JB201133.0137.Fireproofing Thickness.2021-04-06.Rpt.0137FIREPROOFING THICKNESS REPORT
Report Number:JB201133.0137
Service Date:04/06/21 30 Corporate Cir Ste 201
Report Date:04/08/21 Albany, NY 12203-5169
518-266-0310
Client Project
Rosetti Acquisitions LLC Fowler Square SI and CMT
Attn: Christopher Falvey Bay Road and Blind Rock Road
427 New Karner Rd Queensbury, NY 12804
Albany, NY 12205
Project Number: JB201133
Services:
Dente Group - A Terracon Co. Rep.: J. Canonico
Reported To:BBL Superintendent
Contractor:BBL/FJ Ryan
Report Distribution:
(1) Rosetti Acquisitions LLC, Christopher
Falvey
(1) 260 Structural Engineering, Dan
Thomas(1) BBL Construction Services, Bobby
Chatterton
(1) BBL Construction Services, Eric
Weatherwax Reviewed By:____________________________________
(1) BBL Construction Services, Ryan Etue (1) D.A. Collins Construction Co Inc,
Robin Stothers M. McHenry
(1) Galusha & Sons LLC, Drew Stevens (1) Galusha & Sons LLC, James
Campagnone Materials Department Manager
The tests were performed in general accordance with applicable ASTM, AASHTO, or DOT test methods. This report is exclusively for the use of the client
indicated above and shall not be reproduced except in full without the written consent of our company. Test results transmitted herein are only applicable to
the actual samples tested at the location(s) referenced and are not necessarily indicative of the properties of other apparently similar or identical materials.
BC0001, 10-16-13, Rev.10 Page 1 of 1
Received Fireproofing markup submittal shop drawing showing members to be sprayed with designated UL designs and individual
member thickness requirements for 1HR rating.
Material in use was observed to be Carboline Southwest Type 7GP. Fire-resistive board (brand/type not verified) was in use at perimeters
where spraying to thickness rating would be difficult due to proximity of exterior wall materials.
Performed walk-through of work area (Columns and Beams supporting 2nd Floor), the application contractor reported they were completed
from column lines 1-16. The area was enclosed between 1-19 with external heat source available. Temperature was above 40 F
recommended minimum mfg. guideline.
This representative made substrate condition observation on members to be sprayed (except the above mentioned 1-16 that were already
sprayed). Steel surfaces were clean with no condition observed that would impede adequate adhesion of the SFRM to the substrate except
that some columns were galvanized; the application contractor reported that no adhesive agent was required or used.
Thickness testing is planned to be performed on 04/09/2021