Viridian III Technical Specification OPW1 [As Published] · 142008.256

                                                                       VIRIDIAN III - Landscape Works

Balustrade        Custom Timber Pedestrian        To Be Confirmed     To Be Confirmed
Type B3           Balustrade

BOLLARD

Bollard Type      Timber Bollard                  Refer to detail     To Be Confirmed
B4



11.6.1 B1 TYPE – VEHICULAR GRADE BALUSTRADE BY ENGINEER

Refer to engineers detail and specification


11.6.2 B2 TYPE – TIMBER AND STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTRADE

Custom Hardwood Timber and Stainless steel balustrade with handrail (B2).

Stainless steel marine grade 416. Support plate: 8mm welded internally. Joins: Make all
smooth all welding between handrail and stanchion post. Base plate: 150x150x8mm
stainless steel base. Refer to detail. Structural engineer’s for base detail.


11.6.3 B3 TYPE – CUSTOM TIMBER PEDESTRIAN HANDRAIL

Timber handrail as detailed to Australian Standards. All timber to be treated as specified
(refer to timber specification).


11.6.4 B4 TYPE – BOLLARD

Treated timber bollard shaped as per detail. Concrete footing to engineers detail or
specification.

Requirements: Install bollards at the locations shown on the drawings.

Materials: All timber CCA treated Hardwood durability class 2 or better free from splits, knots
and other defects. All exposed edges are to be arissed to 10mm and sanded to a round
edge.

Finish all timberwork with 2 coats CN oil at Practical Completion and end of maintenance
period.



11.7   KOALA POLES

11.7.1 GENERAL

Koala poles to be installed to match existing to locations as determined by EMP and Builder
on site. Interval distance to be 10m. Refer EMP for all specifications.

Materials: 250mm diameter round timber poles, length to vary as per location. All timber
CCA treated Hardwood durability class 2 or better free from splits, knots and other defects.
All exposed edges are to be arissed to 10mm and sanded to a round edge.

EDAW Aust                             Page 33                       February 2008