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A. Manual solar shades 1.02 SUBMITTALS A. Manufacturer's complete CSI 3-part specification sheet. B. Submit working hand sample or mockup shade as required. C. Submit two 4" x 6" samples of shade fabric material indicating color and dimensions. 1.03 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Product to be delivered in manufacturer's original packaging. B. Products to be handled and stored to prevent damage to materials, finishes and operating mechanisms. Store in a clean, dry area, laid flat to prevent sagging and twisting of packaging. PART II - PRODUCTS 2.01 Manufacture and Product Description 2.02 Manual Solar Shades A. Product: SWFcontract manual solar shade a. Solar shade fabric shall be flame retardant, fade and stain resistant, anti-static, anti-microbial and pass NFPA 701-1999 FR and ASTM-G21 and G22. Shades with railroaded fabric will have heat-welded seams. Styles A, B, C: Fabric Style: Crosshatch R500 Color Name: White/Fog Color Number: C8314 Openness Factor: 5% Quantities: (3) corner windows approx. 58" W x 108" H (11) single windows approx. 40" W x 108" H Note: (2) single window shades will be kept for attic stock. (43) double windows approx. 86" W x 108" H Styles D, E, F: Fabric Style: Crosshatch R100 Color Name: White/Fog Color Number: C7914 Openness Factor: 1% Quantities: (1) corner window approx. 58" W x 108" H (6) double windows approx. 86" W x 108" H (1) single window approx. 40" W x 108" H Style G: Fabric Style: Parallel Color Name: White/Fog Color Number: C9818 Openness Factor: Blackout Quantities: (2) double windows approx. 86" W x 108" H b. Roller tube shall be extruded aluminum engineered with a channel to accept fabric spline. The tube size will be determined by the manufacturer based on window size and fabric selection. c. Clutch system shall be made of glass-reinforced, polyester thermopolymer (PBT) for wear resistance, smooth operation and corrosion resistance. The clutch is comprised of multi-banded, steel springs that lock the shade in any position when operating the control loop. The clutch mechanism is bi-directional and never requires adjustment or lubrication. d. Control loop shall be a #10 stainless steel bead chain. Bead stops attached to the chain protect the shade from over rotation. e. Idler end shall be made of high strength, glass-reinforced, polyester thermopolymer (PBT) for wear resistance, smooth operation and corrosion resistance. f. Lift assist system shall be a heavy-duty torsion spring located inside the roller tube. The mechanism reduces the pull force allowing easy lifting of larger shades. g. Spline system shall consist of a PVC spline heat-welded to the shade fabric and inserted into a channel on the roller tube. The spline system allows for adjustability on-site and ease in changing fabric panels in the field. h. Hem bar shall be an aluminum extrusion enclosed in a fabric hem pocket with heat-welded seams and ends. Optional fabric wrapped hem bar. i. Battens shall be enclosed in a heat-welded pocket providing additional stabilizing on large shades. Batten placement will be determined by the manufacturer based on window size and fabric selection. j. Installation brackets shall be .125" thick steel and can accommodate overhead, side and face mounting. Optional dual shade brackets shall hold two shades in one bracket assembly. Coupled shades shall be connected with a linking bracket mechanism. 2.03 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES SECTION INTENTIONALLY DELETED. 2.04 FABRICATION A. Shades shall be fabricated according to specifications and accurate to tolerance established by SWF engineering standards. B. Fabricate shades to hang flat without buckling or distortion. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.01 INSPECTION A. Installer shall be responsible for inspection of jobsite, approval of mounting surfaces, blocking for shade brackets or pocket assemblies, verification of field measurements and installation conditions. Installation shall commence when satisfactory conditions are met. 3.02 DEMOLITION A. Existing draperies and all associated hardware to be removed and disposed of offsite. 3.03 INSTALLATION A. Install shades in accordance with manufacturer's instructions including recommended support brackets and fasteners. B. Install shades to cover/ conceal locations of previous hardware and fasteners. C. Install shades with adequate clearance to permit smooth operation of the shades throughout entire operational range. Installer will demonstrate shades to be in smooth, uniform working order. D. Patch and repair existing drywall as required. 3.04 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING A. Shades may be vacuumed with a soft brush attachment or cleaned with mild soap and water solution. Do not use cleaning methods involving heat, bleach, abrasives, or solvents. Use of these methods will void the warranty. Process Awarded to lowest responsive and responsible quote, provided, cumulative spend does not exceed annual threshold limits, per the Ohio Revised Code (R.C.) 125.035 and 125.05 and Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) 123:5-1-17.