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FENCE5'FENCE ON WEST SIDE OF PROPERTY ON OWNER'S SIDE OF EXISTING CHAIN LINK FENCE WITH SELF CLOSING AND LOCKING GATE PAID MASTER PERMIT 7/11/06 Mt 2 5 2007 Passed Inspector Comments by erick 954 - 746 -9082 5/25/07 FA V No one home, no permit available for inspection. Phone number given is a fax no. no answer. CG Failed Correction Needed Re- Inspection Fee ($75) No Additional Inspections can be scheduled until re- inspection fee is paid. • Inspection Number: INSP -50363 Permit Number: BP2005 -122 Inspection Date: 05/25/2007 Inspector: Grande, Claudio Owner: Job Address: Project: <NONE> Contractor: PENICK, L CHRISTOPHER 94 102 Street NE Miami Shores Village, FL 33138- Building Department Comments Friday, May 25, 2007 Inspection Worksheet Miami Shores Village 10050 N.E. 2nd Avenue Miami Shores, FL Phone: (305)795 -2204 Fax: (305)756 -8972 Block: Permit Type: Imported Permit Inspection Type: Fence Work Classification: <NONE> Phone Number (305)726 -6400 Parcel Number 1132060131450 Lot: Page 2 of 2 MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT. APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Application is hereby wade for the approval of the detailed statement of the plans and specifications herewith submitted for the build- ing or other structure herein described. This application is made in compliance and conformity with the Building Ordinance of Miami Shores Village, Florida, and all provisions of the Laws of the State of Florida, all ordinances of Miami Shores Village and all rules and regulations of the Building Division of Miami Shores Village shall be complied with, whether herein specified or not. A copy of approved plans and specifications must be kept at building during prpgress of the work. Owner's Name and Address Registered Architect and /or Engineer Date No ` 1 ( i L L . Street/YE / /17—? S- Location and legal description of lot to be built on: lC� S� Lot 1 � ��. ( % 36(2 af 2 - 42 Subdivision — •••• -�- - -- Street and Number where work is to be done.... / O State work ye be done and purpose of buildin (Joy flow) '- • -- ef, Name and address of licensed contractor ...i:?4 4; and for no other purpose. New Building Remodeling Addition Repairs No. of Stories To be constructed of... .. Kin of foundation Estimated Total cost of improvements $.1/ / DO, � Zone cubage required -Plan Cubage Distance to next nearest building Size of Building Lot Maximum live load to be borne by each floor I hereby submit all the plans and specifications for said building. All notices with reference to the building and its construction may be sent to The undersigned applicant for this building perinit does hereby certify that he understands and accepts his obligations as an employer of labor under the Florida Workmen's Compensation Act, being Section 5966, Compiled General Laws of Florida, Permanent Supplement, and has complied with the .rovisions thereof, and will require similar compliance from all contractors or sub - contractors employed by him in the work to be performed under this permit; and will post or cause to be posted or spection on the site of the work such public notice or notices as are required by the Act. The undersigned agrees to employ only such. •ntractors, on wor c_jo be performed under this pennit, as are licensed by Miami Shores Village. c-_____ Remarks (Signed). STATE OF FLORIDA, ss. COUNTY OF DADE. Disapproved (Signed) ... Chairman \1crnber Member ..... Council Approved Building Inspector PL NOTE: A charge of $1.00 will be made for the Planning hoard. A re- inspection fee of 51.00 will be charged materials and /or workmanship. oof Covering Amount of Permit &. 1 - Read, $worn to and Subscribed before me. 1 Notary Public, State of Florida mmission Expires Before me, the undersigned authority, a notary public, duly authorized to administer oaths and take acknowledgments, personally ap- peared and who, being by me first duly sworn, upon oath deposes and says that he is the of the above described construction, that he has carefully read the fpegoing application, and that he did sign the same, and that all facts therein by him st l are true. Permit No.._ / ( e 7 3) a Date Date .._........_ -- ;.. to me well known, INC BOARD DATE Member Member _....__..._. .._._.._.._ Member - -• --•--- Date Disapproved Date making corrections or changes to this application after approval has been obtained from when such re- inspection ix made necessary by improper notice for inspection or faulty APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Application is hereby made for the approval of the detailed statement of the plans and specifications herewith submitted for the build- ing or other structure herein described. This application is made in compliance and conformity with the Building Ordinance of Miami Shores Village, Florida. and all provisions of the Laws of•the State of Florida, all ordinances of Miami Shores Village and all rules and regulations of the Building Division of Miami Shores Village shall be complied with, whether herein specified or not. A copy of approved plans and specifications must be kept at building during progress of the work. Owner's Name and Address ..qco -ci e T t^� 0Pei'N Registered Architect and /or Engineer T T Name and address of licensed contractor C/ Wive!' -" �. . Location and r 1cgal desSri ti n o of to be built on: ` Lot - �itnra� -a �ra�V lock (( Subdivision "` ate '� s401-12S Street and Number where work is to be done L 4 N� Io2" $.-f- MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT. Disapproved Date (Signed) g Inspector WOa° �.... fc kef 3 ' - � ` h State work to be done and purpose of building (by floors) 1..�6 .� o ... P - ►1cr6t A _._... � •• - -• �--•• --- ` } LC[f?f!!� � / -oG1 ( Scci� i�2Sfdec�ce and for no other purpose. New Building Remodeling Addition Repairs No. of Stories To be constructed of Kind of foundation Roof Covering 00 Estimated Total cost of improvements $ 30Or Amount of Permit $. Zone cubage required Plan Cubage Distance to next nearest building Size of Building Lot Maximum live load to be borne by each floor I hereby submit all the plans and specifications for said building. All notices with reference to the building and its construction may be sent to The undersigned applicant for this building pennit does hereby certify that he understands and accepts his obligations as an employer of labor under the Florida Workmen's Compensation Act, being Section 5966, Compiled General Laws of Florida, Permanent Supplement, and has complied with the provisions thereof, and will require similar compliance from all contractors or sub - contractors employed by him in the work to be performed under this permit; and will post or cause to be posted f or ' spection on the site of the work such public notice or notices as are required by the Act. The undersigned agrees to employ only such dtractors, on worn be performed under this permit, as are licensed by Miami Shores Village. `7 �� , �_.. Remarks..._ (Signed) / t ' i STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF DADE. j ss Before me, the undersigned authority, a notary public, duly authorized to administer oaths and take acknowledgments, personally ap- peared and who, being by me first duly sworn, upon oath deposes and says that a is the. of the above described construction, that he has carefully read the fo going application, and that he did sign the same, and that all facts therein by him stated ark true. 1/4 ` f (f r {r Permit No..__._ , 7 _ __.._...�.... Date i _ Read, Sworn to and Subscribed before me. NOTE: A charge of $1.00 will be made for the Planning Board. A re fee of $1.00 will be charged materials and /or workmanship. Chairman Mcrnbcr Member ...... Council Approved Date a bey- Date..` ....... --... 3 - .. -__._ __...._ _... -.... ,192.5_ � ....._ . StreetLt!i / 02 - a �s`� PLANING BOARD DATE Notary Public, State of Florida My Commission Expires to me well known, Member Member Member _..._ - -• , Disapproved Date making corrections or changes to this application after approval has been obtained frotn when such re- inspection is made necessary by improper notice for inspection or faulty • z t 4- it to 4 «..... , ... -_ , ..,.„ ... ,.... :,, f I y 4.; t•- r I ■N) • 1 1 11. t I ' F . 1-f 1 t• 1 2 of li'!7-( • • 7 (TI ,.1 4 t , I, ,... i .. ..... ....., ,,,,-,? / ........................ .....x" ...wt.. ....•••• o• .' I •• , , .... . . . • : . ." 1 i '7 i I ; ......-..., , . r. . 1 i -gt reptt-44 t tt44 rr: 74 ‘:‘, ' At 1 AUTHORIZED PRODUCERS: G plants producing fire retardant wood ¶ .MEPROOF , all plants produce pressure preserved wood ALABAMA • Abbeville 36310 GREAT SOUTHERN WOOD PRESERVING. INC. James Rano — 205 - 585 -3461 Andalusia 36420 DIXON LUMBER CO., INC. Jerwel Morgan — 205-222-4191' Atmore 36502 SWIFT LUMBER COMPANY Robin Swift — 205 - 368 -2138 „ Bay MInelto 36507 • CROSBY LUMBER CO., INC. Charles S. Dewberry — 205- 937.5544 Decatur 35602 GOBBLE -FITE LUMBER CO. Jack Fite — 205- 353 -5713 Evergreen 36401 CONECUH LUMBER CO. Ed McIntyre. Bill Chappel — 205- 578.1693 Haleyvllle 35565 FULLCO LUMBER COMPANY Dave Howell — 205-486-2201 LaFayette 36862 • ALABAMA-GEORGIA WOOD PRESERVING CO. W. C. Brinson, Jr. — 205 -864 -2271 (2281)' Lockhart 36455 LOCKHART LUMBER CO. Coy Jackson — 205 -858 -5962 Montevallo 35115 • SEAMAN TIMBER COMPANY, INC. Jim Seaman — 205 - 665 -2536 Wellington 38279 READ LUMBER CO., INC. Tom Read — 205- 892.3185 ARKANSAS Pine Blue 71601 HIXSON LUMBER SALES Robert Hisson — 501 -535 -1436 Urbana 71768 ANTHONY FOREST PRODUCTS CO. Aubry Anthony — 501.962 -3291 CALIFORNIA Madera 93637 B. J. CARNEY CO. Herb Johnson — 209-847-2457 FLORIDA Caryvllle 32427 • ARNOLD LUMBER CO. James Davis — 904 - 548.3591 Cocoa 32923 • J. D. WEEKLEY LUMBER COMPANY Paul Capps — 305. 6364942 DeLand 32720 S 8 M CYPRESS Mac Sims — 904 -734 -5161 Jacksonville 32207 BERT MORSCH LUMBER CO. Bubba Morach — 904- 387 -2558 Tampa 33805 • J. D. WEEKLEY LUMBER COMPANY J. D. Weekley — 813. 248.4953 GEORGIA Albany 31702 PLANTATION WOOD PRESERVING CO. Dick Smith. Bob Arnold — 912.883 -4225 Arm enee 30105 • S. I. STOREY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Bernard Storey — 404- 234 -1605 Atlanta 30301 • NARJOE TIMBER CO. John Treadwell — 404 -872 -2237 Clarksville 30523 MT. AIRY WOOD PRESERVING CO. Jim Holcomb — 404. 778.6895 Crawlordville 30831 WISHAM 8 HALL LUMBER CO, W. H. Hall — 404 - 4562335 Ellijay 30540 ELLIJAY LUMBER CO. Charles Hiker — 404- 635 -4751 Poole, 31322 SHEAROUSE LUMBER COMPANY L. R. Shearous° — 912 - 748.7244 HAWAII Honolulu 96819 HAWAII WOOD PRESERVING CO. Hamilton Ahlo — 008. 8334639 Kahului 96732 HAWAII WOOD PRESERVING CO. Bill Hamilton — 808 - 877 -3615 Pearl City 96782 CHEM -WOOD TREATMENT CO., INC. Tom Hanson, Robert DoRyke — 808 -487 -2427 IDAHO Smelterville 83814 FOREST PRODUCTS PRESSURE TREATING 8 FRAMING CO. Jim Bening — 208- 784 -4895 ILLINOIS Beardstown 62618 • CASSWOOD TREATED PRODUCTS CO. . Dave Curry — 217- 323 -1601 Chicago 60652 • CHICAGO FLAMEPROOF 8 WOOD PRESERVING CO. Ed W. Klein — 312- 476 -3100 INDIANA • Indianapolis 46205 • TOMCO LUMBER MILLS INC. Charles Miller, Ken Trinklo — 317- 926 -4535 KENTUCKY Louisville 40391 • KENTUCKY LUMBER CO. Koss Kinser — 502 - 241 -4901 . White Plains 42464 SCOTT BROTHERS LUMBER CO. Dale Lowther — 502.676 -3414 Winchester 40391 KENTUCKY WOOD PRESERVING INC. Sam Van Mater — 606 -744 -4431 LOUISIANA Arcadia 71001• LEAR - SIEGLER, INC. Bon Hughes — 318- 263 -8461 Baton Rouge 70805 • BATON ROUGE WOOD PRESERVING CO. Jim Yingling — 504- 356 -3513 Frankllnton 70438 FRANKLINTON WOOD PRODUCTS C. W. Penney, Jr. — 504- 839 -5654 Natchitoches 71457 NATCHITOCHES WOOD TREATING CO. Hugh Bernard — 318- 357 -0380 MARYLAND Harmana (Baltimore) 21077 • MID•ATLANTIC WOOD PRESERVING CO. Al Landman, Dave Snyder — 301 - 768 -4000 ,' MASSACHUSETTS Reedville 02137 • GERRITY COMPANY, INC. Eliot Putnam, Bob Clasby — 617 - 482.2010 MICHIGAN Detroit 48212 • CONTINENTAL WOOD PRESERVERS. INC. John Walsh. Lou Bail — 313 - 365 -4200 Ishpeming 49849 SAWYER -STOLL WOOD PRESERVING CO. John Ruusi — 906-486 -4601 Tawas City 48763 HURON BUILDING SUPPLIES COMPANY Roger Perkins — 517- 362 -5101 MINNESOTA New Brighton 55112 • THE MAC GILLIS 8 GIBBS CO. Hal Bumby — 612 - 633.1634 Tenslrike 56683 LAND 0 LAKES WOOD PRESERVING CO. R. L. Fellows — 218 - 586-2745 MISSISSIPPI Elliott 38926 • FOLLEN WOOD PRESERVING CO. Edison Thomas — 601- 226 -2350 Jackson 39204 FOLLEN WOOD PRESERVING CO. Bill Fallen — 601- 948 -1748 Meridian 39301 • SANDERS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Pete Poynter — 601 -693 -4721 • (It Registered Trademark Osmose Wood Preserving Co. of America, Inc. K -33 MISSOURI' St. Louis 63111 • ST. LOUIS FLAMEPROOF 8 WOOD PRESERVING CO. John C: Kraus, Gus A. Baur — 314 -638 -5511 NEW MEXICO Bernalillo 87004 SHOLLENBARGER WOOD TREATING CO. Ben Shollenbarger — 505- 867 -5492 NEW YORK Albany 12205 • HOLBROOK WAREHOUSE CORP. Paul Krihak, Charles Wysong — 518 - 492.3314 Brooklyn 11222 • MEYER. GRIMES 8 WEINER. INC. Howard Weiner — 212- 389 -5070 • Buffalo 14216 • WOOD TREATERS OF BUFFALO CO., INC. Ed Ma0Dermid, Jr. — 716 -874 -6181 Poughkeepsie 12603 • A. C. DUTTON LUMBER CORP. Bill Snyder — 914 - 454 -7000 Syracuse 13206 • SHEPARD -MORSE LUMBER CO. John Manning, Ron Witter — 315 -437 -2995 NORTH CAROLINA Albemarle 28001 ALBEMARLE WOOD PRESERVING CO. Tom Griffin — 704- 982 -2516 Morrisville 27560 TARHEEL WOOD PRESERVING CO. Ed Gallup — 919-467-9178 New Bern 28560 D. B. ARANT, INC. Erick Minschew — 919- 637 -2108 Scotland Neck 27874 CAROLINA WOOD PRESERVING CO. Bill Bretton, Lloyd Bray — 919 - 826-4151 Wilmington 28401 • E. W. GODWIN'S SONS, INC. Ebe Godwin — 919- 762 -7747 OHIO Cleveland 44131 • CLEVELAND WOOD PRESERVING CO. George Hill — 216. 524 -4100 Dayton 45402 • DAYTON FLAMEPROOF 8 WOOD PRESERVING CO. Herold Repuanh — 513. 224 -1149 OREGON Coos Bay 97420 W. J. CONRAD LUMBER CO., INC. Roger K. Conrad — 503 - 269.5988 Hillsboro 97123 • PERMAPOST PRODUCTS CO. Bill Bond, Jr., Robert Rushing — 503. 848 -4156 Joseph 97846 JOSEPH FOREST PRODUCTS. INC. David Monschke — 503- 432 -8161 Monmouth 97361 KIRIWINA TREE FARM Joe Woispnsee PENNSYLVANIA Carbondale 18407 TORCH LUMBER MILLS, INC. Joseph Torch — 717 - 282 -5212 Philadelphia 19104 • WOOD TREATING CORP. OF PHILADELPHIA Irvin B. Wlnkleman — 215-222 -4038 Uniontown 15401 MOTHER 8 SCHULTZ WOOD PRESERVING CO. Don Myers — 412 -438 -8511 RHODE ISLAND Warwick 02886 • NEW ENGLAND WOOD PRESERVING CO. James F. Doyle — 401 - 739 -4781 SOUTH CAROLINA Aiken 29803 AIKEN LUMBER CO. Gene Kneece — 803 - 649 -4146 Charleston 29407 C. C. RHODES LUMBER CO. Miss El Vera VanDyke — 803- 795-0150 • Conway 29526 ' COASTAL CAROLINA WOOD PRESERVING CO.; INC. Red Puckett — 803- 365 -2113 Pageland 29728 • • C. M. TUCKER•LUMBER CORP. Carl M. Tucker, 'Ill — 803 - 672 -6135 SOUTH DAKOTA • Whitawood 57793' • WHITEWOOD POST 8 POLE CO., INC. Glen Westboro. Jerry Westboro - 605- 269.2232 TENNESSEE Waverly 37185 WAVERLY TIMBER CO. Frank M. Langford — 615 -296 -3212 i TEXAS Atlanta 75551 ANTHONY FOREST PRODUCTS CO: • Clay Anthony, Jr: — 214- 796 -4464 Houston 77033 • • • • • WOOD PROTECTION CO. Bob Edwards 713 -733 -7421 Nacogdoches 75981 • WOOD PROTECTION CO. ' Carl J. Thibodaux — 713.564 -2728 Plainview 79072 LILIE•HOFFMAN COOLING TOWERS, INC. Marvin Graham - 806-296.2984 UTAH ' Price 84501 KILFOYLE KRAFTS INC. Herold Pattorick, Tom Patterlck — 801. 837 -3513 VIRGINIA Charlottesville 22901 • BARNES LUMBER CORP. Bennett Barnes — 804- 295 -4104 Covesville 22931 • COVE CREEK INDUSTRIES E. F. WIeboldL Jr. — 804 - 293 -6774 Honaker 24260 HART BROTHERS, INC. Nathan Hart, Claude Hart — 703 - 873 -3191 Kinsale 22488 - POTOMAC SUPPLY CORP. Herb Carden — 804 -472 -2527 Martinsville 24112 • DOYLE LUMBER, INC. Wilbur Doyle, Allen Hopkins — 703 - 957.2221 Portsmouth 23707 • PORTSMOUTH LUMBER TREATING, INC. Don Holland — 804- 397 -9581 Richmond 23 • VIRGINIA WOOD PRESERVING CO. C. R. Llndenzweig, Jr. — 804.268 -0262 WASHINGTON Tacoma 98401 CASCADE POLE COMPANY Don Bowman — 206-383 -5081 Wellpinil 99040 SPOKANE TRIBAL WOOD PRODUCTS Wade Wynecoop — 509- 258 -4632 • WEST VIRGINIA Belinglon 26250 MOTHER 8 SCHULTZ WOOD PRESERVING CO. Don Myers — 412 -438 -8511 Gilbert 25621 GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP. Morris Justice — 304- 684 -3255 Sutton 26601 • UNITED WOOD PRESERVING Ron Parsons, Hal Burke — 304 - 7763109 WISCONSIN Eau Claire 54701 MENARD, INC. Don Hess — 715- 874.5921 Milwaukee 53213 • MID•CITY LUMBER Don A. Amundson — 414- 258 -7800 WYOMING Sheridan 82801 SHERIDAN FOREST PRODUCTS Owen Sawyer — 307- 872 -5262 Osmose Wood Preserving Co. of America, Inc. HOME OFFICE: 980 ELLICOTT STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14209 716 882 -5905 SOUTHERN OFFICE: 1016 EVEREE INN ROAD GRIFFIN, GEORGIA 30223 404 228 -8434 • PRINTED IN U. S. A. } CC OSMOSE OP K -33 PRESSURE PRESERVED WOOD continued from Page 3 Overall Product in Use Maintenance Free Material treated with Osmose K -33 needs no finishing for a maintenance -free sur- face. If desired, it may readily be stained or painted according to manufacturers' recommendations. Permanent, Highly Effective The chemical reaction that fixes K -33 in the cell structure of the wood makes Osmose K -33 a permanent preservative. It does not leach and can be used in the ground as well as in contact with fresh or salt water with no loss of preserva- tive qualities. In tests by the U.S. Depart- ment of Agriculture, Forest Products Laboratory, Osmose K -33 type preserva- tives have had no failures after 21 years in contact with the ground. K -33 provides more than 300% longer life than un- treated wood. Clean, Odorless, Safe Osmose K -33 is a clean preservative ! K -33 treated wood is clean to handle, dry to the touch and emits no offensive odors or irritating fumes. While highly toxic to fungi and wood- destroying in- sects, it is safe and non - irritating to humans, animals and green plants. Presents No Fire Hazard Since K -33 is carried into the wood in a water solution, it is not subject to the increased combustibility connected with oil -borne preservatives. Strong The Osmose K -33 chemical process does not reduce the strength properties of wood products. Conductivity The electrical conductivity of treated wood of any species is not significantly increased above that normally attributed to any given moisture content. m Assembly, Installation Osmose K -33 lumber and plywood can be installed as easily as untreated wood using regular tools and following ac- cepted building practices. Cutting and drilling before treatment insures thorough protection of all joints and bolt holes when heavy timber is to be treated. When site fabrication is required, all cuts should be liberally coated with a concentrated solution of K -33. Osmose K -33 lumber and plywood is readily glued with quality adhesives. It is recommended that 4 to 8 hours prior to gluing the material be lightly dressed or sanded, then brushed clean, and that the moisture content be within the glue manufacturers' recommendations. Osmose K -33 treated wood is no more corrosive to metal fasteners than is un- treated lumber. Under exterior or wet conditions, direct contact with aluminum should be avoided. m Coatings, Surfaces Commercial paints or stains can be applied by following manufacturers' recommendations regarding moisture content of the surface to be painted or stained. Inform treatment plant of drying requirements. Technical Support Specifications All lumber and plywood herein specified for treatment shall be impregnated with Osmose K -33 which meets or exceeds both American Wood Preservers Asso- ciation standard P5 and Federal Specifi- cation TT -W -550. Osmose K -33 shall be applied in a closed cylinder by vacuum - pressure process, full cell method, in accordance with AWPA Standard C2 -74. The retention of Chromated Copper Arsenate dry salts shall be .23 pounds per cubic foot of wood (oxide basis) for moderate service conditions (weather exposure), and .40 pounds per cubic foot of wood (oxide basis) for severe condi- tions (in constant contact with ground or water). Where it is found necessary to frame Osmose- treated lumber on the job, Osmose Special K -33 preservative shall be liberally brushed onto all cut sur- faces, bolt holes and machined areas. LUMBER SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER DOUGLAS FIR Where shrinkage is a serious fault as in flooring or sub - flooring all lumber shall be dried to a 15 -19% moisture content. Where Osmose K -33 treated lumber will be in contact with plaster terrazzo or stucco or where finish schedule calls for Osmose treated lumber to be painted, excess moisture shall be removed. In most uses, lumber 2" nominal and less shall be dried to 15 -19% moisture con- tent and knots and pitch streaks shall be sealed as with untreated wood. For marine specifications, contact Osmose. Code Acceptability Fed. Spec. TT -W -550 and TT-VV-E71 Federal Housing Administration Farmers Home Administration Department of Housing and Urban Development Veterans Administration American Association of State Highway Officials U. S. Bureau of Public Roads The Naval Engineering Facilities Command Corps of Engineers Air Force General Services Administration All Model Building Codes Many state highway departments, local and city building codes. m Availability, Cost The cost of Osmose K -33 lumber and plywood varies according to species, grade, quantity, and geographic location. Contact your nearest Osmose treating plant (see back page) for pricing, lead - time and delivery information. COLOR VARIATIONS BASED ON SPECIES PLYWOOD DOUGLAS FIR PLYWOOD SOUTHERN PINE 6.5 /Os 7 DT Document This brochure provides detailed specifi- cations covering Osmose K -33 Pressure Preserved Wood and Osmose Flame- proof Fire Retardant Wood. It has been prepared to help the architect, engineer and builder in the proper application and use of pressure treated lumber and ply- wood. Osmose K -33 and Flameproof are classified as water borne treatments applied to the wood by a highly scientific vacuum and pressure operation that forces the chemicals deep into the cellu- lar structure of the wood changing the characteristics of wood so it is imper- vious to attacks from rot, decay and insects, and not susceptible to the com- mon destruction caused by fire. Manufacturer Since 1937, Osmose has been a leader in Research and Development of preser- vative and fire retardant chemicals. Dis- tribution of the chemical formulation and treating processes are made by over 90 Osmose franchised treating plants from coast to coast who offer local availability of prssure treated wood with fast, dependable service and technical assist- ance on proper specifications and appli- cations. Lumber and plywood pressure treated at each Osmose plant adheres to the rigid quality requirements set by the American Wood Preservers Association Standards. An experienced staff of Os- mose engineers checks each plant op- eration on a regular schedule to assure that all treating procedures meet these standards. The research department of Osmose continually checks specimens of treated wood, including treating and chemical balance reports from each plant to assure there is no variation from the quality demanded by Osmose cus- tomers. Newly installed treating plants are automated to eliminate all possibility of human error during the treating proc- ess. Push button controls accurately gov- ern treating cycles, pressures and retentions for each species to extremely close tolerances, thus assuring continued high quality treated wood products. OESMEC I E 0910sE WOOD YIN vJ. • tr 4MERICI INC. w mar SL WFILa v. Y57; grit 0 i i ,,, ,ii I I —3 ' •-+sic �: M — T Maw 6.5 00 f.AME PROOF LDS .) m K -33 PRESSURE PRESERVED WOOD Uses, Applications Deckings • Landscaping • Fences • Siding • Loading Platforms and All Weather Wood Foundations Exterior — Private Residence British Columbia, Canada Greenfield Village Dearborn, Michigan Mitchell Creek Park Big Rapids, Michigan The Wieboldt Residence Cove Creek, Virginia Apartment — All Weather Wood Foundation Whitewood, South Dakota OP FIRE RETARDANT WOOD Continued from Page 3 Uses and Applications Osmose Flameproof is widely used for roof decks, trusses, beams and all sup- porting members. Also, interior non - loadbearing partitions, interior trim, fin- ishing materials and doors. All segments of the building industry have need for Osmose Flameproof wood: homes, apart- ments, commercial, institutional, indus- trial buildings. Specific applications: • decking • beams • partitions • columns • trim • pallets • scaffolding • stages • displays • girders • joists • trusses • studs • cabinets • shelving • platforms • architectural mill- work • panelings. Overall Product in Place Increased Fire Safety Osmose Flameproof controls the spread of fire, reduces or eliminates smoke and toxic fumes, contributes little or no fuel to a fire, maintains its strength longer than most other building materials under fire conditions and upon removal of the flame source extinguishes itself. It pro- vides the extra margin for life safety and prevention of extensive fire and water damage. Three -way Protection In addition to its approved fire retardant qualities, Osmose Flameproof resists damage caused by termites and other insects as well as decay and rot. Lower Fire Insurance Rates Because of its UL approval, Osmose Flameproof qualifies for important fire insurance rate reductions by a large number of fire insurance rating bureaus throughout the United States and Canada. As lower rate recognition varies from state to state, it is suggested that you contact the local office of your state insurance rating organization for specific rate reduction information. Other Characteristics Osmose Flameproof is clean to handle, paintable and has excellent insulating value. While heavier than untreated wood, it is light in weight compared to many other building materials having the same strength properties. In -place costs are usually lower than other non -com- bustible materials. It costs about 50% more than untreated wood making it competitive with such materials as steel studs and bar joists. D Assembly, Installation Flameproof treated products are intended for interior application only. Most fire retardant chemicals including Flame- proof are hygroscopic and thus absorb and retain moisture. At the job site they should be stored indoors or completely covered and elevated from the ground when stored outdoors. Flameproof should not be applied in combination with large areas of wet plaster, wet terrazzo or where concrete is being poured. Wait until these areas are dry and the moisture has dissipated. Do not use in places of continuous high humidity such as wet process industries. In humid or damp conditions, Flame- proof may react with galvanized coat- ings. Contact Osmose for precautionary treatment of metal fasteners. Resurfacing or ripping (other than or- dinary end cutting) negates the Under- writers' label. Therefore, all lumber to be treated should be pre -cut as much as possible. Contact Osmose for a list of the species which may be milled or reworked after treatment. Treated lumber tends to dull equipment, therefore, carbide tipped tools are recommended if cutting, machining or framing is necessary after treatment. In accordance with National Design Standards, Flameproof treated lumber should be considered for design pur- poses to be 90% as strong as untreated lumber. Laminated beams, plywood and other laminated components must be made with waterproof glue, and be of a size and shape to fit into the pressure treat- ing cylinders. m Coatings, Surfacings If Flameproof treated material is to be painted, varnished or sealer applied, it should be kiln -dried to an average mois- ture content of 19% or less. Before apply- ing paints, sealers, or stains, the surface must be dry and clean. For architectural finish, the surface should be lightly sanded before application of the first or prime coat. Natural finish staining may not cover discoloration caused by sepa- rators used during drying, therefore spe- cial handling should be requested. The treating plant should be advised of the end use prior to treatment. Where Flameproof material is occasion- ally exposed to dampness (weather) or condensation, it should be protected by application of a three -coat paint system. Exterior paints applied in accordance with manufacturers' recommendations are to be used. (Do not use latex paints, or other waterbase finishes). m Technical Support Specifications All wood designated to be fire - retardant treated shall be pressure impregnated with Osmose Flameproof to comply with the requirement for a flamespread of 25 or less with no evidence of significant progressive combustion when tested for 30 minutes duration under the standard test method for fire hazard classification of building materials (ASTM E -84). Each piece of wood shall bear the UL FR -S Label, indicating compliance with the fire hazard classification. After treat- ment, all plywood and lumber, 2" nomi- nal or less, shall be dried to an average moisture content of 19% or less (the designer may wish to specify a lower moisture content for lumber to be used for cabinets, trim or other special uses). All other lumber shall be dried to remove the moisture injected during treatment. m Code Acceptibility Osmose Flameproof is approved by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. and has also qualified for the Factory Mutual Engineering Corporation quality perform- ance brand. Other approvals include: U. S. Bureau of Ships Military Specification MIL- L- 19140C Building Officials and Code Administrators International, Inc. International Conference of Building Officials Southern Building Code Congress N.Y. City Code All other major building codes and in- surance rating bureaus throughout the nation. Availability, Cost The cost of Osmose K -33 lumber and plywood varies according to species, grade, quantity, and geographic location. Contact your nearest Osmose treating plant (see back page) for pricing, lead - time and delivery information. 6.5 /Os 5 RIME PROOF Product Presentation Osmose Flameproof Fire Retardant Wood includes lumber and plywood that has been impregnated under pressure with organic chemicals that resist fire. The chemicals react at temperatures slightly below the igniting point of untreated wood. Non - flammable vapors are re- leased at a slow persistent rate. The . non - combustible vapors surround the wood fibers, while the non - burning tars and water vapors form a protective in- sulating char on the surface of the wood preventing it from igniting and thus elim- inating the spread of fire and reducing the amount of smoke and toxic fumes caused by a fire. Flameproof treated wood is permanently protected and should not be confused with fire- retard- ant coatings applied to the surface of the wood. FIRE RETARDANT WOOD K -33 PRESSURE PRESERVED WOOD Product Presentation Osmose K -33 Pressure Preserved Wood includes lumber and plywood that has been impregnated by the vacuum pres- sure method with Cromated Copper Arsenate Type B preservative. This pre- servative chemical penetrates deep into the cellular structure of the wood where it locks permanently with the wood fibers, thus eliminating the possibility of destruction by decay, rot, termites and other insects. Permanent, Needs No Finishing Osmose K -33 is a permanent treatment. It will not leach when used in contact with the ground or running water, mak- ing it ideal for all types of exposures. Because Osmose K -33 treated wood products have a permanent light gray - green hue, they need not be painted or stained, thus allowing the architect to combine the warmth and beauty of natural grained wood with low in -place cost, and offer a maintenance free product. Twenty -Year Warranty Osmose K -33 treated wood products carry a 20 -year money back warranty against decay and insect attack (except for certain salt water marine applica- tions) with proof of purchase and right - to- examine conditions. Underwriters' Laboratories Tested Flameproof has earned a UL classifica- tion of 25 or less flame spread, smoke development and fuel contribution for all commonly used species of lumber and plywood. These ratings were gained when treated lumber and plywood were tested by the standard test method ASTM E -84 for the extended duration of 30 minutes. A UL label can be affixed to each piece of Flameproof treated lumber and plywood. Osmose treating plants are continuously factory inspected by Under- writers' Laboratories, Inc., thus assuring uniform high quality of treated products. Continued on Page 5 m Uses, Applications The adaptability of Osmose K -33 lumber and plywood allows you to choose many species for many different uses and applications, decorative and structural. Residential: Patios, balconies, trim, sid- ing, sills, sleepers, fences, decks. Industrial: Warehouses, shipping termi- nals, wet process industries, loading docks. Recreational: Stadium seating, in- ground and above - ground swimming pool fram- ing, walls, and decking, zoos and amuse- ment parks, outdoor furniture. Utilities: Telephone, transmission and distribution poles. Light Construction: Office buildings, churches, stores, shopping malls. Municipalities: Highway guardrail and sign posts, picnic tables and shelters, beach houses and boardwalks. Agricultural: Barns, livestock ramps and enclosures, fence posts, pole buildings. Marinas: Decking, stringers, boat stor- age sheds, cradles, sea walls, jetties, piers. Landscaping: Bulk heads, retaining walls, tables, benches, patios, edging, steps, decks. Continued on Page 7 6.5 /Os 3 4 f IMEPROOF FLAME PROOF m Uses, Applications Roof Trusses • Roof Deck • Interior Partitions • Paneling • Architectural Mill Work Temple Beth El Bloomfield, Michigan Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Dearborn, Michigan Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Minneapolis, Minnesota Interior — Private Residence British Columbia, Canada