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Home My WebLink About17835 59th Ave Ne_BLD397_2026 (3) fabric structures and greenhouses ClearSpanTM Instant Greenhouse and Garden Center I r 1 Iv` Photo may show a different but similar model. STK# DIMENSIONS 104218 24' W x 20' L ©2012 ClearSpanTM 104219 24' W x 30' L All Rights Reserved. Reproduction 104220 24' W x 40' L is prohibited without permission. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN'•GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS LOCATION Choosing the proper location is an important step before you begin to assemble the structure. a The following suggestions and precautions will help you p=-�� determine whether your selected location is the best fabric structures and greenhouses location. YOU MUST READ THIS DOCUMENT BEFORE YOU Never erect the structure under power lines. BEGIN TO ASSEMBLE THE SHELTER. Identify whether underground cables and pipes are Thank you for purchasing this ClearSpanTM greenhouse. present before preparing the site or anchoring the When properly assembled and maintained, this product will structure. provide years of reliable service. These instructions include Location should be away from structures that could helpful hints and important information needed to safely cause snow to drift on or around the building. assemble and properly maintain the shelter. Please read these instructions before you begin. Do not position the shelter where large loads such as snow and ice, large tree branches, or other overhead If you have any questions during the assembly, contact obstacles could fall. customer service for assistance. SITE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS After choosing a location, proper preparation of the site is essential. Follow the information below. • Wear eye protection. • A level site is required. The site must be level to • Wear head protection. properly and safely erect and anchor the structure. • Wear gloves when handling metal tubes. For sites that are not concrete or gravel, placing wood • Use a portable GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) blocks or other suitable supports under each rafter leg when working with power tools and cords. or the perimeter base frame helps prevent the pipes from sinking or working into the site. • Do not climb on the shelter or framing during or after construction. Drainage: Water draining off the structure and from areas surrounding the site should drain away from the • Do not occupy the shelter during high winds, site to prevent damage to the site, the structure, and tornadoes, or hurricanes. contents of the structure. • Provide adequate ventilation if the structure is WARNING: The individuals assembling this structure enclosed. are responsible for designing and furnishing all • Do not store hazardous materials in the shelter. temporary bracing, shoring and support needed during the assembly process. For safety reasons, those who • Provide proper ingress and egress to prevent are not familiar with recognized construction methods entrapment. and techniques must seek the help of a qualified ANCHORING INSTRUCTIONS contractor. Prior to assembling this shelter, please read the MUST READ document included with the shipment. WARNING: The anchor assembly is an integral part of the shelter construction. Improper anchoring may cause shelter instability and failure of the structure to preform as designed. Failing to anchor the shelter properly will void the manufacturer's warranty and may cause serious injury and damage. © Revision •. 1 1: CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE Conduit:An assembly of pipes used to secure the Following the instructions as presented will help ensure main cover and end panels (if equipped). Purlins and the proper assembly of your shelter. Failing to follow these some strut assemblies also consist of connected pipes steps may result in an improperly assembled and anchored to form a conduit. Each pipe joint of a conduit assembly shelter and will void all warranty and protection the owner is secured with a self-tapping Tek screw. is entitled. Coupler or Fitting:A part of the frame assembly where legs, purlins and rafter pipes are inserted and The steps outlining the assembly process are as follows: secured. In most instances, 3-way and 4-way couplers 1. Verify that all parts are included in the shipment. Notify are used. In some larger applications, couplers are Customer Service for questions or concerns. used to secure the joints of the different rafter sections during the assembly of the rafters. Some shelters do 2. Read these instructions, the Must Read document, and not use couplers. all additional documentation included with the shipment Foot or Rafter Foot: The part attached to and found before you begin assembling the shelter. at the base of the rafter or leg of the shelter. 3. Gather the tools, bracing, ladders (and lifts), and Depending on the shelter, the foot is an optional assistance needed to assemble the shelter. purchase. Some shelters do not offer an optional foot. 4. Check the weather before you install the roof cover Some use 1-way connectors; others use ground posts. and any panels (if equipped). Do not install covers or Must Read Document: This document includes panels on a windy or stormy day. building and shelter anchoring instructions, steps for end wall reinforcement, safety precautions, and notices 5. Re-evaluate the location and site based on the and warnings. The Must Read document is sent with all information and precautions presented in the shelters and buildings. If you did not receive a Must documentation included with the shipment. Read document, contact Customer Service to request 6. Prepare the site (if applicable). one. 7. Assemble the frame components in the order they are On-Center: Term used to describe a measurement presented in these instructions. taken from the vertical center of the rafter or frame member to the vertical center of another. 8. Assemble the frame including the struts (if equipped). • Purlin: The pipe assembly that runs perpendicular to 9. Consult the MUST READ document and properly the rafters or framework that supports the main cover. anchor the assembled frame. Purlins are found on the sides and roof areas of the 10. Install, tighten, and secure the end panel and main assembled frame, are evenly spaced, and typically run cover(if equipped). This applies to fabric covers that from the front to the back of the shelter. stretch over the frame assembly. Your shelter may Plain or Straight Pipe:A term used to describe a pipe include roof panels or side panels or both. that has the same diameter or width throughout its 11. Read the care and maintenance information at the end entire length. of these instructions. Strut:A strut is usually a length of pipe with two 12. Complete and return all warranty documentation as flattened ends and is used for diagonal bracing of the instructed. shelter frame.A strut is typically secured to the frame work by special brackets and bolts. • Swaged End or Swaged Pipe: The term "swaged" LIST OF WORDS AND PHRASES refers to the tapered end of the pipe or tube. Swaged ends of a pipe can be inserted into couplers and the Before you begin, it is important to become familiar with the straight ends of other pipes. words and phrases used in this instruction manual. • Tek Screw:Aself-tapping fastener used to secure pipe These words and phrases are common to most joints and to fasten brackets to rafters. ClearSpanTM shelters and identify the different parts of the shelter. (Some are used in this document. Others may not apply to this particular shelter.)These terms describe the shipped parts and can also be found on the materials list/spec sheets included with the shipment. To aid in the assembly, read through the following definitions before you begin to assemble your shelter. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS REQUIRED TOOLS The following list identifies the main tools needed to Space below is reserved for customer notes. assemble the shelter.Additional tools and supports may be needed depending on the structure, location, and application. / • Tape measure or measuring device • Variable speed drill and impact driver(cordless with extra batteries works best) • Wrench set or ratchet and socket set(recommended) • 1/4"Allen wrench • Two ropes long enough to reach over the shelter • Hammers and gloves • Metal file and metal-cutting saw • Duct tape (supplied by customer) • Box cutter, utility knife, or scissors • Ladders, work platforms, and other machinery for lifting designed to work safely at the height of the shelter UNPACK AND IDENTIFY PARTS The following steps will ensure that you have all the necessary parts before you begin to assemble the shelter. 1. Unpack the contents of the shipment and place where you can easily inventory the parts. Refer to the Bill of Materials/Spec Sheets. 2. Verify that all parts listed on the Bill of Materials/Spec Sheets are present. If anything is missing or you have questions, consult the Pictorial Parts Guide and all shelter diagrams for clarification, or contact Customer Service. NOTE:At this time, you do not need to open the plastic bags containing smaller parts such as fasteners or washers. QUICK START GUIDE For a quick overview of this shelter, its components, and connection details consult the Quick Start Guide at the back of these instructions. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS fabric structures and greenhouses The following graphics and photos will help you identify the different parts and show you how they are used. (Some parts are not shown.) FA4482B CC6212 and QH1402 102717 103544 102569 QH1061 Tek Screw CC6213 Band Clamp Gearbox Drive Mounting Plate Bearing Ratchet Fabric Clip 4,3 1 103620b 102548 102856 10015107 10015507 104074 Plain End Strap Cross Connector End Clamp T-Fitting Elbow T-Fitting Square-to-Round Tube Connect Bracket J 103496 102193 102194 103395 103396 Gear Box 3-Way Coupler 4-Way Coupler Spin Handle Universal Joint s Plain i Swaged • Swaged and Plain Pipe Sections Zippered End Panel Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS ADDITIONAL PARTS IDENTIFICATION NOTES In some instances, there can be differences between the parts that are shown and referenced in the instructions and the parts that are shipped with the shelter. These differences do not affect the integrity of the shelter, but can change the assembly procedures. The information that follows identifies possible changes in the assembly procedure found in this instruction document. Please implement these changes during the assembly of the shelter. 4� v� yl 3-Way Coupler(no lock bolt) 3-Way Coupler(includes lock bolt) 1 4-Way Coupler(no lock bolt) 4-Way Coupler(includes lock bolt) There can be two types of couplers used during the assembly of the shelter: those that include an installed locking eyebolt and those that do not. See above. If the couplers included with your shelter do not have an installed lock bolt, use a self-tapping Tek screw to secure the different pipes to the couplers during the assembly process. The self-tapping Tek screws are included with the shipment. ATTENTION: Tek screws are sent with all shelters of this type. For couplers with locking eyebolts, install the Tek screws at each pipe connection for additional security if desired. AWARNING: To prevent personal injury and damage to the shelter, fasten and tighten a Tek screw at each pipe and coupler joint. To prevent cover damage, install the Tek screw so that it does not touch the main cover or any optional side or end panels once these are installed. Revision .. 0: CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS VIM ClearSpanTM Instant Greenhouse �» and Garden Center OVERVIEW This section describes assembling your canopy. The illustration below helps identify the main parts of the canopy. 1. Locate the required parts for each assembly procedure. 2. Assemble the rafters and frame assembly. 3. Square and anchor the shelter. 4. Prepare and attach end panels and main cover. End Rafter Purlins Strut Interior Rafter \ Horizontal Brace Base Conduit End Conduit • Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS LAY OUT THE BUILDING SITE FRAME ASSEMBLY After the site is prepared, identify the location of the shelter NOTE: For easier assembly of shelters longer than 30', corners to help square the frame after it is assembled. construct the frame in short sections and then lift and connected the different sections to complete the assembly. Taking these steps before assembling the shelter saves time and ensures that the structure is positioned as Gather the parts: desired. The following procedure is a suggested method. Its use depends on the size of the shelter, shelter Pipes 1.66" x 99" swaged (#166S099) application, the footings, and the method used to anchor Pipes 1.66" x 58" plain (#166P058) the shelter. • 3-way couplers &4-way couplers The procedure may not apply to your shelter. • End clamps (#102856) &cross connectors (#102548) SQUARE THE SITE QH1402 band clamps, QH1308 struts, and Tek screws 1. Identify a corner where a building rafter will be positioned, drive in a stake, and string a line the exact Complete these steps: width of the building and stake in place. 1. Connect the first two or three 58" ridge pipes 2. Sting a line at least as long as the building from the first (#166P058) using a 3-way coupler at the end and stake at 90° 4-way couplers between the ends. 00, �. NOTE:A transit can be used to ensure an accurate 90° angle, or the 3-4-5 rule can be used. Refer to diagram. 58" Using multiples of 3-4-5 such as 6-8-10 or 12-16-20 helps to maintain an accurate 90° angle. 3. After squaring the position of the building and placing a stake at all corners, string a line between the stakes to mark the base of the building. String Line NOTE: It is best to assembly the ridge pipe as the rafter pipes are added. Consult the Side Profile diagrams in the Quick Start section for length. 5' 2. Assemble each rafter pipe using one (1) 166SO99 pipe 3- (99") and one (1) 166PO58 pipe (58"). Connect the two (2) pipes and secure the joint using Tek screws. Tape the splice and Tek screws with duct tape. String Line 90°Angle lV 4' 4. Continue with the frame assembly procedure. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS FRAME ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED) Purlin Installation Procedure 3. Slide one (1) end clamp (#102856)and one band clamp (#QH1402)onto the first end rafter and connect The following steps describe assembling each purlin run the pipes to the upper and lower 3-way couplers. one pipe at a time. If additional assistants are available, Consult Quick Start section for details. each purlin run can be completely assembled and then attached to the frame. .— — End Clamp Here Gather the purlin parts: • 1.315"x 75" swaged pipe (#1315075) • 1.315"x XV plain pipe (#131 PDXX) Band Clamp Tek screws and magnetic nut setter(3/8"x 2-9/16") Here NOTE: The purlins are part of the assembled frame. There are two (2) lengths of assembled purlins that run perpendicular to the rafter assembly. Each purlin End Clamp consists of 1.315"x 75" (#1315075) swaged pipes Here (number is determined by shelter length) and one (1) 1.315"x XV (#131 PDXX) plain pipe. NOTE: The end clamps are used to attach the purlins The X's represent the remaining length required to to the frame; the band clamps are used to secure the 7' reach the end of the shelter. Consult the Spec Sheet strut between the rafter legs at each rafter peak. and Side Profile diagram for the pipe identification if 4. Slide a band clamp onto each of the remaining rafter needed. pipes and connect the lower 3-way couplers to form the 1. Select the required pipe sections for one purlin and rafters of the assembly and connect the lower 4-way place these along one side of the roof frame assembly. cross couplers to construct the inside rafters. End NOTE: Do not fasten the pipes together at this time. 58" Ridge Rafter All 2. For all rafters, slide each band clamp toward the peak Pipeof the rafter and tape it in place if needed. 3. At the first end rafter, slide the purlin end clamp (installed earlier)toward the middle of the rafter pipe between the upper 3-way connector at the ridge and 3-way connector in the lower position on the rafter. 99" + 58"� 58" Inside Rafter End Clamp Here NOTE: Position the couplers so the eye bolts are to the inside of the frame. End the ridge pipe assembly with a End Clamp ' 3-way coupler to form the final end rafter. 4-Way Coupler End Rafter End Clamp Here >Purlin Location i 3-Way NOTE: The purlins run parallel with the ridge pipe Coupler Inside assembly. Rafter 5. After the rafters are assembled as shown, install the two (2) runs of purlin. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS FRAME ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED) 8. Finish the purlin run with the shorter, plain 1.315" pipe. Consult the Side Profile diagram in the Quick Start 4. Take one 75" swaged pipe and insert the plain end into section for pipe identification number for your shelter. the end clamp. 9. Insert the final pipe through the end clamp on the end rafter, connect it to the purlin run, and secure it in place. To the inside of the frame Typically purlin pipes do not require cutting. Verify that you have the correct plain pipes before you decide to cut any pipe Flush to complete the purlin runs. Consult the Side Profile diagram. NOTE: If the end rafter is plumb and the purlin run extends beyond the end of the rafter, cut the last section of purlin pipe to the required length. 5. On the first inside rafters, install a cross connector (#102548) in line with the end clamp on the end rafter. ACAUTION: To prevent cover damage, the ends of the 6. Slide the pipe through the cross connector and end purlins should extend no more than '/2' past the end clamp (as needed), verify that the pipe is parallel with clamp. The bolt side of the end clamps must go toward the ridge pipe, and tighten the end clamp. the inside (or purlin side) of the shelter. 10. Repeat the steps to assemble and install the remaining NOTE: Verify that the end clamp is in the proper purlin run or runs. Check diagrams for location. position. To prevent cover damage, do not allow the purlin to extend beyond the center of the end rafter. 11. Attach the 7' struts (#QH 1308)at the peak of each See the diagram above and on the following page. rafter to construct the horizontal brace. Reposition the band clamps as needed to center the strut and secure each end to the band clamps as shown below. J Cross Connector Horizontal/Brace Cross Connectors NOTE: Depending on the rafter spacing, it may be necessary to add the purlin pipe before you tighten the cross connector. 7. Continue adding 75" swaged purlin pipes and cross connectors and working toward the other end clamp on 12. Secure each band clamp to the rafter pipe using a Tek the remaining end rafter to complete the purlin run. screw. Position the screw so it will not contact the cover when it is installed. 13. Return to each purlin clamp and secure the clamp to the rafter. See the diagram at the top of this column. Install the Tek screw in a location that will not touch the main cover when it is installed. 1 j 14. Return to each purlin pipe splice and secure the joint using a Tek screw. Purlin Run / 15. Return to each 3-way and 4-way coupler and check that all locking screws are tight. 16. Continue by installing the rafter leg pipes. Revisiondate: 1 1: CLEARSPANT"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS FRAME ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED) BASE CONDUIT INSTALLATION Rafter Leg Installation Procedure Gather the parts: •Additional assistance and lifts are needed to safely lift the Pipes (See chart below) assembled frame and to install the legs. Exercise caution T-fittings (#10015107) & band clamps (#QH1402) when lifting the assembled frame. Consult the services of a Tek screws qualified contractor if needed. 1. With assistance, lift one side of the assembled roof Assembly Procedure structure, insert the 96" pipes (#166P096) into the 1. Locate the base conduit pipes and T-fittings. Each 3-way and 4-way couplers and tighten eyebolts. Refer base conduit consists of the following pipes. See chart to the illustration below. below. ConduitBase - . Length Pipes 20' (2)99" & (1)48" 30' (3)99" &(1) 72" 1� 40' (4)99" & (1)96" \ 2. Assemble a base conduit by inserting the swaged pipe end into a plain pipe end. Repeat the step to assemble the remaining end conduit. 3. Slide T-fittings (#10015107)onto each base conduit 2. Repeat the steps for the other side of the assembly. assembly at 5' increments along the length of the conduit to match the position of the inside rafter legs. 4. Slide a band clamp (#QH1402) onto each end rafter leg and base conduit location marked with an "X" below for the installation of the struts. 5. Insert rafter legs into the T-fittings, verify that the on- center rafter spacing is 5', and tighten all Allen screws to secure the fittings and leg pipes in position. Band Clamp Allen screw 3. Verify that all eye bolts are tight and install base conduits as described in the next procedure. .X NOTE: Do not attach the elbow T-fittings (#10015507) to the end rafters at this time. These are installed with end panels in a later procedure. 6. Secure the base conduit joints using Tek screws. 7. Repeat the steps to install the base conduit for the remaining side of the frame. 8. Continue by assembling the end wall conduits. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS END CONDUIT ASSEMBLIES PREPARE END PANELS After assembly, each end conduit is inserted into the CAUTION: To prevent damage, do not install end bottom pocket of an end panel and then secured between panels on a windy day. the end rafter legs. Gather the parts: Gather the parts: • End panels: Large zippered door • Pipe 1.66"x 99" swaged • End conduit assemblies (2) • Pipe 1.66"x 96" plain • Scissors or similar tool to trim end panel corners • Elbow T-fitting (#10015507) • Tek screws (#FA4482B) Assembly Procedure 1. Place the end panel at the desired end of the frame • Duct tape (supplied by customer) and prepare the end panels as follows: Assembly Procedure a. Position an end panel on a clean flat surface. 1. Locate the end conduit pipes. Each end conduit b. Place the end conduit assembly centered side-to- consists of two (2) 99" pipes and one (1) 96" pipe. The side on top of the pocket. frame requires two (2)end conduits. c. Trim the corner of the end panel so the elbow T- 2. Assemble an end conduit by connecting the 99" fitting is accessible when conduit is placed inside swaged pipes to the 96" plain pipe and secure each the pocket. joint using a Tek screw.Apply duct tape (customer- d. Repeat the same steps for the other end of this supplied) over the Tek screw to protect the end panel. end panel and for both ends of the remaining end panel. H ------------------------- J 3. Repeat the steps to assemble the remaining end tir conduit. 4. After assembling each end conduit, measure and cut 2. Remove one elbow T-fitting from one end conduit each to a length of 22'8-1/2". assembly, insert the conduit through the two side panels of the end panel, and reinstall the fitting. NOTE: To account for the elbow fittings, this dimension is a few inches shorter than the actual width dimension shown on the Front grid diagram in the Quick Start section of these instructions. 5. Slide an elbow T-fitting onto each end of each conduit as shown below and slightly tighten the Allen screws to NOTE: Do not slide the conduit through keep the fitting in position. the door section of the panel. I I CORRECT INCORRECT S NOTE: Do not insert the end conduit pipes all the way End Conduit ; End Conduit into the T-fittings, but instead allow room for the end through Side + through Side rafter to be inserted later. Panel % Panel 6. Continue by preparing the end panels. 3. Repeat for the remaining end panel and continue by attaching the end conduits to the frame. CLEARSPANT"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS ATTACH END CONDUIT ASSEMBLIES INSTALL STRUTS 1. Verify that the elbow T-fittings are installed correctly. Gather the parts: • Struts (4) E , • Band clamps (#QH1402) 1. After the end conduits are assembled, verify that the .� band clamps are in the proper location on the frame. CORRECT INCORRECT (Install if needed.) See diagram below. ATTENTION: Do not allow the end conduit to extend into the opening that remains for the bottom of the end rafter legs. �• 2. Position the end conduit and end panel at the desired end of the frame. 3. Lift one end rafter leg and insert the leg pipe into the elbow T-fitting of the end conduit. End Rafter Allen Screw t Base Conduit 2. Remove the bolts and attach a strut between the band clamp on the base conduit and the band clamp on �—End Conduit the end rafter leg. Position the strut so that it forms a �/ triangle as shown below. Tighten the bolts. Elbow/ T-fitting . � I 4. Verify that the leg pipe is flush with the bottom of the elbow T-fitting and tighten the Allen screws. 5. Repeat the steps to secure the end panel conduit to the remaining leg pipe of the end rafter. 6. Move to the remaining end of the frame and attach the 900 end conduit as previously described. , 7. Recheck all Allen screws to verify that they are tight. 8. Continue with the installation of the struts. NOTE: Do not attach the end panels at this time. The NOTE: To prevent damage to the main cover when it is frame must be anchored before the end panels and the installed, verify that the bolt heads are to the outside of main cover can be installed. the shelter. 3. Install the remaining struts and tighten all band clamp bolts. 4. Secure each band clamp to each base conduit and rafter leg pipe using a Tek screw. 5. Continue by squaring the frame. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS SQUARE THE ASSEMBLED FRAME ATTACH END PANEL ASSEMBLIES Gather the parts: Gather the parts: • Measuring tape Fabric clips-#CC6213 (Divide quantity in half; use half for each end panel.) Complete these steps: • Tek screws 1. Square the frame by measuring diagonally corner-to- corner and align all rafters as shown below. Measuring tape and scissors 2. Verify that the on-center width of the frame is uniform Complete these steps to attach the end panel to the end between the legs at the base of each rafter. rafter: R 1. While standing inside the shelter, start at the peak of the end rafter and pull the zippered end panel over the top of the rafter so the material edge is on the inside of the rafter. V. ` 2. Secure the end panel in place near the top center of the end rafter using a fabric clip (#CC6213)and Tek screw. 3. Moving outward in both directions, stretch the panel as needed and place fabric clips spaced evenly on rafter. � ` o 0 FRAME TOP VIEW b/ NOTE: The frame is square when the two diagonal measurements are the same. ° ° 3. Continue by anchoring the frame. ° -----a ANCHOR THE SHELTER ° ° At this point, anchor the shelter. Consult the MUST READ document for anchoring information and suggestions. ° Please call customer service at 1-800-245-9881 for additional anchoring information. End panel as seen from inside the ACAUTION: The anchor assembly is an integral part of frame. the shelter construction. Improper anchoring may cause shelter instability and failure of the structure 4. Secure each fabric clip to the end rafter using a Tek to perform as designed. Failing to anchor the shelter screw position so it will not contact the main cover properly will void the manufacturer's warranty and may when it is installed. cause serious injury and damage. NOTE: The end panels may be shipped as untrimmed FINISH ROUGH EDGES rectangular pieces. If so, use scissors or a similar tool to trim the excess end panel material from inside the Gather the parts: shelter if desired. • Duct tape (supplied by customer) 5. Continue with the installation of the main cover. • Metal file 1. Check for any sharp edges on the frame and file them smooth so they will not cut the cover. 2. Verify that the purlin pipes do not extend beyond the end of the end rafter. 3. Apply two layers of heavy duct tape on all pipe connections and clamps that may contact the cover. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPANT"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS PREPARE MAIN COVER 3. Attach the remaining ratchets to the inside surface Gather the parts: of the interior rafters using a Tek screw. Install the ratchets approximately 55 up from the ground. • Ratchets (QH1061) • Cover conduit pipe (see chart) End Rafter Leg • Roll-up conduit pipe (see chart) Main Cover • Cover • Tek screws v • Duct tape (supplied by customer) r The sides of the cover are attached to the inside rafters using ratchets with straps. The ends of the cover(front and back) are attached to the end rafters using ratchets from the outside. The straps to secure the ends of the main NOTE: Consult the Side Profile diagrams in the Quick cover are pre-installed in the cover. Start section for ratchet location for your frame. NOTE: When handling the main cover and setting it in position, do not pull on the end straps. They will pull out of the cover. AWARNING: To prevent damage to the cover and to prevent serious personal injury, DO NOT attempt to install the main cover on a windy day. \Assembly Procedure 55" , 1 - - - -'- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - = - - - - - 1. Fasten a ratchet to the outside of each end rafter using Ground Level a Tek screw in the bottom hole of the ratchet as shown Arrows show ratchet locations.Actual frame may be different below. Position the ratchet about 36"up from ground from the frame shown. Consult the Side Profile diagrams. level. 4. Assemble two (2) cover conduits. These conduits are the same length. Start each conduit with one plain pipe and add swaged pipes to arrive at the correct length. n NOTE: Conduits can be assembled before use as described in the following steps, or they can be assembled as they are inserted into the cover pockets. (The latter works best for longer frame lengths.) End Rafter Leg Consult the table that follows to select the correct pipe for your frame length. Each main cover conduit consist of these pipes: Cover Conduit Pipe Lengths Greenhouse Pipe Lengths 20' 3 @ 75" & 1 @ 25.5" 30' 4 @ 75" & 1 @ 73.5" 40' 6 @ 75" & 1 @ 49.5" 5. Secure each conduit pipe joint using a Tek screw. Wrap NOTE: The end panel is not shown in the above two layers of duct tape over the pipe joint and Tek diagram. Ratchet design may differ from actual ratchet. screw head to protect the cover. 2. Repeat this step at the remaining three corners. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS PREPARE MAIN COVER(CONTINUED) ATTACH MAIN COVER 6. Assemble two (2) roll-up cover conduits. Use the table Gather the parts: below to select the correct pipe: Roll-up Conduit Pipe Lengths • Main cover(with conduits already inserted) Greenhouse Pipe Lengths Ropes long enough to reach over the frame (provided 20' (3) 75", (1) 25.5" by customer) 30' (4) 75", (1) 73.5" Plain strap (#103620b) 40' (6) 75", (1)49.5" Tek screws ATTENTION: These conduits are used later in these Box cutter or utility knife instructions. Mark them so they do not get used in the wrong place and set them aside after assembly. Assembly Procedure 7. After assembling the cover conduits and roll-up 1. To pull the cover over the frame, attach a rope to each conduits, unfold the main cover on a clean, smooth end of the cover conduit farthest from the frame. Wrap surface near the frame. the rope around the conduit a few times to prevent it from slipping off. May not be required for small covers. Roll-up Conduit Cover Conduit Pockets Pockets Sample Cover NOTE: Depending on the length of the cover it may NOTE: Unfold the main cover with the inside surface be necessary to attach additional ropes to the roll-up facing up. conduit between the end ropes. Cut a small opening in the cover pocket and tie the rope around the conduit. 8. Locate the cover ends with strapping and align with the DO NOT cut through the main cover. Cut through the front and back of the shelter. conduit pocket only. 9. Insert one cover conduit into each of the pockets 2. With all ropes attached to the cover conduit, lift the nearest the center of the main cover as shown below. conduit and rope and carry it toward the base of the frame. Frame shown may differ from actual frame. 3. Toss the ropes over the frame and pull the cover into position. One person is required at each rope. Cover Cover Ends w/ Conduit Strapping 1 1 1 a - Ropes Insert cover conduits into these pockets 4. Once the main cover is pulled into position, center the 10. Continue by pulling the main cover onto the frame. cover on the frame and remove the ropes. Revision •. 1 1: CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS ATTACH MAIN COVER(CONTINUED) 5. Feed both ends of each strap into a ratchet and tighten 1. Feed the bonnet straps through the four(4) ratchets the ratchet only enough to hold the cover snug. attached to the corners of the greenhouse frame and tighten only enough to hold the cover in place. Main Cover Bonnet I I . I I I I I I I 1 1 , End I Panel , I 1 y ICI I I � ' I Dashed line 6. Verify that the cover is centered on the frame then shows the tighten all side ratchets evenly until the cover is tight. I location of the a end rafter. NOTE: To remove excess strap that binds up in the ratchet, loosen the ratchet, shorten the strap, and �i retighten. 7. Move to the end rafters and tighten the corner ratchets - to tighten the bonnet section of the cover. 2. Move to the inside of the greenhouse and make sure `� the cover is centered front-to-back and side-to-side. Vb 3. Slit or notch the cover conduit pocket at each rafter where a ratchet is attached. t . 17t7 NOTE: Do not cut the cover, cut only the pocket ` containing the cover conduit. 4. Slide a 3' strap through the slit or notch in the cover 8. Take the two (2) remaining roll-up conduits that were pocket and around the cover conduit at each ratchet. assembled earlier and insert each one into a roll-up conduit pocket of the main cover. NOTE: The roll-up portion of the main cover will hang down along both sides of the assembled frame. 9. Continue with these instructions to install the twist-of- the-wrist roll-up assembly for the main cover. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS TWIST-OF-THE-WRIST ASSEMBLY 4. Position the channel along the rafter at the desired end Gather the parts: of the building where the Twist-of-the-Wrist assembly will be located. Place the lower end of the channel • Aluminum channel (#102570) and drive handle an inch off the ground to allow free movement of the (#102480) channel during the operation of the roll-up cover. • Gearbox(#103496) and gearbox double drive 5. Secure the upper end of the channel by drilling a 3/8" (#102717) hole through the end rafter and attach as shown. The lower end of the channel will "float" and is not attached. • Mounting plate (#103544) and bearing assembly (#102569) 1 • Threaded rod (#FAK26)and 3/8" nuts and washers • CC6212 fabric clips (Set 8 aside and divide the remaining quantity in half; use half for each side.) - Flat Washer • 5/16" machine bolts (FAG336B)and 5/16" nuts • Drill and drill bits Nut The Twist-of-the-Wrist Assembly is designed to roll up a portion of the sides of the cover. The following steps \ TOP VIEW describe the installation of one assembly. 8'Channel Threaded Flat Washers 3/8" Rod Nut 1. Drill a 5/16" hole through the cover conduit 1/2"from the end of the conduit. - 2. Insert a tubing adapter into the conduit and align the holes of the adapter with the drilled holes in the Aluminum Channel End Rafter conduit. NOTE: Install a 3/8"flat washer between the 3/8" nut F 1/2" and the end panel. Frame shown for illustration. r4 6. Select the bearing bracket and attach the bearings as ' needed. (In some instances, the bearings may come . . already attached.)Assemble as follows if needed: Single bearings are attached to the sides of the bracket and double bearings to the middle portion of the bracket. Use 1/4" hex bolts and locknuts as needed. u Install a flat washer on both sides of each bearing to 3. Select one aluminum channel and drill a 3/8" hole insure proper operation of bearings and the assembly. through the channel approximately 2"from the end and Install the longer bolts with bearings on the side of the attach a threaded rod to the channel using a 3/8" nut bracket that has the two holes. Install these before on each side of the channel. installing the double bearing assembles. See the figures below. 3/8" Nut(not shown) 7. For the spacers on the long bolts, insert a 5/16" nut 0010 over each bolt. These nuts are used as spacers only. 2" 1 5/16" Nut Threaded Rod 3/8" Nut Revision .. 0: CLEARSPAN'"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS 8. Slide the Twist-of-the-Wrist mounting plate over the 12. Slide the Twist-of-the-Wrist assembly onto the long bolts and secure the plate with two lock nuts. aluminum channel from the ground end. (This is the free end of the channel.) Lock Nuts u 3 9. Attach the Twist-of-the-Wrist gearbox to the mounting plate using hex head bolts. ` � � Fabric Clips 13. Adjust the roll-up cover conduit so that it reaches the gearbox and secure the cover to the conduit using half of the CC6212 fabric clips and Tek screws. 14. Roll the conduit toward the frame and up to the gearbox to wrap the excess cover onto the conduit. —�� 15. Attach the rolled conduit to the square shaft of the assembly by inserting a 5/16" x 2-1/2" bolt through the hole in the conduit and tubing adapter. Tighten the nut. r NOTE: It may be necessary to trim the conduit and cover to the proper length so that it aligns with the 10. Using a 5/16" machine bolt and 5/16" nut, attach the gearbox.Adapt these instructions to your application. square shaft to a tubing adapter. (Carriage bolt is Roll-Up Cover shown for illustration. Use an FAG336B machine bolt.) — Conduit Install an FAG336B (Cover is not bolt here shown.) 16. Attach the crank handle to the Twist-of-the-Wrist assembly. (Cover is not shown in the above diagram.) Frame differs from actual frame. 11. Slide the square shaft through the Twist-of-the-Wrist A gearbox. 6, 17. Test the operation of the Twist-of-the-Wrist assembly. NOTE: If the cover rolls in the desired direction, but you want to turn the crank in the opposite direction for the same result, unbolt, reposition the gearbox, and remount it on the same side of the mounting bracket. Revision •. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS INSTALL ANTI-BILLOW ROPES 9. Run the rope over the Tek screw attached to the cover Gather the parts: conduit at the same end rafter and down to the Tek screw attached to the base rail • Anti-billow rope (#CC5310A) • Fender washers 1/4" (#FAMF01 b) • Tek screws Anti-billow ropes secure the roll-up sides when they are in the down position. Complete the following steps to install the ropes. 1. Using the Twist-of-the-Wrist assembly, roll up the sidewall so that it is a few inches above the ground. 2. Install a Tek screw and fender washer into the base conduit near the elbow fitting of the end rafter. 10. Continue running the rope over and under the Tek screws until the end of the greenhouse is reached. NOTE: Do not tighten the Tek screw completely, leave room for the rope to fit behind the washer. 11. With the cover rolled to its highest position, pull the anti-billow rope tight to remove excess slack. 12. Tie the rope the final Tek screw and tighten the Tek screw to secure the rope. 13. Lower the roll-up side to check the operation. Position of . ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Main Cover ' Conduit Cover Conduit 1 Anti-Billow Rope Cover and end panels are not shown. 1 . - 3. Move up the rafter leg to the main cover conduit and NOTE: Dashed line shows the position of the cover install another Tek screw and fender washer through conduit within the pocket of the main cover. the cover material and into the main cover conduit. 4. Move to the bottom of the second rafter and install a 14. Repeat all of the above procedures for the remaining Tek screw and a fender washer into the base rail. roll-up side for the greenhouse. 5. Move to the cover conduit at the next rafter and insert a 15. Install the roll-up door assembly for the paneled end Tek screw and a fender washer into the cover conduit. walls. Do not tighten the Tek screw completely. 6. Continue installing Tek screws and fender washers into the cover conduit and base rail conduits and work to the other end of the greenhouse frame. 7. Using the Twist-of-the-Wrist assembly, roll up the side cover to its highest position. 8. Attach the end of the rope to the Tek screw at the base of the end rafter leg and tighten the Tek screw to hold the rope in place. Revision date: 0: CLEARSPANT"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS INSTALL THE ROLL-UP DOOR ASSEMBLY 5. Attach the 49-1/2" plain pipe to the other end of the Gather the parts: universal joint using a Tek screw. • 75" Pipe (#131 S075) • 49-1/2" Pipe (#131P0495) • Handle (#103395)and universal joint (#103396) • 8 fabric clips (#CC6212) reserved from the roll-up conduits. Divide quantity in half. • Tek Screws • Measuring tape, metal-cutting saw and duct tape ' (supplied by customer) Assembly Procedure 6. Add the spin handle to the 49-1/2" pipe and secure the 1. Assemble the roll-up door conduit by connecting two connection using a Tek screw. (2) 75" swaged pipes. Secure the joint using a Tek screw. Wrap two layers of duct tape over the Tek screw head to protect the door panel. 2. Insert the conduit assembly into the door pocket so the plain end of the conduit(where the crank will be) extends an inch or so beyond the panel. 3. Secure the conduit to the panel using four(4)the fabric clips and Tek screws as shown below. Number of fabric clips shown may vary. 'e-00z\ NOTE: The completed assembly is shown below. Fabric Clips 11 4. Attach the universal joint to the conduit in the door pocket using a Tek screw to secure the connection. 7. Complete the roll-up assembly for the remaining end panel door. 8. Read the care and maintenance information that follows. Revision .. 05.08.12 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES&GARDEN CENTERS SHELTER CARE AND MAINTENANCE Proper care and maintenance of your shelter is important. Check the following items periodically to properly maintain Space below is reserved for customer notes. your shelter: • Regularly check the main cover and end panels to see / that these remain tight and in proper repair. • Check connections and all fasteners to verify that they remain tight. • Verify that the Twist-of-the-Wrist assembly remains secure and in good condition. • Inspect the Anti-Billow Rope system and replace any worn or broken ropes or missing screws and washers. • Do not climb or stand on the shelter at anytime. • Remove debris and objects that may accumulate on the shelter. Use tools that will not damage the cover when removing debris. • Remove snow to prevent excess accumulation. Use tools that will not damage the cover when removing snow. Never allow snow to accumulate on the cover or pile up along the sides and ends of the shelter. • Check the contents of the shelter to verify that nothing is touching the cover or the end panels that could cause damage. • Check the anchoring system to ensure that all components are tight and in good repair. Replace worn or damaged parts immediately. • If the shelter is moved, inspect all parts and connections before reassembling. • For replacement or missing parts, call 1-800-245-9881 for assistance. 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Revision •. 05.08.12 rm - n- ClearSpanTM Gothic Style Pro-Greenhouse Photo may show a different but similar model. STK# DIMENSIONS 104889 16' W x 8' H x 16' L ©2009 ClearSpanTM 104890 16' W x 8' H x 20' L All Rights Reserved. Reproduction 104891 16' W x 8' H x 24 L is prohibited without permission. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES LOCATION Choosing the proper location is an important step before you begin to assemble the structure. I� The following suggestions and precautions will help you determine whether your selected location is the best YOU MUST READ THIS DOCUMENT BEFORE YOU location. BEGIN TO ASSEMBLE THE SHELTER. Never erect the structure under power lines. Thank you for purchasing this ClearSpanTM greenhouse. Identify whether underground cables and pipes are When properly assembled and maintained, this product will present before preparing the site or anchoring the provide years of reliable service. These instructions include structure. helpful hints and important information needed to safely Location should be away from structures that could assemble and properly maintain the greenhouse. Please cause snow to drift on or around the building. read these instructions before you begin. • Do not position the greenhouse where large loads If you have any questions during the assembly, contact such as snow and ice, large tree branches, or other Customer Service at 1-800-245-9881 for assistance. overhead obstacles could fall. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Always check local building codes before you begin. • Wear eye protection. SITE • Wear head protection. After choosing a location, proper preparation of the site is • Wear gloves when handling metal tubes. essential. The following site characteristics will help ensure the integrity of the structure. • Use a portable GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) when working with power tools and cords. A level site is required. The site must be level to properly and safely erect and anchor the structure. • Do not climb on the greenhouse or framing during or after construction. If the site is not level, use footings to provide a secure base to assemble the structure. Pre-cast concrete • Do not occupy the greenhouse during high winds, blocks, pressure-treated wood posts, or poured tornadoes, or hurricanes. footings are all acceptable when properly used. (Some • Provide adequate ventilation if the structure is shelters use ground posts or rafter feet.) enclosed. Drainage: Water draining off the structure and from • Do not store hazardous materials in the greenhouse. areas surrounding the site should drain away from the site to prevent damage to the site, the structure, and • Provide proper ingress and egress to prevent contents of the structure. entrapment. AWARNING: The individuals assembling this structure ANCHORING INSTRUCTIONS are responsible for designing and furnishing all temporary bracing, shoring and support needed during Prior to assembling this greenhouse, please read the the assembly process. For safety reasons, those who MUST READ document included with the shipment. are not familiar with recognized construction methods and techniques must seek the help of a qualified AWARNING: The anchor assembly is an integral part contractor. of the greenhouse construction. Improper anchoring may cause greenhouse instability and failure of the structure. Failing to anchor the greenhouse properly will void the manufacturer's warranty and may cause serious injury and damage. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE Band Clamp: Clamp used to connect the end wall Following the instructions as presented will help ensure framing to the rafter pipe. In some cases, band the proper assembly of your greenhouse. Failing to follow clamps are also used to connect diagonal struts to theassembled frame. these steps may result in an improperly assembled and anchored greenhouse and will void all warranty and Clip or Fabric Clip:A short, half-section piece of protection the owner is entitled to. conduit (cut lengthwise) used to secure the end panel cover to the leg or rafter assembly. The clip or fabric The steps outlining the assembly process are as follows: clip is typically fastened in place using self tapping Tek screw. 1. Verify that all parts are included in the shipment. Notify Customer Service for questions or concerns. Conduit: An assembly of pipes used to secure the main cover and end panels (if equipped). Purlins 2. Read these instructions, the Must Read document, and and some strut assemblies also consist of connected all additional documentation included with the shipment pipes to form a conduit. Each pipe joint of a conduit before you begin assembling the greenhouse. assembly is secured with a self-tapping Tek screw to 3. Gather the tools, bracing, ladders (and lifts), and prevent separation. Some conduit assemblies are used to secure larger end panels and main covers. These assistance needed to assemble the greenhouse. conduits typically consist of sections of PVC tubing 4. Check the weather before you install the roof cover glued at the joints. and any panels (if equipped). Do not install covers or Cross Connector: Any one of the metal brackets panels on a windy or stormy day. used to "connect" or secure a purlin to a rafter. Cross- 5. Re-evaluate the location and site based on the connectors are typically pictured on the Pictorial Parts information and precautions presented in the Guide page or in the Quick Start section (if present). documentation included with the shipment. End Panel: Fabric or material used to cover the end 6. Prepare the site (if applicable). wall assemblies. End wall assemblies are optional for many shelters. 7. Assemble the frame components in the order they are Must Read Document: This document includes presented in these instructions. building and shelter anchoring instructions, steps for 8. Assemble the frame including the struts (if equipped). end wall reinforcement, safety precautions, and notices and warnings. The Must Read document is sent with 9. Consult the MUST READ document and properly all shelters and buildings. If you did not receive a Must anchor the assembled frame. Read document, contact Customer Service to request 10. Install the end wall framing. (End walls are optional one. items for some shelter types.) On-Center: Term used to describe a measurement taken from the vertical center of the rafter or frame 11. Install, tighten, and secure the end wall end panels and member to the vertical center of another. doors. • Purlin: The pipe assembly that runs perpendicular to 12. Install, tighten (if applicable), or secure the main cover. the rafters or framework that supports the main cover. 13. Read the care and maintenance information at the end Purlins are found on the sides and roof areas of the of these instructions. assembled frame, are evenly spaced, and typically run from the front to the back of the shelter. 14. Complete and return all warranty documents as instructed. Plain or Straight Pipe:A term used to describe a pipe that has the same diameter or width throughout its LIST OF WORDS AND PHRASES entire length. Before you begin, it is important to become familiar with the Strut:A strut is usually a length of pipe with two words and phrases used in this instruction manual. flattened ends and is used for diagonal bracing of the shelter frame.A strut is typically secured to the frame These words and phrases are common to most work by special brackets and bolts. ClearSpanTM shelters and identify the different parts of Swaged End or Swaged Pipe: The term "swaged" the shelter. (Some are used in this document. Others may refers to the tapered end of the pipe or tube. Swaged not apply to this particular shelter.)These terms describe ends of a pipe can be inserted into couplers and the the shipped parts and can also be found on the materials straight ends of other pipes. list/spec sheets included with the shipment. To aid in the assembly, read through the following definitions before you Tek Screw:A self-tapping fastener used to secure pipe begin to assemble your shelter. joints and to fasten brackets to rafters. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES REQUIRED TOOLS Space below is reserved for customer notes. The following list identifies the main tools needed to assemble the shelter.Additional tools and supports may be needed depending on the structure, location, and application. • Tape measure or measuring device • Marker to mark locations on the pipes • Variable speed drill and impact driver(cordless with extra batteries works best) • Metal-cutting saw • Wrenches and impact socket set, or an adjustable wrench • Scissors, utility knife, or tin snips • Hammers and gloves • Adjustable pliers and self-locking pliers • Ladders, work platforms, and other machinery for lifting designed to work safely at the height of the building • Rope/cable for temporary rafter bracing during frame assembly UNPACK AND IDENTIFY PARTS The following steps will ensure that you have all the necessary parts before you begin to assemble the shelter frame. 1. Unpack the contents of the shipment and place where you can easily inventory the parts. Refer to the Bill of Materials/Spec Sheets. 2. Verify that all parts listed on the Bill of Materials/Spec Sheets are present. If anything is missing or you have questions, consult the Pictorial Parts Guide and all diagrams for clarification, or contact Customer Service. NOTE:At this time, you do not need to open the plastic bags containing smaller parts such as fasteners or washers (if equipped). QUICK START GUIDE For a quick overview of the building and its components, consult the information and diagrams in the Quick Start section near the back of these instructions. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES The following graphics and photos will help you identify the different parts. (Some parts are not shown.) 4:00 0::%o *� Ii, " ( I FA4482B FAH320B & FALB02B QH1400 & QH1402 CC6212 Tek Screw Carriage Bolt& Hex Nut Band Clamps Fabric Clip QH1404 QH1330 QH1061 104074 QH1073 Band Clamp Angle Bracket Ratchet Square-to-Round Tube Post Driver Connect Bracket 103620B 102947 Plain Black Strap Black Strap w/ D-rings Plain Swaged I 102856 102548 Swaged and Plain Rafter Sections End Clamp Cross Connector CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES Gothic Style I ' ` Greenhouse OVERVIEW This section describes assembling your gothic style greenhouse. For details, please see section,Assembling the Gothic Style Greenhouse Components. See illustration below to identify main parts of greenhouse. 1. Locate the required parts for each assembly procedure. 2. Assemble the rafters and frame. 3. Install struts and anchor the frame. 4. Assemble and install end walls. Interior Rafter 5. Prepare and attach end panels. 6. Install door and main cover. End Rafter 1 Purlins Ratchet Ground--- — — — Level Ground Post Frame length may differ from actual frame. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES LAY OUT THE BUILDING SITE 3. Use a transit or line level to drive the second corner After the site is prepared, lay out the building site. post to the same depth as the first ground post. 4. String a line at least as long as the building from the Taking these steps before assembling the shelter saves first stake at 90°. time and ensures that the structure is positioned as desired. NOTE:A transit can be used to ensure an accurate 90' angle, or the 3-4-5 rule can be used. Refer to diagram. Drive ground posts to the proper depth. Width of the shelter Using multiples of 3-4-5 such as 6-8-10 or 12-16-20 is measured from the center of one ground post to the helps to maintain an accurate 90' angle. center of the remaining ground post. SQUARE THE SITE String Line Gather the parts: • Ground posts • 5/16"x 2-1/2" machine bolts 5' • 5/16" nuts 3' 1. Identify a corner where a ground post will be positioned and drive the first ground post into the ground. String Line NOTE: Insert the ground post driver into the top of the ground post to protect the post and drive the post into the ground. The top of the post will be eleven (11) 900 Angle inches above the finished grade when properly driven. < 4' 5. After squaring the position of the building, measure Ground Post the length (center-to-center) and drive the next corner ground post. Outside of 6. Repeat the same step for the last corner post. Shelter NOTE: The distance measured diagonally between corner posts must be equal for the building to be square. 7. Check all dimensions (and adjust if needed) before Inside of Shelter driving the remaining posts to the required height. 8. After all corner posts are accurately installed, tie a V string line between the tops of the corner ground posts on the same side of the shelter. The string is used to identify the tops of all remaining ground posts. The ATTENTION: Position the pre-drilled holes facing to the string must remain tight and level. inside/outside of the shelter so they can be aligned with the bolt holes in the rafter legs. 9. Use a tape measure to mark the 48" on-center locations of the remaining ground posts. To align the bolt holes in the ground posts with those 10. Drive the remaining ground posts into the ground at the in the rafter after driving the ground posts, insert a required 48" on-center width and the height identified tapered rod or pry bar into a ground post bolt hole and by the string. See Step 1 if needed. turn the post using the rod or pry bar. 2. After the first corner ground post is in place, string a NOTE: Verify that the holes in the ground posts are in line the width of the building (center-to-center) and the proper position and that each post is plumb and drive the second ground post into the ground just driven to the correct depth. enough to hold it in place. See Quick Start Guide for 11. Continue with the Rafter Assembly steps that follow. on-center dimension. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES ASSEMBLING THE GOTHIC STYLE GREENHOUSE 2. Slide six (6)end purlin clamps (one on each side of the FRAME COMPONENTS peak) over the rafter pipes. After the site is prepared and an inventory of parts is complete, continue with the rafter assembly. NOTE:All rafter assemblies consist of rafter tubes and purlin clamps. Consult the Front Profile diagram in the Quick Start section of these instructions before and during the rafter assembly process. Assistance is required to assemble the greenhouse frame. RAFTER ASSEMBLY Gather the parts: • Rafter pipe (#161-116AD) • Rafter pipe (#161-11613) End clamp as seen from outside the assembled rafter. • Rafter pipe (#166S036) NOTE: Consult the Front Profile diagram in the Quick • End clamps (#102856) Start section for proper end clamp placement and position. • Tek screws (#FA4482B) 3. After slipping the clamps over the rafter pipes, insert • Magnetic nut setter 3/8" x 2-9/16" the swaged end of the rafter pipes into the plain ends of the pipes to assemble the rafter. END RAFTER ASSEMBLY The end rafters include purlin end clamps and band clamps. Install the purlin end clamps before the different pipes of the rafters are connected. The band clamps for the side struts are installed when the two (2)end rafters are set onto the ground posts. zzz 1. Select the five (5) pipes needed to assemble the first end rafter and arrange on a level surface. (#16H16B) 4. Once the rafter is assembled, install a Tek screw ,\-(#166S036) through the rafter pipes to secure each joint. See the diagram above. (#161-116AD) IMPORTANT: Verify that you are installing the screw through the pipe that contains the swaged end of the adjacent pipe. To prevent damage to the cover and end panels (if equipped), position the Tek screws so the heads do not contact the cover when it is installed. 5. Repeat steps to assemble the remaining end rafter and set both end rafters aside. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES RAFTER ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED) FRAME ASSEMBLY INTERIOR RAFTER ASSEMBLY After all ground posts are driven in place and rafters are Complete the following steps for the interior rafters. assembled, assemble the frame. 1. Select the pipes for the first interior rafter assembly and ASSEMBLE AND PRE-MARK THE PURLINS position these on the ground as shown. The following steps describe one way to speed the assembly process. Pre-marking the purlins ensures that an accurate spacing of the rafter assemblies is achieved and maintained during assembly. (#16H16B) Those familiar with the assembly of similar structures may elect to skip this procedure and continue with the ASSEMBLE THE FRAME procedure on the next page. ,\-(#166S036) Gather the parts: (#16H16AD) Pipe 1.315"x 75" swaged (#1315075) • Pipe 1.315"x XX" plain (#131 PDXX) • Marker and tape measure IMPORTANT: Interior rafters do not use end clamps. Instead, cross connectors are attached during the NOTE: The purlins are part of the assembled frame and frame assembly. run perpendicular to the rafter assemblies. Each purlin consists of 1.315"x 75" (#1315075) swaged pipes (number 2. Insert the swaged ends of the rafter pipes into the plain is determined by shelter length) and one (1) 1.315"x XX" ends of the pipes and secure each joint with a Tek (#131 PDXX) plain pipe. screw. The XX" represents the remaining length required to reach the end of the shelter. Consult the Spec Sheet for part identification. 1. Select the required pipe sections for one purlin and connect these by inserting the swaged ends of the pipes into the plain ends until the entire purlin is assembled. NOTE:Assemble the purlins in a location that is accessible during the assembly of the frame, but will not interfere with the process of lifting and setting the rafters. 2. Verify that each pipe joint is properly seated. NOTE: For longer frames, it may be easier to assemble NOTE: These pipes are separated during the assembly a few rafters at a time and then begin to assemble the procedure. Do not fasten them together at this time. frame. 3. For the 48" rafter spacing, measure forty-eight and 3. Once rafters are assembled, assemble the frame. three-quarters inches (48-3/4")from one end of the assembled purlin and mark the distance on the pipe. NOTE: This first measurement is three-quarters (3/4) of an inch longer than the on-center rafter spacing to account for the length of purlin pipe that extends through the end purlin clamp of the first end rafter. 4. From the location marked in the previous step, measure forty-eight inches (48") and make another mark on the assembled purlin. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES FRAME ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED) 2. Secure the leg pipes to the ground posts using the 5/16"x 2 1/2" machine bolts and nuts. 5. Continue to mark the purlin in 48" intervals until all locations are marked. These marks help to maintain Rafter the 48" on-center rafter spacing of the shelter during assembly. Band 6. Repeat this procedure until all assembled purlins are Clam marked. 7. After assembling all rafters and pre-marking the purlins, assemble the frame. Outside of Shelter ASSEMBLE THE FRAME After all ground posts are driven in place, rafters are assembled and purlins pre-marked, assemble the frame. Gather the Parts: Inside of Ground • All rafter assemblies and pre-marked purlins Shelter Post • Band clamps (#QH1402) • Cross connector(#102548) 3. Use rope or cable to brace the rafter in position. • 5/16"x 2-1/2" machine bolts and 5/16" nuts • Lifts, ladders, and assistants • Rope or cable to temporarily brace rafters 1. Carefully stand the first end rafter, slide a band clamp onto each rafter leg, and place the leg pipes in the first set of ground posts. Brace the rafter in place to keep it straight. Depending - —�-� on the frame size, a lift and additional assistants may be needed. Consult Quick Start section for details. Rafter shown may differ in design. 4. Carefully position the first interior rafter in place and secure the leg pipes to the ground posts. End Rafter 1st Interior Rafter I Rafter shown may differ in design. ATTENTION: Stand the rafter so the nuts and bolts of , the end clamps are to the inside of the frame. Rafter shown may differ in design. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES FRAME ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED) 10. Move to the interior rafter and align the mark on the 5. As the second rafter is steadied, remove one section of purlin with the center of the rafter to maintain the proper pipe from one assembled purlin. rafter spacing. NOTE: Work from the end of the purlin where the Interior Rafter first measurement was taken during the pre-marking 1 procedure if that procedure was used. 6. Insert the purlin pipe through an upper end clamp of the end rafter and through a cross connector placed in the same position on the interior rafter. Consult Quick Purlin Start section for purlin location per frame. Interior Rafter Z Align mark with center of rafter. 4 11. Verify that the rafter spacing is forty-eight inches (48") on-center(adjust as needed)and tighten the cross connector. 12. Secure the cross connector to the rafter using a Tek End Rafters screw. See Quick Start section if needed. 13. Repeat Steps 6-12 to install the first section of each purlin assembly for the first two rafters. 7. Align the plain end of the purlin with the center of the end rafter and rotate the purlin pipe so that the first mark is visible (near the clamp of the interior rafter). Do not allow the purlin t to extend beyond the end rafter. End rafter Interior rafter 16'wide X 8. Tighten the end clamp and secure it to the rafter with a center-to-center Tek screw. NOTE: The lower cross connectors and the end clamps End Rafter will sit on top of the ground post as shown below. Purlin � Step 9 9. Install Tek screw through end clamp and into the purlin pipe. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES FRAME ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED) 21. Once all rafters are set and all purlins are in place and secure, return to each pipe splice of each purlin and 14. Choose another interior rafter assembly and set it rafter and verify that a Tek screw is installed to secure in position. DO NOT USE THE REMAINING END the joint. Install a Tek screw if needed. RAFTER. 15. Secure the rafter legs to the ground posts as previously 22. Remove any temporary bracing (if needed) and installthe side struts. described and steady the rafter. 16. Remove another section of purlin pipe from each pre- SIDE STRUT INSTALLATION marked purlin assembly and attach these to the rafter. There are four(4)side struts for the shelter. These struts 17. Verify that the distance between the rafters is 48" are positioned between the end rafters and the first interior center-to-center. Adjust the rafter forward or backward rafter on each side of the shelter. as needed to maintain this dimension. Complete these steps to install the four(4)side struts: 18. Secure each purlin pipe joint with a Tek screw. Gather the parts: lStruts • Band clamps (#QH1400) 1. Locate one strut and position it between one end rafter leg and the leg of the first interior rafter as shown 19. Repeat the above steps as needed to stand and secure below. the remaining interior rafters and purlins to complete the frame assembly. Interior Rafter 20. Slide a band clamp onto each leg of the remaining end rafter, secure the rafter to the ground posts, and Strut attach the purlins to it. Verify that the end clamps are 1 positioned with the nut and bolt to the inside of the assembled frame. Refer to the Quick Start section and previous diagrams if needed. End Rafter NOTE: If the last end rafter is plumb and the purlin extends beyond the end of the rafter, cut the last __ section of purlin pipe to the required length. -- Typically purlins do not require cutting. Verify that you have correctly assembled the purlin using the correct 2. Attach one end of the strut to the band clamp as shown pipes before cutting any pipe to length. in the diagram below. Frame length may End Rafter differ from actual frame. / Strut Band Clamp 1 --J Dashed line shows ground level. —�' ` NOTE: Head of bolt on the band clamp must face the outside of the shelter. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES SIDE STRUT INSTALLATION (CONTINUED) END WALL INSTALLATION 3. Place a band clamp around the lower frame conduit The end walls for the greenhouse are installed before the and attach the remaining end of the strut. See the main cover is attached. The steps to install the end walls diagram that follows for location. for the greenhouse include the following: 1. Measure, assemble, and temporarily install end wall frame tube (bottom). (See End Wall Diagram at the back of these instructions.) Strut 2. Mark rough door opening on bottom frame tube, remove tube, insert tube into the pocket at the bottom 1 of the end wall panel (front only), and reattach bottom tube to end rafter. 3. Install door frame tubes, attach end panels to end rafters, and remove excess panel material (if desired). INSTALL END WALL FRAMING (Front and Back) I Site variations and different methods for anchoring the 1 I greenhouse may require slight changes to be made to Lower Frame these instructions. It is the responsibility of the owner/ Conduit builder to adapt these instructions as needed to adjust for these and other differences. 4. Repeat the above steps to attach the remaining side A NOTE ABOUT INSTALLING THE END WALL struts to the shelter. FRAMING FOR OPTIONAL HEATERS, VENT FANS,AND 5. Secure each band clamp to the pipe using a Tek screw. MOTORIZED SHUTTERS (if equipped): 6. After securing the struts, verify that all clamps are Optional accessories such as heaters, vent fans and secured with a Tek screw to the rafters. motorized shutter units maybe installed or attached to the end walls of this greenhouse.Additional horizontal framing 7. Continue the next procedure to anchor the assembled (not included) is installed between the vertical end wall frame. frame tubes to mount these accessories. ANCHOR THE ASSEMBLED FRAME Diagrams do not show framing for the accessories. At this point, anchor the greenhouse frame. Consult the When framing the end wall, consult the installation MUST READ document for anchoring information and instructions for the accessories (if equipped), or measure suggestions. Please call customer service at 1-800-245- the width of the accessory to accurately space and position 9881 for additional anchoring information. the end frame tubes. CAUTION: The anchor assembly is an integral part of Before installing any greenhouse accessory, adhere to the the greenhouse construction. Improper anchoring may following: cause instability and failure of the structure to perform Consult the end frame diagrams before installing the as designed. Failing to anchor the shelter properly accessory horizontal framing. will void the manufacturer's warranty and may cause serious injury and damage. DO NOT REPOSITION THE END WALL VERTICALS USED FOR DOOR INSTALLATION. • Always consult the installation guides that shipped with the accessory for additional precautions, recommendations, and safety requirements. • Before installing any electrical accessory, consult a professional electrician for precautions and additional assistance. • For gas heaters, a professional, qualified service technician must install the unit. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES END WALL INSTALLATION (CONTINUED) 3. Using the square tube middle coupler(#104628)as an insert, connect the both 96" square tubes to form the Complete these steps to install the accessory framing: bottom frame member of the end wall. 1. Based on the installation requirements and precautions of the accessory, choose a location in the end wall to #104628 mount the accessory, and cut a 1.5"x 1.5"frame tube wmftw Square Tube Middle Coupler (additional purchase required)to the correct length for 1 framing. I 2. Attach these horizontal frame tubes between the 1 > vertical frame tubes of the end wall (at the required 96 ' height determined by the installation instructions Square Tube included with that accessory) using QH1330 brackets Tek Screws (additional purchase required). 96 Square Tube INSTALL END WALL FRAME AND PANEL 4. Rotate the square tube so that the Tek screws are to Refer to the end frame diagrams (Quick Start section). the inside of the shelter. The materials and parts needed to assemble the end wall ATTENTION: To prevent damage to the end panel and frame include: interference with the door installation, do not position • 2"x 2" Square tubes (#105328) the rail with the Tek screw heads to the top or front/ outside surface of the assembled tube. • Band clamps (#QH1402 and QH1404) 5. Position this assembled bottom frame member on the • Square tube middle coupler(#104628) ground between the legs of the end rafter at the front of • Square-to-round tube connect bracket(#104074) the greenhouse and temporarily secure the tube to the band clamps on the ground posts using a square-to- Carriage bolt(#FAH320)and nut (#FALB02B) round tube. • Tek screws (#FA4482B) & angle brackets (#QH1330) ATTENTION: Consult the End Framing - Connections in L the Quick Start Guide at the back of these instructions before you start the steps that follow. Bottom Frame Member Ground 1. Install a QH1404 large band clamp around each ground Post post of the front, end rafter assembly. I QH1404 Band Clamp FJ Band Clamp Ground Post (#QH1404) 104074 Bracket This bottom end wall frame section will be directly below the end rafter. 2. Locate the square metal tubing for the bottom frame NOTE: Do not tighten the bolts at this time. The frame member of the end wall. The bottom frame member tube will be removed after the rough door opening is consists of two (2) long 96" plain sections of square marked on the tube. pipe,joined using a square tube middle coupler, and cut to the correct length (if needed). NOTE: When cutting the bottom end wall frame tube to the proper length, remember to subtract 1 314"for each of the 104074 square to round tube brackets, which are attached to the ends of the frame tube. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES END WALL INSTALLATION (CONTINUED) REMEMBER: The dimension for the inside rough opening of the door is the width of the door(Step 7) 6. After the bottom frame member is in position, locate plus 1/2" (Step 8). Vertical tubes can be adjusted once the center of the bottom end wall frame and mark the the door is set in position. location. Vertical Door Frame No Width of door plus 1/2" I I I Mark Center of Base Rail Mark here here NOTE: Vertical door frame tubes (shown above) are installed later. Center Mark 10. Repeat the steps for the back end wall if installing an 1 pedestrian door. ATTENTION: If you are not planning to install an optional pedestrian door in the back wall, the vertical 7. Locate the pedestrian door that shipped with your frame tubes for the door frame can be cut and moved shelter and measure the width of the door. outward to align with the zippered end wall cover. This will allow for the unobstructed use of the open back 8. After measuring the width, add 1/2"to the dimension to panel of the greenhouse. allow room to properly install and adjust the door. If the zippers of the end panel (back wall)are angled ATTENTION: The frame of the door is designed to in the panel, install the frame tubes at the same angle "wrap around"the vertical door frame tubes of the end if desired.Adjust the QH1330 variable angle bracket wall. Diagram below shows how the door is installed to the required angle and secure the frame tubes as needed. See Quick Start section if needed. Top of Door Frame Remember to position the vertical end frame members in line with the zippers of the end panel but in a position that will not interfere with the operation of the zippers. Door rame All vertical end wall frame tubes for the end walls are installed after the end wall panels are secured to the end rafters. Vertical Door Frame 11. Locate the plain end panel for the front of the Tube of the End Wall greenhouse and spread it out on a clean, flat surface. Door NOTE: Verify that you are measuring the width of the door correctly to allow it to be installed. 9. Using the center mark and the width determined in Steps 7 and 8, mark the inside rough opening for the Frame length may differ from actual frame. pedestrian door. Consult the comment that follows if needed. 12. Unfasten the bottom end frame member of the front end wall by removing the bolts that hold the frame tube to the band clamps around the ground posts. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES END WALL INSTALLATION (CONTINUED) 16. Using adequate assistance, lift the end panel up and over the end rafter and stretch it into position. 13. With the end panel situated on a flat, clean surface, insert the assembled bottom end frame tube into the pocket at the bottom of the front end panel. 14. Once the frame tube is fully inserted into the end panel pocket, reattach the frame tube to the band clamps as previously described. NOTE: Depending on the width of the greenhouse and the end panel, it may be necessary to cut or trim the end panel pocket to reattach the frame member between the ground posts. The excess end panel material can be removed after the panel is attached to the rafter pipe. 17. Fold the edges around the rafter pipes and secure the panel to the rafter pipes using fabric clips and Tek screws. ATTENTION: Divide the fabric clips in half and use half to secure each end panel. Space the clips evenly along the rafter as shown below. View shows the inside surface of the end panel. If this is necessary, center the panel on the bottom end frame tube before cutting the panel. 15. Take two (2) band clamps (#QH1402), remove the bolt and nut, and place the clamp over the upper tube of the end rafter. Fabric clip and Tek screw 1= Position the Tek screws so they will not touch the main cover when it is installed. The number of fabric clips shown above may not match the number used for your greenhouse. Use a set of pliers to squeeze the clamp back into shape once it is in position on the rafter if needed. 18. After securing the end panel to the rafter, continue by attaching the door frame tubes to the end wall bottom frame tube and end rafter. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES END WALL INSTALLATION (CONTINUED) 7. Select a 104074 square to round tube bracket and ATTACH VERTICAL DOOR FRAME attach the bracket to one end of the vertical frame member. Use a 5/16" drill bit to drill a hole through the The following steps describe how to attach the vertical tube and attach the bracket to the tube using a nut and frame members to the end rafter. carriage bolt. 1. Locate the band clamps previously placed near the top 8. With the 104074 square to round tube bracket attached of the end rafter. to the top of the frame member, attach the frame End panel not shown. member to the band clamp on the rafter. s NOTE: You may need to loosen the fabric clips in these locations to access the band clamps. 2. Move to the bottom frame tube of the end frame and locate the center of the frame tube. NOTE: Install the nut, but do not tighten the clamp at 3. Using a utility knife or scissors, cut through the end this time. panel pocket covering the end frame tube and locate 9. Carefully position one (1)vertical door frame tube on the center mark previously made on the end tube. the base rail and align the inside edge with one mark of 4. Continue cutting along the top of the frame tube toward the rough door opening. See the diagram below. the outside of the greenhouse in each direction until the 10. Secure the angled bracket (#QH1330)to the base rail pre-marked rough door openings are found. tube using two (2)Tek screws. 5. At the clamp positioned on the rafter, measure the distance between the top of the bottom frame member Install Tek and band clamp to determine the length of the first screws Rough door vertical end wall frame tube. I opening 6. On the vertical frame tube, mark the length determined + mark. in Step 5 (above) and subtract 1 3/4"to account for the j 104074 square to round tube bracket, which is attached to the top of the frame tube (shown below and on the End Wall Diagram). Use a 5/16"drill bit and drill to drill the hole for the 5/16" carriage bolt. Square-to-Round Tube Bracket(#104074) 11. Repeat the steps for the remaining vertical door frame tube. Carriage Bolt(#FAH320B) Lower section of the left and right vertical door frame tubes as seen from the outside of the end wall. Square Tube(#105328) CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES END WALL INSTALLATION (CONTINUED) 17. Temporarily secure the horizontal tube to the vertical 12. Take a 2"x 2" square tube and cut it to the width of end frame tubes using two (2)Tek screws for each the rough door opening. This tube is used for the top angled bracket. This frame tube will be removed to horizontal end wall door frame tube (header). install the door after installing the end panel. 13. Attach two (2) angled brackets to the header tube as shown below. s The length of the header tube is the width of the door J plus 1/2". Angled Bracket Tek screws (#QH1330) -- Width of Door plus 1/2" NOTE: Clamps can also be used to temporarily clamp NOTE: Attach the angled brackets (#QH1330)flush the horizontal tube between the vertical frame tubes. with the ends of the header tube. Verify that the vertical door frame tubes are plumb and 14. Using the pedestrian door, measure the height of the secure both pipe clamps to the end rafter. door and add 1/2"to allow for the proper installation 18. Recheck the rough door opening dimensions (top and and adjustment. bottom)to verify that the door opening is square. 15. Using the dimension determined in the previous step, 19. Return to each band clamp and install a Tek screw measure along each door frame tube from the top of through the clamp and into the rafter pipe from the the base rail and mark the location. inside of the shelter to secure the clamp to the rafter. Pedestrian door height measurement plus 1/2". Tek screw 16. Position the horizontal door frame member between the vertical frame members and align the bottom of the horizontal tube with the rough opening marks. View above is from the inside (or backside)of the end wall frame and shows the top of one vertical frame tube. NOTE: To this point, all end wall frame tubes are in place, plumb, and secured. The end panel is also installed. 20. Continue with cutting the end panel and installing the pedestrian door. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES CUT THE DOOR OPENING: FRONT END PANEL 2. Secure the end panel material to the door frame tube The end panel material is cut and removed from the rough using Tek screws and washers and evenly space these opening of the pedestrian door. These steps describe one (12"-14") along the tube. way to do this. Outside View Inside View 1. From the outside of the shelter, use a utility knife to cut the end panel as shown below. The dashed lines show 7 where to make the three (3) cuts. 2. After cutting the end panel in the locations shown by Tek screw the dashed lines, remove the part of the panel shown and washer by the shaded area in the diagram below. Cut on dotted lines. The insert above shows the Tek screws and washers attached to the frame from the inside of the shelter. 8" Border (White area) NOTE: Do not secure the end panel material to the Remove I backside of the vertical door frame tubes. Doing so will dark gray area. interfere with the installation of the door. The arrows in the previous diagram show which surface of the vertical tube to attach the end panel Remove end panel material. material that is wrapped around the vertical door frame ATTENTION:Allow an 8" border to remain in the door tube. opening. The white areas in the above diagram identify 3. With the end panel secured to the left door frame tube, this 8" border. remove the header tube.Allow the brackets to remain attached to the header tube. This material is wrapped around the door frame tubes of the end wall and secured to the inside of the door End panel is �- frame tubes using Tek screws and fender washers. not shown. 3. Remove the end panel material from the base rail /- between the vertical door frame tubes. See diagram above. Hei!v s 4. Continue by installing the pedestrian door. INSTALL THE PEDESTRIAN DOOR The door for the shelter is installed between the vertical door frame members of the end wall. The following steps describe one way to install the door. , 1. Wrap one side of end panel material (remaining in the door opening)around the left vertical door frame member, which is secured to the base rail. View is from the outside of the frame. End panel is not shown to better show the frame. ATTENTION: The remaining vertical door frame 4. Move to the bottom of the vertical door frame tube and tube should be loose at the bottom to allow for the swing the tube outward as shown above. installation of the door. If this tube is attached to the rail, remove the Tek screw before you continue with these steps. See the following diagram. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES INSTALL THE PEDESTRIAN DOOR(CONTINUED) 10. Verify that the door is in the desired position and adjusted and install Tek screws from the outside 5. With the proper assistance, lift the pedestrian door and through the door frame of the door and into the end position it in the opening. wall door frame tubes. Check the operation of the door before you secure it to the end frame. Shim if needed. End panel is not shown. Ilks ATTENTION: The vertical door frame tubes sit within the frame channel of the door.The header tube will sit on top of the installed door. -00 6. With the door installed, swing the loose vertical door frame tube back into position. Evenly space the Tek screws (12"-14")to secure the 7. Feed the end panel material between the vertical tube door to the end wall frame. and the frame of the pedestrian door. 11. After the door is secured to the end wall frame, verify 8. Secure the vertical tube to the base rail and reattach that the end panel is stretched, test the door, and the horizontal tube (header) between the vertical tubes. remove the excess panel material (if desired). 12. After the front end wall is completed, repeat the NOTE: Verify that the end panel material is between procedure for the back end wall. the top of the door frame and the header before you reattach the tube. NOTE: When inserting the end frame tube into the pocket of the zippered end panel (back), DO NOT The header can be adjusted as needed to properly insert the tube into the pocket of the center section of adjust the door. the panel if you want to open the panel for ventilation. 9. Stretch the panel material as needed and secure it to the remaining door frame members on the inside of the Remember to position the vertical end frame members assembled frame. in line with the zippers of the end panel if no optional pedestrian door is installed. ATTENTION: Refer to Steps 1 and 2 if needed. 13. After installing both end panels and the door, continue with installing the main cover. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES PREPARE MAIN COVER 2. Assemble two main cover conduits. Start each conduit Gather the Parts: assembly with one plain pipe and add swaged pipes to arrive at the correct length. This conduit is identical to • Ratchet(1"40001b) the purlins that are attached to the frame. • Pipe 1.315"x 75" Swaged a. Locate all sections of pipe needed to assemble the cover conduit. • Pipe 1.315"x XX" Plain b. Insert the swaged end of each pipe into the • Cover plain end of another pipe until the conduit is assembled. • Tek Screws c. Secure each pipe joint with a Tek screw. Assembly Procedure: The main cover is attached to one side of the shelter using D-ring straps. It is stretched and secured to the remaining side with straps and ratchets. The ends (front and back) are secured to the bottom of each end wall corner with a ratchet attached to the bottom frame tube. The straps to secure the ends of the main cover come pre-installed. NOTE: When handling the main cover and setting it in NOTE: Duct tape Tek screws to prevent damage to position, do not pull on the end straps. They will pull out of main cover. the cover. These cover conduits are inserted into the pockets AWARNING: To prevent damage to the cover and to sewn into the main cover. The conduits are used to prevent serious personal injury, DO NOT attempt to tighten and secure the main cover. install the main cover on windy days. 3. After assembling the cover conduits, locate the main 1. Fasten a ratchet to the bottom frame tube using a Tek cover and unfold it on a clean, smooth surface near the screw in the bottom hole of the ratchet as shown below. frame. The ratchet should be about 6" in from the end of the conduit. Repeat this step in all four corners. NOTE: Unfold the main cover with the inside surface facing up. 4. Locate the cover ends with strapping and align with the End Panel front and back of the shelter. 5. Insert the cover conduits into the pockets of the main cover. Bottom Frame �� rt C /}'�� Ratchet , Cover �� Ends w/ (Q Strapping � A-- i < 6- Tek Screw ti View shows the end wall as seen from the outside. Cover Conduits NOTE: Shelter shown above may be a different length than this model. CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES ATTACH MAIN COVER 4. Once the main cover is pulled into position, center the Gather the Parts: cover on the frame and remove the ropes. Loosely secure the ends of the cover to the ratchets attached to • Main cover(with conduits already inserted) the front and back end panel conduits. • Ropes long enough to reach over the frame (provided ATTENTION: Do not tighten the straps at this time by customer) 5. Place the D-ring straps on the ground along one side • D-ring Straps and Plain Straps of the shelter beside the rafters identified by the arrows • Tek screws and Fender washers below. Place the plain straps and ratchets on the opposite side of the shelter at the base of the same • Box cutter or utility knife rafters as the D-ring straps. See Side Profile diagrams. Assembly Procedure: e 1. To pull the cover over the frame, attach ropes to both ends of the cover conduit. Wrap the rope around the conduit a few times to prevent it from slipping off. NOTE: Diagram above is an example of the 24' shelter. 6. On the side of the shelter where the D-ring straps are located, lift the main cover skirt and cut a slit through the main cover pocket at the rafters identified by the arrows above. NOTE: Depending on the length of the cover it may be necessary to attach additional ropes to the cover conduit between the end ropes by cutting a small - opening in the cover pocket and tying the rope around the conduit. DO NOT cut through the main cover. Cut through the conduit pocket only. 2. With all ropes attached to the cover conduit, lift the conduit and carry the cover toward the base of the 7 frame. NOTE: DO NOT cut through the main cover. Cut 3. Toss the ropes over the frame and pull the cover into through the conduit pocket only. position. One person is required at each rope. 7. Thread the D-ring strap through the slit in the cover pocket, wrap it around the cover conduit, and attach the strap assembly to the rafter. Cover Cond a I , / Strap with Ropes D-rings l• ' Fender Washer Shelter shown above may be a different length than this Tek screw D model. NOTE: Verify that the cover is centered side-to-side before attaching the straps. ® Revision date: 14 1 1• CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES ATTACH MAIN COVER(CONTINUED) 13. Using additional help (if needed)tighten the main cover beginning with the ratchets along the side of the shelter 8. Repeat the steps for the remaining D-ring straps. frame. NOTE: D-ring straps are attached to one side of the 14. After the side ratchets are tightened, return to the front shelter. Ratchets are attached directly across from the and back end wall ratchets and tighten. D-ring straps on the same rafter assembly. 9. Move to the other side of the shelter and attach the NOTE: Loosen the ratchets if needed to remove ratchets to the rafters. Use the main cover conduit as a excess strap and tighten. If the main cover is not guide to attach the ratchets to the rafters at the proper centered as desired, the D-ring straps can be height. Fasten ratchets to the outside of these rafters repositioned (higher or lower) as needed and the main using a Tek screw. cover retightened. 15. Fold the skirt of main cover down and over the ratchets and D-ring straps to complete the installation of the main cover. SHELTER CARE AND MAINTENANCE Proper care and maintenance of your shelter is important. Check the following items periodically to properly maintain = your shelter: ^� Regularly check the main cover and panels (if equipped)to see that these remain tight and in proper repair. • Check connections and all fasteners to verify that they 10. As previously described, make a slit in the cover remain tight. conduit pocket and insert a 3' section of strap through Do not climb or stand on the shelter at anytime. the slit and around the cover conduit. • Remove debris and objects that may accumulate on the shelter. Use tools that will not damage the cover when removing debris. • Remove snow to prevent excess accumulation. Use tools that will not damage the cover when removing snow. • Check the contents of the shelter to verify that nothing is touching the cover or the side panels that 11. Thread the strap ends into the ratchet and slightly could cause damage. tighten. Check the anchoring system to ensure that all NOTE: It may be necessary to remove excess strap if it components are tight and in good repair. binds up in the ratchet. If the shelter is moved, inspect all parts and connections before reassembling. • For replacement or missing parts, call 1-800-245-9881 for assistance. NOTE: With the exception of Truss Arch buildings, ... ClearSpanTM shelters and greenhouses do not have any l� tested loading criteria. 12. Repeat the steps for the remaining ratchet or ratchets. CLEARSPAN" GREENHOUSES He ht rr f7sm, QUICK START5idewall ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Height ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I .- Pro Greenhouse i■■■■■■■■15'-103/8"Width ■■■■■■i FRONT Grid Represents : •0 24 Revision date: 04.30.09 CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES d } } L C O= O C V V.0 N} N} CW O L O W vo vo V C V N 10 I I a I a � I 0 to N '" .'O0 / I I � I } } I or v 0 o c u W LN d� J LL 0 I 0. 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C LL N} 6 O AIL �t O O _ :3 (T v Lb N ap L+M N In F— Ln O to ZO 0 w LL 1 _ )L- %n Z N}N OL c�� X-C co av0 Oq) w� rn O- d I � Q � I � IN L I O_ � I � Z In _� °° In Lh 0 W (V C L.L 00 d} 00 LV M Ln O N N J C 7 O Revision date: 04.30.09 I I CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES I I I I I la o- I�^ INLL O 3 = O� -- ICO IN LO 1O I� Q1 M � I W � a I- IJ N a LL 1 Z � } 10 } 10 ON Q 00 M I O LL1 � I a I In Z LV 00 _ Irn I cv en 110 I 0 I I I I I I I I I CLEARSPAN"GREENHOUSES _fv a a U) 0 o - - � N U o � � U Z U � � aQ � am z W N N J C 7 O C-7M CD t---m nr Revision date: 04.30.09 L JOBSITE COPY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ELECTRICAL WORK PERMIT 0 2392301P 0 C ELECTIbC WC In%U11 feeder•ci►cuit.ww Jr%►cc• Nov me"aMww. Sw%v.a .0. - 23117&MAVE W Descrow Amount MOUNTLAM►+heir wrTERRACE t/W 9r063 8Mvwo or Feedw _ 20664001163 101 200 AMP q 92-2 7 40 1eMo� Serwn or inter A...ee swrti swo 1 100 AMP Oaorma 16towr Ir Fee $406 00 *4000awasp w 1he*Pw matt will pall m I intptiai in row 1 MM UM Ave NE pcttaib »acre total (cc pod on permit is km eir"IN than S89.79. F cx mom than 1 inspix Lion. ARLINGTON add*xaW fees are#`Nulrcd �/tYlNsw�/FOW .V41V fir ftwtieel l po.w /irld Ia�0110~C untV Put) I Ths Pw" tupeN Ona l 11 Tt»dlr►h dMa d pu►-ham Applise brj0r1'014 bpn 6r�G i 0 t WALLS 090 Approved owe Approved Sy wauumn taw SEPMOCt: c'oww FEEOEII CELNG rn«Aimon c^h TMEItNOSTAT GO'Ar OrTCN �V pecIiii w�Daf An Aft"T&kaw E iact►Ica1 Area,Sw*"o►Egr wf //�j ( '��I I t1��1 ,M for�17/ / I Ors/1 r"w"O 00 aer Itctaio Ycrm it \win ter for Yew rawds Allom an Appliealitt the I*j%Lnnwnt %till n..i a►nduct ttis inVacti"n'f tic are un.,'M enf animals on We premiscs I alum iti cannpl) Mith ttlrs^OWiretwerr WIWI in atttlrtwrul itnpect►M U n We krs and"n in scrn ks bnq- torlRat,... e>PaMptPksatM�a''pllid z�liail -EoOFM�sslhsa�Msa.ht.4r-h++.-74tt9 wi11,.1014 �44 ' 1 r' Do not remove or conceal Electrical Perm�t No Approval r1W) - Date Dept. of Labor App -e J by & Industries ' F5004UU5-000(5-93) c. Do not remove or conceal � r or a 4&01 Electrical Permit Voice Approval �� :�� : Datg G t I -Joer' 425-31 Dept. of Labor Approved by & Industries �- F50p110S.000(3-93) ti CITY OF ARLINGTON BUILDING DEPARTMENT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE SEC. 110 NOTE:THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT CERTIFY ELECTRICAL WORK At 17835 59th Ave. NE Ste. 8A Building Permit Number 20140315 Name & Address of Owner Occupant Load Number of Stories Arlington Advanced Manufact. N/A 1 17825 59th Ave. Type of Construction/Sprinkler system required Use Arlington, WA 98223 II-B Yes Manufacturing THE Tenant Improvement HAS BEEN INSPECTED AND APPROVED AS COMPLYING WITH THE 2012 EDITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE FOR GROUP F-1 OCCUPANCY ISSUED THIS 12th DAY OF August , 2014. BY n� X &" BY &a WOAIWA P I/ FIRE OFFICIAL BUILDING OFFICIAL THIS CERTIFICATE SHALL BE POSTED IN A CONSPICUOUS PUBLIC AREA AND SHALL NOT BE REMOVED,MUTILATED OR OBSCURED AND SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN LEGIBLE CONDITION AT ALL TIMES.ANY CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY REQUIRES A NEW CERTIFICATE. CITY OF ARLINGTON ` 18204 59th Avenue NE,Arlington,WA 98223 INSPECTIONS: 360-403-3417-Permit Center: 360-403-3551 BUILDING PERMIT 17835 59TH AVE NE Permit#:397 PERMIT EXPIRES 180 DAYS AFTER Parcel#: 31052200403700 DATE OF ISSUANCE. Scope of Work:Marijuana Production and Processing Valuation: 57000.00 OWNER APPLICANT CONTRACTOR ARLINGTON ADVANCED Harasimowicz Design Studio Arlington Advanced Manufacturing MANUFACTURING PARK 3316 FUHRMAN AVE E STE 200 9505 Valhalla Way 17825 59th Avenue NE SEATTLE,WA 98102 Bothell,WA 98011 Arlington,WA 98223 425-241-9583 360-435-5151 LIC: EXP: MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR PLUMBING CONTRACTOR LIC#: EXP: LIC#: EXP: JOB DESCRIPTION PERMIT TYPE: COMMERCIAL ALTERATION CODE YEAR: STORIES: CONST.TYPE: DWELLING UNITS: OCC GROUP: BUILDINGS: OCC LOAD: PERMIT APPROVAL The issuance or granting of this permit shall not be construed to be a permit for,or approval of,any violation of this Code or any other ordinance or order of the City,of any state or federal law,or of any order,proclamation,guidance advice or decision of the Governor of this State.To the extent the issuance or granting of this permit is interpreted to allow construction activity during any period of time when such construction is prohibited or restricted by any state or federal law,or order,proclamation,guidance advice or decision of the Governor of this State,this permit shall not authorize such work and shall not be valid.The building official is authorized to prevent occupancy or use of a structure where in violation of this Code,any other City ordinances of this jurisdiction or any other ordinance or executive order of the City,or of any state or federal law,or of any order,proclamation, guidance advice or decision of the Governor.The building official is authorized to suspend or revoke this permit if it is determined to be issued in error or on the basis of incorrect,inaccurate or incomplete information,or in violation of any City ordinance,regulation or order,state or federal law,or any order,proclamation,guidance or decision of the Governor. I AGREE TO COMPLY WITH CITY AND STATE LAWS REGULATING CONSTRUCTION AND IN DOING THE WORK AUTHORIZED THEREBY;NO PERSON WILL BE EMPLOYED IN VIOLATION OF THE LABOR CODE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RELATING TO WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE AND RCW 18.27. THIS APPLICATION IS NOT A PERMIT UNTIL SIGNED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL OR HIS/HER DEPUTY AND ALL FEES ARE PAID. IT IS UNLAWFUL TO USE OR OCCUPY A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE UNTIL A FINAL INSPECTION HAS BEEN MADE AND APPROVAL OR A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY HAS BEEN GRANTED.IBC 110/IRC 110. SALES TAX NOTICE: Sales tax relating to construction and construction materials in the City of Arlington must be reported on your sales tax return form and coded City of Arlington#3101. 06/23/2014 Applicant Signature Date Building Official Date CONDITIONS The property owner shall ensure that the construction project complies with all applicable zoning codes and regulations.The property owner shall also ensure that the construction project does not cause any adverse impact on the surrounding environment or community.The property owner shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and approvals from the relevant authorities before commencing construction.The property owner shall ensure that the construction project complies with all applicable design review requirements. THIS PERMIT AUTHORIZES ONLY THE WORK NOTED.THIS PERMIT COVERS WORK TO BE DONE ON PRIVATE PROPERTY ONLY.ANY CONSTRUCTION ON THE PUBLIC DOMAIN(CURBS, SIDEWALKS,DRIVEWAYS, MARQUEES,ETC.)WILL REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMISSION. PERMIT FEES Date Description Fee Amount 09/11/2026 Building Permit $925.50 09/11/2026 State Surcharge-1st DU $4.50 09/11/2026 Building Plan Review $601.58 Total Due: $1,531.58 Total Payment: $1,531.58 Balance Due: $0.00 CALL FOR INSPECTIONS Call by 3:30 pm for next day inspection,allow 48 hours for Fire Inspections When calling for an inspection please leave the following information: Permit Number,Type of Inspection being requested,and whether you prefer morning or afternoon INSPECTION INFORMATION Pass/Fail C20.BUILDING FINAL Completed Date: 09/11/2026 Permit#: 397 Permit Date: 06/10/2014 Review Date: 06/10/2014 Permit Type: COMMERCIAL ALTERATION Review Type: COMMERCIAL ALTERATION Target Date: 06/17/2014 Scheduled Time: Completed 06/20/2014 Date: Description: Conducted a test burn on the tent fabric for fire propagation. Product meets ASTM E84 but not NFPA 701. The fabric burned at a rate of 1 foot per minute with very little flame development. Tenant will be installing smoke detectors as an added measure. Review Status: Assigned To: z.Christopher Young Time In: Time Out: Hours: Property Information Parcel#: 31052200403700 ARLINGTON ADVANCED MANUFACTURING PARK ARLINGTON ADVANCED MANUFACTURING 3316 FUHRMAN AVE E STE 200 PARK 17835 59TH AVE NE SEATTLE,WA 98102 Zoning: 637 Warehousing & Storage ServicesLot: Block: Permit#: 397 Permit Date: 06/10/14 Permit Type: COMMERCIAL ALTERATION Project Name: Pioneer Production and Processing Applicant Name: Harasimowicz Design Studio Applicant Address: 9505 Valhalla Way Applicant, City, State, Zip: Bothell,WA 98011 Contact: Ryan Harasimowicz Phone: 425-241-9583 Email: ryanh@hdsone.com Scope of Work: Marijuana Production and Processing Valuation: 57000.00 Square Feet: 0 Number of Stories: 1 Construction Type: Occupancy Group: ID Code: Permit Issued: 06/23/2014 Permit Expires: Permit Form Type: Civic Plus Number: Status: COMPLETE Assigned To: Property Parcel# Address Legal Description Owner Name Owner Phone Zoning ARLINGTON 31052200403700 17835 59TH AVE NE ADVANCED 637 Warehousing& MANUFACTURING Storage Services PARK Contractors Contractor Primary Contact Phone Address Contractor Type License License # Arlington Advanced 17825 59th Avenue CONSTRUCTION Manufacturing Kraut Houck 360-435-5151 NE CONTRACTOR Inspections Date Inspection Type Description Scheduled Date Completed Date Inspector Status 07/03/2014 C20.BUILDING T.I. 07/03/2014 08/12/2014 z.Christopher Young Completed FINAL Plan Reviews Date Review Type Description Assigned To Review Status Conducted a test burn on the tent fabric for fire COMMERCIAL propagation.Product meets ASTM E84 but not NFPA 701. 06/10/2014 ALTERATION The fabric burned at a rate of I foot per minute with very z.Christopher Young little flame development.Tenant will be installing smoke detectors as an added measure. 06/10/2014 COMMERCIAL z.Tom Cooper ALTERATION Fees Fee Description Notes Amount Building Permit Table 4-1 $925.50 State Surcharge- 1st DU Residential- Ist Unit $4.50 Building Plan Review Table 4-2 $601.58 Total $1,531.58 Attached Letters Date Letter Description 06/23/2014 Building Permit Payments Date Paid By Description Payment Type Accepted By Amount 06/23/2014 Brendan Couhig Tenant Improvement Check#129 $1,531.58 Outstanding Balance $0.00 Uploaded Files Date File Name 08/14/2014 17835 59th Ave..doc 08/14/2014 IMG 1716.jpg 08/14/2014 IMG 4450.jpg 08/14/2014 IMG 8890.jpg 06/10/2014 Pioneer Production and Processing TI Application.pdf 06/10/2014 Pioneer permitSet 2014.06.09.pdf 06/10/2014 Pioneer statementOflntendedUse.pdf 06/10/2014 104889 90 91.pdf 06/10/2014 104218 219 220.12-df 0 =o U) c code information common graphics sheet index project address 17835 59the Avenue NE Building Number Sheet U area of drawing callow[ Arlington WA sszza Number Sheet Name jurisdiction Cityof Arlington E 1820459th Avenue NE a0o1 cover sheet/site Ian .W elevation at target Arington WA 98223 p N drawing reference —— 360.4033 51 al life safety/coordination plans m indication of condition similar to penmitcenter@arlingtonwa.gov L a101 demolition plans reference ble codes 2012 International Building Code(IBC) 1 SIM applicable 20121ntemational Mechanical Code(IMC) a201 construction plans A7D1 drawing callout spot elevation callout 2012 mtemaronal Fuel Gas code(IFGC) a301 reflected ceiling plans sheet reference 2012 lntemational Fire Code(IFC) permit set elevation and 2012 Uniform Plumbing Code(UPC) Ref reference name \dame 2009 Accessible Usable Buildings and Facilities(ICC/ANSI 117.1) 2014.06.09 drawing reference Elevation elevation datum mark zone GI A101 parcel number 31052200403700 sheet reference building elevation callout site area 1.47 acres Ref V grldllne building id building 8 drawing reference� occupancy F2-low-hazard factory Industrial�1 Ref 101 door tag centerline building area +/-32,140 sgtt(area of work+/-11,720 sgtt) � � 1 101 1 stories 1+mezzanine sheet reference interior elevation callout construction T Ill-B 1 Ref indication of direction of 1l span direction type Type indication of condition section-view W similar to reference indow tag extents of span value $57,000 drawing reference IM O project number tied 1 framing indicationRF.GISTFd2IDA101 section callout wall tagCIftIF,CTsheet reference legal description Section 22 Township 31 Range 05 Quarter SE-LOT 8 TGW EQ&UNDIV INTTRS )10150 AN INDWICZ994,995,996,997&998 OF ARL BSP PLN20110043&PWD20110076 REC AFN WASIII'MN 201112205001;BEING A PTN N1/2 SE1/4 OF SD SEC general notes project team \ 1. Contractor to verifyall conditions and dimensions to commencing k. prior g work. Notify architect of any discrepancies discovered.Do not scale dimensions owner ARLINGTON ADVANCED MANUFACTURING PARK from drawings. 3316 FUHRMAN AVE E STE 200 2. Contractor shall be responsible for providing all work and materials in SFATTLE,WA 98102 accordance with all applicable state,county,city and local building,fire and accessibility codes as required, tenant Pioneer P&P,LLC 3. Repetitive features drawn or noted only once shall be completely provides as if attm Sean Cleary drawn or noted in full. 17835 59th Ave.N.E. 1 ^0 1 4. Contractor to provide all fire/emergency systems as required by all applicable AAMP Building 8,Suite A. codes.Emergency systems include,but are not limited to:sprinkler Arlington,WA 98223 —J modifications,fire extinguishers,audible alarms,smoke and heat detectors and 206.228.3888 exit signs. Sean@pioneernuggets.com r� 5. Mechanical and Electrical systems to be contractor-design and shall conform to the requirements of the applicable codes.Refer to these documents for s�®ii general contractor tied locations of electrical devices and fixtures.Contractor to submit to architect for Lj review two(2)copies of proposed mechanical system layout and electrical architect harasimowicz design studio system circuiting.Contractor to acquire all required permits not coverd under attm.Ryan Harasimowicz L� building permit. 9505 Valhalla Way 6. Contractor to submit to architect for review/approval electronic(or a minimum of Bothell WA 98011 '� i�' two(z)hard-copies)shop drawings for casework millwork and any other special 426.241.9683 Z J51 items requiring custom shop-fabricated work. ryanh@hdsone.com 7. All paint and finish materials shall match architects'control samples and require f, architect's review/approval prior to installation.Con tractor to submit to architect LO z�I a minimum of two(2)samples/drawri for review. l 8. Upon completion of project,contractor to provide architect with a complete set of revised drawings showing as-built conditions. 1 ' 9. Contractor to provide UJ e operation and maintenance manuals and air-balancing logs to owner upon completion of work. 7 10. Materials to be new unless noted existing. L 11. Contractor to protect existing work and equipment during course of construction. (Y) 12. At the completion of their work Contractor to remove all debris from the site and N _ area of work leave the building broom-clean. C N 13. Contractor to review existing construction and provide all demolition required to L fl accomplish new work. ^ (L) 00 _ 14. Contractor to patch all disturbed and/or damaged surfaces as required to ` > Q) ew work and as required for finish appearances. w fl g#8 accomplish n 5 Contractor to provide all necessary backing,blocking and framing for wall- Q E zmounted casework,mechanical,plumbing and electrical fixtures and all other items requiring same. �r 1 16. New walls are dimensioned to face of framing,existing walls are dimensioned to (D 4-0 �"r z W finish face unless noted otherwise. ^^,, C /\ 17. Use GWB metal trim at all corners and edges. _ 0 0 18. Contractor to clean all dust accumulation from overhead horizontal and vertical c surfaces above ceiling-line prior to closing ceiling. • Lo co 19. Penetrations for conduit and pipes shall 11 sealed. O 01 general industrial zone 20. Seal,caulk and/or weather-strip around all windows,doors and any openings or ._ penetrations of the building exterior envelope. L T 21. An approved vapor barrier shall be installed at all roof decks,encolsed rafter MM Cavities,attics and exterior walls, r W Q 01 Y J 22. All bathrooms,dryers,and kitchen tans shall vent through protected joist chase or vertical shaft to building exterior, number description dab 23. Electrical panel to be clearly labeled with all current circuit locations on a new 2 plan-screening 2014.06.06 panel schedule provided by contractor. 24, No aluminum wire permitted.Use copper wire only. 3 permit set 2014.06.09 010 vicinity map a 0 q n ICU project number sg, wkG 5 O 14001 Q aviation tlightline zone � a goi site Q � drawn Author = checked b O Checker 4r o.d ,4e�rxE O O O O O approved t Approver n site plan 1"=100'-01. Ln4P5 L 1va� � �� s As indicated printed 0 01410.1417 0 M 0 5 7 N T life safety detail-level 01 C egress egresto 2) room area occupancy width- width- Level number room name area metric function of space load factor occupants other stair W o area of work 9 11 13 IeveI01 E r�� W��, accessory storage area,mechanical equipment room it ' Ievel01 16 Waste 123 SF accessory storage area, 300 0.5 0.1 0.1 _ _ _ _ _ mechanical equipment room L a Ieve101 17 Inventory 123 SF accessory storage area, 300 0.5 0.1 0.1 ' mechanical equipment room ' Ieve101 18 Quarantine 123 SF accessory storage area, 300 0.5 0.1 0.1 permit set I 81'-0" ath of travel mechanical equipment room Ieve101 23 Storage 840 SF accessory storage area, 300 2.9 0.5 0.6 2014.06.09 Imechanical equipment room Ieve101 30 Mechanical 144 SF accessory storage area, 300 0.5 0.1 0.2 mechanical equipment room 1354 SF mechanical 1.0 1.2 agricultural building IeveI01 01 Nursery 947 SF agricultural building 300 3.2 0.5 0.7 Ievel01 02 Vag 531 SF agricultural building 300 1.8 0.3 0.4 2 Ieve102 life safety pillan Ievel01 03 Vag 531 SF agricultural building 300 1.8 0.3 0.4 1/8"=1'-0" Ievel01 04 Bloom 590 SF agricultural building 300 2.0 0.4 0.5 Ievel01 05 Bloom 590 SF agricultural building 300 2.0 0.4 0.5 Ievel01 06 Bloom 590 SF agricultural building 300 2.0 0.4 0.5 Ievel01 07 Bloom 589 SF agricultural building 300 2.0 0.4 0.5 IeveI01 08 Bloom 590 SF agricultural building 300 2.0 0.4 0.5 10150 Ievel01 09 Bloom 590 SF agricultural building 300 2.0 0.4 0.5 REGISTERED Ievel01 10 Bloom 589 SF agricultural building 300 2.0 0.4 0.5 Glut covered t. in. IeveI01 11 Dry Room 54 SF agricultural building 300 0.2 0.1 0.1 I 00 I Ieve101 12 Dry Room 51 SF agricultural building 300 0.2 0.1 0.1 yqN IIvD Ievel01 13 Dry Room 51 SF agricultural building 300 0.2 0.1 0.1 ISTAIE WASHNGtON IeveI01 14 Dry Room 48 SF agricultural building 300 0.2 0.1 0.1 area of work Ieve101 15 Processing 981 SF agricultural building 300 3.3 0.5 0.7 Area Ieve101 19 Shipping/ 757 SF agricultural building 300 2.6 0.4 0.6 a _ ' Receiving Ieve101 22 utility 140 SF agricultural building 300 0.5 0.1 0.2 ' Ievel01 24 Hallway 184 SF agricultural building 300 0.7 0.1 0.2 ' t eXl ' IeveI01 25 Hallway 269 SF agricultural building 300 0.9 0.2 0.2 I Ieve101 26 Hallway 488 SF agricultural building 300 1.7 0.3 0.4 a Ievel01 27 Hallway 843 SF agricultural building 300 2.9 10.5 10.6 e e��oe other ❑ i 10007 SF 34.4 6.2 7.9 business area-office I o° st it 0 I Ievel01 20 Office 189 SF business area-office 100 1.9 0.3 0.4 I �geOV uzzt ' Ievel01 20a Secure 31 SF business area-office 100 0.4 0.1 0.1 Server I • Ieve101 191 Restroom 141 SF business area-office 100 1.5 0.3 0.3 ' Hallway 360 SF 3.8 0.7 0.9 I 24 I Grand total:29 11721 SF 42.9 7.9 10.0 I Vag ' 02 life safety detail-level 02 II egress egress I ' room area occupant width-width- Level number room name area metric function of space load factor occupants other stair ' Hallwa INursery 25 I Ieve102 w 01 I accessory storage area,mechanical equipment room z ' Procter Area a'W'i� '>r� Veg I Ieve102 51 Storage 93 SF gross accessory storage area, 300 0.4 0.1 0.1 (1) M a I mechanical equipment room 00 N ++ 4n _ la�Oa 03 ' 93 SF 0.4 0.1 0.1 1 _ _ d business area-office 00 N 36"o� i Ieve102 50 Meeting/ 1097 SF gross business area-office 100 11.0 1.7 2.3 Q Q Break Area � 3: 1 - - - - - 'L - - - - - - - - r - - Ieve102 52 Office 235 SF gross business area-office 100 2.4 0.4 0.5 � Dry Roc m Dry Room I Dry Room I Dry Room �i ' 1332 SF 13.4 2.1 2.8 ^, M z ' • egress travel distance: 14 13 I 12 I 11 T common path of egress H Zsay Grand total:3 1424 SF 13.8 2.2 2.9 W L Q 168'-9" travel:+/-78'-9" C73'-' - life safety notes life safety key 0 CO .L I I ' 1.Building is sprinklared. • 2.No work on level 02-life-safety shown for reference. I ' Level 01 other component width required " I �•r I 1.Occupants per occupancy(area/occupant load factor): umber description data I' r__, • r__, accessory storage area,mechanical equipment room:(1,354 sqft/300 sgft/occ)=5 occupants stair component width required 2 plan-screening 2014.06.06 I agricultural building:(10,007 soft/300 sgfVocc)=35 occupants 3 permit set 2014.06.09 business area:(360 sgtt/100 sgftlocc)=4 occupants r7 r'1 • total occupants:44 ocalpants(difference from detail schedule above due to rounding method) � . OR d sR I typical plant area I 2.Exits required: X r I i ' 0-491 occupants require one(1)exit.Two(2)extra provided. •E OP O $P w m travel distance for single exit:1W.Proposal exceeds 1 00'for maximum travel distance ' • ' -->two (2)exits are provided. 3.Exit separation: stair component width provitled I Bloom Bloom Bloom Blom Bloom I Bloom I I Bloom I I I where two or more exits required-minimum exit separation within sprinklered building is 1/3 maximum diagonal other component width provided I10 09 08 0 06 05 04 I I maximum diagonal distance:154'-41/16" I ' provided separation:81'-8 3/18'(>1/3 maximum diagonal(+/-51'-6')) pattern function of space I I I I a.Exit travel distance: • maximum travel distance for B occupancy within sprinklered building:300' II provided max travel distance:+/-16&-W I • I maximum common path of travel within sprinklered building.100' o Iprovided common path of travel distance:+/-78'-g' agricultural building I • ' 5.Exit width: a--r I stair width required=44 occupants*0.2"=9" project number (� stair width provided=Na 14001 I • i other component width required=44 occupants'0.15"=7" acces n other wklM provitletl=72' draw I ' Level 02 sory storage,mechanical equipment area Author L 1.Occupants per occupancy(area/occupant load factor): Q A ■ accessory storage area mechanical equipment room:(93 soft/300 sgft/occ)=1 eccupaMs C�V■ I L__J L--J I acces checked business area.(1,332 soft/100 sgfVocc)=14 occupants total occupants:15 ocwpants(difference from detail schedule above due to rounding method) Checker (, - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2.Exits required: \ O 0-49 occupants require one(1)exit.One(1)exit provided. approved 3.Exit travel distance: oHke Approver -f.-r maximum travel distance for B occupancy within sprinklared building:300' CD male travel distance:+/-81'-0' scale 4.Exit width: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 stair width required=44 occupants=0.2"=9" As indicated N stairwidth provided t 4e � C n Ieve101 life safety plan other component width requires=as occupants•0.15^=7' printed � � 1;=1'-0" stair width provided exrzmamrare = Q 5 7 � demolition notesan 1. Field verify all measurements and site conditions prior to commencing demolition. 'N area of work 11 13 j 2. Patch and match any new or existing building components or finishes disturbed or damaged U r during demolition. ------ ---� `I / 3. Prior to commencement of demolition,Contractor to coordinate with Tenant to Identify existing O installed components,hardware,fixtures and equipment intended to remain.Contractor to / Protect,maintain and support identified instances during demolition and' construction. rn y I 4. Prior to commencement of demolition,Contractor to coordinate with Owner/Tena Tenant to identify fp a — — — — — — — — — — — existing installed components,hardware,fixtures and equipment to be salvaged.Contractor to M deliver salvaged instances in clean and orderly condition to Owner/renant's designated location t I / ' outside of area of work. I 5. Carefully coordinate extents of demolition between disciplines prior to commencement of ' demolition.Reference construction documents for other trades for demolition scope related to de' moli s Contra door,prep are permit set for installation of door s. each. for to resew in full construction documents to satisfactory understanding of protect Stora a scope prior to commencement of demolition. per construction plan Meeting/Break Area 7. Contractor to leave site broom-clean with all waste and demolition debris removed from site upon 2014.06.09 60 51 completion of demolition. Offi I R 2 Ieve102 demolition Ian I I 10150 REGISTERED ME,CT demolish man-door demolish man-door )STATE AN I[VDWICZ area of work Prepare for installation of prepare for installation of WASF IUMN door per construction plan door per construction plan r ' demolish overhead door _ demolish toilets and toilet-partitions ' -prep for installation of overhead door per construction plan 1 demolish well sinks fl ' remove door O -frame to pr remain,patch and fill hinge-mortise `� Pr rto prep/prime/paint demolish door and frame � I I I ' demolish man-door demolish closet wall ' -prepare for installation of door per construction plan I I I I I I I I i I I I demolish overhead door W ' I M demolish man-door 1 -prepare for installation of N door per construction plan L N 00 — — — — — — — — — — —� — — — — 4— — — — E coordinate eMenis of ♦� r ' utenaemolition with O enat and trades L� n ' .0 •� 00 ti 4T T_ mQ I a.mnar d...ni dat. 2 plan-screening 2014.06.06 Ir 3 permit set 2014.06.09 Idemolish overhead door I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 14001 ' I Author � C — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — (13 Checker Q Approver O O s As indicated O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 E n Ieve101 demolition plan W 1/8°=1_0 �,:o,a,o,azo `��V// 0 5 7 door schedule in numb door door frame frame level er type size handing material finish material finish hardware group remarks U5 area of work 11 13 lei lei 01 a ovhd zip 8'x 6' Plastic overhead greenhouse zip door o r______ ��1 Ievel01 02a f f 3-W-0 rhr Steel paint Steel paint 01 E I 8 I leve101 03a f f 3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 rn a - - - - - - - - - - - - ve101 04a f f_3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 12 cc ' 50b ' III 05a f f_3-Ox7-0 rhr Steel paint Steel paint 01 L ' I leve101 06a f f 3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 install door per leve101 07a f f_3-Ox7-0 rhr Steel paint Steel paint 01 I door-schedule I I01 II 08a f f_3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 permit set ' N ' Maeting/BreakArea St°re° IeveI01 09a f f 3-Ox7-0 rhr Steel paint Steel paint 01 5,�� I ❑ I Ielei10a f f 3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 2014.06.09 Ievel01 11a f f_3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 M. 51a IeveI01 12a f f 3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 5a � Ieve101 13a f f_3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 Ievel01 14a f f_3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 01 Ievel01 15a h (e)_3-Ox6-8 rhr (e) paint (e) paint 02 Ian 3 I 1/8/8" constructio-1'0" ve101 19a h (e)_3-Ox6-8 Ihr (e) paint (e) paint 03 leve101 19b (a)ovhd 13'x16' (a) paint (a) paint coord w/tenant automatic opener I Ievel01 20a h (e)_3-Ox6-8 Ih (a) paint (e) paint 03 leve101 21a h (e)_3-Ox6-8 Ih (a) paint (e) paint (a) leve101 23a (a)ovhd (e)_8x6 - (a) paint (e) paint (a) III 23b (a)ovhd (e)_8x6 - (a) paint (e) paint (a) leve101 23c h (e)_3-Ox6-8 rhr (a) paint (a) paint 02 Ieve101 23d h (e)_3-Ox6-8 rhr (a) paint (a) paint (a) 10150 REGISTERED Covered Loading 0o Ieve101 30a (e) (e)_3-Ox7-0 rhr (e) paint (e) paint (e) CI]tIFCT Ieve102 )ISSTAIE IIvDWICZ [1evel02 50b f f 3-Ox7-0 rhr Steel paint Steel paint 02 WASI➢NG10N area of work el02 50c f f3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint 02 e102 51a f f3-Ox7-0 Ihr Steel paint Steel paint Mechanicalsecurese er e102 52a f f 3-Ox7-0 rhr Steel paint Steel paint ' cabinet 30 ' a 19b - - - - Utlll- - - -23d - - - - ' re rwr 22 install 3-compartment scullery-sink existing door permanently ' I20a Quarantine -per plumbing fixed in closed position ' door notes door handing I18 • install stackable washer/dryer and associated utility/ventilation infrastructure ' general s estroo -coordinate with plumbing/mechanical 1. exterior doors to meet Washington State Energy Code prescriptive U-Value t ' 15'locking shipping containeml GCB I 21 ❑ Store e ' requirements swinging doors:U41.3T,overhead roll-up doors:R-4.75 c ' -typical 20 23 ' L Poor material L I In ry 1. hollow w metal doors to be 18 ga with 16 ga top and bottom rails one 17 2. hinge reinforcement to be continuous 11 ga channel one N ' Shippin /Receiving ' 3. closer reinforcement to be 12 ga box-type uno _I O 4. finish to include priming/painting(color/sheen per finish schedule) I19 23b ' 5. fire-rated doors and frames to come with UL or Warnock-Hersey labels.Do not paint cc 23a over labels. IHal way bb bb bb ' 6. all fire-rated double-doors to have astragals 4 door frames a -c I waste \ \ �yeee�gggI \ 1 1 1 ' 1. hollow metal door frames to be 16 go cold rolled steel ono ' 16 surface moumed b bb bb \ / 1 / lu/ 1 / 1 / 1 / ' 2. frames to have 2"face dimension uno L L raceway @ 48"off 3. corners to be fully welded mitered corners ground smooth prior to prime/paint I (- (- (- (- F-1 r- I 4. closers to be reinforced 12 ga box-type ono d d direction of travel I / / / / / / 5. frames to be anchored with a minimum of two floor anchors and six wall anchors I L J L J L J L-INurserX L-1 2a 1 \ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a I 6. fire-rated doors and frames to come with UL or Warnock-Hersey labels.Do not paint prep and finish concrete floors 01 / / / / / / over labels. ' throughout area of work Hallway) ' 7 25 bb bb bb hardware/glazing ' infill demolished overhead d ors with - \ ` \ \ \ 1 1 1 \ `\ 1 bb bb bb _ I 1. door handles to be lever-type uno. 1'' exerior metal panel sheathing,steel 2. hardware finish to be US32D ono LJJ studs,r metal panel +g,a _ 3a 1 1 1 1 1 3. doorlites to use fire-rated glass in fire-rated floors 7 ' continuous insulation and moisture- 4. contractor to hold keying coordination meeting with tenant/owner ` resistant GWB / 1 / `\ / `1 / 1 / 1 / 1 a 03 M -typical 2x overhead door on W elevation \ \ \ 1 \ \ ' functionality M � (V I 1. all doors to be free-egress from inside without use of key or any special knowlege or N Processin Area \ \ 3� \ a effort. � L 15 15 ° 2, all electronic devides to fail-safe in the event of emergency ^ W (D 00 'hl_ 3. panic hardware to comply with IBC 1008.1,9 ` > - - - - - - - 4. door closers to allow for three seconds to close from open position b - - - - 5. doors to haves to be mum opening force it 5 pounds. Q 12 ga hdg wwf panel with 6" D Roo Dry Room 10'-0"D oom D Room ,� � 6. door thresholds to be maximum 1/2"high with a 1:2(h:v)bevel profile � openings separating dry-rooms I ❑ Dry _ _ modular greenhouse units ' ^' 4" 16'-0" -IYPICaI' 14 13 typical 2 11 " b -posts fastened to slab,ends fastened to framed partition hardware group° W 4-0 panels per manufacturer's installation instructions ' A I 2--a' typical 40'-11 1/2" ,v -ypical 01: latchset I lever-type passage set;hinges 11.5 pair 4.5"heavy-duty butts; V J closer I none;wall-stop',tull-gasket(light-seal);bottom brush typical a 1T-61/2 ° Hallway b b e Hal❑y e I 02: latchset lever-type battery-powered electronic access control with free-egress O ' (Corbin Access 800 Series or equal)hinges l 1.5 pair 4.5"heavy-duty butts; `) _ 26 •V M 0) typical o o $ closer I Norton 7500(or equal);atop,overhead;full-gasket bottom brush O 03. latdreet I lever-type exit only lock/latchset with free-egress ICU •L overhead lihts (Corbin ED 5000 Series or equal);hinges 11.5 pair 4.5"heavy-duty butts; ^^ r Q g \ / 1 / \ / \ / \ closer I Norton 7500(or equal):atop,overhead:full-gasket bottom brush L.L L �-per electrical ' typical' 1 ' gamma,d...III d.. 2 plan-screening 2014.06.06 3 permit set 2014.06.09 1 \ 1 1 1 2'(h)x 6'(w)Plastic 1 \ 1 1 1 \ 1 \ mounted backboards mu wall types unted @ 4'aff /-yryyyrypical(7)as greenhouseo 1 in n-muld framed perd6on to structure above I 1 Blo.6 1 Bloom 1 \ 1 \ 1 1 1 \ 1 \ I ` / resistant ga steel studs si e d with D dens-glass on inside,cavities moisture resistant gwb on outside and r-21 HD batt insulation in stud cavities Bloo / -Blobry - / / / - / - /82om / 1 BI -0 Bloom \ n 04 \ n I non-rated framed parlitbn to l l att ' �` ❑ 1 I 6 / 5 / 3-1/2"20 ga steel studs @ 24"ce wth 5/8"dens-glass on both sides b -brace partition to structure above with 45°kickers,alternating direction @ 48"oc a -run double-studs to structure above at each-end of non-returning partitions ' I non-rated framed petition to to'-o•att 3-1/2"20 ga steel studs @ 24"op with 5/8"dens-glass on both sides -brace partition to structure above with 45°kickers,alternating direction @ 48"op project number run double-studs to structure above at each-end of non-returning partitions 14001 1 1 ' a l 1 a ' ihr-ra ed f amed partition to st ucture shwa drawn C / / / 6"16 ga steel studs @ 24"oc with 2-layers 5/8"type-x gwb on each side n and r-21 HD batt insulation in stud cavities with vapor-barier to the warm- hrh bb bb b bb bb bb bb ' aide of insulation.Fire-tape and seal all penetrations. Q checked rChecker approved O �r Approver C)(� ale L N As indicated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 printed C ev/8 1e101=In construction plan 0 1 I1 .. sm001410:14:21 PM 0 7 � in ceiling plan notes 1. Reflected ceiling plans for areas outside area of work this sheet shown for reference only.No change to 'O 9 11 13 ceilings,lighting,fire-protection,etc. N 2. Contractor to compare reflected ceiling plan with electrical lighting plans,mechanical plans and fire- U protection plans.Contractor to notify architect of any discrepancies or conflicts noted in documents and3 shall be responsible for coordinating layouts of all trades. 0 3. Reference electrical documents for light-fixture type,circuiting,energy-analysis,etc.Architectural E reflected ceiling plan to take precedence for light-fixture locations. .N L I I I permit set existing nailing/lighting to remain------ 2014.06.09 I I I I n level02 reflected ceiling plan 1/8"=Vi I I 10150 RF.GISTFd2ID CfrfECT Covered Loading oo YAN INDWICZ STATE WASI➢NG10N I I Mechanical 30 a — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — I eU Quarantine Oa es o0 18 1 1 UZZ StoZ e Shippin I Receiving Inventory 9 2 17 L ceiling/lighting Hallway ❑ lights I reflectors per electrical Waste I 24 -typical 16 V PE P Nursery 01 Hallway Process Area i ❑ 25 existinghigh-bayfluorescenP I Z CO lighting throughout == I CO N v I c L oNo 2x6 rim/ceiling joists @ 24"OC with 5/8' cdx plywood sheathing/ceiling over top Ind > enclosing joist-ends for light-containment -typical over(4I Dry Rooms — I Q Q - - -area of work I- I - - - - - I +_ z --------�J D Robm Dry Room I D Robm Dry Room enter I 0 14 I 13 12 11 pical � �O 45"wall-head Japing to structure Hallway V M0)greenhouse equipment-membrane above @ 48"oc�aternate sides 26 I .O .� ceilings supported by metal frame Halhvay -typical CU - -in per manufacturer's Instructions 27 lights I reflectors per electric -typical -typical L aamner deeodpttea dace 2 plan-screening 2014.06.06 3 permit set 2014.06.09 I I I I I 1 I II I I I I � I lob Boo m I 64 I 6 5 projoct number 14001 drawn Q Author 0) checked Checker approved V O Approver Lee r a�a�a�—a�a� a�a�--Ia�a�a�a= —a�a�a�a�--ate a�a�a� — scale 1_ As indicated (� 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 printed 1 Ieve101 reflected ceilin Ian 20<o a� 11 1 8"=1'-0" • COMMERCIAL REMODEL PERMIT APPLICATION Department of Community & Economic Development City of Arlington • 18204 59th Ave NE •Arlington, WA 98223 Phone (360) 403-3551 THIS APPLICATION MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THREE (3) SETS OF CONSTRUCTION PLANS, TWO (2) SETS OF STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS, ONE (1) SET OF NREC ENERGY CODE APPLICATIONS AND ONE (1) OCCUPANTS STATEMENT OF INTENDED USE. Type of Permit: O Change of Use/Remodel O Commercial Addition * Tenant Improvement Project Address: 17835 59th Avenue NE I Building 8 Project Valuation: $57,000 Project Description: Commercial TI: installation of interior greenhouses per plan Owner: Arlington Advanced Manufacturing Park Address: 3316 Fuhrman Aveneu E I Suite 200 City: Seattle State: WA ZIP: 98102 Contact Person: harasimowicz design studio Ryan Harasimowicz Phone: 4252419583 Cell Phone: 4252419583 E-mail: ryanh@hdsone.com Address: 9505 valhalla way City: Bothell State: WA ZIP: 98011 Contractor Information Contractor Same as O Yes 0 No Applicant: Contractor: tbd Phone: tbd Address: tbd City: tbd State: tbd ZIP: tbd License Number: tbd Expiration: tbd Project Name/Tenant: Pioneer facility 1 Site Address: 17835 59th Avenue NE Bldg/Suite/Unit IBC Construction IIIB IBC Occupancy Type: F-2 Type: Description of Use: agricultural building use Building Square +/- 32,140 sgft Number of Stories: 1 Footage: Square Footage Per 1-1: +/- 30,620 sqft; Mezz: 1,520 sqft Floor: Will there be any installation, modification or removal of the following? (Check all that apply) ❑ Automatic fire extinguishing systems ® Compressed gas systems ❑ Fire alarm and detection systems ❑ Fire pumps ❑ Flammable and combustible liquids (tanks, piping etc...) ❑ Hazardous materials ❑ High piled/rack storage ❑ Industrial ovens/furnace ❑ Private fire hydrants ❑ Spraying or dipping operations ❑ Standpipe systems ® Temporary membrane structure, tents (>200sq ft) or canopies (>400 sq ft) Provide details on any of the above checked items: installation of CO2 bleeder feed for plant consumption inside greenhouse tents (rate less than or equal to plant-consumption) installation of greenhouse tent enclosures (greenhouse user manual / installation instructions attached for reference) Installation, changes, modifications or removal of any of the above may require additional submittals,information, or permits during the plan review or construction process. Building Division: The Building Division shall review any revisions and addenda. Approved copies will be given to the contractor to maintain as part of the approved plan set. The City Inspector will monitor the special inspection functions for compliance with the agreement and the approved plans. The City Inspector shall be responsible for approving various stages of construction to be covered and work to proceed. Design Professionals: The architect and engineer will clearly indicate on the plans and specifications for the specific types of special inspection required, and shall include a schedule for inspection and testing. The architect and engineer will coordinate their revisions and addenda process in such a way as to insure all required City approvals are obtained, prior to work shown on the revisions being performed. Owner: The project owner, or the architect or engineer acting as the owners agent, shall employ the special inspector or agency. ENFORCEMENT: A failure of the special inspector or firm to perform in keeping the requirements of the IBC, the approved plans and this document may void this agreement and the Building Officials approval of the special inspector. In such case a new special inspector and/or firm would need to be proposed for approval. A failure of the design and/or construction parties to perform in accordance with this agreement may result in a STOP WORK notice being posted on the project, until nonconforming items have been resolved. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: The building permit does not include any mechanical, electrical, plumbing or fire sprinkler/alarm work. These permits are issued separately. Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, or fire sprinkler/ alarm permits require a separate permit application and may also require separate plan review. Please note that any tenant improvement work in a space that involves food handling or preparation requires Snohomish County Health District approval before the permit can be issued. You must provide the Permit Center a copy of the approval letter or the approved plans. Contact the Snohomish County Health District at (425) 339-5250 with any questions or for more information. An intake appointment is required for all large Tenant Improvement Building Permit Applications. To determine if your project requires an intake appointment, to schedule an appointment or to ensure that you have the most current information, please contact the City of Arlington Permit Center at (360) 403-3551 or by email to permitcenter&arlingtonwa.gov. I have read and agree to comply with the terms and conditions of this agreement. 0 Please Attach Plans and Supporting Documents (PDF Only) 14001_P i o n ee r_pe rm itSet_2014.06.09.pdf; Pioneer_statementOflntended Use.pdf; 104889_90_91 .pdf; 104218_219_220.pdf STAFF USE ONLY: Permit Number: Accepted Receipt # By: Date Received: Amount Received: By submission of this form, I hereby certify that the above information is correct and that the construction on, and the occupancy and the use of the above-described property will be in accordance with the laws, rules and regulation of the State of Washington. June 9, 2014 To: City of Arlington permit and planning dept. Attn: Chris Young From: Sean O'Leary, COO Pioneer P&P LLC 17835 5th Ave NE AMP Building 8, Suite A Arlington, WA 98223 Re: Statement of Intended Use Pioneer P&P LLC intends to use the western half of AAMP building 8, approximately 12,OOOsf, for cannabis production and processing. Approximately 6000sf, areas 1-10, will be used for cannabis cultivation within plastic membrane enclosed greenhouses. Processing and packaging operations will be in area 15, approximately 2000sf, along with steel storage cargo containers for waste, quarantine and inventory. The mezzanine will be used for admin, public and employee access. The south approximate 4000 sf will be storage. Thank you, Sean O'Leary Pioneer P&P LLC. 206-228-3888