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Johnson Architecture and Planning LLC- GA file BM 2120 https://mail.pooglc i/a/j-arch.com!?ui=2&ik=808cc40f84&view... <br /> JOHNSON <br /> Jeff Oaklief <joaktief@j-arch.com> <br /> ARCHIT CTUk <br /> & PLANNING u.c <br /> Fwd: GA file BM 2120 <br /> Mirta Villaran <mviltaran@j-arch.com> Tue, Jan 29, 2008 at 8:47 AM <br /> To: Jeff Oaklief <joaklief@j-arch.com> <br /> Here is the answer from the gypsum association guy. <br /> Begin forwarded message: <br /> From: "Robert Wessel" <rwessel@GVpsum.orct> <br /> Date: January 29, 2008 6:36:11 AM PST <br /> To: "Mirta Villaran" <mvillaran@j-arch.com> <br /> Subject: RE: GA fife BM 2120 <br /> You are correct. <br /> Robert A. Wessel, PhD <br /> Assistant Executive Director <br /> Gypsum Association <br /> Visit us on the Web at www.gypsum.orq <br /> Original Message <br /> From:Mirta Villaran [mailto:mvillaran@ i-arch.comI <br /> Sent: Monday,January 28,2008 3:08 PM <br /> To:Robert Wessel <br /> Subject: Re: GA file BM 2120 <br /> Robert, <br /> Thanks for your response. Just to make sure what you are saying is that "any" 2hr <br /> noncombustible floor assembly would work with GA file BM 2120? We would like to leave the <br /> metal deck exposed and use fire resistive sealant between gypsum board and metal deck. <br /> Please confirm and thanks again. <br /> Mirta <br /> On Jan 28, 2008, at 6:24 AM, Robert Wessel wrote: <br /> I see no reason why this would not work as long as UL Design D907 is a two hour <br /> noncombustible system. <br /> 1 of 2 2/15/08 1:33 PM <br />