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©2002All Rights ReservedAPP. DWG. NO.2 Rev. 7/01PRINTED IN U.S.A.GENERAL INFORMATION AND NOTESDATE DRAWN BYSHEET – OF –DOOR OR FRAME SERIES AND GAGE DESIGNATIONF18, 16, 14, 12 = 2" FACE FLUSH FRAME, 18, 16, 14, OR 12 GA.FN18, 16, 14 = 1" FACE FLUSH FRAME, 18, 16, 14 GA.FE16, 14 = DOUBLE EGRESS FRAME 16, 14 GA.DE16, 14 = DOUBLE EGRESS FRAME 16, 14 GA.FS16 = STAINLESS STEEL FLUSH FRAME 16 GA.DW18, 16 = DRYWALL FRAME 18, 16 GA.K18, 16 = EASY SET DRYWALL FRAME 18, 16 GA.MU18, 16 = MULTI-USE FRAME 18, 16 GA.*L20, 18, 16, 14 =FLUSH DOOR 20, 18, 16, 14 GA.*B18, 16, 14 = STEEL STIFFENED FLUSH DOOR 18, 16, 14 GA.*T20, 18, 16, 14 =TEMPERATURE RISE FLUSH DOOR 20, 18, 16, 14 GA.CE20, 18, 16 = EMBOSSED PANEL DOOR 20, 18, 16 GA.A16 = STILE AND RAIL DOOR 16 GA.AN16 = NARROW STILE AND RAIL DOOR 16 GA.S16 = STILE AND RAIL FLUSH PANEL DOOR 16 GA.LS18 = STAINLESS STEEL FLUSH DOOR 18 GA.FP14, PW14 = PALADIN STORM RESISTANT*LF, BF, TF DESIGNATES EDGE SEAM FILLED DOOR*LW, BW, TW DESIGNATES EDGE SEAM WELDEDABBREVIATIONS DOOR TYPESABO = ALUMINUM BY OTHERS F = FLUSH DOORB/L = BORROWED LITE FG = FULL GLASSCIF = CHANNEL IRON FRAME G = HALF GLASSCO = CASED OPENING G2-G4 = HALF GLASS DIVIDED INTO SMALL LITESD = DOUBLE (PAIR) V = VISION LITEDA = DOUBLE ACTING (SINGLE) N = NARROW LITEKD = KNOCKED DOWN N3= NARROW LITE (3 X 33)NIC = NOT IN CONTRACT N4= NARROW LITE (4 X 25)S/L = SIDELITE N5= NARROW LITE (5 X 20)T = TRANSOM LNL = LONG NARROW LITETFW/OTB = TRANSOM FRAME WITHOUT TRANSOM BART/S = TRANSOM SIDELITEWBO = WOOD BY OTHERS4 = 1-3/4" THICK DOORA1GENERAL NOTES:1. These shop drawings were prepared for ______________________________________________________________use only. Other suppliers using these drawings for their products do so at their own risk.2. Material shown on these drawings will be fabricated only after formal approval by the architect, receipt of approved hardware schedule and all necessary hardware templates.3. Doors and frames will be reinforced for surface mounted hardware as required. Drilling and tapping for attaching of surface mounted hardware by others. Doors and frames will be prepared and reinforced for mortised hardware. Holes for this hardware will be drilled and tapped at the factory except for trim mounting holes and thru bolt holes.4. All doors and frames will be phosphatized and receive one coat of bake on prime paint.5. All frames are supplied_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________6. All frames will be supplied with jamb and base anchors as shown.7. All frames will be furnished with three rubber bumpers per strike jamb for single frames or two per head for double frames. Bumpers are omitted when PS074 weather stripping is furnished.8. Glass, glazing and installation of glass by others. Use glass cutting sizes shown in Steelcraft Specification Manual for standard doors. Use field dimensions for all other glass cutting sizes.9. All frames in masonry construction to be filled with grout. If anti-freeze additives are used in the mortar, the inside of the jamb members shall be coated with a bituminous asphalt material in the field, by the contractor.10. Unless otherwise indicated hardware will be furnished by____________________________________________________________________________________________________11. All doors and frames will be marked with ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________12. The hardware columns of the door and frame schedule sheets are for future shop fabrication purposes only and are determined after receipt of the approved hardware schedule furnished by the hardware contractor.13. The hardware locations indicated on the door and frame elevations are Steelcraft’s standard location for “standard type” hardware only. Other hardware, such as deadlocks, will be located at Steelcraft’s standard locations for that specific hardware. Panic exit devices will be located per the paper templates received.14. When steel doors or frames are used in conjunction with aluminum or structural steel products, it will be the responsibility of the General Contractor to coordinate hardware locations.SECTION OR DETAILSHEET NUMBERsubmittalfull profile weldedopening numberensure that frames are fully weldedFrames are fullyweldedDocuSign Envelope ID: 97A9508F-537F-4A89-96AD-A82F9ABD3708
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