NAVCON GROUP - 4801 UNIVERSITY BLVD, SUITE 300 - ROUND ROCK, TEXAS 78665 - (512) 531-2800

SUBMITTAL/SHOP DRAWING
OWNER: St. Mary's Catholic Church DATE SUBMITTED: 9/18/2018
603 Church Ave.
College Station, TX 77840 SUBMITTAL SENT TO: Jackson Galloway Associates

CONTRACTOR: NAVCON GROUP PROJECT NAME: St. Mary's Catholic Church - Student Center
4801 University Blvd., Suite 300
Round Rock, TX 78665 ARCHITECT'S PROJECT NUMBER: N/A

ARCHITECT'S REVIEW SUBMITTAL INFORMATION

Reviewed Submittal Number 10 73 13-01

No exceptions taken
Make corrections noted Contractor's Project No.: 218.07
Rejected, resubmit

Aluminum Walkway Covers

and Awnings - Product Data
Not required for review Submittal Description: and Shops
Architect's action of this submittal shall not relieve the contractor
from responsibility for deviation of drawings, specifications nor Specification Section No.: 10 73 13
for errors in shop drawings or schedules. The contractor is required
to review and correct shop drawings prior to submitting to Architect.

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Date: Shop Drawings 1

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Date Requested back: 9/28/2018

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Reviewed with Comments Noted in the contract documents. Corrections or comments made on the shop
Rejected, resubmit drawings during this review do not relieve the contractor from complying
with requirements of the latest contract drawings and specifications.
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the item is a component. StructuresPE, LLP is not responsible for the accuracy
or completeness of these drawings which have been reproduced from the
contract drawings. The contractor and their sub-contractors are responsible for
the complete detailing of structural elements, including but not limited to
coordination, dimensional accuracy, and quantities. Information that pertains
18-Sep-18 to the fabrication processes or to the means, methods, techniques, sequences
and procedures of construction are the responsibility of the contractor as well
Russell Warschak as performing all work in a safe and satisfactory manner.
- Project Manager
NAVCON GROUP DATE: 9/26/2018 L. Nguyen / T. Quintero,
____BY:______________________________ PE
StructuresPE, LLP
constr/submittal 9/18/2018
Canyon Pointe Elementary, RWS Architects
AVAdek Walkway Cover Systems & Canopies
AVAdek Walkway Cover Systems & Canopies are
designed and built with specially selected materials
for outstanding durability and uncompromising
architectural beauty. AVAdek provides an
unsurpassed array of walkway and canopy
combinations and options providing unique design
flexibilty for any project. These walkway and canopy
covers provide excellent shelter; yet offer a spacious
and open-air feeling.
From strength requirements to color selection, AVAdek
conforms to construction industry standards. Extruded
aluminum materials with tough coated finishes insure
long life, durability and beauty of AVAdek Walkway
Cover Systems and Canopies for years. AVAdek’s
drainage system using beams and columns allows for
proper, out-of-view water flow off.
Be assured that AVAdek Walkway Cover Systems and
Canopies are uncompromised in every aspect and
AVAdek is the leader in this industry.

1. BP Westlake, Turner Partners Architects

2. Lewis Elementary, Molina Walker Architects
3. North Belt Office, Powers Brown Architecture
4. Our Lady of Guadalupe, PageSoutherlandPage
5. Kruse Elementary, Dansby & Miller Architects
6. Gregg Elementary, Hermes Architects
7. Methodist West Houston, PageSoutherlandPage
8. Naztec, Arcon Architects
1 9. Greens Crossing, Munson Kennedy Partnership

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AVAdek Walkway Cover Systems &
Canopies is a Manufacturer of
Extruded Aluminum:
Walkway covers
Drop-off canopies
Entry canopies
Store front canopies
Parking shelters 6
Sun shade canopies

Our Products are Installed on:

Schools
Hospitals
Office/warehouse buildings
Churches
Retail Centers

To Architects We Provide:
Design/engineering consulting
Detailed drawings
Budget analysis
Value engineering
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To Contractors We Provide:
Complete bid including installation
Shop drawings with engineering seal
Single source responsibility
Warranties

Product Features:
Architectural flexibility
Variety of finishes
Clear, bronze or black anodized
Polyester baked enamel
Flouropolymer paint coatings
Proven durability of aluminum building materials
Hidden fastening systems & connections 8
Welded end plates & water stops
Internal drainage
Low maintenance
Quick installation
Strength
Engineering

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 Walkway Covers
AVAdek Walkway Covers are built with an interlocking
waterproof extruded aluminum deck that is strong
enough to be walked upon. The extruded aluminum
columns have 1/8" radius corners and the fasteners
are not visible from the underside of the canopy. The
AVAdek beams and columns form a frame that allows
water to drain through. Fully engineered systems
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are complete with footing design and/or base plate
connections. AVAdek offers several different finishes
and colors that will fit most any project’s criteria.

1. Fort Bend Elementary, SHW Group

2. Enclave, Kirksey Architecture
3. Salem Lutheran, Ray+Hollington Architects
4. TxDot, Gensler
5. Crosspoint Community Church, Merriman Holt Architects
6. Cy-Fair Elementary, Bay Architects
7. Humble Elementary, PBK
8. Kruse Elementary, Dansby & Miller Architects
9. Dow Academy, Kirksey Architecture
10. Deer Park Early Childhood, CR8 Architects
2 11. Dickenson High School, CLR Inc. Architects

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Canopies
AVAdek Canopies designate the entrance to
the building and enhance the building’s overall
architectural appeal. Not only do these canopies
highlight the design of the building but they protect
the windows and doors from the sun and rain.
AVAdek Canopies are an econoical way to customize
any building and put the design into the architects’
hands so they can create their unique identity for any 8
project.

1. Klein ISD, SHW Group

2. City of Dayton, RWS Architects
3. Oak Park, Powers Brown Architecture
4. Sam Houston Elementary, Bay Architects
5. Baylor Eye Institute, Kirksey Architecture
6. Academy, TLD Architects
7. NATCO Offices, Context3
8. Kirskey Offices, Kirksey Architecture
9. Highland Tower, Ziegler Cooper
10. Pinecroft Medical Office, Browne Penland McGregor
11. Office Pavillion, Powers Brown Architecture 9

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 Sunshades
AVAdek Sunshades use a variety of complex shapes
that allow the architect flexibility in design and are the
perfect architectural ornament. These Sunshades
help conserve energy by allowing more glass to
be used in a building so that the benefit of natural
sunlight can be utilized without the effect of more
heat. They protect people, equipment and interiors
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from the sun’s hot rays.

1. Fedex, Munson Kennedy Partnership

2. Northwinds Office, Harry Gendel Architects
3. Guyer HS, VLK Architects
4. UH Pearland, Studio Red
5. Washington Retail, Rogers & Labarthe
6. Sheldon ISD, SHW Group
7. St Francis Hospital, WHR Architects
8. Oak Park, Powers Brown Architecture
9. Lakeview Business Park, Powers Brown Architecture
10. Monument Kia, Castles Design Group
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11. League City EMS, Randall-Porterfield Architects

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 Components
All component are 6063-T6, 6005-T5 & 6061-T6 extruded
aluminum alloy (except c-fascia & composite fascia).

Deck 4-1/2" Deck

2-3/4" Deck (Spans to 20'-0")
(Spans to 14'-0")

Self–Mating Deck
(Spans to 12'-6")
6" Deck
(Spans to 24'-0")

Beams
(Spans to 24'–0")

6" x 10"
6" x 8" thickness= .250"
4" x 8" thickness= .188"
6" x 6" thickness= .188"
4" x 6" thickness= .188"
thickness= .188"

Columns

6 x 10"
6" x 8" thickness= .180"
6" x 6" 4" x 8" thickness= .180"
4" x 6" thickness= .180"
4" x 4" thickness= .156"
thickness= .180"
thickness= .156"

6" x 12"
10" x 10" thickness= .250"
8" x 8" thickness= .250"
thickness= .188 or .375"
Fascia .040"t Aluminum
wrapped around
styrene core

Composite Panel
C - Fascia
8" G Trim
6" Trim

Louvers / Elliptical Tubes

12" Elliptical
10" Elliptical
6" Elliptical 8" Elliptical
6" Blade 4" Elliptical

Trellis Tubes

4" x 6" 4" x 8"

3" x 4" 3" x 6" 3" x 8"
2" x 8" 2" x 10" 2" x 12"
2" x 4" 2" x 6"
2" x 2" 2" x 3"

Finishes / Color This information is provided for reference only and

1) Anodized / Clear, Medium Bronze, Dark Bronze, & Champagne should not be construed as liability on Avadek's part.
2) Polyester Baked Enamel / (Recommended for deck only) Our staff is on hand to assist with specific design
3 ) Fluoropolymer 2 coat Kynar questions when selecting components.
Specifications
The following is a generic specification of our products. For more specific information please contact AVAdek direct.

Section 10-73-10 Protective Covers

Part 1 – General
.01 SECTION INCLUDES
A. Design and installation of extruded aluminum walkway covers and canopies.
.02 RELATED WORK
A. Concrete
A. Sealants
1.03 REFERENCES
A. The Aluminum Association- Aluminum Design Manual 2010
B. American Welding Society- AWS D1.2/D1.2M: 2008
1.04 SUBMITTALS
A. Manufacturers brochures, manuals and literature.
B. Shop drawings of the complete canopy layout, includes sections and details specific to project and bearing the seal of a
registered structural engineer.
C. Samples of canopy finishes.
1.05 QUALITY ASSURANCE
A. Canopy shall be designed to comply with local building codes.
B. Canopy manufacturer shall have a minimum of 10 years’ experience in designing and installing the specified system.
C. The installation of the canopy shall be performed by the manufacturer to assure single source responsibility.
Part 2 – Products
2.01 MANUFACTURER
AVAdek Walkway Covers & Canopies
2.02 MATERIALS
A. All components shall be 6063; 6061 or 6005 alloy extruded aluminum.
B. Components shall be sized to comply with live load and wind load requirements of the project and shall not be less than
the dimensions shown on the plan.
C. The thickness of the aluminum deck panels shall be at least .080" thick.
D. All columns shall have radius corners.
E. Beams are open at top to drain canopy system internally into columns.
F. Flashing shall be .040" thick.
G. All bolts and fasteners shall be stainless steel or finished to match adjacent components and sized by canopy engineer.
2.03 FINISHES
A. The finish and color selection of each component shall be chosen from the manufacturer’s standard color selections and
shall include:
1. Polyester Baked Enamel
2. Fluoropolymer
3. Anodized- Clear, Bronze & Champagne
Part 3 – Execution
3.1 FABRICATION
A. All welding shall be in compliance with AWS 1.2. The certification of each welder shall be available to verify compliance. Can
B. Canopy shall be designed to drain through beams to columns with water tight connections.
3.2 INSTALLATION
A. Install the canopy in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
B. Erect canopy after concrete and masonry with in vicinity is completed and washed down.
C. Install columns and beans straight and true.
D. Install raincaps over draining sections of the deck.
E. The general contractor shall finish the concrete around the columns to assure a uniform quality of workmanship and
appearance with the adjacent surrounding concrete work.
F. Fill downspout columns with grout to the discharge level to prevent standing water.
G. Install flashing as required.
H. Care shall be taken to prevent damage or scratching during installation.
I. Thoroughly clean canopy after installation.

AVAdek Walkway Covers and Canopies

12130 Galveston Rd., Bldg 1 Webster, TX 77598
Phone: (713) 944-0988 Fax: (713) 944-5815
www.avadek.com
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MASONRY VENEER LIGHT GAGE FRAMING

- REF. ARCH. - REF. ARCH. - TYP.

ALUMINUM AWNING PL 1/2x9x10 W/ (4)

BOLTED CONNECTION 3/4"Ø THRU BOLTS
BY AWNING MFR.
CONCRETE SLAB ON
ALUMINUM AWNING COMPOSITE METAL
DECK - REF. ARCH. DECK - SEE PLAN

TOC=
SEE PLAN

9"
B O AWNING =
11'-6"

B O S BEAM =
10'-11 1/4"

STEEL PL
1/2x6x0'-10"
WF BEAM -
HSS4x4x1/4 SEE PLAN

1/4
11 1/2"

AWNING CONNECTION AT NEW BEAM AT CANOPY A & D

16 1" = 1'-0"
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TYP

LIGHT GAGE FRAMING

- REF. ARCH. - TYP.

MASONRY VENEER
- REF. ARCH. CONCRETE SLAB ON
COMPOSITE METAL
DECK - SEE PLAN

TOC=
SEE PLAN

ALUMINUM AWNING
BOLTED CONNECTION
BY AWNING MFR.

ALUMINUM AWNING
DECK - REF. ARCH.

B O S BEAM =
10'-11 1/4"

TO AWNING WF BEAM -
REF ARCH SEE PLAN

1/2"
B O AWNING =
9'-6"

1/4

HSS6x4x1/4 HANGER
W/ 1/4" CAP
STEEL PL
1/2x6x0'-10"

HSS4x4x1/4

1/4
11 1/2"

TYPICAL AWNING CONNECTION AT NEW BEAM AT CANOPY B

38 1" = 1'-0"
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TYP

EXISTING MASONRY
VENEER - V.I.F.

REMOVE EXISTING EXISTING LIGHT GAGE

MASONRY VENEER LIGHT GAGE FRAMING BRICK AS REQ'D FOR FRAMING, TYP.
- REF. ARCH. - REF. ARCH. - TYP. AWNING CONNECTION
EXISTING
ALUMINUM AWNING PL 1/2x9x10 W/ (4) ALUMINUM AWNING STEEL BEAM
BOLTED CONNECTION 3/4"Ø THRU BOLTS BOLTED CONNECTION
BY AWNING MFR. BY AWNING MFR.
EXISTING SLAB
CONCRETE SLAB ON
ALUMINUM AWNING COMPOSITE METAL ALUMINUM AWNING
DECK - REF. ARCH. DECK - SEE PLAN DECK - REF. ARCH.

TOC= T O AWNING =
T.O. EXISTING STL
SEE PLAN REF. ARCH.
= 112'-3" (VIF)

9"
B O AWNING =
9"

11'-6"
B O AWNING =
11'-6" B O S BEAM =
10'-11 1/4" PL 1/2x9x10 W/ (4)
B O S BEAM = 3/4"Ø THRU BOLTS
10'-11 1/4"
STEEL PL
1/2x6x0'-10"
STEEL PL
1/2x6x0'-10"
WF BEAM - HSS4x4x1/4
HSS4x4x1/4 SEE PLAN
1/4

1/4 V.I.F.
11 1/2"

AWNING CONNECTION AT NEW BEAM AT CANOPY A & D AWNING CONNECTION AT EXIST BEAM AT CANOPY D
16 1" = 1'-0"
27 1" = 1'-0"
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provide
connection detail
from structure to
face of brick for
all locations
where canopies
attach to these
plates.

SEE SKETCH DETAILS

ON CANOPIES PLAN