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From: Jim Ziaukas
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 12:02 PM
To: Chad Koepke; Clay Brown; David Ament; Eulie Rushton; Greg Saxon; Hal Holloway; Jim Lang; Jim Ziaukas; Karl Vanky; Keith Clay; Lewis Watford; M Warren; Matt Engelbert; Mohammad Naeemullah; Ray Hopkins; Ricky Teal; Robert Lawson; Ron Eberhart; Russ Fiveash; Shawn Nassiri; Tim Gray
Subject: (5) CABINET—SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR UNITS OVER 138" WIDE
Ron Eberhart has informed me of the following structural changes that are incorporated into units wider that 138":
- The roof will be gable-style (high in the center, and pitched to both sides. This will accommodate proper drainage without ordering special sizes of sheet metal.
- The base cross-rails will be made of structual C-channel. Ron can tell you what size will be used in a particular application.
- The height of the base will be 7". This will not increase the overall height of the unit, but rather, decrease the internal height of the unit. Typically, when the unit width increases to over 138", shorter components may be used and unit height is not a a problem.
- Units over 138" nominal width must be split into pieces or escorted, which is extremely expensive. Seasons-4's policy is to split units that are over 138" wide.
