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APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF OCCUP C
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 1. , /-76
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DATE
HUNW40ON KAGII (PRINT OR TYPE ONLY)
District
Address 115-121
Business Name A Tel,
Business Type So/; q_,-Ow_ ccc. Group
BUILDING OWNER BUSINESS OWNERIMANAGER
Nameco Realii5--rate Name Keclbo---
Home
Address-2 Address 16762- eo_-kcreck i cr
City. Ailgata —Tel.— City 1-A4n:tir7Qt04 L?_Cj6Home Tellqg
THIS USE WOULD BE DESCRIBED AS:
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BLDG. ❑ CHANGE OF OWNER CHANGE OF OCCUPANT
❑0 EXISTING BUILDING ❑ CHANGE OF USE ADDITIONAL OCCUPANT
Indicate former use, if an;lAt2G IaeuSE,OccupancyGr, Div.
SQUARE FT. OF BUILDING TO BE OCCUPIED— 's 13 Z -7
NOTICE: 1 Occupancy otany building is prohibited and a business license will n0 be issued until the building has been
inspected and a certificate of occupancy is issued. inspected and
any existing building until thi service has been i
2. No electrical service will be released for an electrical
occupancy in an existing building are rtquired to schedule
certified safe. All applicants for
Community Development at the t;.7,z *hi- application is filed.
fuse up' inspection in the Department of C Whenever it is necessary to make inspection of a building or
3. Change of occupancy or use inspection fee. e ofthe building
premises in order to determine ifa change may be made in the character ofoccupancyor us
/(4 lrj�6 or premises which would place the building in a different division of the same group of occupancy or in a
ancy, a change of occupancy inspection fee of $
shall
different group of OccuP
be paid to the city.
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4. Huntington Beach Fire Code Section 10208 requires that building numbers must be a minimum of four (4)
inches in height with one half (1/2) inch stroke, and of a contrasting color from the background. These
numbers must be posted on your building in a location that is visible from the street.
5. Huntington Beach Fire Code Section 10.301 requires fire extinguisher selection and distribution per the
National Fire Protection Association pamphlet 10 (see reverse side).
1162.
TRAFFIC IMPACT FEE NA
DATE PAID_
AMOUNT RECEIVED
NAME (FOR OFFICE USE ONLY) ZONING —
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
OCCUPANCY GROUP F� PLAN CHECK NO. NO, PARKING SPACES
PERMIT NO. HEALTH DEPT. APPROVAL. ------
LOAD ADMIN, ACTION—.— UTILITIES RELEASED
IES 2-
N�O, OF ST S CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY FEE $
PPF4() Y D OCCUPANCY Ff`�' $
APPROVE Y E CHANGE OF USE OR
TOTAL $
75-039 Rev. 11/90 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
1.
BUSINESS ADDRESS 5121 Gra�1am St, /OCt
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2.
Person to contact in case of emergency:
Telephone number: :1y-
3.
Does the building in question have electricity?
Yes
❑ No
(a) If No, are .you requesting that the electricity be.
❑ Yes
turned on?
❑ No
4.
The building is sprinklered?
Yes
C'! No
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Operations will produce dust /wood shavings or similar
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material? -
Yes
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47 No
6.
Operations will involve the repair or replacement of
❑Yes
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automobile parts?
No
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If Yes:
(a) - Describe the components repaired or replaced.
involve the use of an open flame? ❑ Yes
(b) Does the operation ; R
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No
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7.
The business is drinking, dining or assembly use that will
result ,in an occupant load of more - than 50 persons.
❑ Yes
1.
® No ?
8.
The following best describes my operation;
Office Only
Retail Sales
Warehouse
Manufacturing / Distribution (describe process and end
product)
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Riestaurant/ Take Out Food
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Medical / Dental
Other (describe)'
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SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
(Nonresidential Buildings Only)
Location of Subject Property:_ I Sj Z I is ro born rn S t, f 0 1`
p - 6519f — 3580
Pr-ooerty Owner Name: YL d'e1'G tto rat teat F6tole I —C Phone #:114
Nanie of the person preparing this form in print and signature:
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Name: wvin e ! q6X __.Signature:_-/1 �•
' The person preparing this form must be the same person applying for building permits. Please answer the
following questions regarding your proposed occupancy of the subject building. IF YOU DO NOT KNOW
THE ANSWER TO A QUESTION, MARK IN THE "YES" COLUMN:
A{3MD PERMITTING CHECKLIST
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YES
NO
1. Does your facilib/ use any internal combustion engines greater than 50HP?
No'
2. Does your facility involve mixing, blending, or processing any solvents,
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adhesives, paints or coatings?
3. Does your facility create ariy dusts or smoke? ___ _
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4. Does your facility refine any liquids or solids or reclaim any metals?
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5. Does your facility plate or coat anything?
NO
6. Does your facility have any combustion equipment (i.e. boiler, furnaces,
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broiler, baking ovens, etc.) rating greater than 2,000,000 BTU/HR?
7. Does your facrtiry handle or store solvents or motor fuel?
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8. Do you use or store any acids?
N�
9. Do you use any chemical process?
No
10. Do you, ise any solvents for clean-up? _
11, Are you a dry cleaner, restaurant with a charbroiler, body shop, gasoline
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station, printer, brpart coater? _
12. ,Is the subject building located within one thousand (1,000) feet of any
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school? PROPERTY LINE TO PROPERTY LINE. GRADES K-12.
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If you have marked "NO" in all columns, you do not need an Air Quality permit at this time. If you
have marked
any questions in the "YES" column you must contact the South Coast Air Quality Management District located at:
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_ 21865 E. Copley Drive
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Diamond Bar, CA 91765-4182
Please call: Plan Check (909) 396-2000
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Table 7 (continued)
Tod"cal Data for CORIAN19 The OriSinal Solid Surface
PROPERTY
TYPICAL RESULT
TEST
Wear and C!tanabillty
Passe$
ANSI 7.1243
Abrasion Resistance'
No lass of pattern
NEMA LD3.3.01
Weig`ot loss (1,000 Cycles)-01 gm
ANSI ZtZ4.3
Wear(10,000 cycles)-0.008"
Boiling Water Surface Resistance
No Change
NEMA L03-3.05
High Temperature Resistance
No Change
NEMA L03-3,06
Conductive Heat Resistance
No Change
NEMA LD3.3.00
Impact Resistance
Notched Izod
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28 ft-Ibslin of notch
ASTM D 256 (Method A)
Gardner
Solid colors 9.3 ft4bs
ASTM D 3029
Sierras 13.3 ft•lbs
Ball Drop
(b mm) sheet
36` with ;i lb. ball, no failure
NEMA L03.3.03
y,• (13 mm) sheet
144' with ;; lb. ball, no failurr.
(19 mm) sheet
204' with 'g Ib. ball, no failure
Bowls (point impact)
No cracks or chips
ANSI Z124.3 and 124.6
Stain Resistance —
Passes
Rating-41 (modified')
ANSI Z124.3
ANSI Z124.3 (modified')
Weatherability
No change-1000 hours
ASTM_D 1499
Fungi and Bacteria
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No Attack
ASTM G 21, G 22_
Specific Gravity
Solid Colors
1.8
Sierra Colors
1.69
Material Weight
/,` (6 r...n)
'/,- (13 mm)
;; (19 mm)
Solid Colors
2,35
4.7
7.0 Ibs/sq It
Sierra Colors
2.1
4.2
6.2 Ibslsq It
Water Absorption
after 24 hrs long term
ASTM D 570
(19 mm) sheet
0,049i 0.94%
(6 mm) sheet
0.09% 0.8%
Flammability
%' (6 mm) •'
1/7 (13 mm)
;4• (19 mm)
Solid Colors
ASTM E 54
Flame Spread
2505)
5
5
Smoke Developed
25(20)
10
15
Class Rating
1
1
Sierra Color -
Flame Spn!id,._...
20
15
15
Smoke Developed
5
25
30
Class Ranittd
1
1
1
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Oxygen Index
0.357
ASTM D 2E63
Pittsburgh Protocol Tcxicity
(aa•vow by NY state) .
Solid Colors 99 grams
'LC Sir Test
Sierra Colon 67 grams
Coefficient of FAction
0,1219 static
DaPopt'rest No. TD•s11-A -
0.171 dynamic
Arc Resistance
190 seconds, no track
ASTM 0 495
60 seconds, rerun, no track
Dielectric Strength
ASTM 0149
Solid Colors
775 volts/0.0i)1'
Sierra Colors
261 voltsM.001'
Dielectric Constant
AS7,'M D 150
Solid Colors
4.96 at 100 Hz
Sierra Colors
4.46 at 100 Hz
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Dissipation Factor
ASTM D 150
Solid Colors
0,0694 at 100 Hz
Sierra Colors
0.077 at 100 Hx
Surface Conductivity
_
DuPont Test No, TV-.533-A
Solid Colors
5.0 x 101, Mho
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Volume Conductivity
DuPont Test No. TD•533•A
Solid Colors
4.7 x 10t+ Mho
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Volume Resistivity
ASTM D 257
Satin Cators
4.2 Ohms cm x 10"
Sierra Colors
10,0 Ohms cm x 1011
Electrical Charge Relaxation Time
FTMS 1018, MIL MV05
Solid Colors
560 seconds
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Heat Of Combustion ^
2,220 callgm
Oxygen barb
calorimeter mt,thod
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�- SOLID WAUTY THAT LASTS -FROM Du PONT
CORIANO SOLID SMrACE PRODUCTS
ASTc. F-g4�44a PLXLXWZILSTr RATINGS
Purpose
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while only a small percentage of residential construction_ is currently regulated, tx
fire coders and/or specifications are very important to the coa®ercial building market.. 1
The top rating given to CORIAN 3011d surface products is, therefore, most significant.
In light of this ever-tncrersing emphasis on fiee performance, the puof CO of this
bulletins is to sur�,arstrize the test method used to measure the Elammiibility of CORIAN, to
report resulti abWftmd, and to compare the data with selected other building materials.
PetfO-mmance of COit2AD1
Tests on COR2AN were conducted b the United states Testing company, Y Com Ir;c. in
rebruary and April', 1987.
9TA1iii1l1Ri1 COLORS SIERRA DE5IGttER
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1/40e 1 /2" 3/40 1 /2' 3/4"
Flammability Mason gmxum Sheet Sheet Sh"get sheet
1 25 5 5 15 15
Flame Spread 5
Stroke Developed 20 -25 10 t5 25 30
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Clash I I I I I 2 {
*1/4" results ret'leat material adhered to bath masony surfaces and standard grada 1/2"
thick Gypsum Board, v.xing Panel Adhesive for Du Por_c CORIAN and tested as a composite.
The performance of CORIAN is viewed ass vssry good, especially compared with many
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ne.e in
that
materials used in residential applications- Smoke is of particular imPortai
e amounts cars reduce visibility and 'hamper escape ane3 fire fighs`{ng aCtivitiess. For
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comparison, typi,��al ratings for other products as shown in the t7Y. Building Materials List �
for January, 198,S, are listed below. #test results can vary widely depending on the
substrate, type product, and type adhesive and amount used.)
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Flame Smoke
Item spread 0-1 ems*+?
15 0
Wallboard, GYPs1al (1
ss
00
Wood Particle Board (2) 170 2
bar00+
lass Rainforced Panels
g (FRP) (3) 70 35
Laminates, -Plastic (4) t5
Wall Coverings, Interior (5) 25
Hardboard (6) 150 400
Acoustical Tile and Grfd Panels (7) 25 10
(1) C610tex Corp. A gyp0us'core surfaced on botli sides with paper.
(2) Georgia Pacific Corp. - Untreated board prefinished on one side.
(3) tasco, Div of Phillips Industries Type 75.
(4) Nevamar Corp. - Type M. Rating varies with product trpe.-
(5) Columbus Coated Fabrics, Div. of Borden Chemical Type 111-R.
(6) Masonite Corp. Hardboard with various face finishes.
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� (7) Armstrong 'Worl
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dustries - Regular, Spatter,Y
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coatings. to the performance
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Fire ratings useii by regulatory code agencies relate primarily i
of materials when used in high density areas in such buildings as schools, healthcare
ts, motels, hotels, etc. Herefacilities for the elderly, hospitals, high-rise apartmen
the flame spread is the primary criterion,as tabulated below. Usually corridors,
lobbies, entrances, etc., are restricted to Class I. All CORIAN sheet products meet
Class I ratings when properly installed. a.
Flame Spread Range Saake Developed Rating
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0 - 25 450 Class i ;
26 75 450 class Ii ,
76 225 450 Class III
HEMOD OF TZSTIAM tf
The 'Steiner Tunnel' test was used for measuring flammability of CORZAl1 sheet. This
test fa known as AS'iM E84, Standard Test Method for SURFACE BURNING CAARACTERISTICS 0!
AUILDnia HATERIALS. This test procedure is similar to Underwriters' Laboratories (UL)
No. V23, National Fire Protection Association (VFPA) 255, hysi`no. 2.5, and UBC 42-1.
In this test, the speaiaan is inserted into a 25-foot-long furnace. The specim*A
(20" wide and 24' long) in plaead into the top of the tunnel and sealed with a mineral
( slab roof. A gas burner is applied at one end and a blower and aRtack at the other and
to create a controlled draft.
Distance ofthe fl:.ae spread In measured an the burned surface of the material i
during n teh-minute test. Smoke generation is measured by a photoneterinq system
installed in the exhaust stack.
The material is scored by coml+aring results to inorganic reinforced cement beard
rated at zero and red oak flooring rated at 100. For example, a material having a flame
spread of 150 represents a material whose rate of flammability is 1.5 times that of red
oak. smok-t generation scores are arrived at In a comparable fashion.
NOTE; The test standard and teat results described above are intended to
show the relative performance of CORIAN to various; materials when
sub,,ected to the prescribed test conditions. Under actual fire
conditiois, performance may vary significantly from that which
might otherwise be inferred from the teat results.
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�991 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE 901
Chapter 9
REQUIREMENTS FOR GROUP H OCCUPANCIES
Group H Occupancies Defined
See.901. (a) General. For definitions, identification and control of hazardous
materials, display of nonflammable solid and nonflammable or noncombustible N .
liquid hazardous materials in Group B. Division 2Occupancies, seethe Fire Code li
For application and use of control areas, see Footnote No. I of Tables Nos. 9-A and
9-B, liroup H Occupancies shall be:
Division 1. Occupancies with a quantity of material in the building in excess of
those listed in Table No. 9-Awhich present a highexplosion hazard, including.bu[ { J
not limited to:
1, Explosives, blasting agents, fireworks and black powder.
EXCEPTION: Storage and the use or pyrotechnic special effect materials in
motion picture, television, theatrical and group entertainment production when un-
derpemtit as required in the Fire Code, The time period for storage shall not exceed = W
90days.
¢= Al
2. 2, Unclassified detonatable organic peroxides.
3. Class 4 oxidizers. w.
4. Class 4 or Class 3 detonatable unstable (reactive) materials.
Division 2. Occupancies with a quantity of material in the building in excess of
those listed in Table No. 9-A, which present a moderate explosion hazard or a haz-
ard from accelerated burning, including, but not limited to:
1. Class I organic peroxides.
2. Class 3 nondetonatable unstable (reactive) materials.
t 3. Pyrophoric gases. t
4. Flammable or oxidizing gases.
5. Class 1, it orlll-A flammable or combustible liquids which are used in nor- 1
malty open containers or systems or in closed containers pressurized at more than
15-pounds-Per-square-inch gauge. t ��
EXCEPTION: Aerosols. \V�
Fr. Combustible dusts in suspension or capable of being put into suspension in
the atmosphere of the room or area.
EXCEPTIONS: I. Rooms orueas used for woodworking. where no more than fps
three woodworking appliances having an aggregate exhaust requirement of less than
1.000 cubic feet per minute are utilized, may be classified as a Group B, Division 2 '
Occupancy, provided the appliances are equipped with dust collectors sufficient to
remove dust generated by the appliances. I
2. Lumberyards and similar retail stores utilizing only power saws may be classi-
fied as Group B. Division 2Oc_upancies.
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The building official may revoke the use of these exceptions for due cause.
a 7. Class 3 oxidizers.
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sume chemicals can stain or dam-
f CORIAN. These
the surface e o C4 age e su c
with a piece of glass to keep it wet
for the entire test period. The other
h
all around a cutout L• and U-
shaped corners need smooth, ''/,"
chemicals include strong acids
is allowed to air dry. After 16
hours exposure, the chemical
(13 mm) radius inside corners,
Color and Pattern Match:
(like concentrated sulfuric acid),
ketones (like acetone), chlorinated
of
residue is scrubbed with a wet
CORIAN Is a mineral -filled mate -
like materials,
solvents (like chloroform) or
strong solvent combinations (like
Scotch-BriteO pad and bleaching
cleanser (Ajax", COMM Soft
rial, and natural
some slight color variation may r
paint remover). The extent of the
Scrub, etc.). The results of the
exist from sheet to sheet, sheet to
bowl, or bowl to bowl
damage will depend on the length
of contact. Except for paint re-
tests are shown on next page.
The following chemical residues
Sealants and Adhe4►m' CORIAN
mover, short periods of contact
usually will not severely damage
can be removed wish a wet Scotch
Brite pad and bleaching cleanser
is compatible with many commer-
cially available caulks and sealants.
CORIAN. Acid drain cleaners
(reference technical bulletin
H-47329 for chemicals):
However, a specially developed
FDA -listed silicone sealant sold by
should not be used because they
can attack the plastic overflow
additional
• Acetone
CORIAN Distributors should be
' tube used on CORIAN lav bowls.
• Amironia (10%)
used to achieve the best perfor-
manta and color match. Specify
CORIAN is not recommended for
in photographic processing
• Aromatic ammonia
• Ballpoint pen ink
"Silicone Sealant for DuPont
use
laboratories since used developer
• Benzene `
Blood
CORIAN."
Vertical panels of CORIAN may
stains on CORIAN will require
abrasive removal which may Ben
abrasive
•
+ Cigarette (nicotine)
be installed over suitable sub -
including water resistant
dust.
Applicable .Standards:
• Coffee.
• Cooking oils
strafes,
gypsum board, marin,"rade ply-
and tile. Light -
• To protect against small arms
fire: UL-752--2174 specifies use of
• Copalfte varnish
• Dishwashing liquid/powders
wood ceramic
colored neoprene -based panel
.38 Super Auto for testmg of so-
called medium power threats. In-
Dry Blind i dental adhesive the
Since surface damage may vary
adhesive such asuPanelAdh Adhesive
for DuPont CORIAN" or Type I �
dependent testing indicates panels
with chemical strength and expo-
scrubbing
(ANSI A 136.1-1967) solvent based
spread mastic adhesives should be
containing '/," (19 mn,) CORIAN
can protect against medium -power
sure time, and since
with cleansers may not always be
used. DO NOT USE WATER -BASED
threats. Additional details are
in bulletin E-12420,
appropriate (i.e., photo darkroom,
clean lab, etc.), it is good practice
ADHESIVES. Install countertops 1
on perimeter framingsupport(with
available
• NEMA Publications No, LD3-
to install a test piece of mate-
rial to confirm the suitability of
out added substrate) using small
amounts of silicone sealant
1980
• NSF Compliance -The Nation-
CORIAN for the application.
For making jointin counter -
topsrepairs and custom edges,
al Sanitation Foundation has
listed CORIAN under NSF Stan-
5. INSTALLATION
"Joint Adhesive for DuPont
CORIAN" is required. When used
k
dard #51: "Plastic Materials and
Detailed information is contained
in accordance with maovidesua
Components.used in Food Equip-
"com-
in installation bulletins H-16309
instructions, it provides a
ment" CORIAN bears the
er tops), H-03836 (wetwalls),
(counter
[ p
inconspicuous h an inton d joint
Smoot P 1
sm
ponenV mark,: I .
• ANSI Z 124.3 specifies various
and H 1630T (sinks' and lays).
Sheet 7lrlc/aress~ Use of %," (6
Repairs, while sound and fully
functional, can be expected to be
performance tests for plastic
mm) sheet should generally be r(6
visible. Joint Adhesive is ble
it lavatories, ..
• ASTM D 638 specifies physical
stricted to vertical applications_
The choice between '/," (13 mm)
sold.'joint
wherever CORIAN 'is sold: Joint
Adhesive can also be used to add
tests for sheet materials.
o ASTM E 84 specifies test meth-
and %, (19 mm) is generally based
on aesthetic, performance and cost
decorative inlay designs into hori-
zontal and vertical CORIAN sur-
ods for determining flammability
considerations. Consult a local'
faces. Check with a local CORIAN
of m aterials.
• Additional ASTM methods for
r for distributor COassistance..
RIAN IA N dtstn
Joints and Cutouts To minimizeDi
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stributor for details.
Clearances: The recommended.
determining hardness, water ab-
material and facilitate installation,
expansion clearance with"un-
sorption, impact resistance, etc.
corner joints should be made
square (butt) rather than mitered,
caulked CORIAN joints is /_ (.8
4. TECHNICAL DATA
All joints should be supported
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be 'for every 8' length. Joints to
.. should be a roxi -
'Caulked sh
tau ed PP
Performance Properties: Typical
performance properties. of CORIAN
by framing and specified shpsheet
The edges to be joined should be
mately %; (3 mm) wide to allow
satisfactory caulk penetration and
are shown in Table 1.
Chemical Resistance of
straight, smooth and clean. joints
should only be made with "Joint
expansion.
ptopuBonsProduct dimensions
CORIAN. A test procedure, ANSI
Adhesive for DuPont CORIAN."
are nominal. If tolerances are crit-
Z 124.3, Section 5.2, is used to
Make cutouts with a router
ical review our needs with a lo-
evaluate the stain and chemical
"resistance of CORIAN. Two pud-
equipped with a sharp';" (95 mm)
diameter (minimum) carbide bit,
cal CORIAN Distributor_
dles of each chemical liquid are
applied to the surface of the
Corners of a cutout must be
rounded to Y,,," (5 mm) radius and
6. AVAILABILITY AND COST
CORIAN. One puddle is covered
edges smbothed, top and bottom,
Availability: CORIAN and ac
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ceasory products are readily avail-
S. MAINTENANCE
9. TECHNICAL SERVICES
able through a worldwide network
Preventing Darnage to CORIAN.,
Detailed material specifications
of CORIAN Distributors, and Cer-
Although CORIAN is resistant
for CORIAN can be found in the
tified or Approved Fabricators/In-
to permanent damage avoid pro-
Commercial Specification Guide-
stallers. Please check the Yellow
log exposure to strop longed ex chemi•
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book, the 3-ring reference .guide to
Pages or call Dupont at (800)
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cats such as acids, bases, and
selecting and specifying CORIAN
4CORIAN for the name of a local
organic solvents, Spills should be
products. In addition to printed
distributor,
cleaned up promptly. If any dam-
specifications, it includes the most
Cost: Cost varios with thickness
age remains, a light buffing with
popular specification formats or
and width as well as custom fa-
a Scotch-Brite® pad and/or fine
diskette for the most popular word
brication and installation details.
sandpaper will generally restore
processing packages.
Contact a local CORIAN Distrib-
the surface. Refer to literature
Additional technical assistance,
utor for the names of Authorized
H-47329, H-47338, and H47338 for
information, and samples can be
Dealers, Certified or Approved Fa-
additional details regarding them-
obtained through the Comercial
bricators/Installers, who can pro-
ical exposures, clean up, and gen-
Specifier On-line Support System
vibe price information.
eral maintenance. While unaffected
at DuPont t) y calling (800)
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7. WARRANTY
by Ininor impacts, CORIAN Can
be damaged by heavy impacts, es
4CORIAN.
+, Ten -Year Warranties. DuPont of-
pecially from pointed objects.
fern CORIAN with two levels of
W<tfranty protection. The "Product'
CORIAN can also be damaged by
excessive heat. Your local CORIAN'
10. FILING SYSTEMS
warranty is standard for all
CORIAN'9 Products and ensures
Distributor can help you include
iappropriate heat management in-
- SPFC-DATAI� 11
• Sweet's Architectural, Interior
that all products will be free from
to your designs.
Design and Light Construction
Catalog Files, Section 06600/DUP.
manufacturing defects for a peri-
od of 10 years after purchase. A
Repairing CORIAN., CORIAN
provides superior value by being
Additional information for CORIAN
higher level of protection, the
"Installed"
inconspicuously repairable, Minor
can be found on the premiere
of Sweetsource'. Sweet -
warranty, is available
through Certified or Approved
cuts, scratches, and stains can be
removed by owners using fine
edition
source is the first comprehensive
CORIAN Fabricators. This "In-
stalled" warranty expands the
sandpaper and Scotch-Brite`* pads.
Deeper gouges or impact damage
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"Product" warranty to ensure that
both. the fabrication and rite instal-
such as cracks may require a Cer-
tified or Approved CORIAN Fab-
, DuPont has many bulletins
give additional information which
g
lation of the finished product will
also be free from defect. With two
ricator to make inconspicuous
about CORIAN and its properties,
including radioactive compound
levels of warranty protection avail-
repairs. Refer to literature H-4733a
for additional details. Also refer to
and HIV (AIDS virus) cleanup in
healthcare facilities. Also avail-
able, you can value engineer war-
ranty coverage for each project
video H 49531 H-48019 for matte
finish; H-48020 for semi -gloss
able are bulletins which detail fab
Feel free to discuss your needs with
finish
rication, installation, repair, and
your local CORIAN Distributor.
proper use of accessories.
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Technical Data for CORIAN'lihe-Original Solid Surface
PROPERTY
TYPICAL RESULT
TEST
Tensile Strength
6000 psi
ASTM D 638
Tensile Modulus
1.s x 10'
ASTM D 630
Flexural Strength
MW psi
ASTM D 790
Flexural Modulus
1.4 x 10`
ASTM D 790
Elongation
0.4%
ASTM D 638
Strain at Break
0.81016
ASTM D 638
work to Break
2.48 imlbs
ASTM D 638
Hardness
94 Rockwell "M" Scale
56 Barcal Impressor
ASTM D %85
Thermal Expansion
3.02 x 10-1 inlinPC
1.60 x 10-1 iNiriff
ASTM D 06
Thermal Conductivity
1.0 Bluftsq ft IF
DuPont Test
Specific Heat
0.29154(0.001 x'C)
pculib °C
DuPont T_st
Volumetric Heat Capacity
0.33 StWlb °F
37.05 btu/cu it OF
Dkftnt Test
Gloss (60e Gardner)
5-90(matte-oolished)
NWA L03.3.13
Color Stability
No Change-200 hoots
NENIA LD 3-3.50