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FINISH CARPENTRY AND MILLWORK Section 06200 15-1207 1. Nails: Hot -dipped galvanized for all exterior work. Bright finish finishing nails for all interior work. Ring shank nails for all exterior decks. Trim head drywall screws in predrilled holes for interior trim attaching through gypsum wallboard into metal studs. 2. Bolts: Machine bolts, unless noted otherwise. 3. Washers: Use for all bolts or lag screws bearing on wood. Malleable iron washers shall be used for all exposed work at head and nut. Malleable iron or steel washers to be sized at 16 time area of bolt and not less than 1/2 bolt diameter in thickness. Cut washers may be used only where specified. Washers not required under heads of carriage bolts, but nuts shall have cut washers. H. Miscellaneous Items: Provide all miscellaneous fasteners, brackets, supports, connectors and accessory items as indicated on the Drawings or as required by the product manufacturer for a complete and proper installation of the materials, products or systems specified in this Section. Plywood Wainscot (Interior): APAA-D, Group 1, exposure 1, smooth sanded one face, 1/2 inch U.O.N. J. Electrical / Signal Terminal Board: See Electrical documents. PART 3 - EXECUTION 3.01 MILLING WORK A. Mill to dimensions and profiles shown, and match existing where indicated. Except where exact length can be determined, material shall be provided long for cutting and fitting in field. B. "Back out" reverse side of trim when 5/8 inch or more thick or 1-5/8 inches or more wide. C. Kerf unexposed side of exterior millwork where "cupping" may occur. 3.02 PRELIMINARY PAINT/FINISH OF MILLWORK A. All surfaces, edges and ends of millwork to be painted shall be primed before shipping. Unexposed surfaces to be in contact with concrete and masonry shall receive two coats of primer. Primer shall be an alkyd enamel undercoat applied in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. B. All surfaces, edges and ends of millwork to receive stain or transparent finish shall be sealed at the shop before shipping. Primer shall be an approved clear wood preservative such as "Woodlife", Pentaseal" or approved equal. Preservative materials shall not prevent later field application of stain or clear finish from penetrating the wood. Millwork shall be tied, shipped and stored in such a manner as to avoid warping, twisting and curling. Any such warped millwork may be rejected by the Architect. C. All unexposed edges cut on the job shall be primed with the same primer used in the shop. D. Redwood shall not be shop primed. 4