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TORNADO/STORM SHELTER SPECIFICATION
GENERAL
PRODUCT
DESIGN CATAGORY: A. Prefabricated steel FEMA 320 / 361 Modular tornado shelter B. Prefabricated steel FEMA 320 / 361 Fixed structure tornado shelter.
DESIGN STANDARDS/REFERENCES: Shelter
is designed, manufactured and installed in accordance with the following
standards: A. FEMA 320 "Taking Shelter From the Storm" B. FEMA 361 Design and Construction for Community Safe Rooms C. ICC 500 Standard for Design and Construction of Storm Shelters D. American Welding Society (AWS) E. ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) F. International Building Code (IBC) G. American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM) H. ANSI A117.1 I. HEI test/certification for debris impact/pressure per ICC 500 Standard and ASTM E 330. J. Structural PE design approval
DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS:
A. Tornado Shelter: Provide factory prefabricated shelters capable of withstanding the effects of an F5 tornado. B.
Tornado Shelter Design Loads: C.
Tornado Shelter Concrete Anchoring Criteria D. Base anchoring points are located by manufacturer and anchors to be in accordance with: ICC-ES ESR-1771, City of Los Angeles RR25705, and Florida Statewide Product Approval FL15731. E. Shelters shall be handicapped accessible in accordance with ICC/ANSI A117.1 and other state and local requirements as applicable.
A. Product data: Manufacturer's data sheets on each product used, metals & finishes available upon request. B. Preparation instructions and recommendations. C. Handling requirements and recommendations. D. Manufacture's installation instruction methods. E. Shop drawings: Include plan views, sections, door details, and anchor detail. F. Certificates: Product certificates signed by the testing agency or laboratory and material certifications as required. G. Warranty documentation: Manufacture's standard warranty.
QUALITY
ASSURANCE: A.
Supplier/Manufacturer qualifications: Companies must provide documentation
and material certifications on all products and components in accordance
with ISO 9001 standards. C. Prefabricated and sourced components: Material certifications and components must comply with manufacturer's indicated design loads and therein suitability for application. Also will be in accordance with state and local requirements as applicable. D. Protect all components and accessories from corrosion, deformation, damage and deterioration when stored at job site. Keep materials free from dirt and foreign matter.
INSTALLATION
CONDITIONS: A. Maintain environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, and ventilation) within limits recommended by manufacturer for optimum results. Do not install products under environmental conditions outside manufacturer's absolute limits.
A. JBL Storm Shelters warranties (limited warranty) products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship from date of shipment.
JBL DESIGN STORM SHELTER Fixed modular Tornado Shelter general specifications.
MATERIALS: A. A572-grade 65 high-strength low-alloy steel 3/16’’ plate. B. 1” x 3”x .120 wall 1018 steel tubing/1" x 4"x .120 wall on 8 foot wide units. C. 2” x 2”x .120” wall 1018 steel tubing D. 3 hinge/latch units per door E. .5” dia grade 5 hinge pins
STORM SHELTERS SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:
A. Prefabricated JBL Design Storm Shelter, as manufactured by JBL Storm Shelters. 1. Size: 1 Nominal 4 feet by 6 feet (5-6 occupants) 2. Size: 2 Nominal 6 feet by 6 feet (7-9 occupants) 3.
Size: 2 Nominal 6 feet by 8 feet (10-12 occupants)
B.
Height: Nominal inside height 73 inches. C. Doors: 1. Doors: Perimeter space frame with cross tubes at hinge points skinned single side with .1875 ASTM A572 steel 36” minimum opening width, height 66” with low overhead signage. 2.Frame: Perimeter space frame modular units with cross tubes skinned single side with .1875 ASTM A572 steel. 3.
Shelter door(s) has/have an outside emergency unlatching device. 1. Standard color “White” epoxy finish. 2. Optional custom colors.
1. As determined by code and size of shelter - 3 sq/ft person residential & 5 sq/ft person commercial
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
SURVEY AND EXAMINATION OF SITE A.
Examine supporting foundations for compliance with JBL Storm Shelter
requirements, including installation tolerances B. Check installed anchor bolts for accuracy. Verify that bearing surfaces are ready to receive the work.
PREPARATION A. If preparation is the responsibility of another installer, notify the onsite engineer or JBL Engineering Dept. in writing of deviations from manufacturer's recommended installation tolerances and conditions. B.
Properly prepare footings and any deviations from manufacturer's recommended
tolerances must be corrected before setting of shelter structure. Prepare
surfaces using the methods recommended by the manufacturer for achieving
the design structural results for the attachment to the footings. Clean
surfaces thoroughly prior to installation. INSTALLATION A. Install in accordance with manufacturer's instructions & specifications. B. Place on prepared concrete foundations and slabs provided as specified by manufacture. C. Anchor securely in place USING ANCHORS SUPPLIED BY MANUFACTURER. D.
Connect optional equipment as specified. FINAL PREPARATION & OPERATIONAL DEMONSTRATION A.
Clean all metal surfaces. C. Installer to demonstrate proper use and entry/egress methods to owner and representatives.
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