Table of Contents

Section 1
INTRODUCTION

1.1 Preface

1.2 Overview

1.3 Why Are These Tile Installations Different?

1.4 Radiant Heating in Animal Boarding Facilities

1.5 Why Use LATAPOXY® 2000 Industrial Grout

Section 2
SPECIFICATION SECTIONS 1 and 2 FOR VETERINARY/ANIMAL ARTS/KENNEL – ALL INSTALLATIONS

Section 3
EXECUTION STATEMENTS FOR VETERINARY/ANIMAL ARTS/KENNEL – FLOORS

3.1 VF101 – Concrete Slab-On-Grade-Bonded Thick Bed

3.2 VF114 – Concrete-Unbonded Thick Bed

3.3 VF115 – Concrete-Thin Bed

3.4 VF133 – Concrete-Chemical Resistant Thin Bed

3.5 VF134 – Concrete-Chemical Resistant Thick Bed

3.6 VF143 – Exterior Glue Plywood-Chemical Resistant Thin Bed

3.7 VF145 – Exterior Glue Plywood-Thick Bed With Metal Lath

Section 4
EXECUTION STATEMENTS FOR VETERINARY/ANIMAL ARTS/KENNEL – WALLS

4.1 VW211 – Concrete-Leveling Bed

4.2 VW244 – Cement Backer Board-Steel Framing

4.3 VW300 – Concrete Masonry Units/Brick – Thin Bed

Section 5
EXECUTION STATEMENTS FOR VETERINARY/ANIMAL ARTS/KENNEL –
PET HOTELS (RADIANT HEAT) FLOORS

5.1 VRH115 – Concrete-Electric Radiant Heat-Thin Bed

5.2 VRH130 – Exterior Glue Plywood-Electric Radiant Heat-Thin Bed

5.3 VRH135 – Cement Backer Board-Electric Radiant Heat-Thin Bed

Section 6
DETAIL DRAWINGS

6.1 Floors

6.1.1 VF101 – Concrete Slab-On-Grade-Bonded Thick Bed

6.1.2 VF114 – Concrete-Unbonded Thick Bed

6.1.3 VF115 – Concrete-Thin Bed

6.1.4 VF133 – Concrete-Chemical Resistant Thin Bed

6.1.5 VF134 – Concrete-Chemical Resistant Thick Bed

6.1.6 VF143 – Exterior Glue Plywood-Chemical Resistant Thin Bed

6.1.7 VF145 – Exterior Glue Plywood-Thick Bed With Metal Lath

6.2 Walls

6.2.1 VW211 – Concrete-Leveling Bed

6.2.2 VW243 – Gypsum Drywall-Thin Bed

6.2.3 VW244 – Cement Backer Board-Steel/Wood Framing

6.2.4 VW300 – Concrete Masonry Units/Brick-Thin Bed

6.3 Pet Hotels

6.3.1 VRH115 – Concrete-Electric Radiant Heat-Thin Bed

6.3.2 VRH130 – Exterior Glue Plywood-Electric Radiant Heat-Thin Bed

6.3.3 VRH135 – Cement Backer Board-Electric Radiant Heat-Thin Bed

6.4 Miscellaneous

6.4.1 VWP300(F) – Typical Pipe Penetration-Floor

6.4.2 VWP300(W) – Typical Pipe Penetration-Wall

6.4.3 VWP-302 – Drain Detail – Exploded View

6.4.4 VWP-303 – Shower Pan

6.4.5 Movement Joint Details

Section 7
Quality, Protection and Maintenance

7.1 Quality Assurance

7.2 Preventative and Corrective Maintenance

7.3 Protection and Sealing

7.4 Alternative To Sealing

Section 8
APPENDIX

8.1 Frequently Asked Questions

8.2 Glossary

8.3 Resource Guide – Trade Organizations and Technical Resources