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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFlorida Work AgreementGale Insulation Lic#CGC1512179 3601-A Crossroads Parkway Ft. Pierce, FL 34945-2700 Tel: (772) 465-9191, Fax: (772) 489-6758 FLORIDA WORK AGREEMENT TO: VINCFNTCIMINO RE: 6702 Donlon Road/Inselmion Address: 6702 DONLON ROAD, FORT PIERCE, FL, 34951 Address: 6702 DONLON ROAD FORT PIERCE. SAINT LUCIE. FL, 3495 Attn: Date: 06/10/2020 Expiration Date: 09/08/2020 Tel: (443) 277-3254 Estimator: Moyer Jr, Donald R Fax: Quote H: 76551549 Version I of I Division* 037-FT. PIERCE FL. GI Contractor is willing to furnish to you material and labor for: Scope of Work (the "Work") to be performed: Plan #: NA 1 NA Trade: ASULATION Work Area Product Notes CEILING OF A/C SPACE JET STREAM ULTRA R-30 BLOW EXTERIOR MASONRY WALLS R4.1 FIFOIL AA-2 VAPOR SHIELD 111-PERM PERFORATED GARAGE COMMON WALL R-I i KRAf F FACED BATTS Base Price: $1,407.00 Additional Information: 50% Credit Card deposit due tinitiate contract Balance due w when o work is completed. Upgrades Initi fl, - - -- - - CEILING OF NC SPACE - BEITER R-30 ERAFC FACED BATTS BAFFLE,POLYVENT PLUS:501131) +S441,00 APPLIES IF CHECKED CELLULOSE INSTRUCTIONS. This cellulose will be applied with a spray application. You must allow adequate time for it to cure and dry before installing drywall or other materials. The time required varies depending upon climate and weather. Draft stop, fire block, fire stop (UBC 708.2.1 et seq., formerly 2516(i), or locally adopted equivalent), and fire rated caulking are n included within Contractor's scope of work unless specifically listed above. Total Contract Price: S (Taxes not included) BUYER'S RIGHT TO CANCEL This is a home solicitation sale, and if you do not want the goods or services, you may cancel this agreement by providing written notice to the seller in person, by telegram, or by mail. This notice must indicate that you do not want the goods or services and must be delivered or postmarked before midnight of the third business day after you sign this agreement. If , cancel this agreement, the seller may not keep all or part of any cash down payment. CUSTOMER: Dare Bv: CONTRACTOR: Salesperson: 0141579v3 06/2015 FI. Page I of 4 (name) (Address) (Phone Number) L LIMITED WARRANTY. Except as otherwise required by law, Contractor wvartams that its Work will be free from defects in material and workmanship fen one year from the date of completion of the installation subject to the terms below. Contractor makes no anomalies regarding products said but assigns to you any manufacturer warranties relating to the products. THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETH F R EXPRESSED, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE This limited warranty does not cover damages relating to (a) accident- misuse, abuse, neglect, or normal wear and tear: (b) failure to use or maintain the product in accordance with manufacturers instructions; and (c) alteration, repair or attempted repair by anyone other than Contractor or its authorized representative. You shall be solely responsible for the correctness of the plans and specifications and shall release and hold harmless Contractor from any damages resulting from improper, inadequate or vague information supplied by you. Contractor does not take on any obligation to inspect or evaluate the work of other parties in any manner or aspect. this warranty is not transferable. 2. INSURANCE. Contractor shall maintain workers' compensation (employer liability) insurance, as required by law, and S1,000,000 in general liability inswan e while performing the Work. Contractor reserves the right to be self insured to the extent allowed by applicable law. 3. LIMITATION OF REMEDIES. Your sole and exclusive remedy against Contractor for any and all claims for damages arising out of or alleged to have arisen out of the Work will be limited to the repair or replacement by Contractor, in Contractors option, of any nonconforming Work or to the issuance of a credit for such nonconforming Work in accordance with these terms and conditions. You must give written notice to Contractor of any claim with respect to the Work. Contractor must be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect the Work within 30 days after Contractors mccipt of the notice and confirm such nonconformity. This exclusive remedy shall not be deemed to have failed of its essential purpose if Contractor repairs or replaces the nonconforming work. If you fail to give the required notice and/or fail to allow Contractor the required opportunity to inspect, you waive any and all rights for damages and/or correction of work against Contractor, Thi, Limitations of Remedies may be pled m a complete bar to any action in violation of this clauses:. 4. LIMITATIONS ON ACTIONS AND LIABILITY. To the extent permitted by law, all claims and/or lawsuits including but not limited to claims or lawsuits for indemnity and/or contribution against Contractor arising under this agreement must be made within 13 months from the date of compaction of the installation. CONTRACTOR DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY AND ALL DAMAGE. WHICH MIGHT BE SUSTAINED BY ANY PERSON WfI MAY BE ALLERGIC TO OR AFFECTED BY THE EMANATION OF PARTICLES FROM CERTAIN TYPES OF INSULATION. THE MAXIMU;II LIABILITY, IF ANY, OF CONTRACTOR FOR ALL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND UNDER ANY THEORY WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS OR ITS SERVICES IS LIMITED TO THE PAID CONTRACT PRICE. IN NO EVENT SHALL CONTRACTOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAI„ LIQUIDATED; OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF IT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. TH E RIGHT TO RECOVER DAMAGES WITHIN THE LIMITATIONS SPECIFIED IS YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDY IN THE EVENT THAT ANY OTHE CONTILACTtIAL REMEDY FALLS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE. 5. TERMS AND SHIPMENT. Past due payments are, at Contractors option, subject to interest at 1.51; per month ( I8%per arum) to the extent permitted by hi . You agree to receive (or permit Contractor to receive) near the work site, any materials needed to complete the Work. All shipments shall he C.O.D. You agree to protect such materials from damage or loss and provide Contractor, free of charge, with reasonable use of utilities, storage space, and available elevators and hoists needed. Tide to any materials will only transfer to you when Contractor receives payment in full. Contractor may charge you a fee and is actual expenses if the job s to is not ready for work on the date you specify. 6. FORCE MAJEURE. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DELAY, FAILURES, OR DEFAULT IN PERFORMANCE OF THIS AGREEMENT OR OTHERWISE, IN WHOLE OR IN PART. CAUSED BY THE OCCURRENCE OF ANY CONTINGENCY BEYOND THE CONTROL. OF CON: TRACTOR. If any contingency occurs, Contractor may allocate production, deliveries, and performance of work among is customers or substitute substantial) similar materials, in is sole discretion, without liability for doing so. In the event Contractor is performing installation as defined by this Agreement, it is understood that the contract price herein, does not include possible expenses entailed in dealing with hidden or unknown contingencies found at the job site. In the event that su contingencies arise and the Contractor is required to furnish labor and materials not provided for by the Contractor under the terms of this Agreement, the additional casts incurred shal I be paid for by you. Contingencies include, but are not limited to: inability to reuse existing water, vent and waste pipes: air shafts, ducts, grills, louvers and registers; the relocation of concealed pipes, risers. wiring or conduits, the presence of which cm not be determined until the work has maned; or imperfections. such as wall. column, or ceiling alignment, angle, or rotting or decay in the structure or pans thereof necessitating replacement. 7. CREDIT APPROVAL. Shipment and delivery of goods and performance of work shall at all times be subject to the approval of Contractors credit depanm •nt and Contractor may at any time decline to make any, shipment or delivery or perform any work except upon receipt of payment or upon terms and conditions or secu ity satisfactory to Contractor. By signing this agreement, you authorize Contractor to check your credit and references. S. DISPUTES AND MANDATORY MEDIATION. In the event thata dispute arises over the reasonableness of or entitlement to fees charged by Contractor, the prevailing party will be entitled to reasonable attorneys fees and toss In all other disputes of any nature, each party shall pay is own fees and costs. Except as required to protect confidential information and to obtain preliminary injunctive relief in prevent irreparable harm, you and the Contractor agree to engage in facilitative mediation of any and all disputes related to this agreement prior to initiating any legal action. If the parties cannot agree upon a facilitative mediator with 30 days of when the dispute arose, one will be selected pursuant to the Commercial Mediatian Rules of the American Arbitration Association. Each party will share equally the fees of the facilitative mediator and other shared mediation costs. 9. INSULATION DOES NOT PREVENT FROZEN PIPES. Insulating wound water lines in an unconditioned or semi -conditioned area will not prcw ant pipes from freezing or accumulating cnndenution'ro decrease the possibility of frozen pips. locate am water pipes within a conditioned area. such as internal wall rather than external walls. If you do not locate the pipes within an internal wa1L you hold Contractor harmless and release Contractor from any claims relating to fm an or burst pipes. 10. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This is the entire agreement between us relating to the Work and may only be waived or changed by a document signed by bad of us. If anv provision of this agreement is not enforceable, that provision shall be effective only to the extent permitted by law and all other provisions of this agreeme it shall remain. The laws of the State where the Work is performed govern this agreement 5141579v3 06//2015F1. Paget of IMPORTANT FLORIDA CONSTRUCTION LAW DISCLOSURES ACCORDING TO FLORIDA'S CONSTRUCTION LIEN LAW (SECTIONS 713.001- 713.37, FLORIDA STATUTES,) THOSE WHO WORK ON YOUR PROPERTY OR PROVIDE MATERIALS AND SERVICES AND ARE NOT PAID IN FULL HAVE A RIGHT TO ENFORCE THEIR CLAIM FOR PAYMENT AGAINST YOUR PROPERTY. THIS CLAIM IS KNOWN AS A CONSTRUCTION LIEN. IF YOUR CONTRACTOR OR A SUBCONTRACTOR FAILS TO PAY SUBCONTRACTORS, SUB -SUBCONTRACTORS, OR MATERIAL SUPPLIERS, THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE OWED MONEY MAY LOOK TO YOUR PROPERTY FOR PAYMENT, EVEN I] YOU HAVE ALREADY PAID YOUR CONTRACTOR IN FULL. IF YOU FAIL TO PAY YOUR CONTRACTOR, YOUR CONTRACTOR MAY ALSO HAVE A LIEN ON YOUR PROPERTY. THIS MEANS IF A LIEN IS FILED YOUR PROPERTY COULD BE SOLD AGAINST YOUR WILL TO PAY FOR LABOR, MATERIALS, OR OTHER SERVICES THAT YOUR CONTRACTOR OR A SUBCONTRACTOR MAY HAVE FAILED TO PAY. TO PROTECT YOURSELF, YOU SHOULD STIPULATE IN THIS CONTRACT THAT BEFORE ANY PAYMENT IS MADE, YOUR CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE YOU WITH A WRITTEN RELEASE OF LIEN FROM AN PERSON OR COMPANY THAT HAS PROVIDED TO YOU A "NOTICE TO OWNER." FLORIDA'S CONSTRUCTION LIEN LAW IS COMPLEX AND IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CONSULT AN ATTORNEY. ANY CLAIMS FOR CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS ARE SUBJECT TO THE NOTICE AND CURE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 558, FLORIDA STATUTES. You hereby acknowledge receipt of this Notice as required by Florida's Construction Lien (Sections 713.001-713.37). Customer: Date: 01J 1579v3 061^015 FL Paee 3 of CABINETRY NOTICE Measurements. To properly design and fabricate products that will house or otherwise incorporate TV's or mechanical or electrical equipment, it is recommended that all measurements and details, including but not limited to, makes and models, be provided along with enough dimensional information that is necessary to safely and aesthetically build the cabinetry around any such devices. Failut to provide this information in a timely manner, relative to the ordering of the other cabinetry, will cause that portion of the cabinetry order to be deleted and processed only after information is made available. If it becomes necessary to process an order for cabinetry products associated with the TV's, or mechanical or electrical devices, along with the other cabinetry mentioned in the Agreement, and without the information needed or otherwise requested, Contractor, cannot guarantee the satisfactory outcome of the cabinetry, nor assume responsibility for the successful installation of the devices, or mechanical or electrical equipment afterwards. It may be possible to retrofit cabinet parts around the equipment at a later date, however, Contractor cannot guarantee not only the dimensional fit, but also the color, grain, or finish of parts that are ultimately required to complete the enclosure of said audio/video or other equipment. This document therefore specifically disclaims the responsibilities of Contractor, and any possible outcome, if this situation or similar situations implied within this notice occur. Finishing, combined with the unique character of wood, provides the natural warmth and appeal that is desired by so many people. Although great care is taken to select the quality of materials used in cabinet construction, variations are expected and considered acceptable. Just as no two, trees are exactly alike, the grain and coloring of the wood may also display such things as mineral streaks, gum spots or knots, as can often be affected by the soil and climatic conditions in which the trees are growth in. Buyers of wood products need to be aware of the inconsistencies that will most likely be found in the end product. Glazed Finishes. The overall appearance of a glaze -finished product will have some color variation due to the hand rubbing. Glazing itself is not a stain. Although glazing will collect in design profiles and porous wood grain, it is not intended to alter the color of the wood being used. As such, noticeable variations in the lumber that make up the parts of your cabinets are considered within the standards of our products and will possibly show through the applied glaze. Distressed. Solid Stains & Paint Finishes. Since no two pieces of wood are alike, variations in both grain and color will most likely 1: more evident with solid stained finishes. Distressing too is a custom finish that requires hand operations which, when added, will me likely cause some variations between like parts. The cabinetry in your premises can dry out Q pick up moisture resulting in shrinkac or expansion of parts that may cause the distressed, solid stains, or paint finishes to fracture at the joints. This condition is not in any way considered defective workmanship nor will it affect the stability of the cabinet parts; i.e. doors or drawer fronts, or the finish in general. Contractor therefore cannot be held responsible for any of the variations that are considered normal and acceptable to the cabinet industry, or for conditions that would adversely affect the finish(s) as stated above. Moisture. Manufacturers of wood products decline to warrant materials that are damaged due to moisture extremes. We, therefore, d not warrant and hereby disclaim any responsibility for any damage or non-compliance with specifications due to the storage, and/or installation of our wood products at a location that might not be satisfactorily controlled in either humidity and/or temperature. The disclaimer is not intended to relieve Contractor from upholding its standard warranty. Job Site Conditions. Under normal conditions. wood products contain a certain amount of moisture. And, when exposed to an environment of extreme difference in humidity, the amount of moisture in the wood increases or decreases accordingly. Minor fluctuations in humidity create little change to wood products. Be aware that moisture damage to wood cabinets can consist of center panel expansion of doors and drawer fronts. joint separation (especially noticeable on mitered frame and painted doors), bowing, twisting, and swelling of stiles and rails. The performance of the product can also change as doors may rub and drawer operation car become restricted. Of course, the finish on wood parts will most likely be affected when any expansion or contraction takes place. Product failure can become evident if moisture levels decrease following exposure to high moisture levels. Your signature is required as recognition that you have read, understand and read the notices provided above. CUSTOMER: Name Date 9141579v3 061,1015 FL, Pace 4 of Gale Insulation Lie# CGC1512179 Tr' ' 3601-A Crossroads Parkway Ft. Pierce, FL 34945-2700 Tel: (772) 465-9191, Fax: (772) 489-6758 1 FLORIDA WORK AGREEMENT TO- VINCENTCIMINO RE: 6702 Donlon Road /Shelving& Mirrors Address: 6702 DONLON ROAD, FORT PIERCE, FL 34951 Address: 6702 DONLON ROAD FORT PIERCE. SAINT LUCIE, FL, 34951 Ann: Date: 061102020 Expiration Date: 09/080020 Tel: (443) 277-3254 Estimator: Moyer Jr, Donald R Fax: Quote 0: 76551575 Version I of 1 Division k: 037 - FT. PIERCE FL, GI Contractor is willing to furnish to you material and labor for: Scope of Work (the "Work") to be performed: Plan* .kA ,\'.d Trade: .4FTERP.41,VT Work Area Product Notes MIRRORS MIRROR 42" OVER VANITIES BEDROOMCLOSEfS SHELF&ROD 12" 5-STACK LINENIPANTRY CLOSE MESH 16" - LOW PROFILE !Base Price: $535.00 Additional Information: 50% Credit Card deposit due to initiate contract. Balance due when scope of work is completed. Total Contract Price: S (Taxes not included) BUYER'S RIGHT TO CANCEL This is a home solicitation sale, and if you do not want the goods or services, you may cancel this agreement by providing written notice to the seller in person, by telegram, or by mail. This notice must indicate that you do not want the goods or services and must be delivered or postmarked before midnight of the third business day after you sign this agreement. If cancel this agreement, the seller may not keep all or part of any cash down payment. CUSTOMER: Dale Bv: CONTRACTOR: d 141579v3 0&!^0 Li FL Page I oft (name) (Address) (Phone Number) 1. LIMITED WARRANTY. Except as otherwise required by law, Contractor warrants that its Work will be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of completion of the installation subject to the terms below. Contractor makes no warranties regarding products sold but assigns to you any mamdretumr warmnties relating to the products. THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRA\TIES, WHETHE EXPRESSED. IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRA\TIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. This limited warranty does not cover damages relaung to (a) accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, or normal wear and tear: (b) failure to use or maintain the product in accordance with manufacturer's instructions: and (c) alteration, repair or attempted repair by anyone other than Contractor or its authorized representative. You shall be solely responsible for the correctness of the plans and specifications and shall release and hold harmless Contractor from any damages resulting from improper, inadequate or vague information supplied by you. Contractor does not take on any obligation to inspect or evaluate the work of other panics in any manner or aspect. This warranty is not transferable. 2. INSURANCE. Contractor shall maintain worker compensation (employer liability) insuranm as required by law, and $1,000.000 in general liability insurani while performing the Work. Contractor reserves the right to be self insured to the extent allowed by applicable law. 3. LIMITATION OF REMEDIES. Your sole and exclusive remedy against Contractor for any and all claims for damages arising out of or alleged to have arisen out of the Work will be Iimited to the repair or replacement by Contractor, at Contractors option, of any nonconforming Work or to the issuance of a credit for such nonconforming Work in accordance with these terms and conditions. You most give written notice to Contractor of any claim with respect to the Work. Contractor must be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect the W ork within 30 days after Commictors receipt of the notice and confirm such nonconformity. This exclusive remedy shall not be deerned to have failed of its essential purpose if Contractor repairs or replaces the nonconforming work. Ifyou fail to give the required notice and/or fail to allow Contractor the required opportunity to inspect, you waive any and all rights for damages and/or correction of work against Contractor. Thi: Limitations or Remedies may be pled as acomplete bar to any action in violation of this clause. 4. LIVBTATIONS ON ACTIONS AND LIABILITY. To the extent permitted by low, all claims and/or lawsuits including but not limited to claims or lawsuits for indemnity and/or contribution against Contractor arising under this agreement must be made within 13 months from the date of completion of the installation. CONTRACTOR DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY AND ALL DAMAGE W'IIICH MIGHT BE SUSTAINED BY ANY PERSON WII MAY RE ALLERGIC TO OR AFFECTED BY THE ENLANAT'ION OF PARTICLES FROM CERTAIN TYPES OF INSULATION. THE MAXIMUM LIABILITY, IF ANA" OF CONTRACTOR FOR ALL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND UNDER ANY THEORY WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS OR ITS SERVICES 1S LIMITED TO THE PAID CONTRACT PRICE IN NO EVENT SHALL CONTRACTOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL. CONSEQUENTIAL, LIQUIDATED, OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF IT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. TF RIGHT TO RECOVER DAMAGES WITHIN THE LIMITATIONS SPECIFIED IS YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDY IN THE EVENT THAT ANY OTHI CONTRACTUAL. REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE 5. TERMS AND SHIPMENT. Past due payments are, at Committees option, subject to interest at I.s?n per mnmh (I8%per i nrmm) to the extent permitted by to You agree to receive (or permit Contractor to receive) near the work site, any materials needed to complete the Work. All shipments shall be C.O.D. You agree to protect such materials from damage or loss and provide Contractor, free of charge, with reasonable use of utilitim storage spare, and available elevators and hoists t needed. Tide to any materials will only transfer to you when Contractor receives payment in full. Contractor may charge you a fee and its actual expenses if the job is not ready for cork on the date you specify. G. FORCE MAJEURE. CONTRACTOR SHALL NO'r BE LIABLE FOR ANY DELAY, FAILURES. OR DEFAULT IN PERFORMANCE OF TI [IS AGREEMENT OR OTHERWISE, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, CAUSED BY THE OCCURRENCE OF ANY CONTINGENCY BEYOND TILE CONTROL OF CONTRACTOR. If any contingency occurs, Contractor may all Wate production, deliveries, and performance of work among its customers or substitute substantiall similar materials, in its sole discretion. without liability for doing so. In the event Contractor is performing installation as defined by this Agreement, it is understoor that the contract price herein, does not include possible expenses entailed in dealing with hidden or unknown contingencies found at the job site, In the event that su contingencies arise and the Contractor is required to ftunish labor and materials not provided for by the Contractor under the terms of this Agreement, the additional costs incurred shall be paid for by you. Contingencies include, butane not limited to: inability to reuse existing water, vent and waste pipes air shafts, ducts, Brills. louvers and registers: the relocation of concealed pipes, risers, wiring or conduits, the presence of which can not be determined until the work he% started; or imperfections, such as wall, column, or ceiling alignment, angle. or rotting or decay in the sWetum or parts thereof necessitating replacement. 7. CREDIT APPROVAL. Shipment and delivery of goods and performance of work shall at all times be subject to the approval of Contractor's credit departr and Contractor may at any time decline to make any shipment or delivery or perform any, work except upon receipt of payment or upon terms and conditions or sect satisfactory to Contractor. By signing this agreement, you authorize Contractor to check your credit and references. 8. DISPUTES AND MANDATORY MEDIATION. In the event that a dispute arises over the reasonableness of or entitlement to fees charged by Contractor, the prevailing party will be entitled to reasonable attorneys fees and coats. In all other disputes of any nature, each party shall pay its own fees and costs Except as required to protect confidential information and to obtain preliminary injunctive relief to prevent irreparable harm, you and the Contractor agree to engag facilitative mediation of my and all disputes related to this agreement prior to initiating any legal action. If the parties cannot agree upon a facilitative mediator witl 30 days of when the dispute arose, one will be selected pursuant to the Commercial Mediation Rules of the American Arbitration Association. Each pary will shun equally the fees of the facilitative mediator and other shared mediation costs. 9, INSULATION DOES NOT PREVENT FROZEN PIPES. Insulating around water lines in an unconditioned or semi -conditioned area will not pre pipes from freezing or accumulating condcruution. To d,c possibility of fro>sn pipes, locate any water pipe; within a conditioned area. such as Internal wr rather than external walls. If you do not locate the pipes within an internal will, you hold Contractor bannless and release Contractor from any claws relating to f , or bust pipes. 10. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This is the entire agreement between us relating to the Work and may only be waived or changed by a document signed by bo us. If any provision of this agreement is not enforceable that provision shall be effective only to the extent pemtined by law and all other provisions of this agmem shall remain. The laws of the State where the Work is performed govern this agreement. 414157913 06l2015 FL Page 2 of 4 IMPORTANT FLORIDA CONSTRUCTION LAW DISCLOSURES ACCORDING TO FLORIDA'S CONSTRUCTION LIEN LAW (SECTIONS 713.001- 713.37, FLORIDA STATUTES,) THOSE WHO WORK ON YOUR PROPERTY OR PROVIDE MATERIALS AND SERVICES AND ARE NOT PAID IN FULL HAVE A RIGHT TO ENFORCE THEIR CLAIM FOR PAYMENT AGAINST YOUR PROPERTY. THIS CLAIM IS KNOWN AS A CONSTRUCTION LIEN. IF YOUR CONTRACTOR OR A SUBCONTRACTOR FAILS TO PAY SUBCONTRACTORS, SUB -SUBCONTRACTORS, OR MATERIAL SUPPLIERS, THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE OWED MONEY MAY LOOK TO YOUR PROPERTY FOR PAYMENT, EVEN I: YOU HAVE ALREADY PAID YOUR CONTRACTOR IN FULL. IF YOU FAIL TO PAY YOUR CONTRACTOR, YOUR CONTRACTOR MAY ALSO HAVE A LIEN ON YOUR PROPERTY. THIS MEANS IF A LIEN IS FILED YOUR PROPERTY COULD BE SOLD AGAINST YOUR WILL TO PAY FOR LABOR, MATERIALS, OR OTHER SERVICES THAT YOUR CONTRACTOR OR A SUBCONTRACTOR MAY HAVE FAILED TO PAY. TO PROTECT YOURSELF, YOU SHOULD STIPULATE IN THIS CONTRACT THAT BEFORE ANY PAYMENT IS MADE, YOUR CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE YOU WITH A WRITTEN RELEASE OF LIEN FROM AN PERSON OR COMPANY THAT HAS PROVIDED TO YOU A "NOTICE TO OWNER." FLORIDA'S CONSTRUCTION LIEN LAW IS COMPLEX AND IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CONSULT AN ATTORNEY. ANY CLAIMS FOR CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS ARE SUBJECT TO THE NOTICE AND CURE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 558, FLORIDA STATUTES. You hereby acknowledge receipt of this Notice as required by Florida's Construction Lien (Sections 713.001-713.37). Customer: Date: a161579.9 06'2015FL Pao<3 oft CABINETRY NOTICE Measurements. To properly design and fabricate products that will house or otherwise incorporate TV's or mechanical or electrical equipment, it is recommended that all measurements and details, including but not limited to, makes and models, be provided along with enough dimensional information that is necessary to safely and aesthetically build the cabinetry around any such devices. Failur to provide this information in a timely manner, relative to the ordering of the other cabinetry, will cause that portion of the cabinetry order to be deleted and processed only after information is made available. If it becomes necessary to process an order for cabinetry products associated with the TV's. or mechanical or electrical devices, along with the other cabinetry mentioned in the Agreement, and without the information needed or otherwise requested, Contractor, cannot guarantee the satisfactory outcome of the cabinetry, nor assume responsibility for the successful installation of the devices, or mechanical or electrical equipment afterwards. It may be possible to retrofit cabinet parts around the equipment at a later date, however. Contractor cannot guarantee not only the dimensional fit, but also the color, grain, or finish of pacts that are ultimately required to complete the enclosure of said audio/video or other equipment. This document therefore specifically disclaims the responsibilities of Contractor, and any possible outcome, if this situation or similar situations implied within this notice occur. Finishing, combined with the unique character of wood, provides the natural warmth and appeal that is desired by so many people. Although great care is taken to select the quality of materials used in cabinet construction, variations are expected and considered acceptable. Just as no two trees are exactly alike, the grain and coloring of the wood may also display such things as mineral streaks, gum spots or knots, as can often be affected by the soil and climatic conditions in which the trees are growth in. Buyers of wood products need to be aware of the inconsistencies that will most likely be found in the end product. Glazed Finishes. The overall appearance of a glaze -finished product will have some color variation due to the hand rubbing. Glazing itself is not a stain. Although glazing will collect in design profiles and porous wood grain, it is not intended to alter the color of the wood being used. As such, noticeable variations in the lumber that make up the parts of your cabinets are considered within the standards of our products and will possibly show through the applied glaze. Distressed_ Solid Stains & Paint Finishes. Since no two pieces of wood are alike, variations in both grain and color will most likely b more evident with solid stained finishes. Distressing too is a custom finish that requires hand operations which, when added, will mo likely cause some variations between like parts. The cabinetry in your premises can dry out or pick up moisture resulting in shrinka or expansion of parts that may cause the distressed, solid stains, or paint finishes to fracture at thejoints. This condition is not in any- way considered defective workmanship nor will it affect the stability of the cabinet parts; i.e, doors or drawer fronts, or the finish in general. Contractor therefore cannot be held responsible for any of the variations that are considered normal and acceptable to the cabinet industry, or for conditions that would adversely affect the finish(s) as stated above. Moisture. Manufacturers of wood products decline to warrant materials that are damaged due to moisture extremes. We, therefore, dr not warrant and hereby disclaim any responsibility for any damage or non-compliance with specifications due to the storage, and/or installation of our wood products at a location that might not be satisfactorily controlled in either humidity and/or temperature. The disclaimer is not intended to relieve Contractor from upholding its standard warranty. Job Site Conditions. Under normal conditions, wood products contain a certain amount of moisture. And, when exposed to an environment of extreme difference in humidity, the amount of moisture in the wood increases or decreases accordingly. Minor fluctuations in humidity create little change to wood products. Be aware that moisture damage to wood cabinets can consist of center panel expansion of doors and drawer fronts, joint separation (especially noticeable on mitered frame and painted doors), bowing, twisting, and swelling of stiles and rails. The performance of the product can also change as doors may rub and drawer operation can become restricted. Of course, the finish on wood parts will most likely be affected when any expansion or contraction takes place. Product failure can become evident if moisture levels decrease following exposure to high moisture levels. Your signature is required as recognition that you have read, understand and read the notices provided above. CUSTOMER: Name Date 4141579.3 061,2015 FL Page 4 of4 AA2 Shield Reflective Insulation I u; ; Fi-Foil AA2 Vapor Shield'" is a reflective insulation intended for use on furred -out masonry walls. The inside layer is aluminum foil. The outer I yer is natural Kraft paper coated with polyethylene, laminated to flange boards or expanders that separate paper and foil creating a reflectiv air space. When installed on furring strips spaced 16" or 24" on center, a second reflective air space is formed. This air space is dependent upor the thickness of the furring strip selected. The Hi -Perm version includes small perforations for applications not requiring a vapor retarder. AA2 is available in both staple tab (for wood furring) and tape tab (for metal framing). - Definition of Reflective Insulation Reflective insulation is used to reduce the transport of energy across air spaces in a building envelope and consists of one or more low emittance surfaces (0.10 or less), bounding one or more enclosed air spaces. Reflective insulation can also use other layers of materials such as paper or plastic to form enclosed air spaces as part of the system. The performance of the reflective insulation system is determined by the emittance of the material(s), the lower the better, and the size of the enclosed air spaces. The smaller the enclosed air space, the less heat will transfer by convection. Standards and requirements for Reflective Insulation hae been established by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and the Federal Trade Commission. Test Data Product Version Perforated Non -Perforated ASTM E 96 Water Vapor Permeance 4.72 0.80 ASTM E 84-94 Flammability Flame Spread Rating 45 45 Smoke Developed Rating 10 10 National Fire Protection Association Rating Class B Class B ASTM D 3310 Corrosivity.................................................... ................... Pass ASTM C 1224/5ection 9 Adhesive Performance Bleeding................................................................................................None Delamination........................................................................................Non e Pliability ........................................................ signs of cracking or delamination ASTM C 1338 Mold & Mildew............................................."....................Pass ASTM C 1371 Foil Emittance........................................................ ............... 0.03 Read This Before You Buy The label shows the R-value of the insulation. R means resistance to heat flow.The higher the R-value, the greater the insulating power. Compare Insulation R-values before you buy, There are other factors to consider. 4 The amount of insulation you need depends mainly on the climate you live in. Also, your fuel savings from insulation will depend on the climate, the type and size of your house, and your fuel use patterns and family size. If you buy too much insulation, it will cost you more than what you will save on fuel.To get the marked • R-value, it is essential that this insulation be installed properly. ev.snots {(}�1-;�,�� PO Box 800, Auburndale, FL 33823 [ "'-' ( i (� l (800) 448-3401 F: (863) 967-0137 Product Package Informa Furring Width 16' O.C. 24" Width Expanded 175' 2' Diameter 10' Lineal Footage 375' Coverage 500 sq. ft. 500 s . ft. Weight 21 lbs. 191 s. R -Values Heat Flaw Hodmmal standard K peon 314-ravity R-4-2 R-4.1 7A'Cavny R.4.5 R-4.6 I Into l-SWCanty R-5.2 R-5.1 The R-values noted are are in m.no. vath M The R-values of AA2 Vapor Shield increase thklmess of tf e miry orfurring snips Compliance and e Meets: ASTM C1224 -compliance with the following code - 2012, 2009, and 21XI61nternational auilGng Code Of 2012,2009.aM 20% Intentional ftwI tal Code . 20I2. 201 and 20M international Energy Comes, code I1KG -2014.2010&2007 Florida M. ring Code lFBC1 -2014, 7010,& M7 f1o.-Ida residential C. jFRQ -2014.2010.&2007 Flodda Fnergy Convemcion Cc • Evaluated in accordance with e - KC-BS AC 02 - Acceptance Cntera for RBenive Iowtaeon,appmvedlune2011 • state of CatRortsia Bureau of Home Furnishingsand Thermal Imsulatlon License 07`1390, Registry eCA-T390 FL -See IAPMO-ES Report d0291 '. High Retycle_d Content _ Certified by a third parry testing and inspect servlcefR&0 services, Inc.), Re lecrve Insular more than 44 percent recycled content, with 42 percent being post<snsumer content 16" AA2 More than 4496 Recycled Co 24'AA2 More than 44%Recycled Co LC-Q M P A N Y Me Jet Stream® Ultra Blowing Wool Insulation Submittal Date APPLICATION Knauf Insulation Jet Stream ULTRA Glass Mineral Wool Blowing Insulation is installed in open attics of bath new, and e,d.fi,g structures and/or in dosed caviy applications with It. BIBS system (Blow4h,1110 kel Systeml. let Stream. ULTRA, when used in dosed cavity applications is BIBS approved and can only be involled by BIBS certified installers b ensure the highest quality installed performance. let Stream ULTRA is an excellent product for Blow,in-Blanket applications. It will dense -pack in wall ca t;ies with no senling. PRODUCT FEATURES Excellent Thermal Performance • Fills all gaps and voids, creating a thermal barrier against outside air and better temperature control, reducirg fuel usage and utility bills • Resists heat flow will, on R-value of • R-15 in 2 x 4 construction • R-23 in 2 x 6 construction Convenient • One orodcd, one inventory, two opplicafions. Energy Conservation • Reduces fuel usage and wdity bills for heating and air conditioning. Sustainable • Has a high degree of recycled content. Noise Reduction • Improves Sound Transmission Class (STCI ratings by 4 to 10 points. Instu0ation • Blows fast and emoah. Permanence • Noncombustible, noncorrosive. • Will not rot, mildew or deteriorate THERMAL PERFORMANCE Jet Stream ULTRA Blowing Insulation provides you with a choice of Rwalues based on the installed thickness and installed weight per square fact. The tables to the right show the minimum requirements far obtaining the desired R.rolue. ,he staled thermal resistance (R-value) is provided by installing the required number of bags per 1,000 fp of net area, at not less than the labeled minimum shicknom (per the manufacmrei s instructions). Failure to install both the required number of bogs and at least the minimum thickness will result in lower insulation R-values. 7ield blaming of this product with other loose fill insulation or application of this product in conjunction with adhesive or binder systems may affect its thermal performance and is not recommended by the monufccterer. Framing Adjustments As shown in the table on the last page, to compensate for the framing member in open attic opplicafions, the number of bags per 1,000 Ip of area. SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE • ASTM C764; Type I • HH-F1030B; Class B INDOOR AIR QUALITY • UL Environment • GREENGUARD codified • GREENGUARD Gold ;erflied • Validated to be formaldehyde -free. Knauf Insulation let Stream ULTRA Glass Mineral Wool Blowing Insulation is manufactured with a high degree of recycled content and UL Environment verification every 6 months. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED To achieve labeled Rwalue, this product must be applied with a pneumatic blowing machine and a corrugated hose with a minimum'/.• internal corrugation, a minimum length of 150' and a diameter of at least 3•. Coils in the hose should not be less than 36• in diameter. Acceptable material feed rate is 5-351bs./minute. The recommended feed rate is 15-25 lbs./minute. Far closed covily applications, netting must be applied. PACKAGING lei Stream ULTRA Blowing Insulation is packaged in a strong, white poly bag that offers excellent protection from abuse, dust and maisNre. Knauf Insulation packages are lightweight, stock without slipping and ore easy to handle and store. GLASS MINERAL WOOL AND MOLD Glass minerol wool insulotion will nol sustain mold growth. However, mold con grow on almost any material when it becomes war and contaminated. Carefully inspect any insulation that has been exposed to water. If it shows any sign of mold, it must be discarded. If the material is wet, but shows no evidence of mold, it should be dried rapidly and thoroughly. NOTES The chemical and physical properties of Knauf Insulation let Steam ULTRA Blowing Insulation represent typical overage values determined in accordance with accepted test methods. The data is supplied 03 technical service and is subject to change without notice. References to numerical Rome spread ratings are not intended to reflect hazards presented by these or any other materials under actual fire conditions. Check with your Knauf hsulotion Te-rilory Manager h ensure information is current. Carrasfoe ASTM C764 Pov Combustibly ASTM El 36 Noneombwfible Water VvPcr Sarp-,on by phll ASTM CI s04 less Critical RodaN Flux ASTM E970 Greater can 0,12 W/rni Mold Growth ASTM C1338 Pass ' Suriaco Burning chxocwsota IFoma spread/smoke de+ebpedl ASTM Mt,f 4.51012 25/50 Jet Stream® Ultra Blowing Wool Insulation Submittal Sheet n. ,.Bayi/vo_oota- 1 Llolomum CoAfflp :-KM «4ou num Welgkt' °MaRR (�lnsre8'edil,uk s AGnmlum'S:t�udTh'Klmas•• To obmin an irwrlolion The nurrdxrof bags/ 7 000 hs of retmeo _The Confenh OFfiis bee weight/(Pd inslaBed insu6dan Installed imulotion buiaed inwlmion resisbnce (R+alael I. shOW non bo less dsvn should not mxr nme dwc should not be lens Own: daukl rot 6a ksa Aan: should mt be less Avn: R-60 29.7 33.6 FP 0.95216, 19.750• 19.750' R-49 235 42.5 is 075316. 16.375• 16.375- R-dd 20.9 47.8 FP 0.670Im 14.e75- 14.875' R38 17.8 56.2 hs Q5691bs. 13.000- 13.000' R-30 13.6 73.3 fP 0.437 lbs. 10.375' 10.375- R-26 11.8 85.0 FP 0.377 ms. 9.125- 9.125' R-22 9.8 102.2 hs 0.313lb. 7.750• 7.750' R-19 &A 119.3 Bs 0.We b'. 6750' 6.750- R-13 5.7 175A FP 0.18316s, 6750- 4.750' R-! 1 47 210.8 fit 0.1521b. d.000' 4.000, BaA Not Nb'Ah�- No:dna13216.. 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See patent www.kmuhnsulmion.m/por4n%. r/� A�C� yg ,j Silas (800) 8254434 W. 8485 1 Technical Supped (800) 825-0434 ex1. 8727 1 mfo.us®kncufiMu10tign.mm n /� r p� 4ij One ICsw Rive.9wbM1Je.1846176 192017kwuf Insulatlon.Nc I BFBY711KS 1 09-171 x Anoufinwkion.us EeoBaW Insulation with ECOSE® Technology Subu tttal Date DESCRIPTION Knout Insulaticn Ecoeon glass mineral wool insulation made with ECOSE Technology contains a high concentrchw, of can of the word's most o'oundism resources —sand —and a high degree of recycled bottle glass bonded with ECOSE Technology. The products are available unlaced or with krah, foil or flamemted FSK-25 fFoilScrimKrohl foil facings. ECOSE TECHNOLOGY ECOSE technology is a revolutionary binder chemistry that enhances the wstainabiliy of our products. The 'binder' is the bond that holds our gloss mineral wool product together and gives the product its shape and brown color. ECOSE Technology is a ploni-based, sustainable chemistry that replaces the phenol/formaldehyde (PF) binder traditionally used in glass mineral wool products. Products using ECOSE technology are formaldehyde -free and hero reduced global worming potemial when compared to our products of the past. APPLICATION Knout Insulation EcoBar, bans and blankets we cos-, effective thermal and acoustical barriers for energy. efficient construction. Their consistent quality, low dust, ones easyMfing resilient fibers make fabrication simple and installation lost. The producer can be cued in new and retrofit wood and meal frame oppGmtiom in residential and commercial structures, as well cis in manufactured housing applications. These applications include thermal and acoustical treatments ro walls. ceilings and floors. In addition, Iftgh Density (HD) EmBan bans we available where optimal thermal performance is required and space for insulation is limited. High Densay EmBo# boats for cathedral ceiling applications, for example, deliver greater Rwalue in less space. so builders can incase Rw Iws and still maintain acequaie space for ventilation.. Knauf Insulation Staple-Frea EcoBan insulation is Nangeleaa kraFssoecd cans—Iui ;L —6t 6.1—.n woad studs, eliminating the need to staple in place. These boas are designed for use in woad homed construction where the stud spacing is me more than 16' on carter. Residential Appli atieru Knouf Insulation often a full line of standard and highdensity EcoBan bat, and blankets with a wide range of sues and Rwalues. Available unlaced, or with krah or flame -road fFSKJ foil facings, Knauf Insulation residential insulation can be used for cavity walls, floors, ceilings, attics, basements and crowispeces. It is highly resilient, recovering quickly to lull thickness. It also greatly reduces the transmission of noise. Light Commercial Applications This full line of standard and Irghdendy, Ecoffon boats and blankets for wood and metal Frome conseuCion is available unlaced or vvith Inch, foil or flomerated (FSK) lads facings. Knauf Insulation's commendal building ire ularian can be used for exterior and Partition walls, floors, crawlspoces and a variety of ceiling applications. Manufactured Housing Applkafiorts Knauf Insulation Manufactured Housing products include a full line of Ecollon bans and blankets with. a wide range of R-values, lengths and widths. It is designed b work efficiently with pre -manufactured structures of eft widths. Avmlabie unfoead in widths up to 192' (4,877 mmj or with krah facing in widths up to 24' (610 mmj, it can be used for cmiy walls, partition walls, floors and ceiling applications. ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE Knauf Insulaton's E.Ban insulation provides excellent acoustical properties and will reduce sound transmission when property Installed in partition wells and acoustical ceiling and floor systems. Knauf Insulation ccountical/thermal insulation can improve STC ratings in wood stud construction by 3 to 5 points and metal sad construction, by 8 to 10 points depending upon the complexity of the wall configurations, R-values and layers of insulation The STC Ratings table, right, illustrates the improved STC Ratings in is commercial application using Knauf Insulation acoustical/thermal insulation compared to no insulwon. SUSTAINABIUTY Knouf Insulation's products used for thermal insulating purposes recover the energy that it took to make them in just hours ar days, depending on the application. Once installed, the product continues to save energy and reduce carbon generation as long as it is in place. Glass mineral wool insulation with ECOSE Technology contains three key ingredients: • Recycled glass content. verified every six months by UL Environment • Sand, ore of the word's most abundant resources • Our green chemistry initiative ECOSE Technology, which is validated to be formaldehyde -Free INDOOR AIR QUALITY • UL Environment • GREENGUARD certified • GREENGUARD GOLD certified • Validated to be forneoldehydrhee • Tested and certified to meet oil the requirements oFEUCEB SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE • ASTM C665 ffacingl • Type 1, Class A, (Unlaced) • Type 11, Class C, Category I (Kruk) • Type III, Class A, Category I IFSK-25 fail) • Type III, Class B, Category I (Foil) • California Energy Commission • MEA #498-90-M • Slate of Minnesota PRODUCT FEATURES Proven Penforamence • Preferred by proFessianal installers concerned with quality, appearance and pmductiviry • Excellent amusF.cal properties reduce sound transmission in the home when properly irsalled in partition walls and ceiling and floor systems Superior Hottdlfng • All Knauf Insulation faced products feature an extra wide stapling Range for faster and easier installation. • Highly resilient insulation recovers quickly to full thickness for is snug fit and superior Finished aesthelics • Consistent quality materials made of resilient fibers cut easily, install fast with low dust • Durable facing resists tears and is marked in we - fool increments for foster field fabrication Superior Service and Support • Prompt, onaime delivery helps control inventory costs and meet customer expectainum • Our committed network of disriburers assures fast order fulfillment and faster inventory turns. • 24/7 access se product submittals ensures wodoar acceplonce and helps meet quotation deadlines Conventions Packaging, Easier HmdRsg Knauf Insulation &.81m insulation is packaged in a strong, white poly bag that offers excellent protection From abuse, dust and moisture. Our packages feature complete installation instructions and a highly visible R«aloe label which follows industry standards and makes Knauf Insulation product sizes and specificotioi easy to read. Knouf Insulation's unitized packaging saves time at the jobsite and space in the warehouse. Master bag ban units ensure reduced handling costs with greater compression —more square feet per bog more square feet per etscdmd, Fewer trips ro the job site and less warehouse space tar storage. CERTIFICATIONS • U'L Environment • GREENGUARD • GREENGUARDGoId • Formoldehydehee • EPD • Declare Red List Free • USGBC LEED • EUCEB • Energy Star GLASS MINERAL WOOL AND MOLD Glass mineral wool insulators will not sustain mold growth. However, mold con grow on almost any material when it becomes wet and contaminated. Carevlly inspect any insulation that has been exposed to water. If it shows any sign of mold, it must he discarded. If the material is web but shows no evidence of mold, it should be dried rapidly and thoroughly. If it shows signs of facing degradation hk wetting, it should be replaced. NOTES The chemical and physical properties of Knauf Insulation EcoBa# insulation represent average vale determined in accordance with accepted on, meth The data is supplied as technical service and is sul to change without notice. References to numerical flame spread ratings are not intended to reflect hazards presented by these or any other materials under actual fire conditions. Check with your Knauf Insulation Territory Marager ensure information is current. EeoBaW Insulation with ECOSEO Technology Submittal Sheet Corrosion ASTMC1617 Pass Thermal Value ASTM C51S Sea abar an naa page Woser Vapm Permmnce ASTM E96 Kraft feted: 1.0 point or less FSK fall faced: 0.04 perms Fall Faced: 0.05 perms Worm Vopor Sarpdon lby weight ASTM Cl 104 lose Than 5% Combustibility ASTM El 36 Non-combuseble (unhc d any) Meld Cva.4h ASTM C1338 Past Surface Burning Choroatai,rcs lPome spreod/..k. da.elgxdl IUA I ASTM E84 d and Romed-rated FSK f.drq: 25/50 Kroh f«tng..916.. and should m16. kh e.pcsed. ' .Prow •Kxx i'bPC lNP rb «$'Sk t y.Tur44R.`'t..13 'Ts "fri`�irx +6r �.'bmkXI�'. WoodFevmo foratruNonr'� ....�. _ .,� �.T•'F., .�T„>;':� ,,.:s. RNdae Thidlarss _ Unlaced _ `Krdt R-11 3114' 11'•, IS'W. 19'. 23W 15-,23- N. nR"'ef�'�y}�'"iN �....^;�-�.__.. FSK Foil Standard Foil - - R-13 3'h' 11'-, IS', 23' 11 ", 15', 23' - - R-ISHD'S",23" 15",27" - - R-19 6'%. 12", 15'. 1.554'.19", 23'144" I 1", 15",19", 23• - - R-20 SA. IS- is.. - R-21HD 51W 15',23• 15'.23' - R-22 6W 23" 15-- - R.23HD 5'h' 15" - R-25 1" 16', 24' 15, 23... - R-30 10• I6', 19'W, 24- 12",16',19'•,2A- - R-30H0 a''C 15', 23- 15",23'. - - R-38 12- Id', 19", 24' 16',19".24' - R-38HD 10'/' 15', 23- 15•,23' - R-49 MMoI'FramelsnCnitlio0 R-8 j 13V 2A' 16", 24- 16',24' 16'-, 19'-. 24'• R - - z - - - - R-11 3'h' 16',2A• 16".21" 16- to" R-13 316' 16',24- 16", 24" 16'• 16" R-I5MD Sri- 16•• 16',24" - - R-19 6'/,' 16-, 24- 16',24" I6".2A" 16',1" R-21HD 541' 16',24• 16" 16" R-22 61. to" - - R-30 10' - 24'. 24- E.F." 2A" R-38 12- - - 16" 2A" ManorapaeadklmRug Rail` ,,........ ., t•,#-. R-5 1'h- 15' `. n:.,..va.;.... ._.'. - x .,t: s ;;e _ R-7 2'/.• 1 15'. 16- 42', All'. 90'. 96- - - R-I I A' 15'. AS', 72', 84', 90••, 96" 15- - - R-13 31A' I51• 15- - - R.14 1A' 72• - - R-19 6%• IS, AB', 91 V," 15',23" - - R-22 7' 34" HD - High Deady Insulation E.F. - E.tended Flange Standard or Nondane and in East region, but certain lengths ore Cashes In West region - Standard or Nor,standord in West region, but Cas1am in East region F, This than a meant as is quick reference guide for standard and nanulondord prod.., in the Eost nagiom. Items not listed are deemed asbe custom produce. with a Please check win you, al. rin,.u.ntoft. for a hit product offering and Is Inquire about ordering 0usram produce. This produm is covered 6y one or more U.S. and/or other pmene. Sea parent wxw.knauRnsuletioam/paiene. � /� A��� �� Sales (800) 82Sd434 eRk 846S I Technical Supped 1000) 8254434 ext. 8721 infoAtknaufituddiaatam n N One W. Drive, Shilhydla, IN 46176 1 © 2017 Knaof Insulefm. Inc 18F01-SS 00.17 1 urvalooufimulotian.us