Product Specifications -- Glasbord_® -P Fiberglass Panels with Surfaseal_®

PART 2: PRODUCTS

2.01 MATERIALS:

1. Class III (C) Interior Finish. Wall and/or ceiling panels shall be KEMLITE_® Glasbord with Surfaseal fiberglass reinforced plastic panels as manufactured by KEMLITE COMPANY, Joliet, Illinois, USA

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1. WALL PANELS

Finish, thickness and color to be: (choose one of the following)

1. embossed .09" (2.3mm) Glasbord-P with Surfaseal

color: 85 white

83 colonial white

70 soft beige

48 pearl gray

66 silver

84 ivory

2. embossed .12" (3.0mm) Glasbord-PWI with Surfaseal

color: 85 white

3. smooth .075" (1.9mm) Glasbord-PSI Glasbord-PSI with Surfaseal

color: 85 white

2. LAY-IN CEILING PANELS

Finish, thickness and color to be: (choose one of the following)

1. embossed .10" (2.5mm) Glasbord-CGI with Surfaseal

color: 85 white

2. embossed .12" (3.0mm) Glasbord-PWI with Surfaseal

color: 85 white

Alternate products shall meet or exceed the following Glasbord properties:

1. Class C Flame Spread of 200 or less, Smoke Developed of 450 or lower per ASTM E-84 latest version.
2. Barcol Hardness (scratch resistance) per ASTM D-2583 of:

1. 42 for embossed .09" (2.3mm) Glasbord-P
2. 55 for embossed .12" (3.0mm) Glasbord-PWI
3. 55 for smooth .075" (1.9mm) Glasbord-PSI
4. 60 for embossed .10" (2.5mm) Glasbord-CGI

3. Panels will exhibit no more than a 0.038% weight loss after a 25-cycle Taber Abrasion Test using CS-17 abrasive wheels with 1000 g. wt.
4. Gardner Impact Strength of 16 in. - lbs. (19 cm - kg) with no visible damage to front side for Glasbord-P and Glasbord-CGI, and 18 in. - lbs. (21 cm - kg) for Glasbord PSI per ASTM D-3029
5. Meets USDA / FSIS Requirements.
6. ICBO Report Number 4583.
7. A means of frontside identification and confirmation of meeting Class III (C) the interior finish requirement after installation and while in service (without labels) - embossed panels only.

Numerical flame spread and smoke development ratings are not intended to reflect hazards presented by Kemlite Company products or any other material under actual fire conditions. These ratings are determined by small scale tests conducted by independent testing facilities using the American Society for Testing and Materials E-84 test standard (commonly referred to as the "Tunnel Test").