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22 40 00 PLUMBING FIXTURES

22 40 00 PLUMBING FIXTURES

.01 Plumbing Fixtures
  1. Floor Drains
    1. Floor drains in mechanical rooms, laundries, promenades, terraces, and similar locations shall have perforated sediment bucket with integral auxiliary drainage rim so designed that grate cannot be set in place until bucket is in position.
    2. Sterilizers and autoclaves shall have a fixed air gap between the equipment and the sewer.
    3. Every floor drain shall be equipped with a ProSet trap guard to prevent the trap from drying out and to prevent sewer gas from entering the occupied space.
    4. Floor drains located above the ground floor shall be equipped with clamping collars and shall be flashed with 24" x 24", 6-lb. sheet lead.
    5. A floor drain shall be provided to serve each emergency shower.  Drain shall be located directly below shower head.  Floor shall slope toward drain.
  2. Water Closets
    1. Toilets shall be wall hung, vitreous china, elongated bowl, siphon jet action, 1 1/2 inches top spud similar to American Standard Afwall.
    2. Toilet seats shall be open front, no cover, white with stainless steel check hinge similar to Church.
    3. Closet fittings and carrier shall be similar to Josam's Unitron series.
    4. Flush valves shall be Sloan or Zurn water saver type.  Shall not exceed 1.6 gal./flush.
    5. Water closets in women's restrooms shall be equipped with dual-flush flushometers.
  3. Urinals
    1. Urinals shall be high efficiency wall hung, vitreous china, washout with 3.4-inch top spud and 2-inch outlet.  Urinals shall be similar to Zurn #Z5798 “The Pint”.
    2. Carriers shall be complete with fixture bolts, bearing plate, adjustable extension, steel pipe uprights, cantilever foot bases and chrome plated trim.  Carriers shall be similar to Josam Unitron series.
    3. Flush valves shall be sensor operated, hard wired, and consume no more than 1/8 gallon per flush.  Acceptable manufacturers:.Sloan,Zurn, or Toto.
    4. The use of waterless urinals is required in stadiums and arenas.  The use of waterless urinals is prohibited elsewhere.
  4. Lavatories
    1. Lavatory carriers shall be of the institutional type with support plate, bearing plate steel uprights and block bases for supporting lavatory fixture with concealed hangers.  Carriers shall be similar to Josam C-356.
    2. Lavatory supply and waste lines should enter the wall to allow for easier cleaning and better sanitation.
    3. Provide at least one hose bibb on the hot and cold water supply under one lavatory in each restroom.
    4. Lavatory faucets shall be of the self closing type with the closing time of operation adjustable up to fifteen (15) seconds.  They shall contain interchangeable operating units and shall be of one (1) manufacturer.  Units shall close with the pressure of the water.  All units shall be vandal-proof and all operating parts in contact with water shall be Monel metal, including a stamped Monel metal seat.
    5. Faucet shall be Chicago faucet No. 406 (or No. 747 if a pop-up waste is specified with faucet), center-set lavatory fitting.  Equivalent units, as manufactured by Moehn Faucet Division, Cole Valve Company, or American Standard, are acceptable.