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• Items like toilet accessories, soap dispensers, and grab bars often fall under 10 28 00 — verify mounting and ADA compliance.
• Look for signage specs including tactile/braille requirements under 10 14 00.
• Fire extinguisher cabinets (10 44 00) may include wall recesses and mounting details.
• Check Division 01 for coordination notes about specialty product submittals.
• Visual display boards, lockers, and mailboxes are also covered in this division.

1. What does Section 10 28 00 typically cover?
   Answer: Toilet accessories like grab bars, soap dispensers, and mirrors.
2. Where are ADA mounting heights and requirements defined?
   Answer: In Division 10 specs and coordinated with ADA standards — verify on elevation drawings.
3. Why is signage listed in specifications?
   Answer: Section 10 14 00 details tactile, braille, directional, and code-required signage.
4. What makes fire extinguisher cabinets tricky?
   Answer: Recessed or surface-mounted styles must match wall type and clearance codes.
5. What are commonly missed Division 10 items?
   Answer: Lockers, projection screens, visual boards, and mailboxes — often late in the spec book.

Division 10: Specialties

🔹 Key Teaching Points

1️⃣ Toilet Accessories Require Precision

• Section 10 28 00 includes items like grab bars, soap dispensers, toilet paper holders, and mirrors.
• ADA mounting height and location must be verified on plans and specs.

2️⃣ Signage is a Specification Item

• Section 10 14 00 includes tactile signage and braille requirements.
• Watch for directional signs, room IDs, and exit signage — especially in public buildings.

3️⃣ Fire Protection Cabinets Are Often Overlooked

• Section 10 44 00 covers fire extinguisher cabinets, recessed installation details, and labels.
• Look for coordination with wall types and rough opening sizes.

4️⃣ Check Division 01 for Submittal Guidelines

• Specialties often require product samples or cut sheets per Division 01 procedures.
• Missing a required submittal could delay procurement or inspection.

5️⃣ Don’t Forget the Rest of Division 10

• Includes visual display boards, lockers, mailboxes, and projection screens.
• These are often buried late in the specs but still impact budget and install sequence.

✅ Wrap-Up Summary

• Division 10 covers “everything else” — but every item has mounting and coordination needs.
• ADA compliance, shop drawings, and submittals are critical for specialties.
• Don’t miss items just because they’re small — they’ll hold up inspections.