Spring Isolation Curb Specifications: What Belongs in the Submittal?
The eight items a reviewer looks for in a spring isolation curb submittal, from stamped drawings to the weld map, and what AIA A201 asks of the GC first.
Read MoreSpring isolation curbs for rooftop HVAC on data centers and mission critical facilities, covering deflection, vibration control, and spec requirements.
The eight items a reviewer looks for in a spring isolation curb submittal, from stamped drawings to the weld map, and what AIA A201 asks of the GC first.
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