2133 Seminole Rd #6 window permit CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
800 SEMINOLE ROAD
ATLANTIC BEACH,FL 32233
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WINDOW ANDIOR DOOR PERMIT
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308 INFORMATION:
3ob ID: 16-WIND-2513
Job Type: WINDOW AND/OR DOOR
Description: replace 2 windows
Estimated value: $2,488.00
Issue Date: 11/16/2016
Expiration Date: 5/15/2017
PROPERTY ADDRESS:
Address: 2133 SEMINOLE RD UNIT 6
RE Number: 169515-0400
PROPERTYOWNER:
Name: THOMAS, MARY
Address: 2133 SEMINOLE RD APT 6
GENERALCO ACrOR INFORMATION:
Name: HOMERITE WINDOWS AND DOORS
HOMERITE WINDOWS AND DOORS MELINDABROWN ,
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Address: 4801 Executive Park CT N BLDG 200 STE 207
Phone: 904-296-2515
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BUILDING PERMIT FEE $62.44
STATE DCA SURCHARGE $2.00
STATE DBPR SURCHARGE $2.00
Total Payments: $97.66
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800 Seminole Road
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* AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL
AAMA 2410-13
OFFICE COPY
Standard Practice for
Installation of Windows
REVIEWED FOR CODE COMPLIANCE with an Exterior Flush Fin
CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
SEE PERMITS FOR ADDITIONAL Over an Existing Window
REQUIREMENTS AND CONDITIONS
Frame
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
TABL
1.0 SCOPE.........................................................................................................I
2.0 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS....................................................................I
3.0 DEFINITIONS...............................................................................................2
4.0 SIGNIFICANCE AND USE...........................................................................2
5.0 PRE-INSTALLATION INSPECTION...........................................................3
6.0 PROCEDURE...............................................................................................3
7.0 PRODUCT PROTECTION...........................................................................5
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AAMA 2410-13
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED:2003
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LOSCOPE
1.1 This practice covers the installation of retrofit windows in detached one-and two-fimily dwellings and townhouses not
mom than three Morin above-grade in height with a separate means of egress.
1.2 This practice applies to retralit windows with an exterior flush fin installed over a pre-misting window flormse into a
vertical wall.
13 This practice covers the installation prarns from pre-instaBation procedures through post-installation procedures. It does
not cover the fabrication or assembly of windows whether web fabrication takes place in a factory or at the intended
installation site.
1.4 This practice provides minimum requirements that will help to ensure the installation of exterior flush fin remain
windows in an effiective manner. Actual conditions in buildings vary greatly, and in some cases substantial additional care
and precaution will have to be takca.
1.5 This practice assurnes that the sea] between the pre-existing window and adjacent wall or water resistive barrier is
adequate and that the wall surrounding the pre-existing window is structurally sound.
1.6 This practice covers, typical installations and generic details. It does not purport to cover all situations that may be
encountered in the field.
1.7 This practice does not purport to address all of the safety concerns associated with its use. It is the responsibility of
whomever uses this standard to consult and establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability
of regulatory limitations prior to use.
1.8 This practice is not intended to replace a manufacturer's installation instructions or federal,state,or local building codes.
In all cases follow manufticturer's instructions and applicable building codes for any special procedurcv� applications, or
requirements. In the event of a conflict between this practice and the manufacturer's installation instructions, the
manufacturer's instructions shall prevail.
2.0 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
2.1 References to the standards listed below sisal be to the edition indicated. Any undated reference to a code or standard
appearing in the requirements of this standard shall be interpreted as to referring to the[Men edition of that code or standard.
2.2 American Architectural Manufacturers Assrsciation(AAMA)
AAMA 800-10,Voluntary Specifications and Test Methods for Sealants
AAMA AG-12,AAMA Glossary
AAMA IM-TM-08,Installation Masters Training Manual
AAMIA TIR A9-91,Metal Curtain Wall finueners
23 ASTM International(ASTW
ASTMI B456-Ilel,Standard Specification for Electroplated Coatings of Copp"Plus Nickel Plus Chromium and Nickel Plus
Chromium
ASTM B633-11,Standard Specification far Electrodcposited Coatings of Zinc on Iran and Steel
ASTMI B766-86(2008),Standard Specification for Electrodeposited Coating of Cadmium
ASTM E2112-07,Standard Practice for Installation of Exterior Windows,Doom and Skylights
AAMA 2410-13 Page I
3.0 DEFINITIONS
3.1 Please refer to AAMA Glossary(AG-12)for all definitions except for those appearing below(which apply only to this
standard practice).
3.2 BLOCKING:A lineal piece of suitable material designed W support and prevent rotation of the replacement window sill.
3.3 ROUGH OPENING:Minimum clear opening of the pn�existing window frame after removal of sash,glass and all sash
components.
3.4 SEALANT: Any of a variety of compounds used to fill and sea]joints or openings in wood, metal, masonry,and other
materials,as communed to a scaler,which is a liquid used to seat a porous surf". Recommended sealants are those capable
of exterior weathering and exhibit a minimum of�25% movement capacity consistent with the sealant manufactuncrs'
recommendations for this application.
3.5 SJUM-A thin,flat or wedge shaped piece of suitable material used to level or plumb a window frame during installation.
3.6 WATER RESISTIVE BARRIER:11w surface or surflaces of a wall responsible for preventing water infiltration into the
building interior.
4.0 SIGNIFICANCE AND USE
4.1 This practice recognizes that the effectiveness and durability of installed windows depend not only on the choice and
quality of material,design,adequacy of assembly,and support system,but also on their proper instalation.
4.2 Improper installation of windows may hinder operation or reduce their effiectiveness,by allowing excessive air,water and
wood infiltration or condensation. It my promme the deetcrionation of the wall construction and its respective components.
4.3 The application of this practice also requires a working knowledge of applicable Federal, State and local codes and
regulations regarding windows, specifically, but not limited to: a) a required emergency escalu, and rescue opening; b)
requirements for safety gluing;and c)an understanding of construction practices relati ng to the building wall water resistive
barrier system.Consult with local building codes prior to installation.
4A The application of this practice also requires a working knowledge of the tools,equipment,and methods necessary for the
installation of windows.It ftuther assurrics familiarity with caulking,sealing,painting(where applicable)and glass handling
procedures. It also requires an understanding of the fundamentals of residential construction that affect the installation of
these windows.
5.0 PRE-INSTALLATION INSPECTION
5.1 Inspect the interior and exterior walls adjacent to the window to be retrofitted. If evidence of water penetration is
observed or suspected,correctivc measures shall be taken prior to installation.
5.2 Carefully inspect the existing window frame perimeter for evidence of damage,deterioration or dway. If the installer
notices problems,the deficiencies shall he reported to the approving authority.Thew deficiencies shall be corrected prior to
the installation of the retrofit window.
6.OPROCEDURE
6.1 MEASURING FOR RETROFIT WINDOWS
6.1.1 Messumements shall be taken to determine rough opening sizes and to ensure squartmess.
6.1.2 To determine the rough opening size,three measurements shall be taken horizontally between the pre-existing jambs at
the curnm and a the center,recording the smallest dimension. Three measurements shall also be taken vertically from the
pre-existing head to the prc-"isting sill at the comers and at the center,recording the smallest dimension(we Figure 1).
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6.13 Determine squareness of the rough opening by cruss-mmuring the rough opening diagonals.
6.2 SIZING OF RETROFIT WINDOWS
6.2.1 Accuracy of size is critical. Sizing shall allow for proper fit without having to nick or force the retrofit window into the
rough opening.
6.2.2 The retrofit window shall be no less than 6 nim(1/4 in)less in width and height than the measurements of Section 6.1.2.
Out of square conditions may require additional allowances.
6.3 PROTECTION FROM DISSIMILAR METALS
63.1 Metal products shall be isolated from dissimilar or corrosive materials with a nonconductive coating, membrane or
sealant material.
6.3.2 All furenas shall be corrosive resistant, in accordance with ASTM B633, B766 or B456 as indicated in
AAMA TIR A9.
6A PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION
6.4.1 Verify that the retrofit window will fit in the rough opening and that the flush fin will cover the exterior of the pre-
misting window's frame.
6.41 Prepare the opening by removing my pre�exjsting sash components that will interfixe with the installation of the retrofit
window.Trim protruding elements of the pre-existing window frame as required. Leave only the pm-existing window's outer
frame in place (see Figure 2). Any exposed fastener holes shall be fully sealed prior to installation of the replacement
window.
6.4.2.1 In removing existing materials,it is important not to disturb the pre-existing installation,as it will still be utilized. if
the prc�imng instalation is damaged,co=tive measures shall be taken prior to the installation of the retrofit window.
6A.3 Ensure that the pac-existing frame's exterior mounting surface is clean and free of my debris and will allow for full
perimeter contact with the flush fin of the retrofit window. Trimming the exterior flush fin of the retrofit window my be
required.
6.4.4 Install the retrofit window, making sum to level it and black it as necessary, or as directed by the manuflucturar, to
ensure that the frame will be well supported along its base to prevent sill rotation or distortion (see Figures 3 &6). Do not
block my weep holes on the pre-existing window.
&4A.1 Retrofit windows must be installed such that the flange does not cover or interim: with any pre�isting head
flashing.
6A.5 P�fit the retrofit window in the opening. Square and shim as necessary for a level, plumb and square installation.
Secure sufficiently to check for proper operation, linking and fit. Remove retrofit window from the opening. Trim the
perimeter of the retrofit flush fin if neemsary.(See AAMA IM-TM for additional information on shimming.)
6A.6 Apply a minimum 10 mm (3/8 in) continuous bead or ribbon of sealant to the mounting surfaces of the pne-misting
window frame across the bead and do" the jambs. An adequate amount of sealant shall be applied to compensate for
irregularities in the wall surface to ensure a proM sent between the pre-misting window frame and the flush fin of the
trunifit window(see Figure 4).
6A.7 Apply a minimum 10 mm(3/8 in)bead or ribbon of$Want across the exterior mounting surflue,of the sill,leaving a
minimum void of 25 nin(I in)in-line with existing weep holes to allow my moisture to escape. Do nor block my weep
openings on the pre-existing window(sce Figure 4).
NOTE 1: Kars,no weep openings exist, leave tWo 25 mm (I in)minimum wids;one each within 100 min(4 in)fmm Wch
co,ner.
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6.4.9 Placp the re"fil window into the opening.Push firmly to MUTC,contact with the sealant on the pre-existing frame to
achieve a primary sW between the pre-exisfing frame and retrofit window(am Figure 5).
NOTE 2. Confirm installation is level,plumb and square.bastall and checkwentpanelsforproper operation,locking andfit.
Make adjustments as necessary in accordance with window manufacturer's instructions.
6A.9 Secure the retrofit window in the opening. Screw through both the retrofit and pre-exisfing window frame head and
jambs and anchor into the surrounding wall framing. Unless otherwise stated by the window manufacturer, installation
screws shall be no closer than 75 nan (3 in) and no mom than 250 man (10 in) from each coma and 9 a maximum of
400 nan (16 in)an center. Do not over-tighten screws as this my warp or bend the retrofit window's frame. Shims my be
used a each fastener location as mornamcmded by the window marmfictwer.The shim shall net encroach beyond the intenor
edge ofthe frame and shall be wide enough to provide proper support between the window frame and rough opening
Sea]sunw-hole openings both prior to and after installation ofthe screw.
NOTE3: Usermary refer toAAMA 2501for additional guidance.
6A.10 Ifthe window is sufficiently large to require anchoring ofthc sill,consult manuflacumrs instructions. Anchor the sill
in a fashion that will not violate the existing window's sill drainage system.
CAUTION. Do no screw through the pre-existing windows sill in a fwhion that my allow water to penetrate the water
resistive barrier.
6A.11 Apply a secondary sea],between the fin and the adjaccra building wall materials,around the perimeter of the retmfit
windoxv's flush fin(see Figure 6).Leave minimum voids o1`25 nurn(1 in)in line with the pre-existing windows weep holes to
allow for drainage to the exterior(see Figuns 5).
NOTE 4. nere no weep openings exist, leave two 25 man(I in)minimum wids; one each within 100 mns, (4 in)ftom each
comer.
6A.12 If expanding foarna products are used to insulate between the existing and new window fiannes,only use low pressure
to=products or low expanding to=products that have been tested in accordance with AAMA 812 to avoid distortion of
the new window firsone.
6.4.13 Finish the interior ofthe retrofit window with desired trim It is mornmended to not install my interior trim within 30
minutes ofa to=insulation application.
6.5 SEALANT REQUIREMENTS
6.5.1 Installation sealant shall conforan to AAMA 800. Use compatible sealardt recommended and approved by the sealant
manuflacturer, following their printed application procedures. ASTM E2112 provides guidance on sealant selection and
application.
NOTE 5. The movement capability ofthe sealant used should he suj'wient to accommodate the esPerfedion'asavencaL
6.5.2 VVhcrc sealant is required in this standard,an application of a nominal 10 mm(3/8 in)diameter sealant bead or ribbon
as recommended by the sealant manufacturer is required.
6.53 Install the window immediately after sealant application before a W.forms and/or contamination occurs on the sealant
surface.
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7.0 PRODUCT PROTECTION
7.1 Caution shall be used to avoid dunnage to udndOWS during and after installation. Prior to installation, store windo�in a
near vertical position with adequate sill suppon,in a clean ameat free of circulating dift or debris and proteded from mposurne
to weather elemcrus.
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FRAME
MEASURE HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICALLY AT
THREE POINTS AND RECORD SMALLEST OPENING
DIMENSIONS.
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REMOVE EXISTING
SASH COMPONENTS.
ALSO REMOVE MULLIONS
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Changes from AAMA 2410-03 to AAMA 2410-13
- Various editorial changes
- Changed Section 1.1 to refieren""not mom than three stories"(previously"no mom than low stories")
- Removed old Section 1.4 regarding installation effectiveness
- Added statement to Section 1.8 regarding use of manufacturer's installation instructions in the event of a conflict
- Updated definitions for"Scalant"and"Shim";added neiv definition of"Water Resistive Banicr"
- Changed Section 6.2.2.to be"no less than"6 man(previously"approximately")
- Modified Section 6.4.2.1 from a note into a required section
- Added new Section 6AA.1
- Changed Section 6A.9 to micrence the indow manufacturer and requirament for shim not encroaching beyond the interior
edge of the frame
- Added reference to AAMA 812 in Section 6A.12 for low expanding to=
- Added a new"NOTE 5"
Updated figures throughout;removed old Figure 2
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