FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC AFFILIATED

WITH ATBU

ARC 320

SPECIFICATION WRITINTING 1

SPECIFICATION FOR A 1 BEDROOM BUNGALO

PREPARED BY

ISHAKU IBRAHIM BOYI

19/48362D/FPB/4

This document contains a technical description and requirements for the standard architectural plan for
a skid-mounted PSA Plant building. The purpose of this document is to define a baseline scope of work
and requirements of the project for vendors to develop a scope of work and accompanying quantity
surveys. Although the selected supplier will be required to develop each individual scope of work and
associated construction document package based on a detailed site assessment, this document intends
to summarize a set of general standards and common practices that will need to be included in the final
design of the structure. The structure shown in the plans is referential. The number and sizing of
columns, wall type, foundation type, roof truss configuration, etc. to be determined by structural
engineer. 1. Programmatic requirements − Allow for a minimum clearance of 1 meter for access to
maintenance on all sides of the PSA plant (including distance to electrical panels). − Allow for a ramp
(1:8, min 2m wide) to provide necessary access to deliver and service the equipment, as well as
efficiently transport cylinders. − All ‘extra’ spaces than are proposed in the standard design will need to
be justified. − Provision should be included to provide transport and installation of PSA Plant (mainly
access to the structure and planning of activities to facilitate installation of PSA plant) 2. Structural
requirements Foundation and floor structure − Depth of foundation should be min 600mm below
ground level − The slab height above grade should be determined based on drainage and flood
protection requirements of the site, however min 300mm. − Reinforced concrete slab (floor), min
200mm thick (Ø12mm bars, 200 C/C), completely level and with wire mesh reinforcement above and
below, Cement mix PCC 1:2:4. − Industrial top floor, smooth with sand-cement finishing (mix cement 1:3
sand) − Outside walkway can remain concrete if smooth and flat. Walls − Walls made of brick or
concrete blocks − Walls plastered on inside and outside. − Wall finishing with washable paint on the
inside, outside with weather coat. Roof − Steel roof structure (height min 3,5m), treated against
corrosion and painted. Structure dimensions defined by civil engineer. − Use insulated sandwich panels
or fibre cement roof sheets rather than corrugated iron sheets (or other means to reduce heat radiance)
− The roof shape and geometry can be adapted to the local context but should extend over the front
walkway and along all sides of the building to provide weather protection to all louvers and openings. −
Install rainwater catchment canals and connect them to local drainage system − Ceilings are in principle
not required, however could be considered and justified in hot areas to reduce heat radiance from the
roof surface. Doors/windows − 1x wide roll up door or two big separate doors (min 1,8m wide and 2,5m
high) to facilitated PSA plant equipment access and cylinder transportation. − Material for windows and
doors of good quality and depending on local availability of materials Ventilation − Building will in
principle be ventilated by natural ventilation. Additionally, exhaust fans should be installed to assist in
ventilation and the extraction of hot air when required. − Include louvers at the front and back of the
building to create sufficient airflow in the plant room. − Windows sufficient big and located opposite to
each other to promote cross ventilation. − An exhaust duct (per manufacturer specification) must be
provided to directly vent the air compressor exhaust to the building exterior and turn down 90 degrees
for rain protection. 3. Electrical requirements Regulations and Standards − The electrical installation
works must be done according to local safety and electrical regulations. − All cables used outdoors to be
armoured and installed underground. Electrical works (assuming that the PSA plant will come with an
electrical control panel and a MCCB/breaker switch) − Supply 20m. 4C copper armoured cables from
utility power source to the MDP (Main Hospital Distribution Panel) − Supply 20m. 4C copper armoured
cable from MDP to PSA Plant − Associated supply cabling (20m.) from the hospital MDP to the PSA plant
building distribution panel. − Provide sufficient illumination to operate the PSA Plant during day and
night time. − Provide sufficient electrical sockets for the installation of the PSA Plant and extra electrical
sockets for additional equipment. − Final circuit wiring (incl. distribution panel) for light fittings,
receptacles, concentrators, compressors, booster compressors, driers and any other loads required in a
PSA plant house. − Earthing system inclusive of earth rods and manholes. Min 4 earthing threads
required (min 10mm.). − Trenching, removal of earth, sifting of the soil , laying duct for the underground
cables. − Diameter 150mm Heavy Gauge PVC ducts for underground power distribution. Electrical works
that need to be installed, but will not be included in the construction quotation (will be defined after site
assessment is completed): − New backup generator dedicated to the PSA plant and fuel tank. − New
automatic transfer switch (ATS) between the utility supply and generator supply. − Associated supply
cabling from both the new MDP and backup generator to the ATS. − Associated supply cabling from the
ATS to the PSA plant main panel board/kiosk. − Associated cable infrastructure items: conduits, ducts,
cable trenches, cable trays/ladders. − Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of the following:
The new main (hospital) distribution panel (MDP) to supply the existing hospital electrical network main
incomer (the PSA plant), with spare capacity to supply future loads. 4. Water and sanitary requirements
In principle there will be no water points or sanitary available in the PSA Plant structure. Any request will
need to be justified.

INTRODUCTION

A specification details the requirements of the procurement. It is the basis of all offers and therefore the
foundation for a contract. A specification becomes an essential contract management document which is
used to ensure that the chosen supplier provides what is specified. It must therefore be clear and
accurately define what is expected from a supplier regarding the outputs or the functional and
performance requirements.

Specifications writing are written documents that describes the materials and workmanship requirements
for a development. The do not include cost, quality or drawn information but needs to be read alongside
other contract documents such as quantities, schedule and drawings.

Specifications frequently make reference to relevant supporting documents: typically, consultant drawings, as
well as various schedules, reports, room data sheets and a myriad of other potential sources of information,
depending on the nature of the project. Effective cross-referencing between these documents should be utilised
so that it is clear to the reader which aspects of the specification should be read in conjunction with other
documents.

Drawings containing overly descriptive annotations can create clashes in information that may result in a
‘drawings over specification’ rule of thumb being applied on projects, which diminishes the value of the
specification documentation. To avoid these discrepancies, it is important to take full advantage of the tools that
the digital era provides (for example, by using hyperlinks to tie cross-referenced documents together
seamlessly and utilising collaborative software packages to regularly share and update project information).
 In Nigeria building industries, less attention are being given to specification documents, forgetting the
fact that this specification documents is considered the backbone of successful structure or development,
because it define the quality of product, material and workmanship (installation).

Specification just like other legal documents has its standard, which is the Master Format' the master
format help both the architect and the contractor communicate to each other due to it's standards.

The masters formats is divided into divisions, master format expand the division by assigning number to
contraction subject know as Specification section . This system of number is open and flexible to allow
users assign numbers for additional subject . Each specification section is divided into three parts:

Part one the GENERAL, part two PRODUCTS and part three EXECUTION (installation). Each part
include particular information about subject of the section. These three parts are fixed in number and title
and are included in all specification sections.

As stated above, specification documents which is legal documents in a contract document is to be

prepared for a ONE BEDROOM BUNGALOW using the master formatINTRODUCTION

Division 01.general requirement.

Division 03. Concrete

Division 04. Masonry

Division 05. Metals

Division 06. Wood, plastic and composite

Division 07. Thermal and moisture composite

Division 08. Openings

Division 09. Finishes

Division 11. Equipment

Division 12. Furnishes

Division 22. Plumbing…

Division 01 GENERA REQUIREMENT

Note: products and excavation was applicable to this section

Section 1

GENERAL 1.1

1.1.2 supervisory unit shall be the two major section : the consultant section and the site management
section

The consultant architect shall provide a residential architect that will supervises actual construction n site

1.1.3 preconstruction conference

The consultant architect shallleadotherconsultant in hosting a pre constructions conference

1.1.4project meetings

Project meetings shall be conducted a minimum ftwo times per month in which munits shall be prepared
and distributed

1.1.5reports the residential architect shall submitdaily and specialreport this report shall be captured by
photography and written in details

1.1.6workschedule: the contractor shallsubmit progress update schedule ,monthly

1.1.7submittalsschedule : the contractor shall prepare submittalschedulefor each installationto be carried

out; criminated with progress schedule

1.1.8schedulef tests the contractor shall submit schedule f required test including payments and
responsibility

1.1. 9 performance survey: the contractorshalllayouts the work and verifylocation’s during construction
the contractorshallperformfinal site survey

1. 2 SUBMITTALS

A typesfsubmittals: the contractor shallprovide the flowing types fsubmittalslistedin individual sections
and number fcopies required below

1 shapedrawings, reviewed and annotated by the contract 4copies

2 product data 4 copies

3 samples 2 pus extra samples as required t indicate range f colors,finishies ,textures t be expected

4 inspection and test report 4 copies

5 warranties 4 copies

6 survey data 4 copies

7 closeoutsubmittals 4 copies

8 projectphotograph 12 digital images each month submitted n cd at each subsequent submittallabel each
image with date

1.3 submittal procedures: the contractor shall comply with the project format for submittals. Comply with
the submittal procedures established by the architect including architect's submittals and shop drawings
stamp. Provide required resubmittals if original submittals are not approved distribution of approved
copies including modifications after submittals have been approved .

1.3.1 samples and shop drawings : samples and shop drawings shall be prepared specially for this project.
Shop drawings shall include dimension details, including adjacent construction and related work .note
special coordination required. Note any deviation from requirement of the contract document.

1.3.2 warranties the contractor shall provide warranties as specified; warranties shall not limit Length of
time for remedy of damage owners may have by legal status. Contractor, supplier or installers responsible
for performance of warranty shall sign warranties.

1.4 QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

GENERAL

1.4.1 quality monitoring: the resident architect shall monitor the quality control over suppliers
manufacturers, product, services, site conditions and workmanship, to produce work of specified quality.
Perform quality control procedures and inspections during installation.

1.4.2 standards: the contractor shall comply with specified standard as minimum quantity for the work
except where more stringent tolerance, codes or specified requirements indicate higher standard or more
precise workmanship.

4.1.3 tolerance: there shall be close monitoring in fabrication and installation tolerance control of
products to produce acceptable work. Do not permit tolerance to accumulate. Comply with manufacturers
tolerance.

4.1.4 reference standards: for products workmanship specified by association, trade, or other consensus
standards, comply with requirements of the standard, except when more rigid requirements are specified
or are required by applicable codes.

1.4.5 manufacturers field service: when specified in individual specifications section, require material or
product suppliers or manufacturers to provide qualified staff personnel to perform the following as
applicable, And to initiate instructions when necessary.

1. Observe site conditions

2. Condition of surfaces and installation

3. Quality of workmanship.

4. Start up of equipment.
5. Test adjust and balance of equipment

1.5 TEMPORARY FACILITIES AND CONTROL

1.5.1 temporary services: the contractor shall provide temporary services such as utilities, including
payment of utility costs including the following.

1 water

2 lighting and power

3 metering.

4 telephone.

5 toilet facilities.

6 materials storage

1.5.2 construction facilities: the contractor shall provide construction facilities, including payment of
utility costs including the following

1. Construction equipment.

2. Dewatering and pumping

3. Enclosures

4. Heating

5. Lighting

6 . Access

1.5.3 security and protection: the contractor provide security and protection requirements including the
following.

1. Fire extinguisher.

2. Site enclosures fence, barricades warning signs and light

3. Building enclosures and lock up

4. Environmental protection

5. Pest control during and at the end of construction.

1.5.4 personal support: the contractor shall provide personal support facilities including the following
1. me architect field office with telephone, fax and data connection.

2. Contractor field offices

3. Sanitary facilities

4. Drinking water.

5. Project identification sign

6. Cleaning.

Soil investigation

The following test shall be observed by the engineers involved.

The engineer shall check for the water levels i.e. Existence of watercourse or seasonal position of water
table.

Topography of the land shall be investigated by the engineer and direction of ground water movement

The architect shall note the Location of drains and land drains so as to counterbalance excessive water
movement that will affect the building after construction.

Soil type and conditions of soil shall be strictly monitored by the engineer involved on the construction
site

Movement risks - potential subsidence

The engineer shall check for the Presence of natural gases e.g. radon/methane on site tb

The engineer shall get Evidence of ground contaminants if any

Site preparation

GENERAL

The site shall be prepared by removing of trees, topsoil, vegetation’s, and site clearance

The preparation shall be done with the necessary equipment’s and plants.

The contractor shall provide the required equipment for the preparation.

PRODUCT

Following equipment’s shall be used for the clearing and preparation of the site.

Manual equipment
The following equipment’s shall be used

Cutlass

Rakes

Hoes for removing unwanted soil impurities

Ropes for dragging down trees

Non manual equipment

Cutting machine

Digging/excavation machine.

EXECUTION

Rough staking the plot

Vegetation and other obstructions on the property are to be removed after rough staking is complete.
Rough staking involves setting out the site boundaries. The operator marks out the sections of the land
allocated for clearing and determines the type of clearing necessary. Individuals can carry out the tasks by
carefully following guidelines and the property blueprints and dimensions. Professionals with experience
will be able to carry out the rough staking quickly and more accurately than an individual.

Professionals will also have experience in complying with the construction regulations, rules, and permits
associated with land clearing. This is likely to make the process of setting out rough stakes run more
smoothly. It also helps to maintain the project deadline and get the job done right the first time.

Pinpoint the removals

After land clearers establish the clearing boundaries, they can pinpoint the removal of specific objects
within the boundary. The objects may include vegetation, such as roots, stumps, plants, bushes or trees,
and other items that will cause obstruction.

When selecting removals, preserve as many trees and natural vegetation trees outside the clearing
boundary as possible. This will help preserve the natural environment and ecosystems in the area. It will
also add to the aesthetic of the development’s surroundings.

Clearing the land

The pivotal step of the process is the actual clearing of the property. The vegetation in the marked out
areas, as determined by the rough staking, should be fully removed from the ground. The land clearing
team will need to remove all the cut-down vegetation and debris from the lot and transport it offsite to a
dump. Land clearing is an extensive task. It is important to hire professionals that will complete the work
thoroughly and have the capacity to manage the work.
The activities involved in land clearing typically involve big machinery and equipment suited to the scale
of the job. Excavating companies involved in these activities, like CF Excavating, will have the necessary
equipment on hand. This could include things like chainsaws, bulldozers, track or wheeled carriers, and
various hand tools.

After clearing – building preparation

The first part of the clearing process removes all the necessary vegetation and obstructions. After this, the
workers must adjust the land to an appropriate grade specific to the project. This may include raising the
land, sloping it in certain areas, and flattening it in others to create the desired terrain. Strategic
excavations create the specific slopes needed for various reasons. Regarding is important in order to
improve the stability of the land. It also influences the positioning of the development and potential road
routes. These should be placed strategically at an appropriate grade. The slopes also affect the direction of
storm water runoff. The runoff should run in the direction away from infrastructure. The strategic
placement of slopes helps to create effective drainage paths. It also assists in preventing damage to the
infrastructure and the land from erosion. Final Thoughts

Site clearing

General

To ensure that the construction site is cleared efficiently, the contractor shall consider the following:

The contractor shall make sure to Put up Safety Signs at Site Clearance.

The contractor should Hire Proper Contractor for clearing of site

The contractor shall provide the Correct Machinery for the Job.

The contractor shall ensure that Dust, Vibration, and Noise are monitored effectively.

The contractor shall manage Traffic Movement at construction site as effective as possible.

Disposal of Waste.

The waste shall be disposed off site in an environment that is safe for disposal.

Topsoil excavation

The contractor shall excavate a minimum of 150mm of the top layer of the earth surface.

DIVISION 03 CONCRETE
03-01 Concrete is a composition of fine course aggregate and cement mixed with proportion water to
form fluid slurry that is easily pored and molded in to shape.

SECTION 001

GENERAL

Foundation work

Concrete for sub structure work

Proper, durable

Strength of concrete is required to withstand the load.

PRODUCT

 Materials Fine aggregate to coarse aggregate, Portland and cement with proportion water (mass
concrete)

 Ratio- 1:2:4

 Mixed – Concrete mixing machine

 Curing - Ideal watering

 Required Strength Slump test

EXECUTION

Casting of weak concrete round the excavation trench with proper tipping range.

The minimum of 150mm thickness for the foundation rating to achieved the requirement strength.

Section 03-02 CASTIING OF WEAK CONCRETE TO HOLLOW BLOCKS

GENERAL

Casting week concrete round the hollow of the foundation in order to withstand the strength of literate
filling and withstanding load.

PRODUCTION

 Material- Port land cement of fine aggregate of coarse with proportion water. R

 Ratio -1:4:8

 Mixed-Concrete Machine

 Curing – shall be water for 3days

EXECUTION

Casting the entire block hollow by the use of weak concrete to give a maximum Strength for exported
literate filing.

Section 03-03 CASTING OF STARTER COLUMNS

GENERAL

The starter column most be cast with appropriate material withstand the axial load

PRODUCT

Materials – port land cement + fine aggregate + coarse aggregate with proportion water

• Ratio -1: 2:4

• Concrete –cover 25mm

• Curing -7days watering

EXECUTION

The started column cast after the form work

Proper mixture of concrete material most be achieve with the use of proper vibrator machine to avoid
void or Shrinkage

Section 03_ 04

CASTING OF OVERSITE CONCRETE

GENERAL

The entire floor most be cast with the minimum requirement of 150 mm concrete thickness.

PRODUCT

material -Portland cement + fine aggregate + course aggregate with proportion water

• Ratio -1: 2:4

• Curing - 7days watering

EXECUTION

The appropriate mixing ratio with the use of range and tipping machine to achieve the maximum require
strength of over site floor

Section 03_ 05
SUPER_STRUCTURE

Casting of column frame work

GENERAL

Casting of entire column form work

PRODUCT

• Materials _ Portland cement + course aggregate with proportion water

• Ratio _1: 2:4

• Concrete cover _ 25mm

• Curing _ 7days watering duration period

EXECUTION

Appropriate maxing of concrete most be care cast with the use of pork vibration machine to avoid any
void.

Section 03_06

CASTIING OF LINTERS LEVEL

GENERAL

Casting the entire horizontal beams at the form work

PRODUCT

Material _ Portland cement + fine aggregate + course aggregate with proportion water • Ratio -1.2.4

• Mixed -concrete machine

• Coccover -20mm cover

• Curing -7days watering duration period

EXECUTION

The concrete most be cast with the proper vibrating and tipping to achieve the requiring strength.

Section 03 _07
Overhead Roofing Beam

GENERAL

Casting of concrete beam to load bearing wall

PRODUCT

MATERIALS _Portland cement + fine aggregate + course aggregate with proportion water

Ratio -1; 2:4

Mixed - concrete machine

Concrete cover _50mm cover

Curing - 14days duration with 28 days relation period

EXECUTION Proper mixture of require material for casting by the use of the range roller and tipping
range with the use of porker machine to avoid cracking in order to achieved the strength of the concrete
beam WAYS TO IMPROVE DURABILITY OF CONCRETE

• Mix design

• Prevent premature moisture loss during placing

• Proper concrete from De-icing salts

• Concrete placement

• Concrete test
DIVISION 4

4.0 MASONRY

4.01.1 Workmanship:

Workmanship shall be first class with all works plum and true to line. Vertical joints in
alternate courses shall align horizontal courses level’s 8000 part 3.

4.01.2 Frost Protection:

Do not work when temperature is below 40oF or 32oC or below is expected within 24hours.
Protect against freezing and heart at least 48hours after laying in dry case.

4.01.3

a) Cement Portland: cement as described in concrete work to conform to BS12

b) Sand: For mortar shall be clean, harp wash sand to comply with BS 1200

c) Block Laying: Block work shall be lid in stretcher bond, properly bedded, jointed and flushed up
in a mortar as described. The wall shall be carried up in a uniform manner so that course and perpends are
strictly kept, with no one portion being built more up more than 900mm lighter than another in any on a
depth of 19mm as key for rendering. All block work shall be thoroughly cleaned on completion.

4.02 MASONRY MORTAR

a) The mortar shall comprise of Portland cement and sand to give a strength of at least block/brick
equivalent, platforms and mechanical mixer shall be of approved type.

b) The mortar shall be used within 30 minutes of mix. Such mortar shall not be used or mixed with
any other mortar after it has begun to set nor shall any mortar of any kind from previous days mixing be
used.

c) A proper stage shall be used to receive the mortar when made above the ground floor level, the
block walling shall be built in cement mortar composed of one part of cement to six part of sand.

4.03 UNIT MASONRY:

The sands creed block are be cast 450mm long 225mm wide and of thickness required shall
be a min. crushing strength of 10,000kg per meter square of gross area at 28days. The block shall
be composed of 1:6 cement and sand measured by volume unless otherwise specified or directed on the
site.
 DIVISION 0 5- METALS

5.0 SCOPES

There will light metal for the purpose of the proposed project, metals burglar proof for all windows; metal
framing will be provided in beam and columns to install with mixture of sand aggregate

5.1 METALS FOR BURGLAR

5.2 GENERALS

For the purpose of this construction there will tubular steel bars for the formwork of the burglar proof and
also using and steel as frame

5.2 PRODUCTION

Tubular steel bars and metal frame shall be provided and be welded to the size of all window openings,
shall be used for the frame in other to provide stability and strength for building and are serving as
security.

5.2 INSTALLATION

It shall be mounting on all window openings to the appropriate spaces to serve as security and well
reinforced concrete should be used to hold the burglar to the wall.
5.2 METALS FOR BEAM

5.2 GENERALS

There shall be provision of 12mm steel bar for the entire beam running all-round the building provided in
the entire building to provided strength and stability the building

5.2 PRODUCTION

12mm iron rod steel shall supply for all beam running round the building and also provide quarter rod
iron steel for the construction of the steel bars to be used for the construction of the steel bars to be used
for the ring the ring shall be a square pattern at distance of 400mm c/c respectively and also provide a tie
rod (binding wire) to the well constructed with iron steel to the 12mm iron rod the steel bar should be
200mm by with and 200mm

5.2 INSTALLATION

All constructed iron bars shall be installing in form work and be casted with concrete mixture on every
part of the building above the window level to support the lintel

5.2 METAL COLUMN

5.2 GENERAL

There shall be provision of 12mm steel bar for the entire beam running round the edges of the building
provided in the structural drawings to provided strength and stability the building.

5.2 PRODUCTION

12mm iron rod steel shall supply for all columns running round the building and also provide quarter iron
steel for the construction of the steel bars to be used for the construction of the steel bars to be used for
the ring the ring shall be a square pattern and the spacing of ring shall be 400mm c/c respectively and also
provide a tie rod (binding wire) to the well constructed with iron steel to the 12mm iron rod the steel bar
should be 200mm by with and 200mm and also 400mm by 400mm based basket

5.2 INSTALLATION

All constructed iron bars shall be installing in form work and be casted with concrete mixture on every
edges of the building to support the block work and strength and stability to the buildings
 DIVISION 12 FURNISHINGS

All furnishings work shall be handle by BOLD TOUCH INTERIORS AND DESIGN Ltd. 121 Ikorodu
road Onipanu, Lagos.

12.0 GENERAL

12.1 ART, WALL DECORATIONS

All wall decorations shall include plane artwork emotionally involved to a wall on decorative finishing
for furnishing.

This section should involve the following items:

• Frame painting

• Wall hanging
 Division 06

WOOD, PLASTIC AND COMPOSITE

GENERAL

Definitions

WOOD: is a substance making up the central part of the trunk and branches of a tree. Used as a material
for construction, to manufacture various items (furniture’s), etc. Or as fuel.

PLASTIC: a synthetic, thermo plastic, solid, hydrocarbon-based polymer. And any similar synthetic
material, not necessarily thermo plastic.

COMPOSITE: Wood-plastic composites (WPCs) is one of crucial and potential engineering wood
products that has been extensively employed in the fields of landscape, transportation, municipal
engineering and building construction. It has gradually been used to replace the conventional wood-based
composites.

The work covered by this section consist of providing all plants, labor, equipment, supplies, materials,
transportation, handling, storage, and protection for performing all operations in connection with the
placement of woods, plastic, and composite in accordance with the specifications and the drawings.

Wood, Plastics and Composite

1: Rough Carpentry
2: Finish Carpentry

3: Architectural Woodwork

4: Structural Plastics

5: Plastic Fabrication

6: Composite Fabrication

7: Structural Composite

APPLICABLE AREAS

a. Formwork- (lintel, pillars). .

b. Door and Door frames-

C. Bathrooms (3) Furniture’s

d. Living Room Furniture

e. Kitchen Furniture’s.

f. Dining Furniture’s.

g. Bedrooms (2) Furniture’s.

h. Roofs

SECTION 06 01 00 ROUGH CARPENTRY

PART 1 - GENERAL

DESCRIPTION:

This section specifies wood blocking, framing, sheathing, furring, nailers, sub-flooring, rough hardware,
and light wood construction.

PRODUCT DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING:

A. Protect lumber and other products from dampness both during and after delivery at site.

B. Pile lumber in stacks in such manner as to provide air circulation around surfaces of each piece.

C. Stack plywood and other board products so as to prevent warping.

D. Locate stacks on well drained areas, supported at least 152 mm (6 inches) above grade and cover
with well-ventilated sheds having firmly constructed over hanging roof with sufficient end wall to protect
lumber from driving rain.
QUALITY ASSURANCE:

Installer: A firm with a minimum of three (3) years’ experience in the type of work required by this
section.

1.6 grading and markings:

Any unmarked lumber or plywood panel for its grade and species will not be allowed.

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

LUMBER:

A. Unless otherwise specified, each piece of lumber must bear grade mark, stamp, or other
identifying marks indicating grades of material, and rules or standards under which produced.

1. Identifying marks are to be in accordance with rule or standard under which material is produced,
including requirements for qualifications and authority of the inspection organization, usage of authorized
identification, and information included in the identification.

B. Moisture Content:

1. Maximum moisture content of wood products is to be as follows at the time of delivery to site.

a. Boards and lumber 50 mm (2 inches) and less in thickness: 19 percent or less.

b. Lumber over 50 mm (2 inches) thick: 25 percent or less.

C. Fire Retardant Treatment:

1. Comply with Mil Spec. MIL-L-19140.

D. Preservative Treatment:

1. Treat wood members and plywood exposed to weather or in contact with plaster, masonry or
concrete, including framing of open roofed structures; sills, sole plates, furring, and sleepers that are less
than 610 mm (24 inches) from ground; nailers, edge strips, blocking, crickets, curbs, cant, vent strips and
other members provided in connection with roofing and flashing materials.

PLASTIC LUMBER:

A. General:

1. Allowable loads and spans, as documented in evaluation reports or in information referenced in

evaluation reports, are not to be less than design loads and spans indicated on contract documents.

2. Restricted to exterior use only.

3 Surface Texture: Wood grain Smooth .

4. Color: As indicated in Section 09 06 00, SCHEDULE FOR FINISHES.

PLYWOOD:

A. Comply with PS 1.

B. plywood which identifies compliance by veneer grade, group number, span rating where W BLINDS

Window Blinds shall include interior window coverings.

This section should provide exterior protection for windows finishing. The following should be involved.

Metal horizontal louver blinds.

Roll down blinds.

12.3 FURNISHINGS AND ACCESSORIES

This shall include interior and accessories not connected to permanent construction.

This section should be best on the following for furnishing.

Portable lamp: Desk lamp

Bath furnishings: Shower curtain

Bedroom furnishings: Blanket Pillow

12.4 RUGS AND MATS

Rugs and Mats shall include floor surfaces at entrance and other loose mats and rugs

This section should be based on the following for furnishings.

Entrance

Entrance tile

Floor mat

Chair mat

12.5 WALL DECORATIONS

12.6 FRAME PAINTING

12.7 DESCRIPTIONS: frame painting shall be of high definition Timber (4) opening multi photos frame
for hanging.
12.8 MATERIALS: Wood (Timber)

12.9 SIZE: 8×4 and 4×6

12.10 WALL HANGING

12.11 DESCRIPTIONS: Shall be of high-quality materials and carefully produce a modern designer for
furnishing.

12.12 MATERIALS: Cotton, Timber

12.13 SIZE: Size of Artificial Flower Door wall hanging 12 Inches height, and Wall hanging Carpet 12
Inches.

12.14 WINDOW BLINDS

12.15 MANUFACTURERS: purblind Nigeria 18, odowu Martins street, Victoria Island Lagos.

12.16 METAL HORIZONTAL

12.17 DESCRIPTION: should be made with high definition durable and to suite the window in
accordance.

12.18 MATERIALS: horizontal slate made of metal, pvc, or plastic

12.19 SIZE: 4×5ft and 4×4ft

12.20 ROLL DOWN BLINDS

12.21 DESCRIPTIONS: The Roll should be of modern digital to be control by remote control and to be
controlled manually with standard.

12.21 MATERIALS: Fabric (silk)

12.22 SIZE: 1200×1500, 1200×900 millimeter

07 DIVISION

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
This part shall be sub divided into various section which are as follows

001 Damp proofing

002 water proofing,

003 thermal protection,

003 roofing and sliding panel

fire and smoke protection.

SECTION 07.1 Damp proofing

Operation and maintenance of flexible materials

Operation and maintenance of rigid materials

Operation and maintenance of semi rigid materials

EXECUATION METHOD a mastic asphalt or coal-tar to laid under the BRC wire mesh before casting of
over site concrete.

Operation and maintenance of PVC water proofing membrane.

DAMP PROOF MEMBRANE(DPM):- this is membrane material applied to prevent moisture

transmission. A common example of is polyethylene sheet laid under a concrete slab to prevent the
concrete from gaining moisture through capillary action.

MATERIALS to be used are: mastic asphalt, plastic sheet, sheet of lead and butyl rubber.

EXECUATION METHOD a polythene leather to be laid on the hardcore filling before casting of over
site concrete.

SECTION 07.2 Thermal Protection

Operation and maintenance of fibre glass

Operation and maintenance of Cellulose

CELLULOSE FIBERS:- this is an inexpensive loose fill insulation, ,most commonly used as a blowing
material. Cellulose is environmentally friendly as it manufactured from recycled card board paper and
other similar materials

MATERIALS to be used are wood, leaves of plants

EXECUATION METHOD a polythene leather to be laid on the hardcore filling before casting of over
site concrete.
Operation and maintenance of Expanded polystyrene

EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE:-this the insulation materials manufactured in many different densities to

resist compressive loads. And is made from molten polystyrene beads that are formed into blocks or
boards.

MATERIALS to be used molten polystyrene, plastic beads etc.

EXECUATION METHOD a to place it in bet between a cavity wall as a insulative materials

PRODUCTS: audible tone, spoken voice alert, emergency light for illumination.

DIVISION 8

OPENINGS

8.0 DOOR AND WINDOWS

Glazing:

External Glazing on windows shall be double glazed subject to architect approval. To be handled
by qualified personnel of ATD RESOURCES NIG LTD or equal.

Material

 Glass

 Metal unit

 Equipment for glazing

SECTION 8.1 DOORS

GENERAL

Doors should be confirmed to the standard of BLUELAND RESOURCE NIG LTD (NIG) LTD;
doors of this specification should be 50mm thickness Gauge. Installation shall be handled by
BLUELAND RESOURCES NIG LTD

PRODUCT

Provide 1200x1200 iron steel door frame to fit in the main entrance of the building to serve as security
and Aesthetically fitted,50mm gauge of 1200x2100, door should be installed with glass pattern design
framed with steel

Provide 900x2100 flush timber doors to fit into all internal door of the building plan

Provide 750x2100 timber wood door for all toilet doors in the building

INSTALLATION

Fix all doors using the appropriate door size to all door opening in the building as shown in the building
plan using appropriate mix ratio

SECTION 8

WINDOW

GENERAL

All windows shall be Aluminum Glazing casement windows and shall be gold finished with metal
frames, fixing and nailing carefully handled by qualified personnel and conform to specification

PRODUCT

Provide 1200x1200 iron steel window frame to fit in the window opening for living room, bed room in
building to serve as security an as well as Aesthetically fixed,1200x1200 window should be installed
glass pattern design framed with steel

Provide 900x900 aluminum casement window for the kitchen as shown in the building plan

Provide 600x600 aluminum casement window for all toilet as shown in the building plan

INSTALLATION

fix all window using the appropriate window size to all door opening in the building as shown in the
building plan

3.01 CONCRETE WORK

the mix ratio of concrete shall be 1:2:4-19mm aggregate or 1:3:6-40mm agregate.150mm concrete in slab
and 230 in foundation

3.01.1 cement

the cement shall be Portland cement to comply with B.S 12 and shall be stored in a dry place and not in
contact with ground

3.01.2 sand

the sand for concrete shall be clean, sharp washed sand, a mixture of fine and coarse grain from 9.53mm
gauge downward, free from loam and other impurities to comply with B.S 882 table 2.

3.01.3 sand for mortar(To B.S.1200 unless specified)

sand for inform work to be from the same source. Ensure color consistency and texture

3.01.4 Aggregate

the aggregate for general concrete shall be clean gravel for a approved source, free from loam, clay or
organic matter and shall be graded for general concrete 38.10 down to 476mm and for fine concrete
9.53mm down to 4.76mm as set out in table 1 of B.S. 882.All cement shall be measured by weight and
other materials in an approved gauge box.

3.01.5 mixing

if concrete is hard mixed, the material for each batch shall be mixed on clean platform raised above the
ground level and turned over twice while dry and twice while water is added through a fine hose in a
sufficient quality to form a stiff workable mixture, their hole mass then being again turned over twice
until thoroughly mixed if concrete is mixed with machine.

3.01.6 Temperature

concrete work shall be carried out when the temperature is less than 320ft(30oc)in dry weather ,the sand
aggregate shall be kept in damp condition by watering. All concrete shall be protected from frost
inclement weather, damage or too rapid drying, with sacking and other suitable materials.

3.01.7 form work:

all form work is to be substantially sufficiently tight to prevent leakage and supported to maintain
position and with out deflection.

3.01.8 Reinforcement:

Bar reinforcement shall be of mild steel bars to comply with BS 4449,free from anything likely to
interface with the adhesion of steel and concrete.

3.01.9 Foundation:
place foundation in concrete(1:2:6) to trenches on pier bases to the width and dept show in drawing

3.01.10 Reinforcement Beam/lintel

construct 225x225mm beam/ lintel in concrete (1:2:4) reinforced with four 12mm diameter mild steel
bars, the concrete field into wroth form work and well packed around reinforcement and interstice made
good after striking form work. all concrete beam an lintel to comply with BS4449 ,grade 250.

3.01.11 curbing

prevent surface evaporation from concrete surface by covering with polythene sheeting as soon as
possible after completion of placing and compacting, removing only to permit any finishing operation and
replacing immediately.

DIVISION 8

– OPENINGS

8.1 OPENINGS

8.2 Doors and windows

8.1 OPENINGS

Openings are parts of the building and houses. They will provide the communication for the internal and
external surface of the building. Their sizes, position and function vary depending on the architectural
composition, size and the requirements of the designer. They include: Doors, Windows and Arches.

8.2 Doors and windows: Their sizes vary depending on the functionality and the requirements of the
designer. The doors and windows can be made in wooden, metal and aluminum etc. Their main parts are:

1. the sub-frame to be fixed to the wall by mean of proper steel clamps before plastering;(the
sub-frame can be in wooden, metal or aluminum)

2. the frame to be screwed to the sub-frame after plastering and painting

3. the door can be in wooden, metal and aluminum or PVC supporting by mean of solid strips or steel
and other accessories including steel clamps, hinges, lock anchors, screws, handles.

Products:

i. The Entrance Door shall be made of solid metal construction.

ii. All internal fixed and hinged doors for toilets are double-glazed and are made of aluminium
frames THERMAL Alumil M11500 concealed sash.
iii. All external windows are sliding windows higher than 1200mm and are double-glazed made of
aluminum frames THERMAL Lift&slideAlumil S560.

iv. Sliding window shorter than 1200mm are double-glazed and are made of aluminium frames
THERMAL sliding Alumil S450

v. All internal doors are made of M.B.F finished with a paint finish.

Execution: External doors should include highlight in glassed opening or fixed panels, rebates for
fixing glass with timber beading, including lock, hinges and all work of bricklayer, scaffolding and all
requirements to complete the work in a first class manner. All works of bricklayer and all
requirements to complete the work in a first-class manner are included. Sample of the proposed
items will be submitted to the Supervisor for a previous approval before the fixing.

All handles before being fixed should be checked by the engineer (supervisor) and only after his approval
to be fixed. The handle fixing should be done in such a manner in order to meet the above-
mentioned criteria. The instructions given by the handle producers must be correctly applied while handle
fixing.

Arches: arches shall be smoothly trowelled to finish ditto as done during plastering. Mix ratio 1:1.5

DIVISION 09 – FINISHES

9.1 Wall finishes

9.1.1 Internal walls

9.1.2 External walls

9.2 Floor finishes

9.2.1 Tilling

9.2.2 Interlock

9.3 Ceiling finishes

9.1 Wall finishes

Finishes are to be given to the walls of the building to enhance the exterior and interior looks of
surrounding.
9.1.1 Internal walls

• General: provide good, straight and plumb wall finish to all internal walls to provide a decorative
skin to conceal the building components including structural members, insulation, duct work, pipes and
wires.

• Product: finishes for this section of work shall comprise of the following

i. Plaster: shall comprise of a 40mm thick 1:4 cement sand render to walls and 10mm thick cement
screed to walls. Sand for the work shall be sieved and well graded sand for plaster.

ii. Tilling: 200x300mm ceramic glazed tile shall be fixed to plastered walls.

iii. Painting: prepare and apply three coats first quality emulsion paint to all internal walls. Paint
colors are to be different for the spaces except otherwise at the approval of the architect. The architect is
at the discretion to decide on the colors’ in compliance to the clients choice.

• Execution: work for this section shall b executed in the following manner

i. Plaster: 1:4 cement sand shall be mixed thoroughly using manual mixing. Portable drinking water
should be use for the mixing to obtain the paste. Plaster should be applied in thick layers as specified and
toweled to achieve a smooth finish. Cement screed shall be done after drying of the plaster is achieved to
prepare surface for painting. Plaster coat shall be roughly finished in toilets and kitchen except otherwise
specified by the architect to prepare surface to receive wall tiles

ii. Tilling: shall be done in accordance to the manufactures specification except otherwise at the
discretion of the architect.

iii. Painting: surface to be painted shall be cleaned before application. The painting shall be done in
three coats and should conform to the manufacturers application procedures except otherwise says the
architects description.

9.1.2 External walls

• General: provide good, straight and plumb wall finish to all external walls to provide a decorative
skin to conceal the building components including structural members, insulation, duct work, pipes and
wires.

• Product: finishes for this section of work shall comprise of the following

i. Plaster: ditto as in internal walls

ii. Painting: ditto as in internal walls

• Execution: work for this section shall b executed in the following manner

i. Plaster: ditto as in internal walls

ii. Painting: ditto as in internal walls

9.2 Floor finishes

Finishes are to be applied to the floor level of the building to enhance the exterior and interior
surroundings. They include

9.2.1 tilling

• General: this should be provided to cover and decorate the surrounding floor. This shall be done
only to the internal surrounding of the building.

• Product: finishes for this section of work shall comprise of the following

i. Vitrified ceramic tiles: 400x400mm,Vitrified tiles of bright color with rectified corners shall be
use.

ii. Mosaic tiles: highly durable 400x400mm mosaic tiles of dark colour shall be use.

iii. Ceramic tiles: antislip ceramic tiles with rectified corners; 200x200mm

• Execution

Marble tiles and Mosaic tiles shall be use in combination. The tiles shall be arranged in a well pleasing
pattern. This shall be done only to walkways, living area, sit-out and dining area. All other spaces shall be
fitted with antislip ceramic tiles. 40mm thick 1:4 cement sand render to floor, and Skirting of 100mm
height shall be provided all through. Change in levels shall be observed as in the building section except
otherwise stated by the architect.

9.2.2 Interlock

• General: this should be provided to cover and decorate the surrounding floor. This shall be done
only to the external surrounding of the building and shall conform to the requirements of the landscape
architect as presented in the site layout plan except where stated otherwise by the architect.

• Product: finishes for this section of work shall comprise of well shaped interlocking stones of
known durable strength.

• Execution: the ground level of the external building shall be well cleared and leveled; well graded
fine sand shall be poured in designated spaces in preparation to receive the interlocking stones. This
section of work shall be accompanied with landscaping (planting of greeneries in their prescribed
positions).

9.3 Ceiling finishes

Coverings at approximately 2.7m high from the designated floor level shall be provided.

All finishing works and constraint necessary for the good execution of the work shall be considered.

• General: provide good, straight and plumb well finish ceiling covering to all internal spaces to
provide a decorative skin to conceal the building components above.
• Product: items for this section of work shall include

i. Plaster of Paris (P.O.P): this shall be of well designed pattern with spaces provided for recessed
spot light points

ii. Poly vinyl chloride (PVC): boards with 200mm width shall be used for this section, well graded
and of good quality.

• Execution:

i. P.O.P Ceiling: wood surface shall be treated to receive the P.O.P covering. Wooden support of
50x50mm and not more than 600mm spacing shall be use as noggin but stacked horizontally for spots
where this is to be used. 10mm thick P.O.P boards shall then be arranged in a desired pattern and then
further finishing like painting, and other fittings shall be applied to Architects/clients requirement.

ii. P.V.C Ceiling: ditto as in P.O.P, noggin shall be squared not more than 600x600mm wide. To be
used in spaces not covered by P.O.P.

SECTION 10.1 TOILET COMPARTMENTS

GENERAL

DESCRIPTION OF WORK

This Section includes toilet compartments and screens as follows: TOILET PARTITION

URINAL SCREEN

1. Type: Steel, color-powder coated finish.

2. Compartment Style: Ceiling hung.

3. Screen Style: Wall hung.

SUBMITTALS
B. Product Data: For each type and style of toilet compartment and screen specified. Include details
of construction relative to materials, fabrication, and installation. Include details of anchors, hardware,
and fastenings.

PRODUCTS

MANUFACTURERS

C. Available Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with requirements, manufacturers offering

products that may be incorporated into the Work include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. All American Metal Corp.

2. Bobrick Washroom Equipment, Inc.

3. Commercial and Architectural Products, Inc.; Marlite.

4. Compression Polymers Group; Comtec Industries.

MATERIALS

B. General: Provide materials that have been selected for surface flatness and smoothness. Exposed
surfaces that exhibit pitting, seam marks, roller marks, stains, discolorations, telegraphing of core
material, or other imperfections on finished units are unacceptable.

C. Overhead Bracing: Manufacturer's standard continuous, extruded-aluminum head rail with

antigrip profile in manufacturer's standard finish.

D. Anchorages and Fasteners: Manufacturer's standard exposed fasteners of stainless steel, finished
to match hardware, with theft-resistant-type heads. Provide sex-type bolts for through-bolt applications.
For concealed anchors, use hot-dip galvanized or other rust-resistant, protective-coated steel.

FABRICATION

E. General: Provide standard doors, panels, screens, and pilasters fabricated for compartment
system. Provide units with cutouts and drilled holes to receive compartment-mounted hardware,
accessories, and grab bars, as indicated.

1. Provide internal reinforcement in metal units for compartment-mounted hardware, accessories,

and grab bars, as indicated.

F. Metal-Faced Toilet Compartments and Screens: Pressure laminate seamless face sheets to core
material and provide continuous, interlocking molding strip or lapped and formed edges. Seal corners by
welding or clips. Grind exposed welds smooth.

G. Ceiling-Hung Compartments: Provide manufacturer's standard corrosion-resistant anchoring

assemblies complete with threaded rods, lock washers, and leveling adjustment nuts at pilasters for
connection to structural support above finished ceiling. Provide assemblies that support pilasters from
structure without transmitting load to finished ceiling. Provide sleeves (caps) at tops of pilasters to
conceal anchorage.

Provide manufacturer's standard 100-mm-high, overhead cross bracing.

Wall-Hung Screens: Provide units in sizes indicated of same construction and finish as compartment
panels, unless otherwise indicated.

Provide metal-faced screens with integral full-height flanges for attachment to wall.

: Unless otherwise indicated, provide 610-mm-wide in-swinging doors for standard toilet compartments
and 914-mm-wide out-swinging doors with a minimum 813-mm-wide clear opening for compartments
indicated to be handicapped accessible.

Hinges: Manufacturer's standard self-closing type that can be adjusted to hold door open at any angle up
to 90 degrees.

Latch and Keeper: Manufacturer's standard surface-mounted latch unit with combination rubber-faced
door strike and keeper designed for emergency access. Provide units that comply with accessibility
requirements of authorities having jurisdiction at compartments indicated to be handicapped accessible.

Coat Hook: Manufacturer's standard combination hook and rubber-tipped bumper, sized to prevent door
from hitting compartment-mounted accessories.

Door Bumper: Manufacturer's standard rubber-tipped bumpers at out-swinging doors or entrance screen
doors.

Door Pull: Manufacturer's standard unit that complies with accessibility requirements of authorities
having jurisdiction at out-swinging doors. Provide units on both sides of doors at compartments indicated
to be handicapped accessible.

EXECUTION

INSTALLATION

A. General: Comply with manufacturer's written installation instructions. Install units rigid, straight,
plumb, and level. Provide clearances of not more than 13 mm between pilasters and panels and not more
than 25 mm between panels and walls. Secure units in position with manufacturer's recommended
anchoring devices. Seal stirrup brackets to wall.

1. Secure panels to walls and panels with not less than 2 stirrup brackets attached near top and
bottom of panel. Locate wall brackets so holes for wall anchors occur in masonry or tile joints. Align
brackets at pilasters with brackets at walls.
B. Ceiling-Hung Compartments: Secure pilasters to supporting structure and level, plumb, and
tighten. Hang doors and adjust so bottoms of doors are level with bottoms of pilasters when doors are in
closed position.

C. Screens: Attach with anchoring devices according to manufacturer's written instructions and to
suit supporting structure. Set units level and plumb and to resist lateral impact.

ADJUSTING AND CLEANING

D. Hardware Adjustment: Adjust and lubricate hardware according to manufacturer's written

instructions for proper operation. Set hinges on in-swinging doors to hold open approximately 30 degrees
from closed position when unlatched. Set hinges on out- swinging doors and swing doors in entrance
screens to return to fully closed position.

E. Provide final protection and maintain conditions that ensure toilet compartments and screens are
without damage or deterioration at the time of Substantial Completion

DIVISION 11

EQUIPMENT

GENERAL

The following scopes shall be considered in equipment

Kitchen appliances

The kitchen appliances shall include the following

Cooking appliances

Gas range

Microwave oven

Electric range

Electric cooktop

Ventilation

Island hood
Undercabinet hood

Refrigeration appliances

Refrigerator

Undercoat refrigerator

PRODUCTS

Five-Burner Gas Slide-In Convection Range, 30-inch: Model KSGG700E

Standards Compliance:

1).ADA height and operation compliant

2).UL listed.

A. Size: A. Size: 5.8 cu.ft. (164 liter).

B. Fuel:GAS

C. Dimensions (HxWxD): 36 x 29-7/8 x 28-7/8 inches (914 x 756 x 730 mm).

D. Features: Even-Heat true convection, steam rack, EasyConvect conversion, storage drawer,
continuous interlocking grates, glass touch controls, Aqua lift

E. Finish: Black stainless steel with Print Shield finish.

F. Finish: Stainless steel.

G. Electric Ranges:

.Four-Element Induction Slide-In Convection Range with Baking Drawer, 30-inch: Model KSIB900E.

a. Standards Compliance:

1) ADA height and operation compliant.

2) UL listed.

b. Size: 7.1 cu.ft. (201 liter).

c. Fuel: Electric induction.

d. Power: 40 amp.

e. Dimensions (HxWxD): 36 x 29-7/8 x 28-7/8 inches (914 x 756 x 730 mm).

f. Features: Baking drawer, steam rack, EasyConvect conversion, Even-Heat true convection, 4
induction elements with bridge zone, glass touch controls, Aqualift
 g. Finish: Stainless steel.

D. Gas Cooktops:

1. Five-Burner Gas Cooktop, 30-inch: Model KCGS350E.

a. StandardsCompliance:

1) ADA height and operation compliant.

2) UL listed.

b. Fuel: Gas.

c. Power: 15 amp.

d. Dimensions (HxWxD): 3-11/16 x 30 x 21 inches (94 x 762 x 533 mm).

e. Features: Multiflameburner, Even-Heat simmer burner, electronic ignition, full-width cast-iron

grates, multi-finish knobs.

f. Finish: Stainless steel..

E. Electric Cooktops

1. Electric Downdraft Cooktop with 4 Elements, 30-inch: Model KCED600G.

a. Standards Compliance: UL listed.

b. Fuel: Electric.

c. Dimensions (HxWxD): 3-5/8 x 30-7/8 x 22-1/16 inches (92 x

784 x 560 mm).

d. Features: Even-Heat ultra element with simmer setting, Even-Heat element with melt
setting, 3-speed fan control, convertible to duct-free ventilation, hot-surface indicator, Pure color ceramic-
glass surface, downdraft ventilation, cookshield finish, Ultra Power double-ring element.

e. Finish: Black.

f. Finish: Stainless steel.

Microwave Ovens:

1. Built-In Microwave Oven with Convection Cooking, 27-inch: Model KMBP107E.

a. Standards Compliance:
 1) ADA height and operation compliant.

2) UL listed.

b. Size: 1.4 cu.ft (40 liter).

c. Dimensions (HxWxD): 18-1/2 x 26-3/4 x 25-1/8 inches (470 x 679 x 638 mm).

d. Features: Convection cooking, EasyConvect conversion system, broil element, CrispWave

microwave technology and crisper pan, sensor steam cycle with steamer container.

e. Finish: Black stainless steel with PrintShield finish.

f. Finish:Stainlesssteel.

Island hood

Island-Mount, 3-Speed Canopy Hood, 36-inch wide: Model KVIB606D.

a. Standards Compliance: UL listed.

b. Capacity: 600 CFM (16,990 L/min).

c. Power: 15 amp.

d. Dimensions (HxWxD): 32-1/2 x 36 x 27 inches (826 x 762 x 686 mm).

e.Features: Perimeter ventilation, LED task lights, halogen night lights, automatic turn on, auto
speed setting, dishwasher safe filters, easy in-line conversion, Whisper Quiet system.

Under cabinet hood

Under-the-Cabinet, 4-Speed System, 36-inch wide: Model KVUB606D

a. Capacity: 600 CFM (16,990 L/min).

b. Power: 15 amp.

c. Dimensions (HxWxD): 9 x 36 x 19-3/4 inches (229 x 914 x 502 mm).

d. Features: Perimeter ventilation, programmable off function, LED task lights, 4-speed
electronic touch control with LED display, dishwasher safe filters, easy in-line conversion, Whisper Quiet
system.

e. Finish: Stainless steel.

Refrigerators

Built-In Stainless Bottom Mount Refrigerator with Platinum Interior Design, 36-inch wide: Model
KBBR306E.
 a. Standards Compliance:

1) Energy Star Certified.

2) UL listed.

b. Size: 20.9 cu.ft (592 liter).

c. Power: 15 amp.

d. Dimensions (HxWxD): 83-3/8 x 36-1/4 x 27-3/4 inches (2118 x 921 x 705 mm).

e. Features: Preserve food care system, Satin Glide system, automatic ice maker, intuitive
controls, LED lighting, adjustable spill-resistant glass shelves.

f. Finish: Stainless steel.

Undercounted refrigeration

Standard Depth French Door Refrigerator with Interior Dispense, 30-inch wide: Model KRFF300E.

a. Standards Compliance: UL listed.

b. Size: 20 cu.ft (566 liter).

c. Power: 15 or 20 amp.

d. Dimensions (HxWxD): 68-3/8 x 30-1/8 x 34-7/8 inches (1737 x 765 x 886 mm).

e.Features: Extend Fresh temperature management system, interior water dispenser, produce
preserver, humidity-controlled crispers, automatic ice maker, LED lighting, Fresh Chill temperature-
controlled full-width pantry, max cool.

EXECUTION

3.1 EXAMINATION

A. Do not begin installation until substrates have been properly constructed and prepared.

B. If substrate preparation is the responsibility of another installer, notify Architect in writing of

unsatisfactory preparation before proceeding.

3.2 PREPARATION

A. Clean surfaces thoroughly prior to installation.

B. Prepare surfaces using the methods recommended by the manufacturer for achieving the best
result for the substrate under the project conditions.

3.3 INSTALLATION
 A. Install in accordance with manufacturer's instructions, approved submittals, and in proper
relationship with adjacent construction.

B. Test for operation and adjust until satisfactory results are obtained.

CLEANING AND PROTECTION

A. Clean products in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.

B. Touch-up, repair or replace damaged products before Substantial Completion.

DIVISION 12

FURNISHINGS

All furnishings work shall be handle by any professional within the location of the construction site

12.0 GENERAL

12.1 ART, WALL DECORATIONS

All wall decorations shall include plane artwork emotionally involved to a wall on decorative finishing
for furnishing.

This section should involve the following items:

• Frame painting

• Wall hanging

12.2 WINDOW BLINDS

Window Blinds shall include interior window coverings.

This section should provide exterior protection for windows finishing. The following should be involved.

Metal horizontal louver blinds.

Roll down blinds.

12.3 FURNISHINGS AND ACCESSORIES

This shall include interior and accessories not connected to permanent construction.
This section should be best on the following for furnishing.

Portable lamp: Desk lamp

Bath furnishings: Shower curtain

Bedroom furnishings: Blanket Pillow

12.4 RUGS AND MATS

Rugs and Mats shall include floor surfaces at entrance and other loose mats and rugs

This section should be based on the following for furnishings.

Entrance

Entrance tile

Floor mat

Chair mat

12.5 WALL DECORATIONS

12.6 FRAME PAINTING

12.7 DESCRIPTIONS: frame painting shall be of high definition Timber (4) opening multi photos frame
for hanging.

12.8 MATERIALS: Wood (Timber)

12.9 SIZE: 8×4 and 4×6

12.10 WALL HANGING

12.11 DESCRIPTIONS: Shall be of high-quality materials and carefully produce a modern designer for
furnishing.

12.12 MATERIALS: Cotton, Timber

12.13 SIZE: Size of Artificial Flower Door wall hanging 12 Inches height, and Wall hanging Carpet 12
Inches.

12.14 WINDOW BLINDS

12.15 MANUFACTURERS: purblind Nigeria 18, odowu Martins street, Victoria Island Lagos.

12.16 METAL HORIZONTAL

12.17 DESCRIPTION: should be made with high definition durable and to suite the window in
accordance.

12.18 MATERIALS: horizontal slate made of metal, pvc, or plastic

12.19 SIZE: 4×5ft and 4×4ft

12.20 ROLL DOWN BLINDS

12.21 DESCRIPTIONS: The Roll should be of modern digital to be control by remote control and to be
controlled manually with standard.

12.21 MATERIALS: Fabric (silk)

12.22 SIZE: 1200×1500, 1200×900 millimeter

DIVISION 13

SPECIAL CONDITION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This part shall be sub divided into various section which are as follows

001 Special facility component

002 special structures

003 security protection

04 und, vibration and seismic control.

SECTION 13.1 Special facility component

Operation and maintenance of Auto-gate

AUTO-GATE:

MATERIALs to be used are stainless steel, steel, electric motor, angle iron

SECTION 13.2 Sound, Vibration and seismic control

Operation and maintenance of radiation protection.

21 DIVISION

SECTION 21.1 FIRE EXTINGUISHER

this is an active fire protection device used to extinguish fire or control small fire, often in emergency
situation. Its not intended for use on an out of control fire, such one which has reach ceiling.

TYPES: we have two main types of fire extinguisher which are (i)stored pressure (ii) cartridge operated

METHOD OF EXRCUTION: fire extinguisher to be place on wall of corridor, lobby, stair wall and
kitchen.

• Operation and maintenance of fire extinguisher

Fire suppression insulation pipe: -

Product: PVC pipe, galvanized steel pipe

Aluminums window

DIVISION 22

MECHANICAL

22.0 Plumbing System

22.01.1 General

22.02.2 Description

A Work Included

This section included all plumbing works and all related items require

for a proper completion work ad indicated on the drawings and

specifications.

All plumbing work shall comply to all local plumbing codes and of all national plumbing codes. All
plumbing shall run to and connected to city stub, outs, meters, etc.

22.01.3 Products

1. All underground water pipe shall be soft-drawn type K’ standard weight other hard
drawn type “L” may be used.
 2. Cast iron pipe and filling shall be of extra heavy weight.

3. Pipe water installation 19m thermal moulded glass fiber

22.01.4 Execution

Installation

1) Install all soil pipes in a neat manner with packed cedar (mahogany) filled with molten lead not
less than 25mm deep. Pour lead in one run and slopes shall be in accordance with latest existing codes.

2) Water pipes shall be run concealed in a next manner, with all lines at 900 or parallel to each other
and as indicated in the drawing.

3) Joints to be brass with pre-inserted solder rings. Provide capped air chambers not less than
280mm high and full diameter of the riser, at the top of each hot and cold water risers. Water piping to be
insulated in exterior wall.