The Kate Gutters

1. Obtain a building permit. ? Supply all required staging and/or equipment required to perform aerial work. 2. Install temporary fencing around equipment and work area to protect pedestrian traffic around the building. 3. Remove five courses of slate including the starter slates and save for re-use. Contractor is responsible for providing new slate (similar in color, size, and thickness) to replace any that may be damaged during the existing slate’s removal. 4. Remove the existing half-round Rheinzink gutters, gutter straps, and downspouts. 5. Inspect the roof deck to ensure it is properly secured to existing rafters. 6. Install one row (3 feet) of high temperature ice and water barrier to the gutter edge of the roof. 7. Fabricate and install a 20 oz. lead coated copper flanged gutter to match the attached profile and dimensions. 8. Install 1/8” copper bar stock continuously along the top outside edge of the gutter and twisted, roof mounted, 1/8” copper bar stock hangers spaced 16” on center. 9. Secure hangers to gutter using brass nuts and bolts and washers. 10. All seams in gutters should be lapped a minimum of 1.5 inches and should have two rows of copper rivets; staggering each rivet by 1.5” inches.

Division 07 -	Thermal and Moisture Protection, Dampproofing and Waterproofing, Thermal Protection.
Division 09 -	Finishes.