "�: �' ' <� 09/19/9 vep^;. . =1i A S 5 Inc. SHAW COMMERCIAL ASTM E648-94a Critical Radiant Flux of Floor Covering . D.:r bystern!;Using A Radiant Heat Energy Source. also ONRUC E � referen,::,d as 'VFPA 253 and FTM Standard 372 _ :1D:ENT.FIcxhd11`: 50109 Kf:vo, Bravo 13roaciloom 03220 ~ P355973 .......................::.:.:..:....:..: :.CQNST .IaCTION:: v =;: ' Cut & loop Pile . AC141NG=.. _ 1 Action F:ac— -= TEST NO: 090795-1. q :� .� .s:SY';71V1A< :5U13S �t :TF: M Pnl ,al.1ber/Ctrient8c.ard :.11HF[3u:lAYIVlEtal.F`: ': - Direct Glue Down c: :". Su b.et 1000 Each test sample was conditioned a minimum of 96 hours at 70 t V F and 50t 5%relative humidity. TEST RESULTS ' FiG3iC �IUI�Ia:FLAM •�RETIL'i4 'f2ADfP;N. E E ...:....... . . .:...:.: . <..:.:,.. AN,Cl ;ByRNgG :.......:.... 16 an 20 minutes .99 watts/sq cm 19 cm 23 minutes .83 watts/SQ CM -- SPECIM = 30 cm 51 minutes .70 watts/sq cm .84 watts/sq cm _�i�fE�§�E:ER1T1iAL:i7kDUuit7�l.fit= ��M-:�•� 15 wztts/s cm "SF#NLARDOEVtATCCf11i q Z3FIAR1AT14N: ?T _ ::i 17% -.:. v:• ... r111 test eepov, relates to Instsilet:on l;: thn crllberla -st forth in the report, any varistlatz III tiw ' torlo roc_>cs on SIIIL9~ p)APPROVES BY: WU_ � .J 714 Glenwood Place Daiton. GA 30721 706-226-326:. 04/13/99 TOTE :4:34 FAX SHAW INFORMATION CENIE .rrofeSslonal TEST REPOitY 0034425 Testing TESL;NC : 1iBF.Et . Laboratory »Y-. °„ :, 06/19/95 Inc. SHAW COMMERCIAL /il1P �-'�.E.• :ME •• OD�� =��" •��"'p ASTM EG46-949^ Critical Radiant Plux of Floor Covering. Systerrs Usln4 A Radiant Heat Energy Source, also referenced as NFPA 253 and FTIY Standard 372 <>: EST-SA41PLF ':' - �..- 1DI=1471FIF:�T.ON: :-:-W Sol 16 G-ouadworks 0 (3Ft::. - 00330 ':RdE E323835 .O STRU.M.. . E Y` loop Pile .FIB. R - :A ICiNCs - Action i3ac TEST NO. 0' 4595-7 "ihu tort report relates to inetellati►n to 8000rdama Witt TEST RESULTS: tyo crlver=a set forth in tho r,�Fart, any veriotlon in tho criteria may preduca different reau:t.' I GRFrtCA iRA171RN-TTL 1X: .62 Watts/Square Cm Af£RAG .. ....>. GENERAL PRINCIPI. This procedure is designed to measure the critical radiant flux at flame out, of horizow.-ally mounted floor covering systems exposed to a flaming ignition in a test chamber which provides a graded radiant heat energy envlronmant. The imposed radiant flux simulates the thermal j radiation levels likely to impinge on the floors •')f a building whose upper surfaces are heated ay flames of compartment. Vt! test result is an average critcal radiant flux(watts/square cm)which indict es the level of radiant heat energy required to sustain flame propagation in the flooring system Theoretically, If a room fire does not impose a radiant flux chat exceeds this critical levni or, a corridor floor covercng system, flame :.pread will not occur. PAGE 1 addQ�a '114 Glenwood Place L3'1.:n. CA 30721 706.226-3283 04/13/93 T'UE 14:35 FAX SHAW IYFOItMAT 01i CENTF: OOE,/,07 Professional , < 0034425 -- Testing TEST REPORT �TES'T III.UNIB�F�N Laborator 06/19/95 y :.. '<IIJ4TE Inc. " "w"�" " SHAW COMMERCIAL :4T E5 ........ INOi �- "= ASTM Eiaf'-9c Critical I?adi�lnt Fimx of Floor Covering T -'` Systems LWri 4 Radiant Heat Cr:nrgy Source, also .C .''Tt?iri.CTED. A: referern:cd a.:. 14FPA 253 and Fri.., standard 372 �t P� "sz spa:^z ......:..- � DRIP JD NWICA—1 50116 :a•ounLW0rk' 00330 `it4LL E323835 .CgN.STRtl.C?IUN- Z., Loop Pile .Cr - BRGKItiG - - - Action Oa TEST NO: 060595.7 . ........... ....:.......... . —mac ..T'....:., ��•. '�EEOGS ......... ..... ......:... . ....:...:....:. Mineral-Fiber/Coment Suard :UhtEstE;4ft11ENT Direct Clue Down Subset 1000 Each test sample was conditioned a minimum of 96 hoGrs at :........_....:..:...:::.::....; _;..............::...• 70 t 5° F and 50 f 5%relative.humldlty TEST RESULTS- . . .. . ... . . .............. a :.;..:..<.. :�Rgi) D15FAN.i:E:13UR .:...................... N :....:..........CRtT1CA)iAR1... SPECIMt�!F { 34 cm 16 minutes .60 watt9sq cm 34 Cm 18 minutes .60 WaMI!sq cm - =5t?ECiMEi ;3 -'s« 30 cm 17 minutes 67 watts/sq Cm ,.-AVERAGE ER`MCAL.RAISIANT-FLU} .62 watttss/sq cm _ •:A.: ,� >M. .04 wattS/SQ Crn ,COEFFtClENNTOF'VARiATIONM ::a' 696 v -r51a toat report Feint" to lnet lIaTion M accordance with . Zlo crier a set forth In V%ekreport, any variation in tho CrITOrla ly produsa diffe tlis APPROVED BY: 714 Glenwood Place OAton. GA 30721 706-226-3283 04/13/89 TUE ,4:36 FAX SHAW INFu IATION CENTF.:A' . 006 'u07 Professional TEST REPORT =`�:'TEST'I1iD1R'1311 `t 0049194 <.: Testing IAA ;E 09/05/97 Laboratory Inc. :` i ::PAGE] 1.of 2 'CLIE11iT " SHAW commr:RCIAL _ TEST tVi `TH.OD:CONG.0 TEID `- ASTM kk:6"•9la Grirlcal Pad►an► Flux of Floor covering - Systems using A Nadia?t .Hea,:. Energy Suu-ce, also refererced as NFPA 253 and FTA Standard 372 ....:...:. ..:..:.:.. is i► ' '�IPL ::. : : ::IDENTIFICAMN: Oxford 30 .:..:.:......'': ...:. Y50975-3 :CONSTRUCTIAN. Cut P!le F1B Action Ba, REf7YR9NGE:: Test No. i 92�_s7-5 "This Vst report Efts lo Ina l ---- V�the reoort, Ai?t varldm in IM Cfrvw% TEST `RESULTS may pAucs dftrW results' AVERAGE-�CRiTiCAC=.A6(ANT.-'F JX.: `, .88 watts/square cm GENERAL PRINCIPLE This procedure is deslgnad to measure the critical radiant flux at flame out, of horizontally mounted floor covering systems exposed to a flaming Ignition -in a test chamber which provides a graded radiant heat energy environment. -The imposed radiant fRux:;lmulates the thermal radiation levels likely to impinge on the floors of a building Whose upper surfaces are heated by flames of compartment. The test result is an average critical radiant flux (watts/square cm) which indicates the level of radiant heat energy requlred to sustain flame propagation in the flooring system. Theoretically, 1f a room fire does not impo!:e a radiant flux that exceeds this erit.icM level on a corridor floor covering system; flame spread will not occur. Ihi<fard,n ra arrrrnrP:d by the Nalional Wlunlary lahn.ahey A Lrerliuum r mHrlm far the.pmihr atalp•to ar.md,aluM undw 1A)cud'.rlh)2y1. Thi, ar t7Ptiaaubn dfh` not;,7lnildut�an trdnr•.rmrnl,trm6r altnn,n ajj�ruv.d by NIST or any-,pnry of rhr OMIM 4nr•C'"('rnrtrMt ill Um ill. 1w I ra>Ird. ��dQ flu:wr'nrt is prntl ICJ qn the eu lu+itr uv of thr rlu•ni m W"".)d ib addn- d II m•w br liv-d in d<endn•a In,fun duly Iu1wI j rnn<ru..• Trd,rvpun.gtph<r onh to th•.,r�tmpl,•t na:v(and is nol uld.car r of apparcndr T1.6 r rrpan,rr tnr nimr pi I'Aiee;iuual Tv%ung I ahnrainn,Itu,1hs11'im be uml undrr any t irtLm}Ianrr m:Avrrur•,np to thr gtrrni p,rUhu 714 Gienwood Place Dalton, GA 3072, 706.226-3283 Fax. 706-226-6767 •04/13/99 TUE 14:36 FAX SHAR INFORMATION CENI.j7. 11007/007 Profe.;sional TEST REPORT :`< T S' N 71 EW, 0049194- _ Testing :F 09/05/97 1.04 Laboratory Inc. PAGE:: 2 of 2 CLIENT': SHAW COMMERCIAL Y S� 3VIET OQ p IQi11GTER: ::= ASTM E648-SZa Critical Radiant Flux of Floor Covering } . .............:. ....�...�.. . Systerrl.: Uh' I9 A Radiant Henc Energy Source, also =? � reference% Ls NFPA 253 and -TPA Standard 37� k :.:IOEN;.1FICATION:: OXfO1A 30 Y50975-3 CCN010, TION , Cut Pile r F -_ •.104GKiA,.':: v. ACtl0,1 Sac __—.__ -- —I .:REFERENCE:. v:: : Test N V: 082597.5 'fhiF twA*4t t' idee to kowkimcm � . is t�iiti iv c��:�lir:Gr]��A G I�i�r�i sSCi:k31�1 i-a ih . 4aY WWI%is ft r—_ may o �fi �1rc'.. :.: ...:............. ......... :...:::.:..,..:::.. ..:...:.._ -:.fLOORING:SYSTEM 5 sio I:Y:: . .:: :::::<.. SUBSTRATE :%4:::`'.: .;;: Miner al-Fiber/CerientBoard UNI=kkMYMENT Direct Glue Dowil - ADHE IVE •-1 '- Subset•1000 CQN�•ITIOfYINC :... .; Each test sample was conditioned a minimum of 96 hours at 70 t 5- F and 50f 5% relative humidity. "NST RESULTS ;. :TEST:DAT.A::;.'.' DISTANCE.$CIRNED ' :::T1N1E I.O FiAME.;OlJT::. w;.;;;�RIT1C.ltiRADIAN' :FLUX ~. 27 cm 50 minutes .75 watts/sq cm SPECIMEN 2:::. 17 cm 10 minutes ' .94 watts/Sq Cm SPEC1MEN43 ; 16 cm 26 minutes .96 watts/sq cm :AVEfd�GE.tRITICAL:RAD(AI*TTLUX Be watts/square cm STANDARD DEVIATION . . 12 watts/square cm COEFFICIENT;OF-VARIATION 13 X. -- i APPROVED BY: az-4tt�,— Jill%(.x,Ay it by lire National vnluntal IAkml,itwy Aiitrr{111at1nn Vmgram in.th.•>p rill Q. pe.e r.r.W,Uiun ur.Jer Lib,Cock 1UUStl7. Thta ar t rr•r5launn An'i�t41 i•priLlula ur andorarmrnl,CCt7fiuotiurl•of npprtnal by N11 or a.;y 1; ni M dk Unlud}lal!'�Gw rrrnuent for the pmrlu%I Iochd. I hi•.C��an is It��;.Je]0.e tho au lu:it'r a%r C file Avid W whtrn it t..tddq•}ar.I It %-f ..! !fl4J i.,it$ to ptoJutl uti•pi.tnir irnm duly nnann.•M a.rti.�.•.;.> T16,•.frrl upphra nnw to U...c wrgdr.u-chd.1WJ.%not Wooitit,J,ir umilar pntthAn%. W4 rrprn,nr thr,• 1LNlua3iu!wl Tr-•nnp.I ihp.itury,ill%.,snail twit Ill-inns irntlrr my Gre bt renal yubli_. . 714 Glenwood Place Dalton, GA 30721 706-226-3283 Fax: 706-226-6787 Profflus'ional TEST.REPCIAT _ , 7 ;3T <1ilr M�>ER, 0046928 Test'Inge 05/09/:!7 3AITI:r Labdratory : L Inc. LP.4AC : 1 of.2 .tea. _7 T—M11.: .::7tr r 94a �cr L cal. Paoiant Flux of Floor ;overing TES'' TH4#ii tt- ,,.. sys v.mv. i ising A Rad wit Heat Energy Smut f:e, also refe.-en:a y aS NFPA 253 :%r'icl FTM standard •�' .,J 19) ^1 10 N F900 syflphorly 30 _ RQU 80425514 CO aTi�UCTI4N Nt Pile iFlB iiy o.n --- -- f lCbral ii. Action Pas _ _I TEST 2SULTS 1�ERACE Ck1TiGALRI�OfAi1T p>} ,tX: 1.121Natts/square Cm GENE"AL PRINCIPLE rhls procedure is designed to mearu e.the critical radiant flux.at flame out, of horizontally mounted floor covering systems .exposed to a flaming Ignition In a test chamber which provides a graded radiant heet energy environment. The imposed radiant flux simulates the thermal radiation Ievvls likeIN'to impinge on the floors of a building whose upper surfaces are heated by flames of compartment.. The test result is an.avera=je critical radiant flux (watts/square cm) which indicates the level of radiant heat.energy required to sustain flame propagation in the .flooring system. Theorr.cically, If a room fire does not impose a radiant flux that exceeds this critical'Ievel on a corridor floor cover`ha system, flame spread will not occur.. T%s facility is artredited ey the National voluntary laboratory.Accreditation Program for the specific scope of accreditation under dab Code 100297. Thu L_ accreditation does not conmute an endorsement,eettificstion,or approval by.NIST or wry agency of the united States Government for 0,e product tested. This report is prnvided for the eaclusi.'e use of the client to whom it is addrissed, rt may ba us.d in.its entirety to gain p:oduo,acceplance from duly IL 11\VI � Co.sritutee authonttes. This reoon applirs only to those samples t"W end is not riects-afily indica4%e of'apparently Identical or similar products. this . ei.Yt.or the name of Prolecsionai Testing Laboratory.Inc,shah not be used under any circu-nsvnee in ad+&Vsin%to die Several public. --- 714 Glenwood Place DaRon,GA 307`t1 706-226 ;'83 Fax: 706-226-6787 z0d 9L�g --- - 9V2F_S68-90L:ON 131 S�12us (IN I AMdHOW-a I W T T :ST 301 66 TA4/1,*�19 1JE _3:41 FAX P�iCp.1.!_ • .OMbERCIAL tij f 02 .Protessional TES REPORT TEST }uMBBR aos22s� Testing 03/19/98 Laboratory PA!G. 1.0f 2 Inc. :. ., CI,3�I11T .. PATCRAF1 COMMERCIAL CARPEL _ TEST MET#IOD CONDI'rGTD ASTM F.64V•44a Crft.lcal Eadiant Flux of.Flour Covering SystemsM ing A Rac,lant Heat: Energy Source, also r� efere.ice.i .is :JFPA 2�3 and F:'M Standard 37? —. IDENTiir4c oM 7428 Moblllty ROLL 384405-00 •-- — Ct- ,TRUCTION Cut File Bs-.- IIN6 wov n Polypropylene. I REr-hm RNCE. ... : t T - 11:ESULTS ; . AVERAGE CRITICAt;RADIANT,f.Lt3X 1.01 watts/Square Cm I GENEPAL PRINCIPLE Phis procedure�Is designed to, measure the critical radiant fluxat flame."out, ol= `lorizoritally mounted floor covering system.; exposed to a flaming ignition: in a.test •,harnt ar which provides a graded radlarit heat energy environment. The Imposed radiant. flux siniulates the thermal radiation level;likely to Impinge on the floors of a buill�ing,whose upper surfaces are he atl�d r flames of c onipar;mert. The test result is an average critical ador:, flux (watts/square car) which indicates Vie level off adiant heat energy required to ;,:st,):•s.flame propagation in the floori ig,sysTem. TheorliAlcally, if a room fire does not ir,-trloso a radiant flux that exceeds this rritica) level on a corridor floor cover leg systerrr, flame spread will not.occur: This fa:ility is accredit'by the National voluntary laboratory Acoeditati:•.:orogam for the!1rd.,r. ,ie of accreditation under lab Code 100297. This �--t ameck3tion does:;.;..v::utute an endorsement,certificatior,,or approval b NIST or any agerr y of M Un..ed States Cnvernmer:for ft product tested. (�(I� This re}rr, is nrovidec for the exclusive use of the.client o,whom it Is;,,u.e:sed. It ma �e used it Ps entirety to gah.product acceptance from duly constitute 1 aunonties. This report appiks only to those ample- ,%ted a r.is rot neces:, c of apparend/identical or similar f rolucts. This moort,or the nam. P-oressiona:Testing laboratory.Inc.,s'raii r 1 uses:-,ner a iy circurr r:mm:r."wo tis r.g to.he der►.+al pudic Fax: 7Gfi626-6787. i r,.:.•.wood Place Dalton, GA 3(7, 1 706-226-3283 1 .. Professional TEST REPORT NUMBER 0052257 I�ATIE 03 Test;�g . i1 sisa Laboratory ACE 2 of 2 Inc. CLIENT . . PAT CRAFT COMMERCIAL CARPET TEST METH4a COND�CT�D ASTM E648-94a.Critical Radiant Flux of Floor, Co�rering Systerrls U.�ing. A Radiant Heat EnergV. Source, also referenced as NEPA 253 and FTM Standard 372 DESCR1PTi0 01F TE5 t 5Ad1PLE � IQl°NTFICATION 7428 Mil E. lit`, ROLL 384405-.00 CCtiSTRUCTIbN Cut Pile BACKING.:. ACKING Woven PolVpropVlene REFERENCE;.; OOP.iNG SYS1 LM ASS," I _ ._-- -- UEa ItAtE Mineral-Fiber/Ceinznt Board 1i N0V LAYMENT Direct Glue Down :,A:aM�'PVE Advar;ced Adnr..,,si,je 7•i COH,r1iTlONING Each Pest sample was conditioned a minimum of.96_hours at 70 5 F and 50± 5�) relative humidity. TEST RESULTS F.: - TESTDATA fJISTANCE BURNED < TIME':TO FLAME:OUT CRfT1CAL RADIANT FL[nt SPECIMEN 1 18 34 minutes .98 watt/sq cm .. SPEiMEIV2:>''. 15 cm 28 minutes 1.02 watt/sa cm SECIM.IN 3 15 cr. 30 minutes ttlsq cm 1 02 wa AVERAGE tR1TICAL RADI"T FLUX 1.01 watt.:/square cm C?vratts!square cm ST�N9ARD DEVIATION COEI -lC1BNT d YAItfATIUt'q.: 2'. APPROVED, BY: for the s fie of acueditation under lab Code 10021, This i1 This fatlNty is accredited by the National Voluntary laboratory Accreditation Program � XOpe Illlll JL accreditation does not constitute an endorsement certtficati°n,or approval by MST or any agency of the United States Gdvemment for the product tested• used in in entirety to gain product This report is provided for the exclusive use of the client to whom it is addressed• It may be acceptance from duly W consti used authorities. Tnis report applies only to those samp;es xsted and is not necew d'Y indicatnR of apparent] identical or similar products, This . repw,,or the name of Professional Testing Laboratory,Inc.,shall nr used under any dreun s-W.in aovt tiS ng to the genera public' ------ "'�? ('tar:wood Place Dziton, GA 30721 706r226,3283 Fax:706 '226-6787 •04/7 c:/9? TC.'. 13:44 FAX 11.;i 'CRAP: CO]liiifl ltCI.1L ��"i i 04 Pro•a�ayional TEST REPORT TEST NUN� R 0052257 T?A 9/98 -Testing TE 03/1 Laboratory IQAGE 1 of 2 Inc. CLfENT. PATCRAFT COMMERCIAL CARPET 'PEST METHOD�ONDLtCTED ASTM E662.43 Specific Optical Density. o� Smoke Generated by.Solld Materials, also referenceG as NFPA 258 P �Oy nl`TE: t:5 .,A�piCE ©PSCRI. T .,. IDIENfiIFICATION ' 7428 Mobility coLOR --- - ROLL 384405-00 CONSTRUCTION:: Cut Pile BACKING ::' Woven "'filypropylen�� TESY RESULTS fLAMiNG 138 GENERAL PRINCIPLE This procedure is designed to measure the specific optical density of smoke generated by the test,specir+ien within a.closed chamber: Each specimen is exposed to an electrically heated radiant-anergy.source positioned to provide a constant irradiance. level . of 2.5 watts/square cm on the specimen surface. -measurements.are recorded through a photometric system employing a vertical beam of light and a photo detector positioned.to detect the attenuation of light transmittance caused by smoke accumulation within the chamber. The light transmittance measurements are used to calculate specific optical density, ,a quantitative value which can be fpctored to estimate the smoke.potential of materials. Two burning conditions can oe siririlated by.the test apparatus. . The radiant •heati:ig in the absence of ignition is refet'red to as.the Non-Flaming Mode: A flaming combustion in the presence of supporting radiation constitutes the Flaming Mode. .. This frir.; s accredit.d try the National Voluntary laboratory ACaeditation Program AK the srsecific score of accreditation under lab Code 100197 tat . This acved-ution does not uW_ne ar endorsement•certNitation.or approval by MIST or any agersc/of the U'lited States Covemmert for the product Oested. .This report is pr.viGet: .rr the exclusive use of the client to whom it is addressed. h may be used in its endrety to Gain product acceptance from duly W V constituted auttwr-"e$ .his report applies only to those sa n-les tested L d Is not necess:rtl,,'nd'cctn�of apparently identical or similar products. This report or the name of Professions!Testing Laboratory,Inc.,shall not be used under any circ urstance in w,ertising to the general public 714 Gle-mood Place Dalton,GA 30721 706-22.6-3283 Fax: M-226-6787 04/1 V99 T*,! 13:46 FAX PV CRAV COM ERCI.U, l¢;005 Professional TEST'REPORT S� N.UMBER 0052257 TeSti119 iDATE 03719/98 Laboratory PACE': .2 of 2 Inc y PATCRAFT COMMERCIAL CARPET ...TEST NET. OD CQNpUC`E�.Q ASTM E662-93 Specific Optical Density of Smoke 1 r: Cenerated t y Solid Materials, also referenced as NFPA 258 fDESGRIP'FlQN OF TR i r 5�►14�P... IDENTIFJCAT ON,, 7428 Mc�bilitt/ ROLL 384405-00 . CONSTRUCTION : Cut Pile ; FIBER BACKING. <' Woven 'JolypropYlene REFERENCE ----r- �----- COI\Dl,i Aw PR''L'RYING OF TESY_SAMPLE 24 hour;a: 140 Degrees F COhC ITIONING:�F.'1•ES�SAMPLE 24'Hours at 70 Degrees F and 50°io Relative Humidity FURNACE VOLTAGE' 115 V IRRADIANCE 2.5 watts/sq cm.. CHAMBER 7EMPFRATJlJRE 95 degrees F t.+#AMBER PRESSURE 3" H2O TEST MODE - Flaming AVERAGE MAXIMUM DiEN51TY COItRECTif;#}tD11iC) 138 2 I Maximum Density (DM) 163 148 149 Time to DM (minutes). 6.5 7.0 6.2 . Clear Beam (Dc) '16 16 13 _ Corr. Max Density(Dn1C) 147 132 136 Density at 1.5 minutes GO• �. 4S 48. Dens ty at 4.0 minutes 3.9 5.2 132: . Time to 90% DM (minutes) 3.9 5.2 4.1 Specimen Weight.(grams} 12.6 12.4 12.6 AVERAGE SPECIFIC OPTICAL DENSIT� AT 4.O.MINUTEa:.136 APPROVED BY: This faulity is accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation program for the specific scope of accreditation under L:b Code 100297. This atxreditation does not consrtute an endorsement certill Lion,or,approval by NISI ocany agetcv of the United States Government for the product tested. E \�J�� . This report,is providsd for the exclusive use of the client to whom it is addressed. It mat be used m its entirety to gain product acceptance pots. dulThis �IVJ/ nviw ed avtnoritie:. This report applies onty to those s-mples tested end is not necessi niv,indical ve .f apparendy identical or similar products. This j? report,o,the name of f•-ofessional Testing laboratory,Inc.,shil not he uses under any cirnnn-Yana it at,r'sing to the gene4 public 714 r!_nwood Place Calton,GA 3072% 706-226-3283 Fax: 706 226-6787 ,04/13699 TUE 13:47 FAX PILTCR,�iT COVERCIAL Q 006 Professional TEST REPORT PEST NUM�EiR oos22s7 Testing i�ATE > o3�1si9s Laboratory CLIENT ` PATCRAFT COMMERCIAL CARPET TEST METHQD C ......[ ONDUCTED Surface Flammability of Carpets and Rugs.:(CPSC FF 1-70) D SCRiPTiON OFE$T SKWIPLiE I0toTIPICATIO 7428 Mobilitv __ --- —.. ROLI 384405-00 CONSTRUCTION Cut Pile SACKING.:' Woven Polypropylene REFERENCE L. _ _ GENERAL PRINCIPLE This test method is intended tc m ea:u"e the,response cif finished toxtile floor cove,'Ing materials when exposed -to i n.. 9;t;'ion source unr;�r controlled laboratory cony i%ions. It is applicable co all types of ��E;X`, a floor coverings wrether constricted from natural or man-made materials. TEST CRITERION . The uncharred area of the.test specimen must be greeter than one inch in at least seven of the eight specimens tested in order to meet the acceptance criterion. TEST RESULTS SPIE'IMEN:NUMBER 777 Uincharred Apes 3.5 3.5 3.4 3.5 3.4 3:6 3.5 3.5 . Ar i0Ti_ This sample was tested on the face side. This simple.PASSES tha Fade.ai Flaml,obilll.y Starndarcl DOC FF 1-70. APPROVED. BY: A AA This facility is acCredi&d by the National%Wuntary Laboratory Accreditation Rovrn for the specific scope of accreditation under lab Code 100297. This accreditation does not constitute an endorsement,cer0kation,or approval by NISI or any agency of the t,nited States Governent for the product tested, ^n(1 rJ This report is provided for the exclusive use of the client to whom It Is addressed. It may be ussd i,,its ertrety m to gam product acceptance from duly .r utituted author;ties. This report applies only to those samples tssted and is not necessa;ti 1n:'in apparentW identical nr similar pnrlucts. This reptwl.or the name of Professional Testing laboratory,Inc.,shalt.tot a used under any rircum:tL,01 'r sirg to the gerwal puol c. 714 Glenwood Place Dalton, GA 30721 70e-226-3283 Fax:706-226-6787 04/J3/09 'AE 13:49 FAX PATCRAFT COMIERCIAL ` Q007 i P:otv•�sional TEST REPORT . TEST NUIIQRR' 0052257 Testing.: 03/19.l93 Laboratory PACE : Of 2 Inc. Ct� VT PATCRAFT CGMMERCIAL CARPET TESL' NIE'I<NO> Ct3ND ►CTED AATCC rest- Method 111,41991 I:iectrostatic Propensity. of Ca; ets _-• DESCRIPTilO'd OF T. $Ah1P1.1E IDENTIF1lCATl0111 .7428 Mobility. ROLL 384405-00 CONSTRUCTION.. Cut Pile _ BACKING'K. woven Polypropylene RE=x'tENCE. I TEST RESULTS . MAXINiU�II VOLTAGE ` NEG.3.3 KV GENERAL PRINCIPLE This method Is aesigned to assess the static propensity of carpet by controlled laboratory simulation of conditions :which are known from experience to be strongly contributory to excessive accumulation of static charges.. .equillbripm at controlled atmospheric conditions.is A carpet preconditioned:to walked on by a test subject.In .a specified manner with specified shoe soles. The.static charges which build upon the tester'are monitored continuously by a recorder. A neolite shoe sole has been chosen as the primary reference material because its static performance is much like.that of many common leathers. 'it is a commonly used shoe sole material and can be easily cleaned,.while its chemical and physical properties are_cluite uniform. A chrome,tanned Leather shoe sole has been chosen fora secondary'.reference material because it is representative of a certain :lass of leathers whose performance differs significantly from that of neolite soles on certain carpet fiber. .Statistically, chrome tanned leather comprises a very small percentage of.the shoe sole market,,but must be considered in critical applications. This facility is acQedited oy the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program for the specific scope of acveditadon under lab tide 100297. This xcreditation does not constitute an endorsement certifin5on,or approval by MIST or arty agency of Me United States Government for the product tested• This report is provided for the exclusive use of the client to wh,_m't Is addressed. h may be used in i s entirety to gain product acceptance from duly eonsdtute�a rttiortns. This report applies only to those sample sated and is not necessarily Indlcal;w of apparently identical or similar products. This.. report,or the-.ame.::i7.fessional Testing laboratory,Inc.,s.,all not be used under an;circunst..nc�in an ertising to the genern pubk. - 714 1enwood Place Dolton,GA 30721 706-226-3283 Fax: 706-226-6787 '04/13rS9 TTIE IL3:50 FAX YATCRA.T C099ERCIAL Fa 008 Professional TEST REPORT TEST NUMBER 0052257 Testing flA7E 03/19/98 Laboratory PACE .2 of 2 Inc. PATCRAFT COMMERCIAL CARPET CLIENT TEST METHOP iCVNIM TV AATCC Test Method 134-1991 Electrostatic Propensity of cm ets DESCI?IPTI011 aF TES1r SAE�IPIf ID. ►�TIFICA jo. .N> 7428 Mobility ROLL 384405-00 CONSTRUCTION Cut Pile BACKING Woven polypropylen _ Rf FERENCE L _ -- 'f rtT CGNDITtONS the carpet samitle is conditioned to equilibrium.and tested at 70± 2°.F.>Ind 20t 2'/o rma ive humidity. SAIh?LE PREPARATION Nested As Receivea SUBSTRATE 40 Ounce Rubberized .Jute/Hair'Pad TEST RESULTS MAXIMUM YtlLTAGE DAY 1 DAY 2 �1VRAGE .Step TesVNeolite Scale =!.5 KV ' -1.7 KV -1.6 KV .3.3 KV -3.3 KV -,-EST II: Scuff TesVNeolite Sole -3•2 KV _ TEST III: Step Test/Leather Sole -1.0 -1 1 -1.1 KV -2.8 KV -2.J KV . TEST IV: Scuff Test/Leather Sole -2y9 . FMAXIMUM.�AVGRAGIIENOi.i<AG1E iUEI', 3.3 hJ -The results of this test relate to the sample of carpet tested. i?Cs static performance maybe altered irr service as a result of wear,soiling, cleaning, temperature,relative humidity, etc...' APPROVED BY: - drc x of accreditation under tab Code 100197. This This facii;ty is ar.reoited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Ameditanan MST or for Ms�the united States Covemmen;for the product tested. aareoitation does not constitute an endorsement.certification.or approval by N15T or any agency for the exclusive use of the dient to whom it is addressed. It ma:,he used it its entirM to gair product accep a^re/torn duly 1 ►�'I��Q This repot is provided lJ�J constituted aithorit.e This report applies or.ry to those samples ested.nd i, not neces!n;:nr.et`> of apparr cy idert c.I a similar p cducts. This reoor or the name of.srofessional Testirg laboratory,Inc,shall not be us.o under any circus Ma,-, r*r d re rising to d,e gerheral publir. 714 Glenwood Place L31ton, GA 30711 706-226-3283 Fax: 706-326-6787 CONTINUE FROM PREUIOUS, PAGE 001 lboff III 1m INNIIIIIIII OVID RENT T0: MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1 18 Lee Street P.O. Box 130 P.O.Box 130 Lodl,Ohio 44254 Lodi, OH 44254-0130 Phone: (330) 948-1080 001768 KENTCO CORPORATION DALEY d WANZER MOVINGBSTORAGE 80 WASHINGTON STREET FOR:WHITEHALL ESTATES BUILDING K #45 821 NANTASKET AVENUE NORWELL PIA 02061 HULL, MASSACHUETTS ' 02a46 -------------------------------------------------------- ZDERED ORDER # P. O. # SHIP VIA F. O. B. SHIPPED TERMS Sl ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------9 -106625 C99104 ABF PPD LODI, OHIO 05/07/99 NET 30 F' ----- ----------------------------------P ~' - 1DERED B/O '. HIPPED UM PART # DESCRIPTION ------ ------------------ 1 1 EA B490-1\1 FUNCTIONAL TBL. PLAIN NATURAL US-384 SAND MKiZO7-EXAM ROOM (077) ITEMS A 1 1 EA B747 ALL PURPOSE STOOL US-384 SAND MK:Z07-EXAM 110011I (077) ITEM: 13 ATTN: SUE FLECI: *PLEASE CALL 48 HOURS BEFORE DELIVERY* *761-871-E333* CUST. REQ. DATE: *T. A, WK OF MAY 10* *Iv0"C BEFORE OR AFTER* PRO# 060856522 Cx am -Fab Ic Choi us ea at }ems by co f, ►r,, A 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 UNTO � Z 02 KENTCO CORPORATION 80 Washington Street, Bldg. K- #45• Norwell, MA 02061 MEMO-,Ieffer Phone (781) 871-6333• Fax(781) 871-0066 . Dare�. To Subject f 7 � i • 't ALI, FOLD AT(-)TO FIT DRAWING BOARD ENVELOPE ME Reorder Ile.RMLNT2 The Drgwng B-M,P.O.Box 28".KwLtot0,CT 06104-294A CEGI,IWL Pm kd in U.S.A. NM 109186 �a PAGE 1 BM 101/ 05/17/99 LE� to URINO COMPANY '06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 03 LA NAAUjG ARD - PGOTECTIVE•INISN — — •— BRAND FABRIC SPIRIT II Color truly comes to life in SPIRIT 11 from Naugahyde.Designed with the colors of the coming generation, SPIRIT 11 represents a generously rich palette of 66 beau- tiful colors including new directional soft tones and pastels—plus the classics that made Spirit the first ASID Contract Design Award winner.Advanced Beauty Gard TM finish for even greater protection and wear adds to the teliable performance contract designers and specifiers have come to expect from the Naugahyde family of products. Due to its extensive color range and dependable performance Spirit has been the specifiers choice for commercial seating applications as well as the home environment: • office • truck seating • hotel/motel rv/van upholstery • restaurant/hospitality • family room • living room • lounge • auto trim dinette/casual dining � • bus sealing i SPIRIT II is formulated to meet the small scale flammability' test requirements contained in the following specifications: i • Automotive (MVSS-302) • Dept. of Transportation t • BIFMA (FAR 25.853b) • Boston Fire Code (BFD I-1) • Massachusetts Fire Code • California Fire Regulation (527 CMR 21.00) (Bulletin 117-Section E) • Port Authority of N.Y and N.J. • CCC-A-680a (Federal Standard 191 A Test Method 5903) SPIRIT 11 provides the COMPETITVE EDGE: • 68 beautiful colors Beauty Gard protective finish- sulfide stain resistance passes Wyzenbeek abrasion tests: oil and mildew resistant 400,000 cycles with sateen fabric (CCC-A-680a) and 500 double rubs using 240 grit • anti-static slip finish silicon carbide cloth. (Federal • superior tear strength Standard 191A, Method 5304) - -20° cold crack • maintained easily with mild soap and water -This term and any corresponding data reler to typical performance in the specific tests indicated and should not De construed to imply the behavior of this or any other material under other fire condlllons. ANDREW QU770N CO XNC FOR t 294 80l)WELL STREET AVON, MASSACNUSETTS 02322 508-586-4100 FAX SOO-659-1397 ` I . I ®� la NAUGAHYDE°1 BRAND FABRICS tinniee r AMERICAN UNIROYAL 1 SARAS07A TOWER _ e•a92 Mom: 2 N,TAMIAMI TRAIL,SUITE 900 �m�nry ran+a,Ni MAIMNO"M SARASOTA,FL 34236 Anncn:.,•r. Nauyahyuc" s a Uniroyal peg tiered tractemark for its auabty vinyl lab,'-C. Jwu•oagac A6/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KEI�TCO 04 r NAUGAHYO 54 INCHES WIDE Brand Fabric US-411 Lemon US•415 Mauve US 41 7 Dusty Jade Frost US-39G Alabaster US•413 Dove US-423 wood Rose US•384 Sand US•412 Rose US-421 Oak US•402 Shell US•406 Peach US-410 Taupe US-422Beechwood r • t i US•394 Adobe US-404 Bone US-385 Parchment US-403 Putty US .1•,101 US-42A Dewberry While _ r US-402 Shell US-405 Silver Fox US-408 tlulle ul US•337 , Sea Mist US-376 Terra Gotta US-425 Greystone Mj US-401 Vicuna US•407 Monet US•409 Bisque US-410 Toast US-419 Turquoise US-41G Tea Rose Lavender 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 05 HICKORY LEI-V.11LR C011PANY 11•IL: �� ---� DATE 04/28/99 7514 W�'r✓NC #k10 HIG11WAY INVOICE N0. 338G VALE NC 281GO PAGE. ' 1 PHONE 704-462-2988 FAX 704-462-2672 I N V O I C E DILL TOi KENTCO CORPORATION SI'lIP TO KENTCO CORP' 80 WASHINGTON STREET C/O DALEY & WANZER MOV & STOR BUILDING K 445 821 NANTASKET AVENUE NORWELL HA 020G1 ATTN: SUE FLECK 781-925-0016 HULL MA 02046 ORDER ORDERED TO SHIP CUST.#k PURCHASE ORDER SLS SHIP VIA PAYMENT TERMS FRT TERM - -----•---------------------------- 3300 03/02/9904/28/99 KCNNA C99098 SAN JOHNSON . . FACTORED/NET 30.PREPAID- L144 QUANTITY U/M ITEM DESCRIPTION MUST ARRIVE WEEK OF APRIL 27 NO SOONER OR LATER11111 1 3.00 EA 61 #61 DARSTOOLS - COVER: LR #10 MALT FINISH? MAHOGANY CALIF FOAM I I 1 TAG: PUB-DEN 019 ITEM A 2 8.00 EA 169 COVI;RSZDE LR $0l MALT COLLECTION FINISH: MAHOGANY CASTERS, NO CASTERS SEAT CONSTRUCTION: 8-WAY NAIL TRIM: Y CALIF FLAT-E I 1 TAG: PUB-DEN 019 ITEM B 3 1.00 EA 425 #k425 CONFERENCE TAHLC COLL . FINISH: MD. MAHOGANY . . . .. . TABLE TOP SIZE, 48" TAG: MAIN LOBBY 033A ITEM D ' FIRST FACTORS CORPORATION SUB TOTAL- PLEASE REMIT TO PO BOX 60500 I CHARLOTTE NC 28260 PLEASE PAY THIS AMOUNT, 0,6/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 06 00;1ai90 RON 09;§g FAY :ul 462 2872 IJICKORY LEATHER Qj004 P. O. BOX 9i3.0939 Corlover, N. C . 286 704/322-2015 Gentlemen: Triks 1s do certify that Lac}cawanna leathers meet t2re lb13ow7r narsl].sry codes: BIFMA SlUw3&t )Asy Starzltuv: F-1r1976r (Itcrv- ABO)', Callibrrdf% Ta&rd-ctsl Bulfctln 117/E V.P'.A.C. C10r►Di1'iC3Cion (I & II) Boaton Code Port AutrxA--iLy of N.Y./N-3 CM.,sthad 5903) FAA SpeciMCation #FAA �3.853 =r you have arty quer-sLlC2r%S,' plap�se feel :rrP 'Do cnl1. ' Velry tv 4 y yours. LpCKAWANNA LZATBM Ca"l'ANY wllb=I'm M_ play M•r�rruger WB/dr 0.6/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 007 00/14/00 WJN U0:32 FAX 704 102 2672 HICKORY LEATHER Q00_ C In CONOVEFI INDUSTRIAL PARK - P.O. BOX 1119 COIVOVL'R, No 78613 ==mono woUSTpar.s 704-4644001 5 coNoven DIV191DN February 7, 1989 " Hickory Leather Va1w, NC Daer Sir: This is to •cartifq that Crain Induatriee product, part number j. FA 451.45, is manufactured to meet California specitications #117- • Sincorcly, l H-D. ariffic+V - Flont Manager .T i HDG/po f 1 A National Manufacturer of Quality Urethane Products 0V16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO08 00/14/BB MON U9:SY FAX 704 4UZ 2U7X t , SLC.KIJtY �A'd'HER 00.E i Pect:;ioei Foam Corp RQLt�CB� Conover Foam and Fiber Olvielon P.O. Box we • Conover, N.C. 28613 • Tel.: 704 464-e240 February 21, 1989 Mr. Ralph Cook Hickory Loathe= CorR9any Rt. 3 , Box 423 Vale, N. C_ 28168 Dear Ralph: This is to certify that any foam type we U06 tr1at is certiried on your invoice ae California does pass the California TechnlCal Bulletin #117 _ All graces of Callrornla foams including our High ResXlient line will meet these requiremente. pience advise if you need any additional information on this matter. Sincercly, Jim SIBe, Operations manager JWS7sp 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 1009 i la6nnders LLOYD®I FLANDERS IND., INC. INVOICE Page : 1 3010 Tenth Street•P.O.Box 550 C45Un�OUTDOOR iVRNI WE Date invoice no Menominee,Michigan 49858-0660 J(JS tf01 028-4131 FAX Telephone 906/863-6700 -FAX 8001242-6598 05/03/`39 H E 9909204 ` A1R.M11r<3 ✓ NOTICE: PHONE: /000--526-9894 ONLY THE RESILIENT FILLING MATERIALS / ObG5Q4b/ 1 CONTAINED IN THIS ARTICLE MEET CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF HOME FURNISHINGS FLAMMABILITY C u 5 L ome r PO No. REQUIREMENTS. LLOYD LOOM'c 99140 Customer address 1:,2700 llf1LEY °� b�l1N7.FR I'IOV II'JG °•! STORAGE PAYABLE ACCOUNT IS ASSIGNED TO,IS OWNED BY AND IS PAYABLE IN PAR FUNDS ONLY TO: 021 NANTASKET AVENUE: NATIONSBANC COMMERCIAL CORPORATION PO BOX 105657, ATLANTA, GA 30348-5657 HULL, 11A 02.04,5 TO WHOM NOTICE MUST BE GIVEN OF ANY MERCHANDISE RETURNS OR CLAIMS FOR SHORTAGE, NONDELIVERY OR FOR OTHER GROUNDS. KENTCO CORE FO WASHINGTON STREET PRO WIDWY RDWY337—/14.79'50 NORWELL45rIA 02U61 Delivery method 002 RDWY ROADWAY 0004 •.005 Due Date (: oods mark 06/02/.99 �JH1TEL1;•►LL E5'f/ll'r� Payment terms NET 30 DAYS Pos/SF Item Inv qty Un Item description ----------====CALL KENTCU 481-IRS—D4-7`::LiV 701-071-6333 1 9501002 EA DINING CHAIII—LINEN TAG: Z06-B EAUTY SHOP (072) IZ'1=11: G 2 9901000-269 2 EA I DINING SLAT CUSHION JL2(�`i� 3b24:3002 J. EA END TABLE-LINEN 1 l•F%G: 706-- BEAUTY. SHOP07�) i"f Ef1—H 4 9501019 )' EA DINING CHAIR—C}IICI]RY TAG: Z-12—TU13 ROW 2 (080) ITEM: A 5 990:(Q00-269 1 T:A DINING SEAT CUSHICIN it269 1 EA 6 6243019 END TADL-E-CHICORY TAG: Z22-TU13 ROOM 2 (060) ITEM: D HR1-I(:FI FREIGHT CHARGES W I C ker F-,,rn CUM i a'U ' I Use-6 CLt : W h;)e hau Esta#es 3eovly �cf�c/ 1 U-b RO I INVOICE—CUSTOMER _ _.� n_-_. A,w0inriyatinn 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO Z 10 R�� Fland JUNE 15. 1999 TO- KFNTCO CORPORATION 80 WASHINGTON STRES7 BLDG K #45 NORVELL, MA 02061 FROM: Diana Rivard RE: Purchase Order C99140 Invoice 9909204 The resilient filling materials and fabrics contained in our standard product line meet the California Bureau of Home Furnishings flammability requirements of T8117. The Technical Bulletin # 117 test consiars of placing a lit cigarette on a cushion. Test results provided by our fabric and fill suppliers indicate that they all comply with the TB117 requirements and have no ignition of materials during testing. Dane Rivard Lloyd/Planders Ynduatries Inc. a03o7►mAltrMl- 3�QDoa�wo • 90042MN4 •!mn YOCQwi♦9n0}0 W"em GA%wee M%. . on.vas VCMM .'79n'6 r `3t1S) 66 5 I 'xr.r f 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO + 7100 Industrial Drive Temperance,MI 40102 � INVOICE N0. ToU 734.847.3875 20 5868-00 Q. Fax.: 734-847-0993 i Fhe Best Seat in the House CUSTOMER NO. 22340 SOLD TO: SHIP TO: KENTCO CORPORATION DALEY & WANZER MOVING 8c STORAG 80 WASHINGTON STREET ATTN: SUE FLECK BLDG. K -- 045 781--925-0015 NORIJELL, MA 02061 621 NANTASAET AVE HULL) MA UATE CUSTOMER ORDER NO. SHIPPEUHY TERMS SALESMAN 5/13/99 C99099 ROADWAY XX NET"30 DAYS c, R. PETERSON QUANTITY QUANTITY ITEM/DESCRIPTION ORDERED SHIPPED FR- : PPD/ADD ** B/L: NDD 48 HRS 791-871-6333 � 1 1 563-AR C-563 ARM CHAIR UPHOLSTERY: PATTERN: INDEPENDENCE COLOR: IND432 IMPERIAL BLUE FINISH: M16 PEARL WHITE FINISH 01"TION: ur'rmNAL MArLL- AKP1Ke8r OPTION: W2 WALNU,f STAIN FINISH MARK FOR ': H1 - LAUNDRY (006) 14HITEI-IALL ESTATES 24 24 563-AR C-563 ARM CHAIR UPHOLSTERY: " PATTERN. INDEPENDENCE COLOR: IND432 IMPERIAL BLUE FINISH: S26 ALMOND FINISH OPTION: OPTIONAL MAPLE ARMREST OPTION: W2 WALNUT STAIN FINISH MARK FOR': * I - MULTI-PURPOSE (014) WHITEHALL ESTATES 6 6 563-AR C-563 ARM CHAIR UPHOLSTERY: PATTERN: INDEPENDENCE COLOR: IND350 YEW GREEN FINISH: 1116 PEARL WHITE FINISH OPTION: OPTIONAL MAPLE ARMREST OPTION: W5 WHITEWASH STAIN FINISH . :. MARK FOR ': S - EMPLOYEE LOUNGE (T121 WHITEHALL ESTATE _..• . StG(k C�)t0. `rj UJe6 at;- While how if/f sta A service charge will be added on accounts whlch remain unpaid beyond our eleled terms. The refs 1 1 � M{� of Interest will be 11k,%per month annual percentage rate of 16%. All shl pine n j ts/sales made by ciat manufacturer/aeller are for regale. Sales for resale are not taxable. SKINT toy 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KE,NTC0 1612 7100 Industrial Drive Temperance,MI 46162 INVOICE NO. Tel.: 734-817-3875 205866-00 Fax: 734.847-0993 I Fhe Best Seat in the House CUSTOMER NO. 22340 SOLD TO: SHIP TO: KENTCO CORPORATION DALEY & WANZER MOVING & STORA( 90 WASHINGTON STREET ATTN: SUE FLECK BLDG. K — #45 791--925-0015 NORWELL, MA 02061 821 NANTASKET AVE HULL, MA GATE cusTOMEROROERNO. SHIPPEUBY TERMS 5ALE6KAN 05/C 5/13/99 C99099 ROADWAY XX NET •30 DAYS C. R. PETERSOt. —FOB, IF-UPERANCf— QUANTITY QUANTITY ITEWDESCRIPTION ORDERED SHIPPED 1 1 563—AR C-563 ARM CHAIR UPHOLSTERY: PATTERN: INDEPENDENCE COLOR: IND350 YEW GREEN FINISH: M16 PEARL WHITE FINISH OPTION: OPTIONAL MAPLE ARMREST OPTION: W5 WHITEWASH STAIN FINISH MARK FOR ': k U1 — LAUNDRY (051) WHITEHALL ESTATES 1 ] 563—AR C-563 ARM CHAIR UPHOLSTERY: PATTERN: I I4DEP ENDENCE COLOR: IND350 YEW GREEN FINISH: 1116 PEARL WHITE FINISH OPTION: OPTIONAL MAPLE ARMREST OPTION: W5 WHITEWASH STAIN FINISH 11ARK FOR ': 7t Z20 — LAUNDRY 4 (063) WHITEHALL ESTATES 1 1 563—AR C-563 ARM CHAIR UPHOLSTERY: PATTERN: INDEPENDENCE COLOR: IND432 IMPERIAL BLUE FINISH: P116 PEARL WHITE FINISH OPTION: OPTIONAL MAPLE ARMREST OPTION: W5 WHITEWASH STAIN FINISH MARK FOR': Z21 — LAUNDRY 3 (061 ) WHITEHALL ESTATES # THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS. ## Llce charge will be added on accounla which remain unpaid beyond our stated terms. The tale rest will be 116%per month annual percentage rate of 1016. All snlpmentslseles made by aclurer/seller are for resale. Sales for resale are not taxable. ORIGINAL INVOICE 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 13 1244 West Dean Road Temperance,Mt 48182 Tel: 313-847-3875 T E X T I L E S Fax: 313.847.0993 17801 Fitch Street Irvine, California 92714 The Best Seat in the House (800) 366.6839 INDEPENDENCE PERMA PRUrECT BLO,ION TECHNICAL DATA AND TYPICAL PROPERTIES • Width: 54" Antimicrobial Protection • 1000/6 PolyVinyl Chloride(PVC) • Sulfide Stain Resistant • 100% Polyester Backing • Cold Crack: -20*F • Imported from Colombia • Heat Sealable • Weight; 36 oz./lin.yd. Is Oil Resistant •—— • Roll Length-30 Yards • Anti-Static Slip Finish • Abrasion (Wyzenbeek): • Mildew Resistant 400,000 Double Rubs • UV Stabilized Pigments 300 Hrs. Minimum _ MEETS FLAMMABILITY REQUIREMENTS*: • F.A.R.25.853b • New York Port Authority- • DOT-MVSS 302 • NFPA 701, Small Scale • Boston F.D. IX-1,Vert. • Fed.Spec. CCC-A-680a • CATech. Bulletin 117-E • FTMS 191-5903 • UFAC -Class 1 • BIFMA 'This term and any corresponding data refer to typical performance in the specific tests Indicated and should not be construed to imply the behavior of this or any other material under other fire conditions. VINYL CLEANING GUIDE EVERYDAY SOIL: Wash the area with mild soap and warm water. For stubborn dlrl•use a son brush and a touch or cleaning powder. Arm and dry with a soft ciotn In both situations. GUM: Remove all chewing gum possible;apply Naplha or Kerosene,worked In with a soft cloth. Ice may be used to harden the gum for easlor separation Irom the vinyl surface. (This method Is also useful in remoring wax.) INK SPOTS: Ink from markers and ballpoint pens Immediately affect pigments and are usually dllllc uli to remove. A solution of water and rubbing alcohol should be applied and gently rubbed on tie spot as soon as possible. y� NAIL POLISH&POLISH REMOVER: These products will Immedletely damage vinyl surfaces and,to retard lurther damage,should be promptly and carefully wiped { clean. PAINT: Clean oil-based paints with a soft cloth and Naptha. Clean latex-based paints using the same method as for Everyday Soll. Paint removers or brush unW lma Oro usu mwnunvuuvu. TAR,ASPHALT,ETC.: Petroleum-based products will stain vinyls 11 allowed to stand. Clean as soon as possible with a cloth,followed by Immediate appllcallon of Kerosene or Naptha. '06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO,. 1014 INDEPENDENCE GRADE 6 The Best Seat in the House — - IND-364 IND-363 IND•29 IND-370 IND-28 IND-359 IND-360 BURGUNDY PORT RUBY PAPRIKA SALMON CALVARY RED AMERICAN BEAUTY I N D•361 IND-357 I N 0-418 IND-5 78 IND-35 8 IND-37 2 IND-373 PLUM CLARET TEA ROSE FIESTA RED TOMATO MANDARIN ORANGE PERSIMMON t 7` 7 IND-03 IND424 iN0.415 IND•406 IND-10 IND-300 IND-367 PURPLE GREY DEWBERRY MAUVE PEACH SOFT PEACH RUST BURNT ORANGE IND-576 IND-11 I ND•20 I N D402 IND-401 INU-3/1 IND-365 DEEP PF:OENICIAN BLUSH SPRING MAUVE SHELL VICUNA CINNAMON BRITISH TAN C-393 IND-381 IND-407 IND 23 IND 364 IND-385 IND-321 IN BLACK MOCHA MONET LAVENDER SOFT BEIGE SAND PARCHMENT LEMON PEEL INO.392 INO.14 IND•378 IND-408 IND•404 IND-39S IND-394 GUNMETAL PEARL SANDALWOOD BUTTERNUT BONE oYSTEF WHITE ADOBE WHITE IND•429 IND-375 IND•13 IND 15 IND-367 IND-409 IND-113 GRAPHITE CHESTNUT TAUPE CORNSILK CAMEL BISQUE DOVE IND-432 IN0.345 IND-427 IND-355 IND•364 IND-353 INO 425 IMPERIAL BLUE REGIMENTAL BLUE BLUE RIDGE IRIS ROYAL SPACE BLUE GREYSTONE INO.352 IND•26 IND-25 IND•06 IND-428 IND•347 IND•419 MIDNIGHT BLUE SLATE BLUE OCEAN GREY AQUA GROTTO SPRUCE TURQUOISE IND-05 I N O.350 IND-344 IND-336 IND•0 7 I N D434 IND-00 AQUAOAIIK YEWGREFN FOREST MOSS AQUA GREY CHINA GREEN SIEAFOAM 17a TAKARA BELMONT USA, INC. �. KOKEN MFG.CO. 101 BELMONT DRIVE • SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873 P.O.BOX 265 • S .LOUIS,MO.63166 CD 469-5000 (732� (314)231-7363 � r rn f-3ALFY ?-.�WANZER MOV 9e STP.G 821 NANTASK.ET AVE WNUFACruMNr. co,. INC. w SHIP TO 101BEAUTY a BARBER EOU7PM r HULL, MA 02045 I ? �+ ATTN: SUE FLECl: • _ r Jmg gym I wig il-AI (7CENTCO-`CORP. - t'ri .. . ,, OUSSOMER•S NUMegt t' SO WnSHIANGTON o3 • _ �r 14J. JSOLD TO .-, BL✓s n�.�i ^14076 • • im NORWELL MA 02061 ' 00 ..REF.NO.— .ORDER GATE CUSTDM£AS ORDER NUMBER :' •„_ .. —At MAN _ INVOICE GATE INVOICE 1 SHIP YIA T--RIAS Ito 15 12=541 02/20/9 G9SiO3 YELLOW TRUCK 21 5 Net _0 G 51 C�99 i2791 -451B5CSPF ALL PURPOSE CHAIR 2 -2 O Q " SOMERSET 'T SPECIAL UPHOLSTERY 'r ^!En-3 PURPLE GREY c� Q Z06 - BEAUTY SHOP 072 0 ITEM A J-* DY-1350SPF DRYER CHAIR 2 2 " SOMERSET I SPECIAL UPHOLSTERY yam: NEO 3 PURPLE GRAY a." Z06 - BEAUTY SHOP 072 3 ITEM B H -*S* Bacw W H0609 VENUS DRYER BLACK FROM HIGHL 3 3 Oy! x = s styt+,ry 6r yel Char./ 15c DRYER LEGS WITH WHEELS WITH MANDL 1 1 O *5* UfeL E-p^y r ILJ_ WIv a b ARR LVE :_-LEEK OF - 5/10 NOT BEFGRIE '1`10T AFTER �f _;R TER CAL! -!S`:=T AT 721/8 7!-633= � imQn i CV CON INUED NE T PAGE ORIGINAL INVOICE TERMS L CON0ITIONS OF ORDER ON REVERSE 510E F•O.8- SHIPPING P01NT NOTICE: NO RETURNS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION. OVERDUE FTEMS SUBJECT 70 1% INTEREST CHARGE PER MONTH, K�3TCEN1r1Fff CCT. 101 BELMONT DRIVE • SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY 08873 P O.aOX 265 • ST.LOUIS,M0.63166 rn e (732) 459-5000 (314)231-7383 C'� " ZER•• Mc�VING• °: .;.: - .3B3E y FDALE l &~ WA.d : t: m$ .....•..., su„urACTURRa 7 - �:'i:•`I::�... _ ® R EQUMMEMTn`.3.._= 1 1 ;'SWP1T0; S 104AG`E �.: A' 'a suteE k., :4� �:•'` '�-' `�. :; 821 NANTASKET AVENUE tyl HULL, MA 02045 ^ .otr®,5�. _ —: _ �...'.l� _ :�•'�.�.'."i. �.:'r '•x1zr ��cS�n (�+ xCar� •`�' M1 '.i:'- .tJ;,L_ � S^�'r;._..__u.•'�.Jt.•`" �' {' _ •C:r.ri4:aq�..•r•� = . ��:'` �'e:.J �• •t�... .;;r.:[..[...•Fe{S�`�'::�i -:: r. CORP. _' �01,1>�rs►tv►1eFR_ ,.,;, 'l• - -:T:::::��;';`:�' �•- -,�-`=' BO WASHINGTON ST00 214276 F r SOLD �T0- rJ B LDG K4 MA 02061 _�` :r,� z,;_��:._. „�_ ` ��•,'.�r o� r NORWELL `' ��, ,.� - �.. :i .v__: irt. r;,: ;;`:aw::r:.:. �' a- �'�4 .`_ .•c,iy� _fit '' Y�� . ��' :r.�� .�'.. •?_�: _ rn • Q y;?�' ,�_, ., - , r-..�.- .rT-roc-'+-' i••....., 't.r•. .naacENO-'Ccj!'•::'�:.'i'i1'S W •�[+'��.:`-:};)-G� _ j•;-��.-"ram--"rcra+••T .� SHIPVLI � ��SAISi.}AII�� IMIOIGEOA7E �_�--._��.. W i CIsDME3YS ORs>a A NUMBER .• ._ _ �.REf HO:-t •:f ORE t)aITE, Lie ,—„ r:a::sJ�.:Y� �_ �_'`.`' 1% 15 ,� y C?9103 PRESTO N 21 5 Net 30 0406<39 17423= 013462 04/28/9 0.rr ' ' KOKEN MFG. CO. INC. tri �# x PRODUCT EPbba STARION MANICURE TABLE z WITH LIGHT C> P45T15 M-29 PURPLE GREY P41104 *932 ANTIQUE WHITE ON BALANCE LAMP ITEM �#£ WHITES• ^ 4^a � �; `'�— • i FOLLOW'• ' •a ''`=� Y,.. PPD CHGS TO N -r� � �n� `.+� `ram� -==� • o FRT CO: PRESTON 9 PRO #222-535-505-3 {Np {D - INVOICE' TOTAL ORIGINAL 1NV01CH :{ TERMS 6 CONDMONS OF ORDER ON REVERbE S 151 ARRF FFR MDM F.O.S. SNIPPING POINT •.�, . ..a�� •---. ,...—...,... n..•n.. ..m it .a .ur..nw.....wq nJ�rnn�.r r7[uQ CIR.¢f'T Tfl IV,iWTFBF�T 1;}I .06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 1017 ® REAM ["U E ARD VROfECtnrE FINISH NEOCHROME II Naugahyde brand fabrics continues the strong tradition of Industry-leading color development with NEOCHROME 11.The color palette represents a trend taking us"back to basics." NEOCHROME's warm and inviting colors are rich and saturated.They include new neutral tones possessing many casts and tints which are.so important when selecting interior furnishings.The colors are pleasing, blend well and invite you to incorporate them in an exciting interior design plan aimed at color satisfaction and long lasting durability. The Neochrome 11 color collection is ideally suited for commercial upholstery applications as well as residential: •office • family room •hotel/motel • living room • rest aurant/hospitality •dinette/casual dining • lounge • auto trim • hospitals • RV/Van upholstery - nursing homes • bus seating • hair salons • truck seating Neochrome 11 is formulated to meet the small scale flammability'test requirements contained in the following specifications: • Automotive (MVSS-302) • Department of Transportation • BIFMA (FAR 25.853b) • Boston Fire Code (BFD IX-1) • Massachusetts Fire Code • California Fire Regulation (527 CMR 21.00) (Bulletin 117-Sec.E) • Port Authority of N.Y. and N.J. •CCC-A-580a (Federal Standard 191A Test Method 5903) Neochrome 11 provides the COMPETITIVE EDGE: • sulfide stain resistance Beauty Gard' protective finish- • oil and mildew resistance which typically passes 400.000 (CCC-A-680a) cycles when tested using the Wyzenbeek abrasion test. (Federal • anti-static slip finish Standard 191A, Method 5304) •superior tear strength • maintained easily with mild soap •-200 cold crack and water 'This term and any corresponding data refer to typical performance in the specific tests Indicated and should not be construed to imply the behavior of this or any other material under other fire conditions._.. . . . _ ... .. -• . FOR COS "PiuMDIIVTTOA�COMPANY Incorporated En�dtn•0 taBO iiiiii� �� ■ AMERICAN NAUGAHYDE*BRAND FABRICS MA C UNIR13YAL I -OAnASOTA TOWER 2 NORTH TAMIAMI TRAIL,SUITE 900 •4huFFo•�oI �� rrwrs}eN®Isrs SARASOTA.FL 34236 •,o e� &282 Nmgahrae•Is a unaovsi regisleleo Ireaemerk Ior 119 MANY VInvl laonc, dla v Droves Prirtled In u SjL 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 18 � \✓ l�P1RD NEOCHROME II • r40RCIM MM 1 _ ,I i NEO-56 Toast NEO-58 Thatch NEO-57 Caramel NEO-52 Cameo i , i I r t t NEO.51 Canyon NEO-53 Coral NEO-29 Ruby NEO-46 Antel l i i NEO-47 wino Berry NEO-52 Port NEO-60 Mountain Violet NEO-3 Purple Gray I i 1 i I i r r NEO-43 Peacock NEO-42 Pine Forest NEO-5 Aqua Dark NEO-45 Shadow -- NOochrome II is formulated to meet the small scale tlammabillty-lest requirements'-nlained in the rotiowing spedlicadons: Automotive(MVSS•302) Department of Transportation BIFMA (FAR 25,1153b) Boston Fire Code(BFD lx-1) Massachusetts Fire Code (527 CMR 21.00) Catilornia Fire Regulation Port Authority of N.Y.and N.J. (Bulletin 117•Sec.E) CCC-A•680a(Federal Standard 191ATest Mothod 6903) 'This term and any corresoondinp dale refer to typical peAormence In the aDeciRc tests indicated and shmm not be coni rued to irnOv the benevlor el UNi or any ONtr material under other hire condl0ons. - NEO-61 Midnight Blue NEO-22 Black f �06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO C�19 IUpI. .a.l.UUiJI IJU. Ih.lil- ,...•.m., uund.I.,I iwvuiuIUAIE jAmuuNIUUE — o1. 175CG0 OI 055303COl 1 05/06/99 6,9 , ✓ RtMFUATS FHNM UAIE U INVOICE.F.O.13.Si IIPPING POINT. NOSE TI1Arrn)ovAL InEOU.rEU IUISCOWULE ODUC11OKHE CREDR LE BOX L unded.chair LEEOS,Av►BAMn 3505+4 . (205) INVOICE NOTE:We do not Insure sale delivery of goods.The trei►sporlallon co'' receipt relieves us of all responsibility and any claim for damages In trans should be inade Immediately) to the agent al.the point of delivery.N L E E U S>t AL merchandise is.to,be returned without wrlllen factory authorization;A claims must pe made within lode attar receipt of goods. ::. '• •.,.,. URCHASE OnOEn NO. OPOER DATE 00E RECEIVED . SAU: AN PROPOSED SHIP DATE COWPREPA�D SHIPPWO W9TRUCTIONS; ^ WKOF. .C9� 10� 02 4 y9' Pi3D ;,:.. Y11364769353 `"':04'�• ,.,. DO HOT Slim UPITEL 051G9v 1 OD11 E5 3714 3714 r MA11111f' S1—YITCIICN 0FF .1C['T15 1TE�M1 Ea l Bull r5 3714 37141 MARINI_ T—Ni%1fIT[NACE Ur-F TIO ITEM IS 1 flp3� C5 .3714 3714 r MARINE T—MAIIITENANCE OFF T10 ITEM 0 2 Hull I:, 3737 37371 FUI;F-S f A ZOG—I)CriUTY SHOP 072 ITEM U 1 U011 C5 3714 3714v MARINE 10 709—WELLPIF55 (1FF 088 ITEM B 1 1)U32 E. 5 3714 3714 , r,rlKlrlE Z09-01"LLNESS UFF.ICE 088 1TEM E DEFERRED DATE 5/10/99 mo SOONER NO F I)F IGIIT Lc s5 50 •; DISC 7 ItMUCE TOTAL _ I SecrLto ri c.k 6 L.1 LOY) �C.h Ci- CMION COUNT KNOCK DOWN WEI[,Nr SET UP WE1GI IT TAaIE WEIGHT W.gueren199 Uvt uts Iexele pbar products spxlAed herein are ndt mleerandsd Ieleegnor deeepUvety a f rthed or h"olmd LndM Pw PioAskns sI Ns Tca"r Product•IdenUlicalbn Ad and Rubs and Repull6orre tlter9under a S KENTCO S DALEY L WANLER fitly L STUN � FlLDI� li 821 NANTASKET nVC o 80 WASHIMGTON :ST P SUE FLECK MA020b1 IT HULLlIA U2t)4ci T NQRWELL . , , 0 0 1-781--Y2 5—OU 15 " IAnlntrF •06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO ( ) Z 20 Spectrum united chair. 3782 Peach 3735 Beige 3775 Taupe 3725 Brown -- - s' -- 3787 Sca Grccn 3737 forest 3708 Bose 3742 Maroon i 3'04.Oxford 3714,Marine 3734 Navy . 37U1 Grey 3711 Granil.c 3706 Black Abrasion: Heavy Duty Contents: 100%Nylon Suil Retardant(Scotchgard') Cleanability: Water-based or Solvent-based CleauCrs Colorfastness lam.• to Light: Class Crocking: Wet—Class 3 Dry—Class 4 PL•unruubilily: CATeCIL L'ulletin #117 I1/9' B11••MA Clas61 ITAC Class l 75°° RO.11nx 96,114 Cburthill Avanur,N.W.,Lixds,Alabama ISO94(2US)699.5181 IIZuVfj°�) 06/16/99 13:51 TEL 17818716333 KENTCO 21 aring Information Terms Id following Information is needed for all orders. quantity, Not 30 days.F.O.B.factory. 1I1 number, frame finish, upholstery number and any ms. (See example below.) An order form Is provided on opposite page which may be photocopied.Orders may be Cutomer Service d toll-free to (600) 868-4435 or mailed to P.O.Box 96, ds, Alabama, 35094. Phone orders must be followed Call toll-free: -5181 ,ediately by a confirming purchase order, clearly marked Central Time Zone:Eastern Time Zone: 800800/6851685-5181 nfirmation! (Do not mark Confirmation" on the lime Zone: 800r/66-5181 or Mountain al order.) United Chair will not be responsible for orders Pacific Ti Zone: 800/766-5181 licated through failure to Dearly indicate the order as �. ilrming. er Example: - guantity Model No. Frame Finish Upholstery No. Options 1C PIE . P jting: Returning Merchandise orders will be shipped via best carrier available at time of Arrangements must be made In writing prior to the return of ' section of Guarantee an )ment,unless routing is clearly specified on order. (pag merchandise. See "Return Policy e 7)for criteria. ler Cancellation and Changes Damaged Orders icellations or changes cannot be accepted after production At the time of delivery examine all cartons for transit damage. begun.Contact Customer Service to obtain Order status. Any carton damage should be noted on the freight bill or delivery receipt. Cartons should also be opened and the alacement policy/Repalr Allowances contents examined for damage. In the event of damage or loss,the freight bill or delivery receipt should be endorsed by credit or allowance will be given for repairs to damaged or the carrier and a claim should immediately be filed with the active items without written authority.United Chair reserves transportation company.United Chair cannot file a claim with right to specify any item be returned for inspection,freight a carrier on the behalf of its customers. paid.For details concerning replacement of defective mer- indise,contact Customer Service. Fire-Retardant Foam lifornia 133 The standard fire-retardant foam supplied meets the specifications of State of California Technical Bulletin #117. ny models in this price list can be made to comply with ate of California Technical Bulletin #133.Consult Customer rvice for the latest models and upcharges.To accommodate ).M. orders, United Chair can perform testing in 8 to 10 aks.Consult Customer.Service for details. M Jf1N. -0)' 99 (WED) 15:23 LOIS PETERS & CO. TEL: 1 978 287 4458 P. 003 12505/L.EV BUYLINE 0967 Lcvolor Cortficafions Cepunc to of ConNMance' Levolor certifies that all metal horizontal blinds meet or exceed Federal Specification AA-V-00200B of June 5,1973 for Type I or Type II venetian blinds,except in areas where the federal specification has become obsolete.The American Wlndow Covering Manufacturers Association(AWCMA)specification of performance standards has been accepted as a substitute by government purchasing agents.All Levolor metal horizontal blinds Comply with the performance standards set forth in this specification. Seiv Optfcef fteperft and Shading Coefficients T ie Preatlel mod tatlea $olo 3ludbr0 t oafllct4artt Optleall Properties Fl" 114•dear plate ohm 1N'N,a.flora of 9eacelpttee Closed PoaRloe Peatttae win Fabdt i It Ra ►s Opened 46 Closed Opaaad Vr Closd r 110 White .05 _ .60 .35 .76 .53 .44 .58 _ .46 .41 112 Alabaster .04 .59 .37 .77 .54 AS .59 .47 .42 31 Polished Aluminum .04 .50 .46 .80 .83, .53 .65 .51 .46 7 310 Sand .04 .44 .52 .83 .88 .58 .62 53 .48 3SS Maple Sugar .02 .32 .66 85 .75 .67 .63 58 .54 987 Raw Umber .02 .09 .89 .91 .88 .66 .67 .65 .64 +' 89 Bright .03 .67 .30 .90 .56 .38 .66 A7 .38 89W Bright'N"Black .02 .65 .33 .91 .57 .40 .67 .49 .39 8904 Brlght'N'Bright 02 .07 .91 .92 .90 .80 .97 .66 .65 �. 110 White with Shmrview option .05 _ .60 .35 - - .44 - - 112 Alabaster Mill SneeMew option .04 59 .37 - - .45 - - - 31 Polished Aluminum with Shearviaw option .04 SO .46 - - .53 - - 820 squirrel Gray wnh SheerVIew option 04 .25 .71 - - .73 - - _82_ Mirror Gold .03 .64 .33 .41 - - .39 8s _ Bright _ .01 .74 .25 - - .32 892 Black 00 OS 95 .92 1 .91 .89 .67 .67 .66 FbmnMft EV9=0113 We RUn 11 Ffainnolfi ty Test CerUncaf>ons Chart Acmance with Procedwa Oatllned kc Ver lcal Material Description NFPA UL RFD NYC CA • NEPA 7111(Small Scale Test) - Standard Methods of Fire Tests 701 214 IX-1 idle 19 for Flame-resistant Textiles and Fabric,Bala Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Films,1909 Edition tandardTests for Fabric,Burlington Pass Pass Pass Pass •UL 214(Small flame Test) - P opagat oon of Fabrics ands Fabric,Loren(F.R.) Pus Pass Pass Pass Pass Films Fabric,Nexus Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass •Boston Fire Department - Classifications of Fire Test. Fabric,Starlight Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass (8FD IX•1) BFD IX-1,May 16,18M Fabric,Crowned Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass • New York City(NYC) - Standard and Appeals,City of New York,October 29,1964 PVC Vane Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass e Stale of California Fire California Administrative Code PVC Groover Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Marshall'sOMee(CA Title 10) Tide 19•Pubfic Safety,Sub- Polyester-coated Aluminum Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass chapter 6,Article 8,Section Slat or Vane 1272(c)and Article 4,Section Acrylic-gated Aluminum Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 1237,Par.(b)per proposed Slat or Vane revisions in 1986 and as further modified by the State Fire Marshall :JUN. %02' 99(WED) 15:23 LOIS PETERS & CO. TELA 978 281 4458 P. 002 I . Lois Peters&Company 6/2/99 Congress Construction Co. West Peabody Executive Center 2 Bourbon Street Peabody MA 01 Attention: Tim O'Neil Reference:Whitehall Estates-Flammability Test/Manufacturer's Warranty Dear Tim: Enclosed please find copies of Levolor 1"Horizontal Blind Flammability Test and Manufacturer's Warranty as requested for the above referenced project. Please do not hesitate to call if you have any questions or need additional project needs. Sincerely, LOIS PETW&COMPANY Aj� Kim Sinclair Office Manager enclosures c:L.Peters pose of Box 1187 GoncW,Mwachwws 0174t 97s-31�-9997 Fax;978.2974458 6-0---2-1999 10:31 AM FPC)t'1 P. 1 ✓.� . , -'y�;.t.:.1.i ;I,Di."','..',.�'-;r.•\>1•f. hi•.'.`3y. 1�,:. .as't'I•.::ar' ..�'.?!n�'3,1.1:\.'i:•.!�- •''�'_7•�."Wi�\"e!ii• 7. `�.--��\i•. � \ i� 'a. !a, N'• C�. 7 ' •��`•'°' ,• �•s ~- �+•� , �� :'�� ".•!}i.'•'}'1-•,�Y•iJJ1i•i,:•:!y�,"• "a?+.•.ey P;. 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'.' 1 J::7 r ��f tiM i IHDG: - I 1JU 31999 yZ iV==ntile Pmd QMlaad,Ohio 441:1 1 ROUT'P:G: �'.OINAL ' •;, ^} �•.. :16-"3M ^+^T �Inmperial 4';oo.tract Wallcoverin;s I>i•'k�i ' + M. *`-= 6iTAR.�..k: & ME CGASSMCATIC2N NOnCE • tanc. - Tnis aclowledgment is at ma,aer. In such written aof!,cz, buyer shall specify 1 ,u• acceptance of' br-yer's order, conditioned on in detail the basis for all claims against seller. • buyer's asp= :o all the provisions hereof as the sole terms :nd,:or didorts,of tw a sale. Acceptance Warranty - Seller war ants that the goods r• 1 • . of goods, i;::wl:ole or is part, or other express or mane.*actt td by sellet will be free from der"ects in '_ Y•' ..; implied as::nt J)y buyer m the terms hereof shall materizl Ttd wor.�=ship when properly installed 9 constitute .m .tg<eement to all the tarns and tamer normal use for arhich they were iatemd c. conditions'.iere ia, 4 1 THE C' WARRANTY- STATED W THIS r ;�,a•` = Tie �ti':�n- � under ,ass A der NFPA, 101-94; PARAG11WH IS I r4�y LMV OF ALL O'TBER aj • WTI'F.�Y Life Safer-y Cot le v�rested by ASTM E-S;•-91 .:` W RR..� S RT OR U Lu, h whea moui tted on reinforced cemmew board and STATUTORY, 1-71TRESS OR L1-1PLTED, ' r °•,��' "Type X M 1,sun board bused aa tests conducted by VI CLd tULNG ANY slip Alm,XN1rY OF > iudepcndev:;lab 3r.caries on sazL+ples of production NIERCH�,;tiT_aBILITY OR FTT:rESS P 4I2 A : rrns. Tht:se •es,, res1_l:s are not appiicabie to PARTICULAR PLWOSE. , s y other surface including k••� apples m�:{trat::d on art k -- .• _ other of.Upsur- board or when multiple Limited 1-tigbility-The seller's liability arising out ^ �� layer of pi Ddu:ts are used. According to the test of or relating to the sale or sspplyimg of the gcods - : protocol, the I-84 Test measares and descr:"aes hereunder shall got in any rase ezc=d the cost of `! tLe r:uperu�•c F materials:a t~spo=:o heat and .aorrecriag. altered defects 7A ;he goods or thr �Ks., I •" ��"• flame uncle- eoatroiled laboratory conditions and replaecmcnt cost of such goods F.O.-B. seller'. ;V slrot:ld not i tie a red to descr"oe or aapraise the fire plant or==h other point as seller may designate. hazard of;!redacts under actual Ere conditions• Upon application,Buyer shall fatly inspect the .9rst � . a" However, cea its of this test may be used as tht� strips of installed product (the "Leicai " .--- � r = elements o a�:-e risk assessment which takes into Installation'). Seller shall not a liable for racy t t h r t e�- was '.4:* �• t sr; accottn.air of tl.- faders tv�+ic,;are percnent o an aLeged d..eci in the product that u;s or sho.dd assts.=eat of i he fire hzvtud of a particular end have been observable u'om the final lnstalwion. Yti use. Seller shall not be liable in any event for incide=al ;z�"3 = v ! •;; .•-- � _ or e,.emplary consequential dazuages. _ Iaim -3 iyer shall filly inspect the goods upon = A; Y'• = receipt. ti'i;'tthia ten clays.after buyer's receipt of Go-v-ernh-ja La v - This Agreetmcnc shall be the goods,'xryf_r shall give written notice to seller governed by =d construed in accdidance wish the - of any 4-ii z that the goods are defective in any domestic laws of:he State of Ohio. r: ,fF't Fax,No:a 7671 [) 4 page%7•co n�- ^~w. f � a Post-it° • From S -Pi A !� ,.: r.. �`'• - .,,Y,,^.�. Too G'. 6•.'1•M1:'1•,:•Yf. •4Y't::i�:!•�•i ,tit ...r 611-964-3916 Telepfitsrae. �•�=N `phone i `�, ••--.�:'�' F 617-527.2836 Fax ,, �... r,.. ,o>-• : ;;w rr,}�;� Fax - x�,''''ir nra '�a.�.•.. -� '�•i:�1��?••: :� JUi1`.,02' 99 (WED) 15:24 LOIS PETERS CO. TEL: 1 91:8 287 4458 P. 004 : LVOLOR® LEVOLoW 1" BLIND Competitively positioned 1"horizontal aluminum window covering. Key features: �_�Ly • one-year warranty • Headrail:9/<"high Y 1 MC wide • 1"wide slats - 13.2 slats per toot - Guardian Tiller'"disengaging clutch mechanism Product Overview The Levolor 1'Blind, considered the tenant standard, represents Levolor's competitively priced horizontal blind backed by a one year limited warranty. Committed to both durability and aesthetics,the Levolor 1"Blind provides the quality economical choice. The durable and slim headrail,made of roll-formed Tomlzed steel,Is designed for windows with restricted mounting surfaces.The steel hardware is securely Installed, insuring accurate alignment of moving parts and long,maintenance-free operation. The nominal.0055"thick slats are made of high grade magnesium aluminum alloy which provides overall strength and resiliency,assuring a quality look for the life of the blind-The Levolor 1"Blind's 13.2 slats per foot insure adequate closure and light control.The exclusive Guardian Titter disengaging clutch mechanism eliminates over rotation of the tilt wand and protects the tilt mechanism against breakage.This key feature eliminates the problem of the slats being locked in a permanent position preventing further opening or closing of the blind. The Levolor V Blind is offered in a limited range of colors with frosted components. 2 KCAL-L I TE/D I U I S I ON PHONE NO. 60322y;�56 , Jun. 01 1999 07:39AM P 1 W r IJUN _ LITE °° D I V I s I o N tf�o ' 1999 3105 A►L CHESTE j, KALWALL CORPORATION 1111 CANDIA RD, o':�ox ¢: :,'GIN `JJ •'.� 1 _ AL ti�+ A ., FAX COVER SHEET S; DATE No.OF PAGES INCL. : ,-ess C Way'COMPANY : PHONE Ga"`� / zo FAX: g7f1-�35" (� ATTN: Je,� '� 800/526-1609 � COMPANY : KAL-CITE DIVISION PHONE : 603/229-1956 FROM: Beg)j FAX RE : Acj'�r'- /f .--J Uri, /441 / o'ry Clw'Tse KAL-L1TE®USDAACCEPTED r•IBERCLASS REINFORCED PANELS•FOOD••+GRiCULTURB•TRANSPORTATION°INDUSTRY �uM KAL—LITE/DIVISION PHONE NO. : 6032291956" Jun. 01 1999 07:39AM P2 or utuai Research 1151 Boston-Providence Turnpike P.O. Box 9102 Norwood,Massachusetts 02062 1990 June 29, OT6Q4.AC (4820) EVALUATION BY ASTM E-84 (87) FIRE TEST METHOD ON FR POLYESTER, PANELS , ° for KALWALL CORPORATION 1111 CANDIA ROAD MANCHESTER, NH 03103 I INTRODUCTION Kalwall Corporation submitted five samples, which they. eyedesignated Test as FR Polyester Panels, for evaluationper ASTM E-84 d. The ASTM E-84 Test Method subjects materials to limited fire conditions When tested in a horizontal ceiling application. The test results may not Indicate the material ' s actual burning characteristics when field installed in a vertical position. Also, the sample mounting prescribed in this test method may not produce a fire behavior representative of actual building fires . Factory Mutual Research personnel did not witness the submitted products being manufactured; therefore, this test program is considered an exploratory evaluation. Tests were conducted in accordance with the Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials, ASTM Designation E-84 (87) . The results yield flame spread and smoke density values for the test materials during a 10 minute fire exposure. The purpose of the test is to determine that comparative surface burning characteristics of building materials by evaluating the flame spread performance of red oak under identical conditions. The smoke density value of the material arbitrarily established as 0 and 100 respectively. •II MATERIALS TESTED The client supplied the following descriptions of the panels: FR Polyester Panels Test S.- .090 Kalite e GP. Typ L 'O : XAL—LITE/DIVISION PHONE NO. : 6032291956 .s Jun. 01 1999 07:40AM P3 NOT ro be distributed outside rho FACTORY MUTUAL SYSTEM,except by CLIENT. EVALUATION BY ' ASTM E-84 (87) FIRE TEST METHOD ON FR POLYWER PANELS for KALWALL CORPORATION 1111 CANDIA ROAD MANCHESTER, NH 03103 J.I . OT6Q4.AC CLASS NO. 4820 JUNE 29, 1990 Factory Mutual.R „search 1151 Boston-Providence Turnpike .9.01 BQx 9102, f -No'rw' 00a,t —9a-ichuserm 02062. FKOM : KAL-LITE/DIVISION PHONE N0. : 60:2291956 Jun. 01 1999 07:40AM P4 FACTORY MUTUAL RESEARCH CORPORATION OT6Q4.AC Page 2 III ,TEST RESULTS The following are the ASTM E-84 (87) test results of FR Polyester Panels supplied by Kalwall Corporation. Test 5: .090 Kal i to Type GP Flame Spread 120 GJ G Smoke Density 290 Caution: These Numerical Flame Spread and Smoke Density values are not intended to reflect the hazards presented by this or any material under actual fire conditions. The products of combustion were not analyzed nor is it required by the ASTM E-84 Test Method. IV LABORATORY RESPONSIBILITY The Factory Mutual Research Corporation makes no, jud.gement of product uniformity solely as a result of this fire test evaluation. Product uniformity depends in part on manufacturing facilities and quality control procedures. Factory Mutual Research' s Audit Inspection and Re-examination Program provides a means to assess these conditions. . Factory Mutual Research makes no judgement of product suitability for its intended end-use based entirely on ASTM E-84 test results. This decision is usually the prerogative of the local authority having jurisdiction. TESTS SUPERVISED AND REPORTED BY: . E. Beaurega JEB:drs GENCORP Decorative & Building Products Division 133 Yorkville Road East P.O_ BOX 191 Columbus, MS 39703 Tel: (601) 327-1522 May 27, 1999 Bay State Wallcovering Attn: Kim Fax#: (781)233-7416 Dear Kim, Per your request, GenCorp certifies that its walicovering pattems identified below meet the requirements of Class A of NFPA-101, Life Safety Code, with flame ratings in the range of 0- 25. PATTERNS SP-DF103 SP-DF104 SP-69-16 These numerical ratings were determined by the UL 723 (ASTIVI E-84)tunnel test method and are not intended to reflect hazards presented by these or any other products under actual fire conditions. All tests are performed on reinforced cement board. Sincerely, GenCorp Daniel C_ Gottschalk Technical Manager DCG:ds Mn anm r-o.firo.l UENCORP Decorative & Building Products Division 133 Yorkville Road East P.O. Box 191 Columbus, MS 39703 Tel- (601) 327-1522 May 27, 1999 Bay State Wallcovering Attri: Kim Fax#: (781) 233-7416 Dear Kim, Per your request, GenCorp certifies that its wallcovering pattem identified as MB6020 (slrn 227-5748) meets the requirements of Class A of NFPA-101, Life Safety Code, with flame ratings in the range of 0-25. Numerical ratings were determined by the ASTM E-84 tunnel test method and are not intended to reflect hazards presented by this or any other product under actual fire conditions_ All tests are performed on reinforced cement board. Sincerely, GenCorp Daniel C_ Gottschalk Technical Manager DCG:ds ISO 9002 Cert W ;p L P.O.Box 464,1649 8roac►way Hanover,Pennsylvania 17331-0464 USA Phcnc 71'1/632-5910 �F Fax 717/632-3320 Int't Fax 717/632-5960 Pcst-its Fax Note 7671 � To From �J�1,J1I_ Lrse»hars� Color Tree Designs AsGfard House co./Dept. Co, d I? Phone a /� 1/ Phone R Fax S ` J �T ( t0 Fax N Dear C'uslovior: E3aystate Attn: Kim T hil)!i!' s'(.Sll t;)f VU11(LP1:1U1T'j( ft;t;?l(.111;7 0111-111Y)('Ucts. .i ber 50,)ni•lation you hive rcuuctitr:d l� p;; flll.lUWs: ,-;ty;c i LuiibVr',• RF 0696; _ _ ............. ':'esi i aL+ur(�to1y:.4��Z��.1.rig.,�:�,'s:rta•11<sll.l�tt�__..._ lo'i SS Rei;lfcTCad UI)t',reat.-r!7 I y p e X 11'ti)i.u1t111E? Slil)4lI'iit:: _i._�tlieflt�E3C'a! d��--'- Mi unu'ng Substratc. � S.J?R V!aI- br_7a�' I ;� �� .•.: I':c!.ie:,t �:c�. ►�- 1 , � SZ'►'RI Yroje;;t No.: I)Lit, ,.S?s:r_vl -a-2-.i .L.�_ Da to .-Qdd!,u20. 1�95 Class*:—A— I it:r ; -.t?., F'la�r14 Spread Iliciax:._l�l.__ Stltol;e I)eveiopcd Indcx:_5._ d(,ta nad ;it?:;sifi.catsul} ro;lform to AST M F 793-90 "Standard CLISSil ation c1f tv'allc over:?iL4 by -DarekbilitY Characteristics", CCC-W-409C; "Federal Speciflcatiorl �1�''i:;lcove•.ic,, . 1'ilv,•j-Coatcd",N.F.Y.A. 101 "Lir'� Safety "odc". C Wiuflr_ti f'legsc.n�1t;:that t1w product (Class A, T3, or Q and the. lramtorical i i,Ir1l sEsr(;,.ct�'c;t►:o;�c' det r.1clp:,t�tlt chat inns cievelore:i vd tt-,me�d in EiccOrda Ice with the; AS FM T; 84 t.s bcnal:>r'.v tc-t method. The ATSM V, 84 test describe: and measures t},e prt)petties oj' Ti"ateri!:e15 tl� rT,t�an�� to 11cat and flame in a contre}lle� :;;Zt'ifnt:tllc.r;t isolated fhan frlc(r)rs that.4-t: 10cvaltt to tlic over•ull asscssi-Mili.of the fire fw.,(:rd presetalwel. Accordiu;;y,the test rzsults S;�u:ul�j tl(:l'lie CL1n�L[ie(i "o indic-it<e 1hQ l;ifL_lri pfps:le.od Uii' r FldtJ Jj A fizi conl;tiulls. For clil�OVt:l1'i !4 l7}:)11T1tC'd VJIi{ impact the pet;0TRILLIC:C o til;: ;,,ocll;et i1z a fry. ��alle:�vering s inples «lhh;h Lhe stove date 13 has,.�1 werz tak-on from l: QJkIcW)ii runs for this category of MO(ltict ntld tes!cd on a substrlte of glass reinforces cement butird (testI) and untreated type X (iypsjur) wallbuard (test I1). If the wallcovering Is to be ;nstalled upon a d;ffere,it substrate, the product's perform.-mce !$ likely to be affected. Additional information relating to :lie fire hrtard assessment,of "vallcovel-h!y may be found in the Life Safety Coda Finndbouk (NY.P.A. 101) published by the National fire Prc>tectiUtl A ssUcittlioll Ill Qtliticy, Ma55AC11115Cit5. EISENI TART WALLCOVEJUNUS CO. '1313dcr the R1110Mng building and HFP RNfnly COciCS, ti'r lue mi(3ppi-uved autoinatic fire SLIP ressio�il sysicln is provided, inicrio, lilzish u1'(,la5s !:S ((;IasS 11) rnalerinl is pern1iticd t0 he it" 01ace a Class A (Class I) inntcrif:l: (1) 130CA, Nntiunal Dulldii}g Cc,,Ie (1990) Sectiul, 922.5.4 (2) 1.►uifar It .EluildinP, COde (1991) Section 4204 (n) 2 and (3) NRI'.A. Laic sufcty Code, 1 t)I 't•ahic r?-5.2 Vootnulc " Automatic Sprinklers". YORK WALLCOVERINGS 'May 26, 1999 Attn: Kim Baystate WIC Job: Thatilc YOU fur yuur fire-rating request. Please refer to the Iollowing infonnatioil for pattern(s) YC6070:. This pattern is a Flexo printed-paper wallcovering. YC6072 are made of the same constra2tion as this fire rating information for KN2536, which has been tested by cnmmerc:i.il laboratories. FIRE RATING"KN2536" All information is applicable and this is a.Class A fire rating. Use this fire rating for YL6072. Vi'e hope that this-.11forniation will be of help to you. Sincerely, YOI K WALLCO ERINGS, :r Je y Ro augh lstomer rvice Representa' e 7-40 Linden Avenue, D.O. Box 5166,York PA 4 "-- 6. 71> 1� 0� �16 ( 7)846-4456•FAX(717) 543.5624 International Sala FAX(717)S43-8167 3 u U I riVVLST RESEARC ,.H INSTITUTE 5220 CULERRA ROAD a POST OFFICE ORAWER 28510 • SAN ANTONIO.TEXAS.USA r8228.0510 • 1t101 664.5111 a TELEX 244846 CHEMISTRY AND CI IEMICAL ENGINEERING UIVISION DEPARTMENT OF FIRE TECHNOLOGY FAX(210)15 -3377 INVESTIGATION OF THE SURFACE BURNING CHAR ACMVIST'ICS OF A PRINTED SURFACE WALLCOVERING WITH A PREPASTED BACKING, ADHERED TO 0.5 IN.THICK GYPSUM WALLBOARD MATERIAL ID: FLEXO PRINT SwRI PROJECT NO.: 01-1203-291a FINAL,REPORT TEST DATE: 2-JUL-1998 REPORT DAM; 8-JUL-1998 Prepared for. YORK WAUL:,`OVERINGS 750 LINDEN AVENUE YORK,PEN14SYLV"IA 17404 By: Approved by: Anthony L. SmvccAa Alex B.Wenzel Supervisor Director Firs Tc5tirt S p.vices Department of Fire Technology T1d1,Npm Ia for 010 rvmm.lw,nt 0-c+4w�k k nuy M yoo 1n iV.tk.b ow wm VA Vvw of aicurpq pr0*.0 f,.W defy a0n%I&A a aPP"&&*t w. TtNA MOW"I not Da nppduood OA;W In w wow tho wian appt"t of awRi Not w tva nips►nor OW Amm at Qw MWkuW Than be%*W h puDlidry a adwW rC • AN A N T O N I O , TFWAS �10USTON.TEXAS • DETROIT.M1CH,GA•N 0 WASHINGTON.DC ' 05 26v99 1 D 14 vu F.0 717 654 2799 T[u,report prese;ncs the results of an ASTM E84 test on a specimen submitted by the Client. The test is conducted in accordance with the procedure outlined in ASTM E84-97a,"Startdaid Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials"WFPA 255.AIVSYM 723 and UBC 8-1). This test method for the comparative surface burning behavior of building materials is appli:able to exposed surfaces,such as ceilings or walla,provided that the material or assembly of materials,by its own structural quality or d;,e manner in which it is tested and intended for use,is capable of curporting itself in position or bcing supported dung the test period. These tests are conducted with the material in the ceiling position. The purpose of this test method is to determine the relative bums ng bcbavivr of the material by observing the flame spread along the specimen. Flame Spread and Smoke Developed index are reported. However,there is not nec 4warily a relationship between these two measurements. For each test, a sFe.imen measuring at least 21 ift,wide x 24 A long is required. The specimen may consist of a conti°.uolrs, unbroken length,or of sections joined end-to-end- When requested by the Client,specimens are prept-red at SwPJ following the Client's instructions. Unless otherwise indicated by the Client,test specirrte-r.s are conditioned as appmpriare.in an atmosphere m. ntained betwecu 68 and 78OF and 45 to 55%relative,humidity. Immediately prior to the test,the specimen is mounted in the furnace with the sid:to be tested facing the test flame. 50.i timcs, because of the nature of the material undergoing testing,additional support(e.g.wire,wire and reds,rods,and/or bars)is used to ensure that the specimen will remain in position during the test. Tn.' use of supporting materials on the underside of the test specimen may lower the Flame Spread Index frorn that which nught be obtained if th.c ipe-nimen could be tatted without such suppori,and the test result!: do not necessarily relate to indices obtained by testing materials without such support. The flame front pcsition and light obscuration arc recorded throughout the 10-minute test and used to calculate the Flame Spread and Smoke Developed indices. The temperature at 24 ft is also recorded. The Flame Spread and Smoke Developed indices reported herein are relative to the results obtained for mineral fiber-:trinfomed cement board And select grade rend vale(moisture content between 6 and 8%). The mineral fiber-reinforced cement board is the calibration material used to obtain 0 values for Flame Spread and Smoke; red oak decks are u."to obtaui 100 values for Flaa-ne.Spread and Smoke. 7i a rest:lts apply spociftc:ally to the specim:ns tested, in the manner tested,and not to the entire production of these or sitnik�x materials,nor to the performance when used in combination with other 111atcrials. $ 11715 standw-d should be used to measure and describe the response of materiALs,products, or aswinbilt*to heiuN and flame under controlled conditions and should not be used to describe or appraise the fire-&yard or five-risk of materials,produce,or assemblies under actual fire conditions. However,results of the test may be used as elements of a fire-hazard assessment or a fire-risk assessment which takes into Account All of the factors which are peranebt to Ma assessment of the fir:hazard or fire risk of a particular end use. This Standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns,if Any,a5gociated with Its use. It Is the responsibility of the user of this standard to estabIM appropriate safety and health practices awl determine the appilcahility of regulatory Utnitations prior to us& APPENDIX VI-E 1997 UNIFORM FIRE CODE TARTY.9-A---FLAME-SPREAD CLASSIFICATION Class Flame-spread Index I 0-25 _ u 26-75 to 76-200 p ASTM E 84-97a REPORT CLIENT: YORK WALLCOVERINGS SWRI PROJECT NO: 01-1203-291a DAILY TEST 1,40: 3 MSCRIPTION OF SPECIMEN I)ATT RECEI'vBD: 22-Jun-1998 MATERIAL ID. Flexo Print DESCRUMON: Wallcovering with a printed surface THICKNESS: 0.003 in.(nom..inalj UNIT WEIGHT: 4.09 oz/sq yd COLOR: Green,maroon,and cream SUBSTRATE: 0.5 in.thick Aypsum wallboard ADHESIVE: PrePasted backing SPECDARN S12S: Three sections 24.0 in.widc x 96.0 hi. lwa8 CONDTTION'T'40 TIME: 9 days at 70OF and 507o relative humidity SUPPORT USt.0: None From Clie:afs material description 2of4 05126:,,99 WED 14:01 FAX 717 $54 2799 ASTM E 84-97a REPORT CUNT: Y oR K W A LLCOVrRINGS SWRI PROJECT NO: 01-1203-291a DAII..Y TEST NO: 3 TEST RESULTS(ROUNDED TO NEAREST 5) FLAN"SPFlAD INDEX(FSI): 5 SMOKE DEVELOPED INDEX(SDI): 5 TEST DATA UNROUNDE1)FSI: 6.7 UNROUND10 SDI: 6,9 FS*TIME AFJ:A(Ft*Min): 13.0 SMOKE ARI::A(%*Min): 5.0 FUEL AREA (°F*hlin): 5291.3 OBSERVATIONS DL'ING TEST IGNITION T N E(Min:Sec): 0:58 MAXIMUM':'j.AyfE FRONT ADVANCE(Ft): 1.5 TIME TO Mfi.:51UM ADVANCE kM- in:Sec): 2:20 MAXIMUM T EMP.AT EXPOSED TC(OF): 583 TIME TO W.,,YdWM TEMP.(Mia.Sec) : 9:45 TOTAL FM.. BURNED(Cn.Ft.): 52.5 DRIPPING Otn:Sec): None FLAMING Ol's FLOOR(Min:Sec): None AFTERFLAN.IE TOP(Min:Sec): None AFI'ERFLANd,"FLOOR Nin:Sec): None CALIBRATD)N DATA (LAST RED OAX) RED OAK SNLUKE AREA(%*Min); 77.0 RED OAK FUEL AREA(°F*Min): 8553.9 GRC BOARD M-EL AREA(°F*Min): 5178.4 3 of 4 05/216/99 WED 14:02 FAX 717 854 2799 YORK WALLCOVERINGS � ASTM E 84-97a REPORT CLIENT; Y'ORK WALI,COVrpjNC)S SWRI PROVE 7 NO: 01-1203-291a DAILY M'6;T NO. 3 !i ht Obscurabon b n x. —0—Red Oak n. Specimen o- f i 4 •_ Tna iU��teey , Flamespr®ad if —0--Red Oak Specimen e 4 Oi 4 05i 20:99 WEI► 14:03 FAX 717 854 2799 YORK WALLCOVERII GS Yj&DV N1 1 WALLCOVERIhGS May 26, 1999 Attn: Kim Bay:,ta*P W./C Job: Thank you for your fire-rating request, please refer to the followinn information for pattem(s) RM150)3. This pattern is a Surface;printed paper co"veriniz RM1500B is made of the same construction,as this :fire rating hiformation for SC6659, which has been tested by commerci.al laboratories. All information is app;icable and this is a Class A fire rating. FIRE RATING'IS U6659" Use this fire rating; for RM150OB We hope that this::nformation will be of help to you. Sincerely, YORK WAIIJ-COVERINGS, r J"Jnv R baugh tomne Service'Represe tive 750 Linden Avenue, P.O. Box 5166,York,PA 17405-5166•(71-7)W-4456 •FAX(717)843-5624 International Sales rAX(717)84''-3167 05•'26,'99 WED 14:03 FAX 717 854 2799 YORK liALLCOVERINGS 009 SUUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 6229 CUILE9AA ROAD • PD$T OFG!CE DRAWER j85l0 • SAN ANTON'O.?EXkS.USA?e22e•05%C • (210}$04.5!tt • TELEX 2,a848 Cl IEMt9TRY AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DIViS1UN DEPARTMENT OF FIRE TECHNOLOGY TAX(21 D)822.331 T All IIJVESTIGA]ION OF THE SURFACE BURNING CI-IARACTElt{STTCS OF A PRINTED SURFACE WALLCOVEIUNG WITH A PREPASTED BACKING, ADHERED TG 0.5 IN.THICK GYPSUM WALLBOARD MATERIAL ID; SURFACE PRINT SwRI PROJECT'NO.: 01-1203-291c FINAL.REPO R T TEST DATE: 2-JUL-1998 REPORT DA9'13: S-JUI.-1998 Prepared for. YORK WALLCOVEPINGS 750 LINDEN AVENUE YORK.PENNSYLVANIA 17404 By: Approved by: Anthony L.Sa«LXda Alex B.Wenzel Supervisor Director Fire Tessin Services Department of Fire T"hnolo gy T1� �a!u t'er by inleen+M4n d Cr eJlw�. N mq a r'a•a n lu•nW!y fqr tl!•��a�p p+�dua•CL•pt•np hem ddr mwau•c a> �aWwrttin. Mgt atiu not to t"_*o•C V_W M!utl,MIO_d dv vOen epptevd d 9wPi. N•m�•us '"0n nor W*n&M d M kWdtA@ W a LaW inpi&l 4'&mMftNo. R e! AN ANTO N ! O , TEXAG h:OUSTON TEXAS • DETROIT.MICHIGAN • WASHIN3TON.DC 05/26r99 WED 14:04 FAX 717 854 2799 IORIi WALLCOVERINGS WjUlu =0D CT ON This report pwtx s the results of an ASTM E84 test on a specimen submitted by the Client. The test is conducted in are;ordance with the procedure outlined in ASTM FR4-97a, "Standard Test bictltud for Surface burning Characteristics of Building Materials"(N-?A 255.ANSUUL 723 and UBC 8-1). This test meth A for the comparative surface burning behavior of building materials is applicable to exposed surfaces, Stich as ceilings or Waite,provided that the material or assembly of materials,by its own structural quality,3�the manner in which it is tested and intended for use,is capable of supporting itself in position or beb-zZ suppurtcd during the test period. These tests are conducted with the material in the veiling position. The purpose of this test method is to determine the relative burning behavior of the material by observing the flame sprrad along the specimen. Flame Spread and Stroke Developed index are reported. However.there is not r..e,nessarily a relationsbip between these two nicasuremems. For eaoh test,a -�pccimen measuring at least 21 iri, wide x 24 ft long is required. The specimen MY consist of a continix)us,unbroken length,or of sections joined end-to-end. When requested by the Client, specimens are pmpared at SwRI following the Client's instructions. Unless otherwise indicated by the Client,test speci;njem are conditioned as appropriate in an atmnsphere.maintained betwoon 68 and 78°F and 45 to 55%relative humidity. Immediately prior to the test, the specimen is mounted in the furnace with the side to be tested facing the test flame, Sometimes,baoause of the tiaturr.of the material undergoing testing,additional support(e.g.wire,wire and rods,rods,and/or bars) is used to ensure that the specimen will remain in position during t r-test. The use of supporting materials on the underside of the test specimen may lower the Flame Spread Index from that which might be obtained if the specimen could be tested without such support,and the test resu',ts do not necessarily relate to indices obtained by testing materials without such support, The flambe front position and iight obwuration are recorded throughout the 10-minute test and used to calculate the Flume Spread and Smoke Developed indices. The temperav re at 24 ft is also recorded. The Flame Spreal aid Smoke Developed indices reported herein are relative to the results obtained for mineral fhb!,a-reinforced cement board and select grade red oak(moisture content bctwocn G and 8%). The mineral filaer-reinforced cement board is the calibration material used to obtain 0 values for Flame Spread and Stroke,red talc decks are used to obtain 100 values fm Fldiva Spread and Smoke. The results apply specifically to the specimens tested, Li the manner tested, and not to the entire production of these or similar materials,nor to the performance when used in combination with other materials. 05%26/99 WED 14:05 FAX 717 $54 2799 TORT WALLCOATRINGS Uli This standard shat�ld be vwd to measure and describe the responso of materials,products, or assemblies to heat and flame under controlled conditions and should not be used to describe or appraise the fire-hazard or Sae-risk of materials,products,or nwemblies under aetua- conditions. However,results of the test may be used as elements of a Ere-hazard assessment or a On-risk assessment Which takes into account all of the factors which are pertinent W tau assessment of the fire bamrd or Am risk of a particular end use. This standard do w s not purport to address all of the ss fety concerns,If any,assoclated with its use. It is the responsiil)Mty of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and detesaii.ne the applicability of Mulatory limitations prior to use. APPENDIX VI-E 1997 UNIF01UY1 FOE CODE 'TABLE S-A---FLAME-SPREAD CLASSIPICA71ON Class Flame-spread Index I 0-25 26-75 l:Il 76-200 05l26"99 WED 14:05 FAX 717 854 2799 YORK WALLCUMKLAt3b ASTM E 84-97a REPORT CLIENT: IVORK WALLCVVERLNGS SWM PROTECT NO: 01-1203-291c DA I-Y TENT NO: 5 DESCRIPTION OF SPECIMEN DATE RECEIVED: 22-Jun-1999 MATERIAL ID:* Stufac c Print DESCRII' ON. Wallcovering with a printed surface THICKNESS; 0.007 in. UNIT WEIGHT: 4.17 oz/sq yd COLOR: Green,white,and rose SUBSTFtA.TI . 0.5 in.thick gypsum wallboard ADHESIVE: Prepasted backuig SPECIMEN%c:IZE: Three sections 21.0 in. wide x 96.0 ia.ions CONDMONfNG TIME: 9 nays at 70°F and 50%relativc humidity Si WORT USED: None From Clir.:rd's imiturial description 2of4 05/26799 VIED 14:06 FAX 717 654 ASTM E 84-97a REPORT CLIENT: YORK WALLCOVERINGS SWRI PROJECII'NO: 01-1203-291c DAILY TEST"NO: 5 TEST RESULTS(ROUNDED TO NEAREST 5) FLAME SPPJ:U )INDEX(FSq: $ SMOKE DEVELOPED INDEX(SDI): S TEST DATA UNROUNDL5:)Fst 6.4 UNROUNDED SDI: 6.0 FS*TIME ARY'A(Ft*Min): 12.6 SMOKE AkE k(%*Min): 4.3 FUEL AREA(°F*Min); 5284.2 OBSERVATIONS DURLNG TEST IGNmON '1'll+,jE(Min:Sec): 1:03 MAXIMUM FI:.AME FRONT ADVANCE(rt): 1.4 TIME TO MA;I-WUM ADVANCE(Min:Sec): 2:0 MAXIMUM 71:11W. AT EXPOSM TC(°F): 584 TIME TO M.A)L-MUM TEMP. (Miu:Sec) . 10:0 TOTAL FUEL TURNED(Cu. FL): 52.5 DRIPPING(Min:Sec): None F""I NO ON FLOOR(Min:Sec): None AITERFLAW TOP(Min:Sec): None AFTERFLAME:FLOOR(Min:Sec): None CALIBRATION DATA (LAST RED OAK) RED OAK SMOKE AREA(%,*Min): 77.0 RED OAK FUEL AREA(°F*Min): 8553.9 GRC DOARD FUEL AREA(°FwMin): 5178.4 3of4 05i26/99 WED 14:06 FAX 717 854 2799 YORK WALLCOITERINGS L)'-= ASTM E 8447a REPORT CLIENT. YORK WALLCOVERINGS SWRi PROJECT NO: 01-1203-291c DAILY MST Nn: 5 Light Obscurath 11• �,• —a--Red Oak :o• Specimen m _ Flamespread U —��Red Oak ' Specimen 1 1 2 1 1 i 1 i 1 1 11 Tkm 6 4of4 05:26 99 FBD 14:07 FAX 717 654, 2799 TORT WALLC'OVEYINGS YORK WALLCOVFRINGS May 26, 1999 Atttt: K.iIIl Baystate 'W/C Job: Fhanlc you for ycnlr fire-rating request. Please refer to the following information for pattern(s) RN115:'.'.2B. This pattern is a Flexo printed-paper wallenvi-Ti g. RM1522B are made of the sarric ^onstruction as this fire rating information for KN2536,w1hich has been tested by connrnercial laboratories. FIRE RAT LNG`'kL 2536" All information i s applicable and this is a Class A fire rating. Use this fire ratin t;for n,1I 522B. We hope that tl,i-. information will be u.f liclp lU yuu. Sincerely, YORK Vi-AL,LCOVE.RINGS, Je y Ro augb C 'tolner ervict: Representa ' e 750 Unden Averr.w.., P.U.Box 5166,York,PA 17405-5166•(717)346-4456•FAX(717)843-5624 ln[emauonal Sales FAX(/1/)a4s-x lb/ -05/26/99 WED 14:07 FAX 717 654 2799iULL(:,UNLK1-iNVb SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 6ZZ0 CULFfiAAP.OAp a POST O9FICE DRAINEF1 28510 • SAN ANYONIO.TEKAS.USA 741229•OS1O • 1210)a84•5111 • TELEX 244840 CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ENGINEER;NG DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF FIRE TECHNOLOGY FAX(210)522-3377 JAI ` INVESTIGATION OF THE SURFACE BURNING CHARACTE;7ISTICS OF A PRINTED SURFACE WALL.COVEfJNG WITH A PREPASTED BACKING, ADHERED TO 05 IN.THICK GYPSUM WALLBOARD MATERTAT.111 F' AX0 PRTNT(VTNYT.) SwRI PROJECT NO.: 01-1203-291b FINAL REPORT TEST DATE: 2-JUL-1998 REPORT DATE: 8-RJL-1998 Prepared for. YORK WAIJ..C'OVERINGS 750 LINDEN AVENUE YORK,PEN14SYLVANIA 17404 By: Approved by: J Anthony L. Sttttceda Alex B.Wenzel Supervisor Director Fire Tes ' Services Department of Fire Technol2gy Lam w AAad owm al ftrwllta► Thy rt W Na&na Da ra0roa�ad w=0 InkA wiho�a Ow*IRM ammml ofSW AI. N.me*this fa00r1 w am time or to Yymm 1►w is uemd h May N.Mrtldnp. SAN ANTONIO , TEXAS I-OUSTOW TEXAS ■ DETROIT.MICHIGAN a WASMINGTON.DC f 05;'26'/99 WED 14:08 F4.I 717 854 2799 YORE WALLCOVERINGS vjuli DrM12DILCTION 'this report presmits the results of an ASTM E84 test on a specimen submitted by the Client, The test is conducted in accordance with the procedure outlined in ASTM E84-97a, "Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials"(NFPA 255,ANSLM 723 and UBC 8-1). This test method for the comparative surface bursting behavior of building materials is applicable to exposed surfaces,such as ceilings or walls,provided that the material or assembly of materials,by its own structural gt:ality or tr'te manner in which it is tested and intended fnr use,is capable of supporting itself in position or being supported during the test period. These tests are conducted with the material in the Ceiling position. _ The purpose of tlii.s test method is to detetuAnC the relative bursting behavior of the material by observing the flame sp=d along the specimen- Flame Spread and Smoke Developed index are reported. Huwcvcr,there is not necEssarily a relationship between these two measurements. For each test,a sp xime n measuring at least 21 ih.wide x 24 ft long is required The specimen may consist of a continuutss,unbroken length, nr of sections joined end-to-end. when rcquestcd by the Cl ient,specimens are prepared at SwRI following the Client's instructions. Unless otherwise indicated by the.Client,test specimens are"nditioned as appropriate in a i aunosphere maintained between 68 and 787 and 45 to 55%relative humidity. Immediately prior to the test,the specimen is mounted in the ftunace.with the side to he tested facing the test flame. Sointtimes,because of the nature of the material undergoing testing,additional support(e.g,wire,wire and rods,rods,and/or bars)is used to ensure that the specimen will r:.tnairi in position during the test. The use of supporting materials on the underside of the test specimen may lower the Flame Spread index firms that which might be obtained if the spccirnzn could be tested without such support,and the test result::do not necessarily relate to indices obtained by testing materials without such support. Thee flame front position and light obscuration are recorded throughout the 10-minute test and used to calculate the Flarr;e,Spread and Smoke Developed indices, The ternperature at 24 ft is also recorded. The Flame Spread and Smoke Developed indices reported herein are relative to the results obtained for mineral fiber.-reinforced cement board and sel=t grade red oak(moisture content between 6 and 8%). The mineral fib,;,-reinforced cement board is the calibration material used to obtain 0 values for T`lame Sprcatl and Smoke,;red oak decks are used to obtain 100 values for Flame Spread and Smoke, The results apply specifically to the specimens tested.in the manner tested, and not to the entire production of these or siniVar materials.nor to the performance when used in combination with othei materials. 05.26%99 WED 14:09 FAX 717 654 2799 TOFF. WALLCOVERINGS This standwrrd should be used to me8sure and describe the response of materials,products, or assemblies to luwl and flame under controlled conditions aad should not be used to describe or Appraise the fire-b,ezard or Ere-risk of materiaN products,or assemblies under actual fire conditions. However,results of the test nuy be used as elements of a fire-hazard assessment or it fire-risk amessunent which takes into account all of the factors whicb are pertinent to an assessment of the f'i ee hazard or fine risk of a particular end use. This stand z d does not purport to address all of the safety concerns,if any,associated with its use. It Is the regvnsibllity of the user of this stemlard to establish appropriate safety and healib practices sued determine the applicability of regulatory Ur itsdom prior to use. APPENDIX VI-E 1997 UNIFORM FIRE CODE TABLE 8-A--FLAME-SPREAD CLASSIFICATIOIN Class P14mo-spread Index I 0-25 1T 26-75 III 76-200 05, 26%99 W'ED .14:09 FAX 717 854 2790 YORK WALLCO11RINGS 019 ASTM E 84-Wa REPORT C i.IENT: Y")R.K WALLCOVEPWOS SWRI PROJ7CT N0: 01-1203-291b IDAII-Y T .s'r NO. 4 DESCRIPTION OF SPECXMEN DATE RECE, vnr): 22-Jun-1999 MZATERUL M:* ncxo Print(vinyl) DESCRrpnC,2j: Wailcovering with a printed surface T UCKNESS: 0.006 in,(noirinalj UNTt WEIGI I}: 5.57 oz/sq yd COLOR: Yellow and green print SUBSTRATE; 0.5 in.thick gypsum wallboard AD1-:.ESIVE: Prepasted backing SPECI14EN SJt2X: Three Sections 24.0 in. wide x 96.0 in. long CONDITIONTNh G'I BIR: 9 days at 70°F and 50%relative humidity SUPPORT USED: None ' F[om Clie az's material description 2of4 ASTM E 84-97a REPORT CLIEN-r: YORM WALLCOVERINUS SWRI PROJECT NO: 01-1203-291b DAILY TEST' N0: 4 TEST RESULTS(ROUNDED TO NEAREST S) FLAME SPRli4D INDEX(FSn: 10 SMOKE DEVELOPED INDEX(SDI): 5 TEST DATA UNR.OUNDED FSL 8.8 UNROUNDEr,SDI: 4.1 FS*THvf'ARIA(Ft*Mien): 17.2 SMOKE AREA,(%*Min): 3.0 FUEL AREA 5353.8 OBSERVATIONS DURING TEST IGNITION TTV:E(Min:Sec): 0:28 (0:18 spotty) MAXIMUM FLAME FRO..iT ADVANCE(I-t): 1.8 TIME TO MA'aMUIM ADVANCE(Min:Sec): 1:5 MAXIMUM TEMP.AT EXPOSED TC(OF): 587 TIME TO MA)J UM TEMP. (Min:Sec): 9:35 TOTAL FUEL,BURNED(Cu.FQ: 52.5 DRIPPING(M.in:Sec): None F'LA vUNG ON FLOOR(Min:Sec): None AFIERFLAMF'TOP(Min:Scz): None AFITIRFT.AMI FLOOR(Min:Sec): None CALIBRATION DATA(LAST RED OAK) RED OAK SN:UKE AREA(%*Mill): 77.0 RED OAK FUEL AREA.(°F*Min): 8553.9 GRC BOARD:FUEL AREA (°F*Min): 5178.4 3of4 ' o r� a . m [h C7 .� Ol�nce-Feel tlO6aur�t8oe�� w y Z N OI M r N os pppp o w d J r H x a I 0 ry PLAY-2E,1999 13:18 FROM BREWSTER WALLCOVERING TO 917812337416 P.01 559 Soute 23 • Wayno, Now Jorsey 67474-0218 (201) 696-9120 0 (212-) 594-4280 • Fax (201) 696-4123 DATE: May 26, 1999 TO: Kim, Baystate ttiallcovering ATTN: Kim PATTERN# CC81091 A.K.A. 968-B969 Per your .request for a fire rating, please note the following flammability test, number 81312 for vinyl wailcovering manufactured by Fidelity Industries, Inc . This test was performed on the same :.yre of wallcovering that was supplied to your customer in accordance with ASTY-E 84-80 . Test Specimen - Type 1 Vinyl wallcover.ing Flama Spread Index - 0 Smoke Developed - 15 Testing was performed by the United States Testing Co. Thank You, Fidelity Industries MdnufaCturors of Vinyl Fabric WalIoovering3, CUGtom rhnter$and L'an iinacors TOTAL P.J. MAY:25.1999 3:43PM FS CONTRACT NO.453 P.2i3 F. Schumacher & Co. 1325 Old Cooche's Bridge Road P.O. Box 6002 Newark, DE 19714-6002 Account Name: Baystate Wallcovering Attn: Kim Cerullo Job Name: Whitehall Estates/Reference# 36934801 Date: 5-25-99 These numerical ratings were determined by the ASTIVI E-84 tunnel test method and are not intended to reflect hazards presented by this or any other product under actual fire conditions. The test results are for products of the same construction as the product listed. Please be advised that the wallcovering(s) listed below are class A rated and the flame rating is as follows- Pattern Flame Smoke 583193 5 5 521491 0 5 522104 15 0 519042 0 0 520332 15 0 521484 0 5 520725 0 5 522253 0 0 If you have any other questions regarding this paper, please direct them to this office: Regards, Diane/IDG F. Schumacher& Co. 1-800-523-1200 press 4, then extension 3575 MAY.25.2999 3:43PM FS CONTRAST H0.453 P.3 S F. Schumacher & Co. 1325 Old Cooche's Bridge Road P.O. Box 6002 Newark, DE 19714-6002 Account Name: Baystate Wallcoverings Attn: Kum Cerullo Job Name: Whitehall Estates/Reference#36940171 Date: 5-25-919 These numerical ratings were determined by the ASTNI E-84 tunnel test method and are not intended to reflect hazards presented by this or any other product under actual fire conditions. The test results are for products of the same construction as the product listed, Please be advised that the wallcovering (s) listed below are class A rated and the flame rating is as follows: Pattern Flame Smoke 516784 0 5 519971 0 0 521014 0 5 If you have any other questions regarding this paper, please direct them to this office. Regards, Diane /1DCr F. Schurnacher& Co, 1-800-523-1200 press 4, then extension 3573 I MA)'.'24.1999 4:47PM FS COHTP.ACT N0.3 i2 F. Schumacher & Co. 1325 Old Cooehe's Bridge Road P.O. Box 6002 Newark,DE 19714-6002 Account Name: Baystate Walicoverings Ann: Kim Cerullo Job Name: Whitehall Estates/Reference 4 36934801 Date: 5-24-99 These numerical ratings were determined by the ASTIM E-84 tunnel test method and are not intended to reflect hazards presented by this or any other product under actual fire conditions, The test results are for products of the same construction as the product listed. Please be advised that the wallcovering(s)listed below are class A rated and the flame rating is as follows: Pattern Flame Smoke 521978 10 25 520870 15 0 521975 10 25 11,11 of your other patterns are currently being checked or, and will be sent as soon as we receive the results. Thank you for your patience. If you have any other questions regarding this paper, please direct them to this office. Regards, Diane/IDG F. Schumacher& Co. 1-800-523-1200 press 4, then extension 3575 05'25i99 08:26 FAX 201 5f71 6179 SELLERS JOSEPHS lit,001/001 86 Route 4 Ea_- Sellers & Josephson INC. Cngwwwu,N.,o,�_ Svbt diary of Shelby Y1'illian IrdUs!ie$.Inc. - 201 Fax.201 567-$1;- CZ51QQ9 1 B S.W. Research #01-3779-464-a To: RE: Pattern Number (s) R` Q- 4q- q The above referelluuo pattern (s) meets Class A requirements and has been tested by the Southwest Research Institute. The results of the test, whiub were performed in accordance with ASTM E--84-90, are: Flame Spread 10 Smoke Developed 0 f MAY-25.99 15 :46 FROM:GENCORP ID:6013297776 PAGE 1/1 SRPENEO Decorative $� Building Products Division 133 Yorkville Road East P.O. Box 191 Columbus, MS 397U3 Tel: (601) 327-1522 May 25, 1999 Bay State Waallcoverincgs, Inc_ Attn: Kim Fax#: (781) 233-7416 Dear Kim, Per your request, GenCorp certifies that its wallcovering patterns identified below meet the requirements of Class A of NFPA-101, Life Safety Code, with flame ratings in the range of 0- 25. PATTERNS 139--0836 139BO835 These numerical ratings were determined by the UL 723(ASTM E-84)tunnel test method and are not intended to reflect hazards presented by these or any other products under actual fire conditions. All tests are performed on reinforced cement board_ Sincerely, GenCorp Daniel C_ Gottschalk Technical Manager DCG:ds C: Georgia @ Surface Materials - Fax#: (440) 519-1950 MO 9002 Certfied • n ZnfperW* Hane Decor GrMF May 25, 1999 HDG Bay State Wall Attn: Kim RE. ltCquc5t tix 1 1d111111AllltAy TUbt KCbU16 Pattern(s) RS2074B, VE2151, VE2142,VE2052, VE2163,AE2067, RS2075B, LC2255, LC2215, VE2101, VE211.3, VE2192, VE2201 & 176154 We hereby certify that a representative sample of a production run of the wallcovering product identified above has been tested by an independent laboratory, mounted on rAinfnrrowl npmant hnnrrl nrd Typo _Y. gypsum bo!ird in neeardnnou trith AiiTH L Q1 96a Standard Test Method For Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials". The wallcovering product tested achievLd a Class A rating under N.F.P.A. Li£, 101-97 w;di a Cluu:. OPILad raiitut; Vf&J"d dud u &VOvVlilcilt. rating of nla when mounted on reinforced cement board, and a Class A rating with a flame spread rating of 0 to 25 and a smoke development rating of 0 to 450 when mounted on Type X gypsum board. Please note that these test results are not applicable to samples mounted on any other surface, including other types of gypsum board or when multiple layers of product are used. According to the test protocol, the E-84 test measures and describes the properties of materials in response to heat and flame under controlled laboratory condition, and should not be used to describe or appraise the fire risk assessment which takes into account all of the factors which are pertinent to an assessment of the fire hazard of a particular end use. Sincerely, IHDG Customer Service 800-222-3700 FAX 781-233-7416 Number of Pages: 1 ?i1hl-01-199q 10 38 WOLF GORDON INC 17183611090 F.01/04 Wolf-Gordon inc. 33-00 47'Avenue Long Island City NY 1 l 101 W01 f 80C).347.05510 7)8.361.6611 Fax 718.361.1090 FAX TRANSMITTAL Late: June 1, 1999 To: Kim Cerullo Firm: Bay State Wallcovering Fax #: (781) 233-7.416 From: Dholia Jennings (9� Ext. 232 Number of pages including this cover sheet: Q Dear Ms. Curello, RE: WHITEHALL ESTATE As per your request, we ore noting 5e;ow the fire hazard classification ratings for the WOLF-GORDON wallcovering listed below. Please note that all materials are Class A and these ratings are the results of tests run in accordance with ASTAA E-84 (Tunnel Test). Material Flame Spread Mate Smoke Developed YL6328 00 05 YL6421 B 10 00 TBC01863 10 05 1 trust that the above information wili prove satisfactory for your needs. If I can be of any further Assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours truly, WOLF-GORDON INC. Dholia Jennings 301—✓r1-1999 10:39 WOLF GORDON INC 17183611090 F.01/0- Wolf•Gordon Inc. 33.00 47"Avenue Long Islantq C y NY 1 1 101 Wolf • , 800.347.0550 18.361,6611 pox 718.361,1090 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF YL6328 WIDTH — 54" WEIGHT — 15 OZ. FABRIC BACKING — NONVWOVEN TYPE it WASHABLE SCRUBBABLE NO SHRINKAGE MILDEW RESISTANT MERCURY FREE RESISTS ABRASIONS, TEARING, & FADING FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION! RATINGS AS PER ASTM E-84 (TUNNEL TEST): FLAME SPREAD RATE - 00 SMOKE DEVELOPED FACTOR - 05 JON-01-1999 10:39 WOLF GORDON INC 17163611090 P.03iO4 Wolf-Gordon Inc. 33-00 47"Avenue Long Island City NY 11101 Wolf • 800.347.0550 718.361.6611 Oro Fox 718.361.1090 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF YL6421 B TOTAL WEIGHT OZ. PER LINEAR YARD (EQUIVALENT) - 15 oz. BACKING TYPE - PAPER PACKAGING - 5 YARD SPOOLS FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION RATINGS AS PER ASTM-E (TUNNEL TEST): FLAME SPREAD RATE - 10 SMOKE DEVELOPED FACTOR - 00 JUN-01-1999 10:40 WOLF GORDON INC. 17163611090 P.ti4/04 Wolf-Gordon Inc. 33-00 47"'Avenue Long Islond City NY 11 101 wa • • • 800.347.0550 718.361.6611 Fox 718.361.1090 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES of TBcol3b3 PACKAGING - 5 YARD SPOOLS FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION RATINGS AS PER ASTNA-E (TUNNEL TES-pi.- FLAME SPREAD RATE - 10 SMOKE DEVELOPED FACTOR- 05 TOTAL P.2-4