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SECTION 12 93 00 — OUTDOOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PART 1 — GENERAL
1.1  Scope: Furnish one complete outdoor percussion
     ensemble, six instruments, tuned as a matched
     set, with mallets and anchoring hardware.
1.2  Manufacturer: DEATS / Park Percussion.
     Complete Ensemble Set. Single-source
     responsibility for instruments, anchors,
     mallets and replacement parts.
1.3  Submittals: product data and dimensioned
     photographs, component schedule, crate
     packing list, anchoring details, care and
     maintenance schedule, warranty statement,
     and copies of the test / certificate
     documents listed on this page.
1.4  Warranty: 10 years structural, 5 years
     finish, 2 years wear parts, from date of
     acceptance. Confirm the English warranty
     wording in the issued document.
1.5  Country of origin: P.R. China. Not a
     Buy America / BABA compliant product.

PART 2 — PRODUCTS
2.1  Schedule: chime panel 1500 x 450 x 1500 mm
     (G4-C6); chime panel 910 x 780 x 600 mm
     (C5-C7); marimba 910 x 550 x 580 mm
     (G4-C6); bass drum 500 x 500 x 800 mm;
     rhythm drums 2 x 380 x 380 x 700 mm
     (C-G-C).
2.2  Playing elements: music-grade aluminium
     alloy tone bars and tubes, colour coded.
2.3  Drum bodies: HDPE / GFRP, outdoor grade.
2.4  Framing, posts and fixings: 304 stainless
     steel. Panels and brackets: galvanised
     steel sheet. Finish: outdoor-grade baked
     coating. Confirm colour at order.
2.5  Fasteners: tamper-resistant stainless,
     no exposed threads at hand height.
2.6  Packing: 2 plywood export crates,
     crate 1 1600 x 1600 x 540 mm outer,
     crate 2 1060 x 920 x 640 mm outer.
     138 kg net / 260 kg gross for the set.

PART 3 — EXECUTION
3.1  Anchoring: EITHER cast-in J-bolt cage set
     into a new concrete footing before the
     pour, OR mechanical expansion anchor
     bolts drilled into an existing cured
     concrete slab. State the method at order.
3.2  Footing size, embedment depth, edge
     distance and bolt grade to be confirmed
     by the project engineer of record for
     local soil and loading conditions.
3.3  Install playing surfaces to the heights
     shown on the approved product data.
3.4  Provide a firm, stable accessible route to
     each instrument. Where the instrument sits
     inside the use zone of play equipment, the
     surrounding surfacing and accessible route
     are governed by that equipment's design
     (ASTM F1292 / F1951 / 2010 ADA Standards
     are commonly cited by US authorities).
     The instrument itself has no assigned
     critical fall height.