JOBSITE CHECKLIST - Cali Bamboo
JOBSITE CHECKLIST - Cali Bamboo
JOBSITE CHECKLIST - Cali Bamboo
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SECTION VAPPENDIX EAN AT I O N A L W O O D F L O O R I N G A S S O C I A T I O N T E C H N I C A L P U B L I C A T I O N N o . A 4 0 0<strong>JOBSITE</strong> <strong>CHECKLIST</strong>I. GENERAL INFORMAT I O NOwner’s NameA d d re s sHome phoneHusband’s work phoneCellular/car phoneJobsite addre s sJobsite visit appointment dateWife’s work phoneP a g e rD a t eTi m eII. TYPE OF JOBR e s i d e n t i a lC o m m e rc i a lN e wR e m o d e lIII. RESIDENTIAL USE INFORMAT I O NTr a ffi c High _____ Average _____ Low _____Any special or unique useProject rooms/areasProject budgetI V. COMMERCIAL USE INFORMAT I O NRetail store ____ Restaurant ____ Office ____Bar _____ Other _____Tr a ffi c High ____ Average ____ Low ____H i g h - r i s e Yes _______ No _______Freight elevator Yes _______ No _______Passenger elevator Yes _______ No _______Hours of accessPower accessM a i n t e n a n c eMaintenance companyP h o n eProximity of parkingCost of parkingV. INTERIORRelative humidity in air- s p a c e :H y g rometer ___% Sling psychrometer ___%H VAC units operable Yes ______ No ______If, no, date to be operatingType of heat:R a d i a n t ______ B a s e b o a rd ____ Radiator ___F o rced Air ___ Electric _______ G a s ________Wo o d - b u rning stove Heat ducts _____O v e rhead _____ Under floor _____I n s u l a t e d Yes _______ No _______Humidity controls Yes _______ No _______Thermostat settingFirst unit_______FSecond Unit_______FAir conditioning Yes _______ No _______Large window/sliding glass doors fa c i n g :East _____ South _____ West _____D r a p e s Yes _______ No _______Tinted glass Yes _______ No _______D o u b l e - g l a z e d /storm windows Yes _______ No _______K I T C H E N :Instant hot water Yes _______ No _______R e f r i g e r a t o r Yes _______ No _______I c e m a ke r Yes _______ No _______Food freezer Yes _______ No _______D i s h w a s h e r Yes _______ No _______O t h e rMUD RO O M / L AU N D RY RO O M :Clothes dryervented outside Yes _______ No _______Plumbing leaksCeiling stainsBAT H RO O MBathroom exhaust Yes _______ No _______Heated exhaust Yes _______ No _______BA S E M E N TWalls cracke d Yes _______ No _______Paint peeling Yes _______ No _______Floor stained Yes _______ No _______D a m p Yes _______ No _______Ve n t e d Yes _______ No _______Rusty nails Yes _______ No _______©1997 NATIONAL WOOD FLOORING ASSOCIATIONEA-1
SECTION VAPPENDIX EAN AT I O N A L W O O D F L O O R I N G A S S O C I A T I O N T E C H N I C A L P U B L I C A T I O N N o . A 4 0 0Sump pump Yes _______ No _______Condensation oncold-water lines Yes _______ No _______Musty smell Yes _______ No _______Heated Yes _______ No _______Air-conditioned Yes _______ No _______Relative humidity in air-space:Hygrometer___%VI. EXTERIORBuilding is overSling psychrometer___%Basement ___ Crawl space ___ Slab ___Relation of lot to streetAbove ___ Level ___ Below ___Lot cut and fill Yes _______ No _______Relation of lot to neighborAbove ___ Level ___ Below ___Lot drainage away from foundationYes _______No _______Shaded Lot Yes _______ No _______Gutters/downspouts Yes _______No _______Directed away Yes _______ No _______Roof overhang Yes _______ No _______Foundation perimeterWaterproof Yes _______ No _______Soil damp Yes _______ No _______Window wells-dry Yes _______ No _______Planterbox Yes _______ No _______Shrubs/flowers Yes _______ No _______CommentsYard established Yes _______ No _______Recent Yes _______ No _______Sprinklers/irrigation Yes _______No _______Excess Watering Yes _______ No _______Entry is:Step up _____ Level _____ Down _____Swimming pool Yes _______ No _______In-ground _____Above-ground _____Distance from pool to foundation _________ feetDrains in pool deckand/or patio Yes _______ No _______Is street curbdrain active Yes _______ No _______CRAWL SPACE:Distance from soil to subfloorCondensation Yes _______ No _______Musty Smell Yes _______ No _______Concrete Slab Yes _______ No _______Moisture barrierbeneath concrete Yes _______ No _______Dirt floor Yes _______ No _______6- or 8- mil black polycover over dirt Yes _______ No _______15sf open vent per1,000sf floor area Yes _______ No _______Vents open Yes _______ No _______Cross-ventilation Yes _______ No _______VII. SUBFLOOR INFORMATION(Reference NWFA Installation Guidelines, Section 2,Chapter 2-7 for approved subfloor.)Existing Wood type:3/4-inch CDX plywood _______5/8-inch CDX plywood _______23/32-inch OSB underlaymentSolid boardOthergrade_____Renail Yes _______ No _______Sand Yes _______ No _______Damage Yes _______ No _______Pet stains Yes _______ No _______Rot Yes _______ No _______Other subfloor repair _______Average moisture content in flooring _______%Average moisture content in subfloor ______%Average moisture content in sleepers ______%Average moisture content in joists ________%In areas or seasons of extreme moistureconditions, check moisture content in:Adjacent baseboard _______%Door trim _________________%Wood threshold ___________%Paint/finish linesexposed Yes _______ No _______Trim pieces dislodged Yes _______SLAB:No _______Relate elevation of slab surface to exterior soilline +/- ____________ inchesSlab tested for moisture before installYes _______ No _______What testResultsNew slabExisting slabDate pouredAgeFloat/grind slab Yes _______ No _______Install wood subfloor Yes _______ No _______Moisture membrane Yes _______ No _______©1997 NATIONAL WOOD FLOORING ASSOCIATIONEA-2
SECTION VAPPENDIX EAN AT I O N A L W O O D F L O O R I N G A S S O C I A T I O N T E C H N I C A L P U B L I C A T I O N N o . A 4 0 0VI. FLOORING TYPESUnfinished _______ Prefinished _______SpeciesSize of flooring desiredSolid ___ Engineered ___ Floating floor ___Strip ___ Plank _________ Parquet _________INSTALLATION:Glued _____ Stapled _____ Nailed _____Stain colorSealerFinishNumber of coatsTrim and moldingsSpecial layout Yes _______ No _______If yes, type ___________________IX. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTSNEW CONSTRUCTION:Power 110 _____ 220_____Distance to pole __________Booster Yes _______ No _______Time schedule for installationOther tradesWet work completionREMODEL:Move furniture Yes _______ No _______Special NeedsPiano ___ Antiques ___ Appliances ___Toilet ___Other _________(Note: Gas and water lines must be disconnectedby customer or qualified personnel.)Company responsiblePhoneExisting floor coveringCarpet _____Vinyl tile ___Wood ______Sheet vinyl ____Ceramic tile ___Other _________Do existing wall moldingsneed to be removed Yes _______ No _______Does the existing floor covering needto be removed Yes _______ No _______Note: If it appears that floor covering could containasbestos, check with the dealer/contractor companyfor proper abatement procedures.Who is responsible for removal of existing floorcovering?Who is responsible for trash disposal?Use graph paper like that below to sketchthe dimensions of the installation to scale.©1997 NATIONAL WOOD FLOORING ASSOCIATIONEA-3
SECTION V APPENDIX EBTOOLS <strong>CHECKLIST</strong>Here is a basic list of tools to outfit the professional flooring contra c t o r. Some maybe supplied by the company, others you may have to supply yo u r s e l f.Installation Sanding FinishingEye protection ■ ▲ ●Knee pads ■ ▲ ●Respirator ■ ▲ ●Ear plugs ■ ▲ ●Moisture meter ■ ●Nailing machines■Assorted nails, cleats, pins■Air tank, hoses and fittings■Jigsaw■Band saw■Reciprocating saw■Table saw■Hand saw ■ ▲ ●Jamb saw ■ ●Circular saw ■ ●Miter box with saw ■ ▲ ●Chalk line■Staplers ■ ●Squares■Level/straight-edge■Compass and protractor■Scrapers, blades and files ■ ▲Pry bar■Drills and bits ■ ▲ ●Router and bits ■ ▲ ●Hammers ■ ▲ ●Chisels ■ ▲ ●Nail sets ■ ▲ ●Pliers and wrenches ■ ▲ ●Nail pullers ■ ▲ ●Screwdrivers ■ ▲ ●Rule or tape ■ ▲ ●Block plane ■ ▲ ●Utility knife ■ ▲ ●Electric tester ■ ▲ ●Keel or crayon ■ ▲Fans ■ ▲ ●Brooms ■ ▲ ●Drop cord light ■ ▲ ●General purpose oil (non-detergentfor pneumatic tools) ■ ▲ ●Extension cord, adequate, length, gr o u n d e d ■ ▲ ●Electric plugs, adapters ■ ▲ ●Electrical tape ■ ▲ ●Vacuum cleaner ■ ▲ ●Plastic bags for waste ■ ▲Sanders▲Edger▲Oscillating sanders ▲ ●Buffers ▲ ●Sander cords▲Sander bags●Applicators, brushesTrowels■EB