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�J1 <br />COMPUANCE <br />REQUIRED .. t P �,wf",' m <br />INSPECT:a..'��.. ��. '• �' �..-of � �. - <br />ON IMPORTANT: Please supply Information In the shaded boxes and check the appropriate <br />APPROVED circles. Disregard topics that don't describe your building or equipment. DO NOT- place <br />checks In the two left columns. <br />„r See the Washington glazing directory <br />Gl] <br />8 azing/skyllghtsbytypeas� ` ; <br />No. Manufacturer ... Frame material # Layers Model Area (Ft2) Uo value Tested? <br />e' <br />S0 U• es 'ts a Q u F} N iLU n1 c Ln D r U. i Yes <br />I<2Qua-17 um l000 I S r <br />/0., r1 .-r f, i m LO tot 2 3 rK r U.� ` es <br />0 le Single Glazing(No—,e Nan 1%ofheated Aoor area before douhrinp. L.60z.72) •--- <br />co �1 <br />No: Area: X2 Type: <br />U._ Yes <br />No: Area X2 U._ es <br />Type: i <br />t] p rr Untested GlazingN°rjydef=ftu•�uesinchaPuno.s.to06.11 <br />No: Area: U._ [ <br />Type'_ U I — <br />Type: No: Area i <br />TOTAL GLAZING AREA (Add entire column) �► �% <br />�7 rz Maximum Allowed glazing area(S. 602.7.1) is derived by taking the the total �l Q area F' <br />of _ -t2 and duiding by the total cardftioned floor area of <br />i multiply this number by JOG. Thia value can't exceed the Qlazing percentage foryour selectee' option: <br />i ` s 10%,(Option l) s 1290 (options li,,ltlj�j s 15°y°{Optlon IV) ) < 3t�= <br />ion Vlll) <br />° ) O s 25% (option Vft) Glazing <br />18%(option V) Q s 21 k {option VI <br />1 ra lazing doctmtematton_msuticient, U•values shall be ustiiied by Mfr. testing report. <br />p ED Glazing air leakage(S. 502.4.3 (c)) measures shall be met as follows <br />1) fixed she built: stops with sealant. <br />2) operating site built: weatherstripped with closer <br />Concealed Insulation shall be placed: 1) Behind showerttub 2) Behind partition studs/corner <br />rs Standard air leakage caulking is complete and installed in the following locations (S. 502.4.3): <br />m 1) between Sole plate/subfloors 4) partition stud penetrations <br />2) wiring/plumbing/duct register penetrations 5) light fixture/flue penetrations <br />3) rim joists/mud sills (heated lower floors)_ 6) around window and door frar"'Page 3 of 6 <br />