UFC 4-740-06
12 January 2006
3-4.2.1
In moist climates, do not cover the inside of exterior walls with impervious
materials such as mirrors or vinyl wall coverings. This is due to a concern over mold
developing in the wall.
3-4.2.2
For the teen room/lounge, consider guiding a teen focus group in selection
of an interior color scheme. For more information on finishes in specific areas, see the
Functional Data Sheets in Chapter 4. The Navy requires the involvement of a teen
focus group in the selection of interior color schemes for the Teen Room/Lounge.
3-5
SERVICES.
Also see paragraph 3-9 for information on sustainable design and energy consumption.
3-5.1
Plumbing.
Design domestic hot and cold water, sanitary and storm drainage, propane, fuel oil, or
natural gas systems to meet the requirements of UFC 3-420-01.
Navy requirements differ from the other Services on toilet requirements. See Table 3-1
for this Service exception.
TABLE 3-1. TOILET REQUIREMENTS BY SERVICE
Service
SAC
Youth
Teens
Staff
Visitors
Separate male/female
Separate male/female
Separate
Army, Air
shared by staff and visitors.
(child-use only) shared
male/female
Force, and
by Youth & Teens.
(child-use
Marine
only).
Corps
Multiple unisex toilets shared by Teens,
Separate male/female
Navy
Staff, and Visitors.
(child-use only) shared by
SAC & Youth.
3-5.2
Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC).
Design the HVAC system to comply with the requirements of the most current edition of
the International Mechanical Code (IMC). Use UFC 3-410-02N as supplemental
guidance. Comply with antiterrorism requirements in the design of the HVAC system
(see paragraph 3-8).
Consider climate conditions, high humidity, industrial atmosphere, salt-water
exposure, or other adverse conditions when selecting exterior HVAC components to
ensure durability.
3-5.3
Fire Protection and Life Safety.
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