SECTION 03 11 16

FORMLINERS FOR ARCHITECTURAL CONCRETE.

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PART 1    GENERAL.
1.1	SECTION INCLUDES.
A.	Reusable formliners for texturing architectural concrete.
B.	Low Re-use formliners for texturing architectural concrete, standard patterns.
C.	Custom formliners for texturing architectural concrete, standard patterns.
1.	Patterns: Custom.
2.	Patterns: Photo engraving.
3.	Patterns: CNC graphic bas-relief patterns.
D.	Single-use, HIPS plastic formliners for texturing architectural concrete, standard patterns.
E.	Formliner accessories as required for complete installation.
1.2	RELATED SECTIONS.
A.	Section 03 10 00 - Concrete Forming and Accessories.
B.	Section 03 11 16 - Architectural Cast-in Place Concrete Forming.
C.	Section 03 45 13 - Photo-engraved Architectural Precast Concrete.
D.	Section 03 45 00 - Precast Architectural Concrete.
E.	Section 03 47 13 - Tilt-Up Concrete.
1.3	REFERENCES.
A.	American Concrete Institute (ACI):
1.	ACI 117 - Tolerances for Concrete Construction and Materials.
B.	ASTM International (ASTM):
1.	ASTM D412 - Standard Test Method for Tear Strength of Conventional Vulcanized Rubber and Thermoplastic Elastomers.
2.	ASTM D2240 - Standard Test Method for Rubber Property - Durometer Hardness. (Shore A).
3.	ASTM D1456 - Standard Test Method for Rubber Property - Elongation.
1.4	SUBMITTALS.
A.	Submit under provisions of Section 01 30 00 - Administrative Requirements.
B.	Product Data: Manufacturer's data sheets on each product to be used, including:
1.	Product sheets showing formliner name and model number.
2.	Formliner system preparation and installation procedures.
3.	Formliner application guide.
4.	Maintenance procedures.
5.	Storage and handling guidelines.
C.	Shop Drawings: Complete details of materials and installation, including but not limited to the following.
1.	Patterns.
2.	Formliner sheet sizes/accessory details.
3.	Joint locations.
4.	Installation sequence.
D.	Samples for Selection: For range of formliner types and patterns requested by Architect.
1.	Formliner sample, maximum 24 x 24 inches (610 x 610 mm) depicting textures and patterns.
2.	Renderings.
3.	Sample of release agents available for releasing of formliners from concrete.
E.	Verification Samples: For each formliner type and pattern specified.
1.	Formliner sample, maximum 24 x 24 inches (610 x 610 mm) depicting texture and pattern.
2.	Sample of release agent to be used for releasing of formliners from concrete.
F.	Quality Assurance Submittals: Copies of test reports conducted by independent laboratories verifying the characteristics of the formliner shall be submitted to the Architect upon request.
G.	Warranty: A copy of the manufacturer's product warranty shall be provided upon request.
1.5	QUALITY ASSURANCE.
A.	Single Source Requirements: Formliners, primary and secondary components necessary for the installation of the formliner shall be supplied from a single manufacturer, including but not limited to the following.
1.	Release agent.
2.	Formliner adhesive.
3.	Block outs/custom accessories.
B.	Manufacturer Qualifications: Manufacturer shall have a minimum of ten years' experience manufacturing formliners.
C.	Installer Qualifications:
1.	If project is cast-in-place, installer shall have a minimum of three years' experience working with formliners.
2.	If project is precast, precast manufacturer shall have a minimum of three years' experience with fabricating with formliners.
D.	Project References: Upon request by Architect, manufacturer and installer shall submit a list of projects where formliners were used in the construction of concrete.
E.	Mock-Up: A mock-up panel shall be constructed to demonstrate the texture and pattern of formliners selected as well as the surface preparation techniques and craftsmanship of the installer and precast manufacturer.
1.	The mock-up panel shall accurately demonstrate the specified formliner textures, patterns, and conditions (corners, false joints, etc.) expected in the completed work.
2.	Provide representative mock-up panel in area designated by Architect.
3.	The exact procedures used in the full-scale construction of the concrete must also be used during the construction of the mock-up.
4.	Architect must approve the texture, pattern, color, and workmanship of the mock-up panel prior to the beginning of concrete construction. Do not proceed with remaining work until workmanship, installation and operation are approved by Architect.
5.	Mock-up panel must remain on-site for comparison during concrete construction or erection.
6.	The installer or precast manufacturer shall be responsible for the removal and disposal of the mock-up panel following completion of the project.
1.6	DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING.
A.	Inspect the materials upon delivery to ensure that specified products have been received. If there are any discrepancies upon inspection, the manufacturer must be immediately notified. Do not use damaged products.
B.	Deliver, store and handle materials and products in strict compliance with manufacturer's instructions and recommendations. Cover form liners when not in use to protect from water, oil, dirt, and UV exposure. If building storage is not available, formliners shall be raised from the ground and covered securely with non-transparent, non-translucent, waterproof covers.
C.	Store materials within absolute limits for temperature and humidity recommended by manufacturer. Liquid materials shall be stored in temperatures not exceeding 110 degrees F (43 degrees C) or falling below 32 degrees F (0 degrees C). Protect from damage.
1.7	PROJECT CONDITIONS.
A.	Maintain environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, and ventilation) within limits recommended by manufacturer for optimum results. Do not install products under environmental conditions outside manufacturer's absolute limits.
1.8	SEQUENCING.
A.	Ensure that products of this section are approved and supplied to affected trades in time to prevent interruption of construction progress.
B.	Pre-Installation/Pre-Manufacture Meeting: Convene minimum two weeks prior to starting work of this section.
1.9	WARRANTY.
A.	Manufacturer warranties formliners for specified usage as listed below.
1.	High Re-Use Elastomeric Formliners; Up to 100 uses.
2.	Low Use ABS Plastic Formliners: 2-5 uses.
3.	Single Use HIPS Plastic Formliners: Single use.
PART 2    PRODUCTS.
2.1	MANUFACTURERS.
A.	Acceptable Manufacturer: Architectural Polymers, which is located at:<BR />1220 Little Gap Rd.<BR />Palmerton, PA 18071<BR />Tel: 610-824-3322<BR />Fax: 610-824-3777<BR />Email: request info (Marshall@apformliner.com);Web: https://apformliner.com 
B.	Substitutions: Not permitted.
C.	Requests for substitutions will be considered in accordance with provisions of Section 01 60 00 - Product Requirements.
2.2	REUSABLE FORMLINERS FOR ARCHITECTURAL CONCRETE.
A.	Reusable Formliners: High Re-Use Elastomeric Formliners.
1.	Description: 100 prorated uses. Reusable elastomeric polyurethane formliners for creating textured surfaces on cast-in-place or precast concrete.
2.	Material Properties: As tested according to ASTM D2240.
a.	Specific Gravity: 1.05.
b.	Elongation at Break: 550.
c.	Shore A Hardness (DIN 53505): 65.
d.	Tensile Strength (DIN 53504): 520 PSI or 3.59 N/mm2.
e.	Tear Resistance (ASTM D624): 145 PLI or 25.44 kN/m.
3.	Manufacturing Tolerances:
a.	Height: Plus or minus 1/8 inch (3 mm).
b.	Width: Plus or minus 3/16 inch (5 mm) in length or width.
4.	Color: Grey.
5.	Pattern: As selected by Architect from manufacturer's standard range of available products.
6.	Pattern: From manufacturer's standard range of available products, as indicated on Drawings.
7.	Pattern: Custom.
a.	Style: _____________.
b.	Photo-Engraving: _____________.
c.	CNC Graphic Patterns: ___________.
d.	As developed and designed in cooperation with the Architect.
8.	Pattern Style: Contemporary.
a.	Pattern: 701-M Lowell.
b.	Pattern: 702-M Billerica.
c.	Pattern: 703-M Natick.
d.	Pattern: 704-M Dracut.
e.	Pattern: 705-M Haverhill.
f.	Pattern: 706-M Tewksbury.
g.	Pattern: 707-M Ipswich.
h.	Pattern: 708-M Saugus.
i.	Pattern: 709-M Sagaponack.
j.	Pattern: 710-M Pepperell.
k.	Pattern: 711-M Cambridge.
l.	Pattern: 712-M Marshfield.
m.	Pattern: 713-M Clicquot.
n.	Pattern: 714-M Lenox.
o.	Pattern: 715-M Roxbury.
p.	Pattern: 716-M Marblehead.
q.	Pattern: 717-M Peabody.
r.	Pattern: 718-M Reynold.
s.	Pattern: 719-M Longmeadow.
t.	Pattern: 720-M Chicopee.
u.	Pattern: 721-M Duxberry.
v.	Pattern: 722-M Boat Ramp.
w.	Pattern: 723-M Pyramids In.
x.	Pattern: 724-M Pyramids Out.
y.	Pattern: 738-M Holbrook.
z.	Pattern: 739-M Norwell.
aa.	Pattern: 740-M Brocton.
ab.	Pattern: 741-M Humarock.
ac.	Pattern: 742-M Shrewsbury.
ad.	Pattern: 743-M Rockland.
ae.	Pattern: 744-M Wrentham.
af.	Pattern: 745-M Harwich.
ag.	Pattern: 746-M Wayland.
ah.	Pattern: 747-M Wellesley.
ai.	Pattern: 748-M Watertown.
aj.	Pattern: 749-M Athol.
ak.	Pattern: 750-M Becket.
al.	Pattern: 752-M Quincy.
am.	Pattern: 753-M Lunenburg.
an.	Pattern: 754-M Holland.
9.	Pattern Style: Brick.
a.	Pattern: 101A-M Modular Brick Velour (concave).
b.	Pattern: 101B-M Modular Brick Velour (raked).
c.	Pattern: 102A-M Utility Brick Wirecut (concave).
d.	Pattern: 102B-M Utility Brick Wirecut (raked).
e.	Pattern: 103A-M 1/3 Running Bond (concave).
f.	Pattern: 103B-M 1/3 Running Bond (raked).
g.	Pattern: 104-M 18th Century Brick.
h.	Pattern: 105A-M Smooth Utility Brick (concave).
i.	Pattern: 105B-M Smooth Utility Brick (raked).
j.	Pattern: 107A-M Modular Brick Smooth (concave).
k.	Pattern: 107B-M Modular Brick Smooth (raked).
l.	Pattern: 108A-M Modular Brick Sand Finish (concave).
m.	Pattern: 108B-M Modular Brick Sand Finish (raked).
n.	Pattern: 109-M Weathered Metric Brick.
o.	Pattern: 110-M 8x8x1/2 inch Running Bond Tile (concave).
p.	Pattern: 111-M Ohio Sand Brick.
q.	Pattern: 112-M Modular Brick Wirecut (concave).
r.	Pattern: 113-M Closure Tumbled Brick (raked).
s.	Pattern: 114-M Long Format Waterstruck Brick.
t.	Pattern: 115-M Artisan Texture Brick.
u.	Pattern: 116-M Half Running Bond Closure Smooth Brick Lap and Lock.
v.	Pattern: 117-M Sand Finish Stacked Bond.
w.	Pattern: 118-M Utility Smooth 1/3 Running Bond Assembled.
10.	Pattern Style: Flat.
a.	Pattern: 401-M Exposed Aggregate.
b.	Pattern: 403-M Light Sand Finish.
c.	Pattern: 404-M Medium Sand Finish.
d.	Pattern: 405-M Smooth Finish.
e.	Pattern: 406-M Worm Stucco.
f.	Pattern: 407-M Broom Finish.
g.	Pattern: 408-M Bush Hammer.
h.	Pattern: 410-M EIFS.
i.	Pattern: 412-M Venetian Stucco.
j.	Pattern: 414-M Travertine.
11.	Pattern Style: Fractured.
a.	Pattern: 201-M MandR Modified.
b.	Pattern: 202-M Tree Bark.
c.	Pattern: 203-M 1 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
d.	Pattern: 204-M 1.5 inch Architectural Rib.
e.	Pattern: 205-M Flat Fractured Rib.
f.	Pattern: 206-M 3/4 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
g.	Pattern: 207-M 1 inch Fractured Rope.
h.	Pattern: 208-M Wavy Carolina Fractured Rib.
i.	Pattern: 209-M 1/2 inch Fractured Fin.
j.	Pattern: 210-M NY Fractured Fin.
k.	Pattern: 210A-M Broome County Fin.
l.	Pattern: 211-M Sound Absorptive Broken 1 ft Ribs.
m.	Pattern: 213-M 3 inch Fractured Flute.
n.	Pattern: 214-M 1/4 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
o.	Pattern: 215-M Walpole Flute.
p.	Pattern: 216-M Upton.
q.	Pattern: 217-M Wavy Dover Rib.
12.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Asymmetrical Rib.
a.	Pattern: 311A-M Random Striated Rib.
b.	Pattern: 311B-M Random Striated Rib.
c.	Pattern: 311C-M Random Striated Rib.
d.	Pattern: 313-M Salem.
e.	Pattern: 315-M Braintree.
f.	Pattern: 316-M Random Board.
g.	Pattern: 317-M 1.25 inch Random Peak/Valley.
h.	Pattern: 322-M JFD Random Flute.
i.	Pattern: 326-M Varying Ribbed Roof.
13.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Sinewave.
a.	Pattern: 301-M 1/2 inch Sinewave.
b.	Pattern: 319-M 3/4 inch Sinewave.
c.	Pattern: 324-M Bellingham.
d.	Pattern: 327-M 4 inch OC Corrugated 2 inch DOR.
e.	Pattern: 328-M 3 inch OC Corrugated 5/8 inch DOR.
f.	Pattern: 330-M 1 inch OC Sinewave 3/8 inch DOR 4 ft x 12 ft.
14.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Symmetrical Rib.
a.	Pattern: 302A-M 0.75 Smooth Flute,
b.	Pattern: 302B-M 0.5 Smooth Flute,
c.	Pattern: 303-M 3 inch Fin.
d.	Pattern: 304-M Wyeth Aherst Rib.
e.	Pattern: 305-M 3/8 inch Smooth Flute 1 inch OC.
f.	Pattern: 306-M 1-1/2 inch Deep Smooth Rib.
g.	Pattern: 205-M Flat Fractured Rib.
h.	Pattern: 307-M 1 inch Smooth Flute 2-1/4 inch OC.
i.	Pattern: 308-M 2 inch Deep Smooth Flute 2 inch OC.
j.	Pattern: 309-M Light Textured Flute
k.	Pattern: 310-M Pyramid Flute 8 inch O.C.
l.	Pattern: 314-M Geo Diamonds.
m.	Pattern: 321-M Chelmsford.
n.	Pattern: 323-M Fine Scored Rib.
o.	Pattern: 329-M Custom Flute .375 Rib 2 inch OC.
p.	Pattern: 331-M 1 inch Rib 4 inch OC 0.5 inch DOR.
q.	Pattern: 332-M 2 inch Rib 6 inch OC 1 inch DOR.
r.	Pattern: 338-M 1 inch Rib 3 inch OC .5 inch DOR.
s.	Pattern: 339-M 2 inch Rib 4 inch OC .5 inch DOR.
15.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic V-Groove.
a.	Pattern: 325-M Granby.
b.	Pattern: 335-M .5 inch V-Groove 8 inch OC.
c.	Pattern: 336-M .75 inch V-Groove 6 inch OC.
d.	Pattern: 337-M 1.5 inch V-Groove 3 inch OC.
16.	Pattern Style: Stone and Block.
a.	Pattern: 888-M 9 inch Quarry Stone.
b.	Pattern: 889-M 8 inch Quarry Stone.
c.	Pattern: 890-M 14-3/4 inch Horseheads Quarry Stone.
d.	Pattern: 891A-M 2-1/4 inch Riverstone.
e.	Pattern: 891C-M 1-1/4 inch Riverstone.
f.	Pattern: 892A-M 12 inch Quarry Stone Half Running Bond
g.	Pattern: 892B-M 12 inch Quarry Stone Random Bond
h.	Pattern: 893A-M 15 inch Custom Quarry Stone
i.	Pattern: 893-M 14 inch Quarry Stone.
j.	Pattern: 894-M 16 inch Quarry Stone.
k.	Pattern: 895-M 21 inch Quarry Stone.
l.	Pattern: 896-M 24 inch Quarry Stone.
m.	Pattern: 897A-M 14-3/4 inch Rustic Quarried 1-5/8 inch.
n.	Pattern: 897B-M 14-3/4 inch Rustic Quarried 3 inch.
o.	Pattern: 898-M Rustic Ashlar Stone.
p.	Pattern: 898A-M 3/4 inch Relief Rustic Ashlar Stone.
q.	Pattern: 899-M Appalachian.
r.	Pattern: 900-M 2x8 Split Block.
s.	Pattern: 901A-M 8x16 Split Block Concave.
t.	Pattern: 901B-M 8x16 Split Block Raked.
u.	Pattern: 901C-M 8x16 Split Block Heavy Relief Concave.
v.	Pattern: 903-M 8x8 Split Block.
w.	Pattern: 904-M 1-1/2 inch Ashlar Stone.
x.	Pattern: 904A-M 3/4 inch Ashlar Stone.
y.	Pattern: 905-M Small Aged Ashlar Stone.
z.	Pattern: 906-M Ashlar Stone Heavy Cut.
aa.	Pattern: 907-M Coral Ashlar Stone.
ab.	Pattern: 908-M BQE Old Cut Ashlar Stone.
ac.	Pattern: 911O-M Large Stone Ohio Drystack.
ad.	Pattern: 911-M Large Stone Drystack.
ae.	Pattern: 911A-M Large Stone Drystack.
af.	Pattern: 911B-M Large Stone Drystack.
ag.	Pattern: 912-M Valley Forge Fieldstone.
ah.	Pattern: 912A-M Valley Forge Fieldstone 3/4 inch Relief.
ai.	Pattern: 913-M New York DOT Ashlar.
aj.	Pattern: 914-M Small Aged Ashlar w/ Modified Thin Joints.
ak.	Pattern: 916-M Small Rustic Ashlar.
al.	Pattern: 917-M 8x8 Split Block Running Bond.
am.	Pattern: 918-M 12x24 Split Limestone Running Bond.
an.	Pattern: 919-M Weathered Cut Ashlar.
ao.	Pattern: 921-M Split Slate.
ap.	Pattern: 922-M Cleaved Limestone.
aq.	Pattern: 927-M Atomic Ashlar.
ar.	Pattern: 928-M Slump Stone.
as.	Pattern: 929-M 8x16 Hand Chiseled Block.
at.	Pattern: 931-M Dry Fit Ashlar.
au.	Pattern: 932-M Random Coursed Ashlar.
av.	Pattern: 933-M Ledgestone Drystack.
aw.	Pattern: 934-M Dry-Fit Paver.
ax.	Pattern: 935-M Castle Stone.
ay.	Pattern: 936A-M 3/8 inch Split Limestone.
az.	Pattern: 936B-M 3/4 inch Split Limestone.
ba.	Pattern: 937-M Mauch Chunk Drystack.
bb.	Pattern: 938-M Canal Lock Drystack.
bc.	Pattern: 939-M Manassas.
bd.	Pattern: 940-M Winnepeg Quarry Stone.
be.	Pattern: 941-M Pompano Ashlar.
bf.	Pattern: 942-M Ranger Split Stone.
bg.	Pattern: 943-M 3/4 inch Drystack.
bh.	Pattern: 887-M Light Textured Block.
bi.	Pattern: 946-M Southern Drystack.
17.	Pattern Style: Wood.
a.	Pattern: 501-M Barn Boards.
b.	Pattern: 502-M 5 inch and 3 inch Cedar.
c.	Pattern: 503-M Cedar Stakes.
d.	Pattern: 504-M 6 inch Shiplap.
e.	Pattern: 505-M Exaggerated Stakes.
f.	Pattern: 506-M Staggered Oak.
g.	Pattern: 507-M Staggered Oak Heavy.
h.	Pattern: 508-M 1 inch Split Cedar Stakes.
i.	Pattern: 509-M 5 inch Weathered Wood.
j.	Pattern: 512-M Hand Hewn Hemlock.
k.	Pattern: 513-M Bamboo Strips - Small.
l.	Pattern: 514-M 2-1/2 inch Split Stakes.
m.	Pattern: 515-M Old Timber Form.
n.	Pattern: 516-M Medium Grain 7-5/8 inch Board.
o.	Pattern: 517-M Board and Batten.
p.	Pattern: 518-M 6 inch Smooth Shiplap.
q.	Pattern: 520-M Weathered Fir.
r.	Pattern: 521-M 7-1/2 inch Weathered Fir.
s.	Pattern: 523-M Cedar Shake.
t.	Pattern: 524-M Random Barnboard.
u.	Pattern: 525-M Rough Sawn V Groove 8 inch OC.
v.	Pattern: 526-M Rough Sawn Varying Plank.
2.3	LOW RE-USE ABS FORMLINERS FOR ARCHITECTURAL CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE.
A.	Reusable Formliners:
1.	Description: Up to 5 uses. ABS formliners for creating textured surfaces on cast-in-place or precast concrete.
2.	Material Properties: As tested according to ASTM D2240.
a.	Specific Gravity: 1.08 g/cm3.
b.	Shore A Hardness (DIN 53505): 98/65.
c.	Tensile Strength (DIN 53504): 30 to 40 MPa.
3.	Color: White.
4.	Pattern: As selected by Architect from manufacturer's standard range of available products.
5.	Pattern: From manufacturer's standard range of available products, as indicated on Drawings.
6.	Pattern: Custom.
a.	Style: _____________.
b.	Photo-Engraving: _____________.
c.	CNC Graphic Patterns: ___________.
d.	As developed and designed in cooperation with the Architect.
7.	Pattern Style: Contemporary.
a.	Pattern: 701-S Lowell.
b.	Pattern: 702-S Billerica.
c.	Pattern: 707-S Ipswich.
d.	Pattern: 708-S Saugus.
e.	Pattern: 709-S Sagaponack.
f.	Pattern: 710-S Pepperell.
g.	Pattern: 711-S Cambridge.
h.	Pattern: 712-S Marshfield.
i.	Pattern: 713-S Clicquot.
j.	Pattern: 716-S Marblehead.
k.	Pattern: 718-S Reynold.
l.	Pattern: 719-S Longmeadow.
m.	Pattern: 720-S Chicopee.
n.	Pattern: 721-S Duxberry.
o.	Pattern: 723-S Pyramids In.
p.	Pattern: 750-S Becket.
q.	Pattern: 752-S Quincy.
r.	Pattern: 753-S Lunenburg.
s.	Pattern: 754-S Holland.
8.	Pattern Style: Brick.
a.	Pattern: 101A-S Modular Brick Velour (concave).
b.	Pattern: 101B-S Modular Brick Velour (raked).
c.	Pattern: 102A-S Utility Brick Wirecut (concave).
d.	Pattern: 102B-S Utility Brick Wirecut (raked).
e.	Pattern: 103A-S 1/3 Running Bond (concave).
f.	Pattern: 103B-S 1/3 Running Bond (raked).
g.	Pattern: 104-S 18th Century Brick.
h.	Pattern: 105A-S Smooth Utility Brick (concave).
i.	Pattern: 105B-S Smooth Utility Brick (raked).
j.	Pattern: 107A-S Modular Brick Smooth (concave).
k.	Pattern: 107B-S Modular Brick Smooth (raked).
l.	Pattern: 108A-S Modular Brick Sand Finish (concave).
m.	Pattern: 108B-S Modular Brick Sand Finish (raked).
n.	Pattern: 109-S Weathered Metric Brick.
o.	Pattern: 110-S 8x8 1/2 inch Running Bond Tile (concave).
p.	Pattern: 111-S Ohio Sand Brick.
q.	Pattern: 112-S Modular Brick Wirecut (concave).
r.	Pattern: 113-S Closure Tumbled Brick (raked).
s.	Pattern: 114-S Long Format Waterstruck Brick.
t.	Pattern: 115-S Artisan Texture Brick.
u.	Pattern: 116-S Half Running Bond Closure Smooth Brick Lap and Lock.
v.	Pattern: 117-S Sand Finish Stacked Bond.
w.	Pattern: 118-S Utility Smooth 1/3 Running Bond Assembled.
9.	Pattern Style: Flat.
a.	Pattern: 401-S Exposed Aggregate.
b.	Pattern: 404-S Medium Sand Finish.
c.	Pattern: 406-S Worm Stucco.
d.	Pattern: 407-S Broom.
e.	Pattern: 408-S Bush Hammered.
f.	Pattern: 410-S EIFS.
g.	Pattern: 412-S Venetian Stucco.
10.	Pattern Style: Fractured.
a.	Pattern: 201-S M&R Modified.
b.	Pattern: 202-S Tree Bark.
c.	Pattern: 203-S 1 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
d.	Pattern: 204-S 1.5 inch Architectural Rib.
e.	Pattern: 205-S Flat Fractured Rib.
f.	Pattern: 206-S 3/4 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
g.	Pattern: 207-S 1 inch Fractured Rope.
h.	Pattern: 208-S Wavy Carolina Fractured Rib.
i.	Pattern: 209-S 1/2 inch Fractured Fin.
j.	Pattern: 210-S NY Fractured Fin.
k.	Pattern: 211-S Sound Absorptive Broken 1 ft Ribs.
l.	Pattern: 213-S 3 inch Fractured Flute.
m.	Pattern: 214-S 1/4 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
11.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Asymmetrical Ribs.
a.	Pattern: 311A-S Random Striated Rib.
b.	Pattern: 311C-S Random Striated Rib.
c.	Pattern: 313-S Salem.
d.	Pattern: 315-S Braintree.
e.	Pattern: 322-S JFD Random Flute.
f.	Pattern: 326-S Varying Ribbed Roof.
12.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Sinewaves.
a.	Pattern: 301-S 1/2 inch Sinewave.
b.	Pattern: 319-S 3/4 inch Sinewave.
c.	Pattern: 330-S 1 inch OC Sinewave 3/8 inch DOR 4 x 12 ft.
13.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Symmetrical Ribs.
a.	Pattern: 302A-S 3/4 inch Smooth Flute.
b.	Pattern: 302B-S .5 Smooth Flute.
c.	Pattern: 303-S 3 inch Fin.
d.	Pattern: 304-S Wyeth Aherst Rib.
e.	Pattern: 307-S 1-3/4 inch Smooth Flute 2-1/4 inch O.C.
f.	Pattern: 309-S 1 inch Light Textured Flute 2 inch O.C.
g.	Pattern: 310-S Pyramid Flute 8 inch O.C.
h.	Pattern: 314-S Geo Diamonds.
i.	Pattern: 321-S Chelmsford.
j.	Pattern: 323-S Fine Scored Rib.
k.	Pattern: 331-S 1 inch Rib 4 inch OC 0.5 inch DOR.
l.	Pattern: 332-S 2 inch Rib 6 inch OC 1 inch DOR.
m.	Pattern: 333-S 1 inch Reveal 0.75 inch DOR Accessory.
n.	Pattern: 334-S 1-1/16 inch False Reveal Accessory 23/32 inch DOR.
o.	Pattern: 338-S 1 inch Rib 3 inch OC .5 inch DOR.
p.	Pattern: 339-S 2 inch Rib 4 inch OC .5 inch DOR.
14.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic V-Grooves.
a.	Pattern: 325-S Granby.
b.	Pattern: 335-S .5 inch V-Groove 8 inch OC.
c.	Pattern: 336-S .75 inch V-Groove 6 inch OC.
d.	Pattern: 337-S 1.5 inch V-Groove 3 inch OC.
15.	Pattern Style: Stone and Block.
a.	Pattern: 887-S Light Textured Block
b.	Pattern: 888-S 9 inch Quarry Stone.
c.	Pattern: 889-S 8 inch Quarry Stone.
d.	Pattern: 891C-S 1-1/4 inch Riverstone.
e.	Pattern: 892A-S 12 inch Quarry Stone Half Running Bond.
f.	Pattern: 892B-S 12 inch Quarry Stone Random Bond.
g.	Pattern: 893-S 14 inch Quarry Stone.
h.	Pattern: 894-S 16 inch Quarry Stone.
i.	Pattern: 896-S 24 inch Quarry Stone
j.	Pattern: 897A-S 14-3/4 inch Rustic Quarried 1-5/8 inch.
k.	Pattern: 898-S Rustic Ashlar Stone.
l.	Pattern: 898A-S 3/4 inch Relief Rustic Ashlar Stone.
m.	Pattern: 899-S Appalachian Ashlar
n.	Pattern: 900-S 2x8 Split Block.
o.	Pattern: 901A-S 8x16 Split Block Concave.
p.	Pattern: 901B-S 8x16 Split Block Raked.
q.	Pattern: 901C-S 8x16 Split Block Heavy Relief Concave.
r.	Pattern: 904-S 1-1/2 inch Ashlar Stone.
s.	Pattern: 904A-S 3/4 inch Ashlar Stone.
t.	Pattern: 905-S Small Aged Ashlar Stone.
u.	Pattern: 906-S Ashlar Stone Heavy Cut.
v.	Pattern: 907-S Coral Ashlar Stone.
w.	Pattern: 911A-S 4 x 12 inch Large Stone Drystack.
x.	Pattern: 911-S 4 x 10 inch Large Stone Drystack.
y.	Pattern: 911O-S Large Stone Ohio Drystack.
z.	Pattern: 912-S Valley Forge Fieldstone.
aa.	Pattern: 912A-S Valley Forge Fieldstone 3/4 inch Relief.
ab.	Pattern: 913-S New York DOT Ashlar.
ac.	Pattern: 917-S 8x8 Split Block Running Bond.
ad.	Pattern: 918-S 12x24 Split Limestone Running Bond.
ae.	Pattern: 919-S Weathered Cut Ashlar.
af.	Pattern: 921-S Split Slate.
ag.	Pattern: 922-S Cleaved Limestone.
ah.	Pattern: 927-S Atomic Ashlar.
ai.	Pattern: 929-S 8x16 Hand Chiseled Block.
aj.	Pattern: 931-S Dry Fit Ashlar.
ak.	Pattern: 932-S Random Coursed Ashlar.
al.	Pattern: 933-S Ledgestone Drystack.
am.	Pattern: 936A-S 3/8 inch Split Limestone.
an.	Pattern: 936B-S 3/4 inch Split Limestone.
ao.	Pattern: 937-S Mauch Chunk Drystack.
ap.	Pattern: 942-S Ranger Split Stone.
aq.	Pattern: 943-S 3/4 inch Drystack.
ar.	Pattern: 946-S Southern Drystack.
16.	Pattern Style: Wood. 
a.	Pattern: 501-S Barn Boards.
b.	Pattern: 502-S 5 inch and 3 inch Cedar.
c.	Pattern: 503-S Cedar Stakes.
d.	Pattern: 504-S 6 inch Shiplap.
e.	Pattern: 505-S Exaggerated Stakes.
f.	Pattern: 506-S Staggered Oak.
g.	Pattern: 507-S Staggered Oak Heavy.
h.	Pattern: 508-S 1 inch Split Cedar Stakes.
i.	Pattern: 509-S 5 inch Weathered Wood.
j.	Pattern: 512-S Hand Hewn Hemlock.
k.	Pattern: 513-S Bamboo Strips - Small.
l.	Pattern: 514-S 2-1/2 inch Split Stakes.
m.	Pattern: 515-S Old Timber Form.
n.	Pattern: 516-S Medium Grain 7-5/8 inch Board.
o.	Pattern: 517-S Board and Batten.
p.	Pattern: 518-S 6 inch Smooth Shiplap.
q.	Pattern: 520-S Weathered Fir.
r.	Pattern: 521-S 7-1/2 inch Weathered Fir.
s.	Pattern: 523-S Cedar Shakes.
t.	Pattern: 524-S Random Barnboard.
u.	Pattern: 525-S Rough Sawn V Groove 8 inch OC.
v.	Pattern: 526-S Rough Sawn Varying Plank.
2.4	SINGLE-USE FORMLINERS FOR ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST OR CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE.
A.	Single Use Formliners: Single use HIPS plastic formliners as manufactured by Architectural Polymers, Inc.
1.	Description: Custom designed, single use formliners for creating textured surfaces on cast-in-place or precast concrete.
2.	Material Properties: As tested according to ASTM D2240.
a.	Specific Gravity: 1.06 g/cm3.
b.	Tensile Strength (DIN 53504): 20 MPa.
3.	Color: White.
4.	Pattern: As selected by Architect from manufacturer's standard range of available products.
5.	Pattern: From manufacturer's standard range of available products, as indicated on Drawings.
6.	Pattern: Custom.
a.	Style: _____________.
b.	Photo-Engraving: _____________.
c.	CNC Graphic Patterns: ___________.
d.	As developed and designed in cooperation with the Architect.
7.	Pattern Style: Contemporary.
a.	Pattern: 701-S Lowell.
b.	Pattern: 702-S Billerica.
c.	Pattern: 707-S Ipswich.
d.	Pattern: 708-S Saugus.
e.	Pattern: 709-S Sagaponack.
f.	Pattern: 710-S Pepperell.
g.	Pattern: 711-S Cambridge.
h.	Pattern: 712-S Marshfield.
i.	Pattern: 713-S Clicquot.
j.	Pattern: 716-S Marblehead.
k.	Pattern: 718-S Reynold.
l.	Pattern: 719-S Longmeadow.
m.	Pattern: 720-S Chicopee.
n.	Pattern: 721-S Duxberry.
o.	Pattern: 723-S Pyramids In.
p.	Pattern: 750-S Becket.
q.	Pattern: 752-S Quincy.
r.	Pattern: 753-S Lunenburg.
s.	Pattern: 754-S Holland.
8.	Pattern Style: Brick.
a.	Pattern: 101A-S Modular Brick Velour (concave).
b.	Pattern: 101B-S Modular Brick Velour (raked).
c.	Pattern: 102A-S Utility Brick Wirecut (concave).
d.	Pattern: 102B-S Utility Brick Wirecut (raked).
e.	Pattern: 103A-S 1/3 Running Bond (concave).
f.	Pattern: 103B-S 1/3 Running Bond (raked).
g.	Pattern: 104-S 18th Century Brick.
h.	Pattern: 105A-S Smooth Utility Brick (concave).
i.	Pattern: 105B-S Smooth Utility Brick (raked).
j.	Pattern: 107A-S Modular Brick Smooth (concave).
k.	Pattern: 107B-S Modular Brick Smooth (raked).
l.	Pattern: 108A-S Modular Brick Sand Finish (concave).
m.	Pattern: 108B-S Modular Brick Sand Finish (raked).
n.	Pattern: 109-S Weathered Metric Brick.
o.	Pattern: 110-S 8x8 1/2 inch Running Bond Tile (concave).
p.	Pattern: 111-S Ohio Sand Brick.
q.	Pattern: 112-S Modular Brick Wirecut (concave).
r.	Pattern: 113-S Closure Tumbled Brick (raked).
s.	Pattern: 114-S Long Format Waterstruck Brick.
t.	Pattern: 115-S Artisan Texture Brick.
u.	Pattern: 116-S Half Running Bond Closure Smooth Brick Lap and Lock.
v.	Pattern: 117-S Sand Finish Stacked Bond.
w.	Pattern: 118-S Utility Smooth 1/3 Running Bond Assembled.
9.	Pattern Style: Flat.
a.	Pattern: 401-S Exposed Aggregate.
b.	Pattern: 404-S Medium Sand Finish.
c.	Pattern: 406-S Worm Stucco.
d.	Pattern: 407-S Broom.
e.	Pattern: 408-S Bush Hammered.
f.	Pattern: 410-S EIFS.
g.	Pattern: 412-S Venetian Stucco.
10.	Pattern Style: Fractured.
a.	Pattern: 201-S M&R Modified.
b.	Pattern: 202-S Tree Bark.
c.	Pattern: 203-S 1 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
d.	Pattern: 204-S 1.5 inch Architectural Rib.
e.	Pattern: 205-S Flat Fractured Rib.
f.	Pattern: 206-S 3/4 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
g.	Pattern: 207-S 1 inch Fractured Rope.
h.	Pattern: 208-S Wavy Carolina Fractured Rib.
i.	Pattern: 209-S 1/2 inch Fractured Fin.
j.	Pattern: 210-S NY Fractured Fin.
k.	Pattern: 211-S Sound Absorptive Broken 1 ft Ribs.
l.	Pattern: 213-S 3 inch Fractured Flute.
m.	Pattern: 214-S 1/4 inch Standard Fractured Fin.
11.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Asymmetrical Ribs.
a.	Pattern: 311A-S Random Striated Rib.
b.	Pattern: 311C-S Random Striated Rib.
c.	Pattern: 313-S Salem.
d.	Pattern: 315-S Braintree.
e.	Pattern: 322-S JFD Random Flute.
f.	Pattern: 326-S Varying Ribbed Roof.
12.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Sinewaves.
a.	Pattern: 301-S 1/2 inch Sinewave.
b.	Pattern: 319-S 3/4 inch Sinewave.
c.	Pattern: 330-S 1 inch OC Sinewave 3/8 inch DOR 4 x 12 ft.
13.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic Symmetrical Ribs.
a.	Pattern: 302A-S 3/4 inch Smooth Flute.
b.	Pattern: 302B-S .5 Smooth Flute.
c.	Pattern: 303-S 3 inch Fin.
d.	Pattern: 304-S Wyeth Aherst Rib.
e.	Pattern: 307-S 1-3/4 inch Smooth Flute 2-1/4 inch O.C.
f.	Pattern: 309-S 1 inch Light Textured Flute 2 inch O.C.
g.	Pattern: 310-S Pyramid Flute 8 inch O.C.
h.	Pattern: 314-S Geo Diamonds.
i.	Pattern: 321-S Chelmsford.
j.	Pattern: 323-S Fine Scored Rib.
k.	Pattern: 331-S 1 inch Rib 4 inch OC 0.5 inch DOR.
l.	Pattern: 332-S 2 inch Rib 6 inch OC 1 inch DOR.
m.	Pattern: 333-S 1 inch Reveal 0.75 inch DOR Accessory.
n.	Pattern: 334-S 1-1/16 inch False Reveal Accessory 23/32 inch DOR.
o.	Pattern: 338-S 1 inch Rib 3 inch OC .5 inch DOR.
p.	Pattern: 339-S 2 inch Rib 4 inch OC .5 inch DOR.
14.	Pattern Style: Rhythmic V-Grooves.
a.	Pattern: 325-S Granby.
b.	Pattern: 335-S .5 inch V-Groove 8 inch OC.
c.	Pattern: 336-S .75 inch V-Groove 6 inch OC.
d.	Pattern: 337-S 1.5 inch V-Groove 3 inch OC.
15.	Pattern Style: Stone and Block.
a.	Pattern: 887-S Light Textured Block
b.	Pattern: 888-S 9 inch Quarry Stone.
c.	Pattern: 889-S 8 inch Quarry Stone.
d.	Pattern: 891C-S 1-1/4 inch Riverstone.
e.	Pattern: 892A-S 12 inch Quarry Stone Half Running Bond.
f.	Pattern: 892B-S 12 inch Quarry Stone Random Bond.
g.	Pattern: 893-S 14 inch Quarry Stone.
h.	Pattern: 894-S 16 inch Quarry Stone.
i.	Pattern: 896-S 24 inch Quarry Stone
j.	Pattern: 897A-S 14-3/4 inch Rustic Quarried 1-5/8 inch.
k.	Pattern: 898-S Rustic Ashlar Stone.
l.	Pattern: 898A-S 3/4 inch Relief Rustic Ashlar Stone.
m.	Pattern: 899-S Appalachian Ashlar
n.	Pattern: 900-S 2x8 Split Block.
o.	Pattern: 901A-S 8x16 Split Block Concave.
p.	Pattern: 901B-S 8x16 Split Block Raked.
q.	Pattern: 901C-S 8x16 Split Block Heavy Relief Concave.
r.	Pattern: 904-S 1-1/2 inch Ashlar Stone.
s.	Pattern: 904A-S 3/4 inch Ashlar Stone.
t.	Pattern: 905-S Small Aged Ashlar Stone.
u.	Pattern: 906-S Ashlar Stone Heavy Cut.
v.	Pattern: 907-S Coral Ashlar Stone.
w.	Pattern: 911A-S 4 x 12 inch Large Stone Drystack.
x.	Pattern: 911-S 4 x 10 inch Large Stone Drystack.
y.	Pattern: 911O-S Large Stone Ohio Drystack.
z.	Pattern: 912-S Valley Forge Fieldstone.
aa.	Pattern: 912A-S Valley Forge Fieldstone 3/4 inch Relief.
ab.	Pattern: 913-S New York DOT Ashlar.
ac.	Pattern: 917-S 8x8 Split Block Running Bond.
ad.	Pattern: 918-S 12x24 Split Limestone Running Bond.
ae.	Pattern: 919-S Weathered Cut Ashlar.
af.	Pattern: 921-S Split Slate.
ag.	Pattern: 922-S Cleaved Limestone.
ah.	Pattern: 927-S Atomic Ashlar.
ai.	Pattern: 929-S 8x16 Hand Chiseled Block.
aj.	Pattern: 931-S Dry Fit Ashlar.
ak.	Pattern: 932-S Random Coursed Ashlar.
al.	Pattern: 933-S Ledgestone Drystack.
am.	Pattern: 936A-S 3/8 inch Split Limestone.
an.	Pattern: 936B-S 3/4 inch Split Limestone.
ao.	Pattern: 937-S Mauch Chunk Drystack.
ap.	Pattern: 942-S Ranger Split Stone.
aq.	Pattern: 943-S 3/4 inch Drystack.
ar.	Pattern: 946-S Southern Drystack.
16.	Pattern Style: Wood. 
a.	Pattern: 501-S Barn Boards.
b.	Pattern: 502-S 5 inch and 3 inch Cedar.
c.	Pattern: 503-S Cedar Stakes.
d.	Pattern: 504-S 6 inch Shiplap.
e.	Pattern: 505-S Exaggerated Stakes.
f.	Pattern: 506-S Staggered Oak.
g.	Pattern: 507-S Staggered Oak Heavy.
h.	Pattern: 508-S 1 inch Split Cedar Stakes.
i.	Pattern: 509-S 5 inch Weathered Wood.
j.	Pattern: 512-S Hand Hewn Hemlock.
k.	Pattern: 513-S Bamboo Strips - Small.
l.	Pattern: 514-S 2-1/2 inch Split Stakes.
m.	Pattern: 515-S Old Timber Form.
n.	Pattern: 516-S Medium Grain 7-5/8 inch Board.
o.	Pattern: 517-S Board and Batten.
p.	Pattern: 518-S 6 inch Smooth Shiplap.
q.	Pattern: 520-S Weathered Fir.
r.	Pattern: 521-S 7-1/2 inch Weathered Fir.
s.	Pattern: 523-S Cedar Shakes.
t.	Pattern: 524-S Random Barnboard.
u.	Pattern: 525-S Rough Sawn V Groove 8 inch OC.
v.	Pattern: 526-S Rough Sawn Varying Plank.
2.5	ACCESSORY MATERIALS.
A.	Formliner Accessories: Form oil and adhesives as required for the complete form liner system as manufactured by Architectural Polymers, Inc.
1.	Release Agent: 2550 Form Oil release agent for pre-cast and cast-in-place concrete, solvent based.
2.	Filler: 75/65 RTV Urethane for repair of damaged formliners.
3.	Adhesive: Epoxy bond adhesive for fully adhering entire surfaces on steel or timber and equalizing rear of formliner.
PART 3    EXECUTION.
3.1	EXAMINATION AND PREPARATION.
A.	Verify that field measurements, surfaces, substrates, and conditions are as required, and ready to receive Work.
B.	Prepare substrates using the methods recommended by the manufacturer for achieving the best result for the substrate under the project conditions.
C.	Form Liner Preparation:
1.	Verify lines and levels of formwork and form liner patterns are within allowable tolerances.
2.	Clean liner before each use. Do not use damaged liner when continued use or repair would diminish the aesthetics of the work.
3.	The release agent to be used with the formliners should be Architectural Polymers 2550 Form Oil or Cresset Crete-Lease 880. Please take care that all sections and angles of the pattern are covered with the release agent. .
4.	Drying time for the release agents depends on ambient temperatures and air movement. Consumption is approximately 800 to 1200 sq/ft per gallon after the initial seasoning. .
D.	Do not proceed with installation until substrates have been properly prepared and deviations from manufacturer's recommended tolerances are corrected. Commencement of installation constitutes acceptance of conditions.
E.	If preparation is the responsibility of another installer, notify Architect in writing of deviations from manufacturer's recommended installation tolerances and conditions.
3.2	INSTALLATION.
A.	Install units within manufacturer's recommended tolerances. Comply with manufacturer's installation instructions and approved submittals. Refer to manufacturer's Application Guide for proper procedures for installing formliners.
B.	Store and use formliners at temperatures between 40 degrees F and 140 degrees F (4.4 degrees C and 60 degrees C).
C.	For applications where concrete temperatures will exceed 140 degrees F (60 degrees C) at the formliner face, reduce the temperature with methods as recommended by manufacturer.
D.	For applications involving multiple formliners butted together in a horizontal fashion, press the edges of the formliner together tightly to stop concrete bleeding between the formliners.
3.3	MAINTENANCE OF REUSABLE FORMLINERS.
A.	For applications with reusable formliners, comply with requirements of paragraph Delivery Storage and Handling when handling and storing units between uses. Prevent matrix build-up on the formliner surface. Excess release agent shall be removed before the form and liner is put back into service.
3.4	CLEANING AND PROTECTION.
A.	Clean exposed surfaces. Touch up, refinish, or replace damaged components in a manner acceptable to Architect.
B.	Protect installed products until completion of project.
C.	Repair or replace defective work as directed by Architect upon inspection.

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