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Bountiful, Utah 8020
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EVALUATION REPORT
Copyright G 1993 iCBQ Evaluation Service, Inc,
Filing Category.- EXTERIOR COATINGS (O60)
DAYVIT SPRINT'O" EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEM
DRYUiT SYSTEMS, INC.
ONE ENERGY WAY
WEST WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND 02893
1. Subject: Dryvit Sprint8 Exterior Insulation and f=inish System.
Il. Description: A. General: The Dr it Sprint exterior insulation and fin-
ish system is a Six -component systern applied to exterior walls of wood
r steel framing, concrete or concrete masonry, water-resistant core gyp-
sum
y-
um sheathing hoard complying with ASTIR C 79 and wood -based
sheathing comply.ing as Exterior or Exposure I grade, as noted
NER-108. The sixcomponents n. i t of an adhesive polyisocyan u rat
insulation, mechanical fasteners, reinforcing mesh, a base coat and a
finish coat,
B. Materiaf1. Adhesive: at Dr it Sprint adhesive is a full t rmu-
Iat d water-based a. r k Copolymer that bonds Th rmax Quik -R insula-
tion to unpainted Exterior cr Exposure 1 grade wood -based sheathing,
water-resistant core gypsum sheathing and unpainted masonry. The
adhesive is tinted orange for product ident fi ati n and has a shelf life f
one year when stored in a coni dry location.
b. Dryvi# AP adhesive is a moisture -cure urethane construction adhe-
sive which may be used in glace of the Sprint adhesive. It has a shelf life
of one year when stared in a Gaal dry iQcation.
2. Insulation Board: The insulation hoard is Therma Quik -R Wall
Insulation, a Polisocyanurate mariufa turgid by The Celotex Corporation
with glassfiber mat fa er . The hard has a nominal density of 2.0 pounds
per cubic toot and is available Irk , /4, 1, 1112 and inch thicknesses.
Th 8-and3/4-inch-thickhoard are for application r li
dsheathing
only. Atthi density and fora maximum thickness oft inches,the board
has a flame -spread rating lass. than 75 and a smoke -density rating
than 450. The board is available in 48 inch widths and 96,108,120
inch lengths.
.. Mechanical Fasteners: a. -en r It Mechanical fa t fl r attach _htha
insulation to the substrate and framing. Washers are required with all
nails, screws and anchors and mut be approved by, r It Systems,
Inc.
plastic ul-Cap washer supplied by
V/4
i t or LP -302 platesupplied
by Wind -Lock Corporation, inches
in diameter, are two approved
wash e r.
h. Wood -based Framing/Substrates: 1 Minimum corrosion -r
e
tart R ring -shank flails having sufficient length to penetrate the framing a
. j
rn i n inn a r
f 1 inch.
Wood r are minimum ..corrosion r tantand ha
Yu ff i
dent length to penetrate the framing a minimum of 3/4 inch.
. Masonry: Masonry anchors are No. 10 minimum and are corrosion
resistant. l inim m -incl-diameter head with sufficient length toen
trate the�
substrate at least 1 inch i required. Tapson manufactured by ITS''
typical masonry anchor,.
'December, .1993
d. U ht -gauge Steel Framing: Screws are minimum 0. 8 self-drlliin
6
and corrosion resistant with sufficient length to penetrate the framing a
Mi imum f8ln h.
. l or in : The Dryvit Sprint reinforcing mesh is an
open-
lass fiber mesh treated for ai ali resistance and weighm ap ro i-
rnately 4.3 ounces per guar yard with a 12 by 6 thread count. It is avail-
able in 38 -inch. by 150 -foot rolls. Other reinforCIF19 mesh typos such a
Standard Plus, Intermediate, Panzer or Corker Mesh may be used where
sup "plementary impact resistance is requrred, in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions.
. Raise Coat: The Dry0 Sprint base coat is available in a dry or wet
! 1
mix. The dry m ix is a polymer -modified portland cement plaster product
mixed at the jobsite wth eater at the rate of one gallon to 40 poundsof
dry mixto produce the base coat. The wet mix is a fib r-reinf r d acrylic -
based prod uut mixed at the jobsite with Type 1 or 11 portland,cement com-
plying with UB.C. Standard No. -1 at a ratio of 11 byweight to produce
the base coat, The dry mix has a shelf life of one year and the wet mix, two
years when stored in a cool dry location.
F Finish Coat. The Dr at Sprint' finish coat Is available in texture Tvpes
, 100 and No. 200. The types are also known as Quarzputzand respectively. .11 i 100 percent puri acrylic synthetic plaster with the
different textures diff8rentiated by aggregate size and distributio.n. The
film'sh coat materials have a shelf life of two ears when stored at 40OF
C. Installation: 1. General: The ry t Sprintsystemma be adhesively
attached or mechanically fastened to unpainted wood -based sheath in
water-resistant
care gypsheath Ing or unpa Frated masonry.
on. The sys-
tem
tmm u t h mechanically attached t ope n wood and steel stud tram i n
ada�nt�
p masonry. The system is installed only when a gall -surface
temperature and ambient temperature of at tat 4011F. can be
maIntaind
untll the coating has cured. The base coat must be applied within days
aye
after installation - f the insulation:
. Open -wood Framing: Attachment t open -wood framing i limited
plyiri! � mrt�
t maximum 1 inches n center studs. , weather -resistive harrier comwith ,lection 1708 a of the code is a{j��}�+�j7.r`4��y}lied r the
! ! � 4 7 studs. The
insulation hoard i thea applied over the barrier with the long dimension
vertical and secured to the framing with mechanical fasteners ars plastic
� at
washers described in tion II _. Spacing ofth fasteners is inches
�on center along the perimeter and in the field to secure the insulation t
the framing. Fasteners roust penetrate the framing as described
ion lye Ali vertical and h oriontaI hoard tit m ut h over the framer
Plastic washers � .
With the fasteners straddle the two hoards atfiwasher! �int . The
a�
fth hould flu htoa maximumof 1 'inch beneath
� the
surface f the 'Insulation board.
The base coat is thea trowel -applied uniformly over the insulation board
and the reinforcing mesh applied over the anti re hoard s a rfa with
mini-
mum 21/2 -inch side and end la The
�, mesh �t completelymho in
the base coat and a smooth thickness f mrnrmm inch l
f 1 achieved.
The base coat is thea cured for a minimum of 24 Fours.
The finish coat is then applied in the following manner:
ation re its Of ICB 0 E values on .service, C,, are issued Foil o provide i
nforma
o Class embers o, "I l , Utilizing co pix , �b report
�. based. valu ation rePs are n ot to be c o n .tru ed as repre s enting a esth eties or any other
motion for use the subject rep(,j".
This report hT based upon Independent tests or oth-er technical data submitted by. the aPplicant. The 1CB0 Evaluation Service, Inc., technical staffhas reviewed the
test reNults andl r+ other- data, but does notpoNsess t st facil ti s to make an independent very
flcadon. There is no warran
r implied. as to any "Finding" r other matter in the report or as to anyproduct co v r+
ed by the report. This disclaim er ty kv _fCB0 Evaluation Service, Inc., express
in cludes, but is not lim ited to, m erchantabil t .
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a, Sprint 10Q: Applied to a thickness of the largest aggregate inan open -
textured pattern in regular or random style.
b. Sprint 200: Applied to a thickness of I 112 times the aggregate thick-
ness which produces a lightly textured, sand -like appearance,
3. Exterior Sheathings: The Dryvit Sprint system can be applied to
unpainted wood -based sheathings and to mirrimum 1l2-+nch-thiGk water-
resistant carp gypsum sheaving. The sheathing mast be installed (fl
accordance with the code. The Sprint system may then be mechanically
attached as described in Section it G 2 for ►rload framing or adhesively
attached as follows:
The adhesive is applied to the back side of the insulation board and
spread over the entire surface with a -notched trowel which produces
a 1/4 -inch -wide by 3/8 -inch -deep notch every 11 inches. The beard i
immediately pressed on to the substrate, slid into place and set. In addi-
tion
di -
tion to the adhesive, a minimum of eight mechanical fasteners and
wash-
ers as described in Section 11 B 3 are required for each 48 -Inch -wide b
-inch-long insulation board. The have coat, reinforcing mesh,
and fin-
ish
�
i h coat are then applied as described for open -wood framing in Section
11 C L
4. Unpainted Masonry: Application of the system over unpainted e n-
erete or concrete Masonry is similar to adhesive a li tion over xte rior
sheathing as described in Section .11 C 3..
. Open -stens Framing -L Attach rent to open- tee -1 frarnin 'i's 1i mited mitet
Wm m No.1 gauge (0.0478) studs at 16 inch -es on center. A weather-
resistivebarrier complying with Sectibn 1708 f the
ode 'is applied
over the studs. The insulation board is placed over the weather- res i stive
harrier with the long dimension vertical and attached with fasteners and
plastic washers described in Section 118 . The fastener acro i 1
. , ,may /� and
,�y1 r+ �stud.
inches n center around the board peril d eter a d to ea h Fasteners
must penetrate studs and tracks a minimum of inch. The base coat,
reinforcing mesh and finish coats are then applied in a fash ion Similar to
application over open -wood fr: in described in Section 11 C 2.
. Painted nnr : The insulation board is placed against the eemen-
tjti asurface and pilot holes drilied at 12 inches on center around the
board perimeter and vertically, and 16 inchas on center hri ontall . The
.L
board i thea fastened with Mini M' um .10 masonry anchors with la -
tic washers as described in Settlor 11 B 3.
Adequacy of fasteners in cementitious substrates i� determined by a
proof -load test program involving fastener withdrawal from the substrate
in question. Testing must be conducted by ars independent testing labora-
tory. The average withdrawal strength, in pounds per square foot must be
sixtimesthe design wind pressure forte location in question. In no case
is the system permitted in locations requiring greaser than a 26 psf design
wind pressure.
minimum of five tests per program are required, with ro ult varyin
no more than 1 percent from the average. minimu r of 1 testi er r pro-
gram may be provided rearies of variation from the average,. For
masonry u b trate , 40 percent of the tests rust be run in masonry
joints.
The applicator most provide the building official with a certificate of
compliance concerning test results relating to load re ire in this
report. The base coat, reinforcing mesh and finish coats are then applied
in a fashion similar to application over unpainted masonry described in
Section 110 4. See Figure No. 1 for typical instaliation details.
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D. Control Joints: Horizontal control Joints are required at each floor
Brie inwood-framed construefion. The joints roust be installed as speci-
fled by the -architect, designer, builder r exterior coating manufacturer,
in n that order,
E. Wind Design: 1. General: Allowable transverse wird pressures
based on systems installed in accordance with this report, are set forth in
this section. Design of the wood and steel framing must also be consid-
ered. Maximum a4lowable deflection of structural wall components is
11240 of spay.
2. 1Nafltl Framing: When the system is applied to open -wood framing
or wood -based sheathings an framing as described in Section 11 C, a posi-
tive wind pressure tip to 40 pounds per square foot and negative pressure
up to 26 pounds per square float is allowed.
3. Steel Framing: When the system is applied to minimum No. 18
gage (0.0478) open -steed framing or solid sheathing on framing as
described in Section I! C, a positive wind pressure up #0 51 pounds per
square foot and negative pressure up to 26 pounds per square foot is
ailovred.
4, Concrete Or Concrete Masonry: Allowable cable wi rid pressure for the
system adhesively applied to concrete or concrete masonry walls a
described ire Section I I C 4 is 26 pounds per sq u'are foot positive or n-
tiVe.
F. Identification: Each container or package of material used as part of
the Dryvit Sprint system bears the name and tradernark of the manufac-
turer, the name of the product and expiration date. All Thermax Quik
wall insulation hoards are identified with the product name, manufactur-
er's
anufa tur-er' mine and/or trademark and the name and/os logo of Underwriters
Laboratories Inc, -4031) the quality control agency.
Ill. Evidenc Snb r ed. Data showing compliance with Acceptance
Criteriafor Fxter� r Insulation and Fi ri h stems datedJanuary3,1993,
product brochures and installation instructions.
Findings
IV. Findings That the Dryvit SprintO Exterior Insulation and Finish
System described in this report complies t the 1991 Un for
Build-
W
ing Code, subject to the folfawing conditions:
. Construction is as set forth in this repiorl and the a uta instructions.
2. Insulation beard is separated from the building interior with a
thermal barrier complying with Section 1713 of the Inde.
3. Installation is 6y applicators approved by Oryvit Systems, Inc.
4. Installation is limited to exterior walls of Type V construction.
5. Installation cards as shown in Exhibits A and B must be com-
pleted by the EIFS applicator and the sealant installer and pres-
ented to the building official at the completion of each project.
fi. Walls must be braced in accordance with Section 2517 (g) of the
Cflde,
7• The local building of#icial may require a vapor barrier an the
warm side of the insulation,
1992 Supplement to they U .B, ,: This report is nnaft ected by the su PP le-
ent.,
This report is subject to re-examination in two Years.
tage 3 of 1;
t}mpietion Date:
EXHIBIT
(IF(EIFS CONTRACTOR NAM
ReportNo.4663
THE EXTERIOR TNSUL TI N AND FINISH SYSTEM (EIF INSTALLED ON THE STRUCTURE LOCATE! AT THE
ADDRESS INDICATED BELOW.
iCONFORMS
TO (EIFS MANUFACTURERNAME)
I- E, INC., REPORT NO.
Address ofStructure:
INSTALLATION
RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION PRACTICES AND E, TIONF
A. substrate Type and Tolerance
B. EIFS
I . Adhesive a dlor Fasteners
t Insulation
. Reinforcing Fahfi
4. Base Coat
t Finish
Product Component acnes:
Adhesive(s)
Fasteners (meth)
Base Coat
Reinforcing Fabric
Finish oats
'FM
C. The inf rni tion entered above is offered in testimony that the EIFS installation confornis with
the EIFs manufacturer's installation methods and procedures, and the EIFS manufacturer's ES
report.
TE: An installation on card shall be received frorn the Sealant Installer indicating that the sealant installation conforms with the EIF
evaluation report and sealant manufacturer's installation methods and procedures must accompany this declaration.
EIFS Contractor Company Name and Address
Si gr►atur f responsible Officer:
Typed Name and Title of Officer-
Telephone Number
c riainal, Builth cr Department (Must be submitted with sealant installer declaration.)
Copy: EIFS Manufacturer
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EXHIBIT
(SEALXNIT INSTALLER NAINIE)
Completion Date:
THE SEALANT INSTALLED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN EXTERIOR INSULATION ANO FINISH SYSTEM
INSTALLED ON THE STRUCTURE LOCATED AT THE ADDRESS INDICATED BELOW
CONFORMS
T (E FS MANUFACTURER NAME) AND (SEALANT MANUFACTURER'S NA E RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION
PRACTICES AND SECTION(S) OF 1CB0 ES, INC., REPORT NO.
Address of tru t re:
Product Component -Trams
Pnimer(s)
Sealers
Bond Breakers
Sealant Material
INSTALLATION CONFORMS
A.Designer's requirements, details and instructions
B. Sealant manufacturer's details and requirements
C. Exterior insuiation manufacture's requirements
D. The information entered above is offered in testimony that the
Sealant irlstalXation conforms
with the sealant manufa. tnr is installation methods and pr cediires, and the E F
manufacturer's evaluation report.
Sealant Installer Company Name and Address -
Si of responsible Officer:
Typed Name and Title of f r:
:Original: Building Department (Must be submitted with EIFS contractor declaration.)
Copies; EfFS Manufacturer
Seal an t Man u fa turer
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