Mantra Homeowner Manual The Guide To Living In Your New Home This Manual is for the sole use of owners of homes in the Mantra. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written consent of the Developer is expressly prohibited. This Manual is not intended to provide a necessarily accurate summary of Mantra or any of the documents related thereto, nor does it purport to be allinclusive or to contain all of the information which owners may need or desire.
TABLE OF CONTENTS AN INTRODUCTION TO YOUR HOMEOWNER MANUAL ................................................ 4 Record of Materials Given To Purchasers .................................................................................. 5 The Developer of Mantra ........................................................................................................... 6 The Professionals at Mantra ......................................................................................................
HOME COMPONENTS ........................................................................................................ 37 Alarm System ......................................................................................................................... 37 Appliances .............................................................................................................................. 37 Bathroom Accessories.........................................................................................
An Introduction To Your Homeowner Manual Congratulations on your decision to purchase a new home at Mantra! This Homeowner Manual (“Manual”) has been designed to assist you following the purchase of your new home. This Manual has been written specifically for the homeowners who purchase their units directly from the Developer. That stated, subsequent owners may also benefit from some of the information contained herein (for example, paint color codes in the “Finish Specifications” section).
Record of Materials Given To Purchasers The following documents will be turned over to the purchaser on or after the purchaser’s possession date. The materials will be included in the Welcome Package.
The Developer of Mantra Mantra was developed by Cressey (Pine) Development Limited Partnership and Cressey Pine Holdings Ltd. (collectively referred to as the “Developer”). The Developer is a member of the Cressey Group of Companies (Cressey). Established in 1969, Cressey and its affiliated companies have been instrumental in changing the greater Vancouver skyline and constructing landmark residences throughout the lower mainland in fulfillment of the housing needs of a dynamic marketplace.
Our facilities design team consists of experienced and creative Architects, land planners, LEED® Accredited Professionals, Public consultation/ approval specialists, Interior designers and Landscape Architects. This unique combination of skills offers a potential for a value-added design that can help a client realize unseen opportunities for a more functional, creative and costeffective building.
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Sample Copy of The Willis Canada Inc. Homeowner Warranty WILLIS CANADA INC. 1500 – 1095 West Pender Street Vancouver, B.C. V6E 2M6 Policy No.
EXPIRY DATES: Material & Labour Warranty: a. 12 Months Defects in Material & Labour: 15 Months for Common Property b. 2 Years defects In Materials and Labour supplied for: i. the gas, electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning delivery systems; and ii.
LIMITS OF LIABILITY - STANDARD WARRANTY COVERAGE Pursuant to the cover set out in the Insuring Agreement the Insurer shall not be responsible for more than: 1. $200,000.00 (or the purchase price paid by the purchaser/homeowner, whichever is less) for a dwelling unit in fee simple ownership; 2. $100,000.
4. Living Out Accommodation Expenses The living-out accommodation expenses actually incurred by the homeowner at a hotel, motel or other rental accommodation due to repair work that renders the dwelling unit uninhabitable. 5.
9. Bodily injury. 10. Subsidence of the land around the dwelling unit or along utility lines, other than beneath building footings. 11. Diminution in the value of property. 12.
12. Septic tanks or fields. 13. The quality or quantity of water, either from a piped municipal water supply or from a well. 14. A water well, except that the equipment installed for the operation of a water well used exclusively for a home is considered to be part of the plumbing system for that dwelling unit. These exclusions do not include: 1. Driveways or walkways; 2. Recreational facilities situated in or included as the common property of a dwelling unit. 3.
a. b. must be familiar with all relevant facts on which the party, on whose behalf the representative attends, intends to rely, and must have full authority to settle, or have immediate access to a person who has full authority to settle, on behalf of the party on whose behalf the representative attends. 11. A party or representative who attends the mediation session may be accompanied by counsel. 12.
2. Commencement Date a. Fee Simple Homes: The commencement date for this insurance coverage of a dwelling unit held in fee simple is as follows: i. for a dwelling unit constructed by a vendor/developer/general contractor on land owned by owner, the commencement date is the earliest of: 1. the date of actual occupancy of the dwelling unit; 2. the granting of an occupancy permit or similar right to occupy by the authority having jurisdiction; and 3.
The following homes are not included within this definition: a. floating homes; b. seasonal dwellings; c. manufactured homes; and d. hotels, dormitories, institutional buildings, care facilities 7. Expiry Date The dates referenced on the declaration page and Insuring Agreement section of this policy, after which coverage terminates. 8.
20. Secondary Suite A suite located in and forming part of a dwelling unit where the dwelling unit remains a single legal title. 21. Subrogation The lawful substitution of a third party in place of a party having a claim against another party. This means the insurer having the right to be substituted for a party it has compensated and sue any party whom the compensated party could have sued. 22.
3. Warranty Program – Response Process The Insurer or vendor/developer/general contractor shall, upon receipt of notice, promptly make reasonable attempts to contact the purchaser/homeowner to arrange for investigation of the claim. The Insurer or vendor/developer/general contractor shall make all reasonable efforts to avoid delays in responding to a claim, evaluating a claim and scheduling any repairs.
c. where the Insurer has pursued subrogated rights, the purchaser/homeowner shall fully support and assist the Insurer in the pursuit of those rights, if the Insurer pursues such rights. 10. Implied/Expressed Warranties or Representations Implied or expressed warranties or representations made by the vendor/developer/general contractor to the purchaser/homeowner are not binding upon the Insurer, except as set out in legislation or regulation. 11.
The Product Mantra on 4th is not so much a place to live, as it is a way of living. Affirming, motivating, and empowering, it’s the architectural embodiment of the Vancouver way of life, a conduit to a healthy, vibrant lifestyle, and a daily reminder to relish the present and revel in all that our incredible city has to offer. The Developer reserves the right to make modifications or substitutions should they be necessary to maintain the high standards of the development. E.&OE.
The Process Long before you moved into your home at Mantra, the construction process involving numerous craftsmen and hundreds of different materials was underway. We believe that the homeowner should be aware of some of the interesting processes that went into each home. Variations Products used during the construction process may change due to circumstances beyond the Developer’s control.
Important Information Congratulations on your new residence! This section of your Manual explains and refers to important information regarding your new home. Please take the time to read and understand the information collected herein. The “Emergency Procedures” Tab This section of the Manual outlines: who to contact in the event of an emergency; and procedures to follow in the event of an emergency.
TELEPHONE and INTERNET: Telus requires lead-time to book your phone and internet connections. The phone number for connection is 604 310-2255. CABLE SERVICE: Contact Telus (604 310-2255) or Shaw (604 629-8888) for cablevision service. Be aware that both Telus and Shaw require lead-time for appointments; as such, it is best to call before you take possession of your home. For information on Telus’ services, please review the Telus information sheet that was included in your Welcome Package.
Guest Parking – After Regular Business Hours After business hours, a visitor must contact the homeowner via cell phone or intercom located at the lobbies. The homeowner will then have to meet their visitor at the main security parking gate. A visitor may park in any of the parking stalls marked “Residential Visitor Parking Only”.
Water Shutoffs As soon as possible, please re-familiarize yourself with the location of the water shutoff valves in your home. These were pointed out to you during your initial orientation. Shut offs are usually located in the storage rooms of your suite (concealed behind the removable panels), below the sinks, behind the toilet, and/or in the laundry closets.
Geothermal System (Heating and Cooling) Your new home is equipped with 1 geothermal “water source” heat pump(s). This heating system delivers efficient heating and cooling for your home, but it is complicated and should only be serviced by professional air conditioning mechanics. Your Strata Corporation, as part of the monthly maintenance fees, will change your filters as required.
Thermostat Your thermostat is a Climatemaster ATP21U01. Welcome Package. The operating manual was included in your Your thermostat is programmable. Please familiarize yourself with the operation and programming of your thermostat, as warranty does not cover improper operation or improper setting of your thermostat. If you require further assistance please call Independent Supply’s customer service at 604 298 4472.
Warranty Service Warranty Description The Developer has constructed your home with carefully selected materials and the effort of experienced craftsmen. Although this group works from detailed plans and specifications, no two homes are built exactly alike. Each home is unique; in fact, a home is one of the last hand-built products left in the world. Each home requires care administered by the homeowner from the very first day. Regular maintenance is essential to maintaining a quality home for a lifetime.
Deficiency and Warranty Repairs There will only be one initial orientation per suite. A subsequent purchaser will not have an opportunity to conduct a second walkthrough with the Developer. Further, all purchaser warranties will be linked to the initial sale closing date. As such, a subsequent purchaser will only benefit from the unexpired portions of the warranties. For example, a subsequent purchaser’s Year End Warranty will expire one year, less one day, after the initial sale closing date.
2. The Developer must receive written request for warranty service on or before the day the applicable warranty expires. If the homeowner does not deliver his/her written request to the Developer on or before the day the applicable warranty period expires, then that warranty will be deemed expired. The Developer will begin inspecting nonemergency “Year End Corrective Period” warrantable items/”2nd Year End Corrective Period” warrantable requests after the applicable warranty period has expired. 3.
12. The Developer is not responsible for appliance repairs after the initial sale closing date. To facilitate an appliance repair, the owner must contact the appliance service company directly. Please refer to “Appliances” of this section, for the appliance service phone number(s). 13. The Developer will only repair some warrantable items once during the term of the warranty (please refer to the “Home Components” section of this Manual for details regarding warranty guidelines).
Appliances Mantra’s Appliances were supplied by Trail Appliances, and Whirlpool Appliances. Whirlpool Appliances provided all of the appliances, with the exception of the washer/dryer. These appliances were procured from Trail Appliances. Be sure to check the product manuals for the durations and types of warranty coverage provided. These manuals were included in your Welcome Package. Where information in this manual contradicts information in the product manuals, please defer to the latter.
Supplier of Mantra’s: Wine Cooler (Unit 228 only) Coast Wholesale’s appliances are warrantied for a period of one year from the initial sale closing date. Please refer to the product manual for specific warranty details. This manual was included in your Welcome Package. If you are experiencing difficulty with your wine cooler and require service, please call 604 321-6644 (Andrea Ilomin) or visit their web site www.coastappliances.com.
Emergency Procedures While emergency warranty situations are rare, when they occur, prompt response is essential. You may be able to mitigate or solve plumbing and electrical problems by referring to the troubleshooting tips in the “Home Components” section of this Manual (see table of contents for electrical and plumbing trouble shooting tips). For natural gas and poison control emergencies, please phone the numbers noted on the chart below.
Emergency Contacts Developer Property Manager Appliances: Service Contact Information Plumbing During Business Hours Monday To Friday 8:30am To 4:30pm Contact: Customer Service & Quality Assurance Department #800 – 925 W. Georgia Street Vancouver, BC V6C 3L2 Tel: (604) 895-0428 Fax: (604) 683-7690 E-Mail:service@cressey.com Crosby Property Management Contact: Sean Ingraham 604-689-6922 Mantra Property Manager #600 – 777 Hornby Street Vancouver, B.C.
Home Components All telephone and web numbers noted in this section were accurate and up to date at the time of printing. This Manual was printed in September of 2009. If the care/warranty information in this Manual contradicts the manufacturer/trade information, please defer to the latter. The Developer reserves the right to substitute any products with an equivalent or better specification. Alarm System All suites are equipped with wiring for an alarm system.
Blinds Homeowner Warranty and Maintenance Guidelines For information regarding the warranty, care and maintenance of your blinds, please refer to the “Spectrum Window Coverings Ltd. Warranty and Maintenance Information” letter that was included in your Welcome Package. Cabinets Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines For information regarding your cabinets, please refer the “Bensons Industries Limited Care and Cleaning” letter that was included in your Welcome Package.
Carpet Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines For care and maintenance information, please refer to “Cleaning – step 3 & Spots & Spills – step 4, guide for successful carpet care” by shaw contract group, included in your Welcome Package. For additional care tips, please review the following: Burns Take care of any kind of burn immediately. First snip off the darkened fibers, then use a soapless cleaner and sponge with water.
Fuzzing In loop carpets, fibers may break. Simply clip the excess fibers. If fuzzing continues, call a professional. Pilling Pilling or small balls of fiber can appear on your carpet, depending on the type of carpet fiber and the type of traffic. If this occurs, clip off the pills. If they cover a large area, seek professional advice. Rippling With wall-to-wall carpeting, high humidity may cause rippling.
Static Cooler temperatures outside often contribute to static electricity inside. To avoid the problem, look for carpets made with anti-static. You can also install a humidifier to help control static build-up. Initial Orientation And Warranty Guidelines During your initial orientation, we confirm that your carpet is in acceptable condition. We will correct stains or spots noted at this time by cleaning, patching, or replacement.
Initial Orientation and Warranty Guidelines During the initial orientation, we confirm that tile and grout areas are in acceptable condition. We will repair cracked tiles or grout as follows: Tile, One-Time Repair We will repair or replace cracked, badly chipped, or loose tiles one time, at the Year End Corrective Period (please refer to the “Warranty Service” tab for more information.) We are not responsible for variations in colour or discontinued patterns. New grout may vary in colour from the original.
Examples of damage are: Mold growing on window frames, drywall and other surfaces (very unhealthy!); Cords on the window blinds swelling, making the blinds hard to operate and likely to break; and Water filling the bottom window track and damaging the drywall and wood sill beside it. If your windows are fogged up or wet on the inside, you are damaging your home. Normal Activities As you live in your home, your daily lifestyle contributes to the moisture in the air.
Initial Orientation and Warranty Guidelines During your initial orientation, we confirm that all countertops are in acceptable condition. We will repair the following surface damage noted during the initial orientation: Chips; and Cracks that extend from the surface of the slab, into the stone and through the grain. All other cracks will be deemed fissures, and will not be repaired. Repair of surface damage noted subsequent to the closing is one of your home maintenance responsibilities.
Shrinkage Use putty, filler, or latex caulk to fill any minor separations that develop at mitered joints in door trim. Follow with painting. Panels of wood doors shrink and expand in response to changes in temperature and humidity. Touching up the paint or stain on unfinished exposed areas is your home maintenance responsibility. Slamming Slamming doors can damage both doors and jambs and can even cause cracking in walls. Avoid slamming doors.
Drywall Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines Please review the following drywall maintenance tips: Ceilings The ceilings in your home are easy to maintain: periodically remove dust or cobwebs as part of your normal cleaning and repaint as needed. Repairs With the exception of limited one-time repair service provided by the Developer (see below), care of drywall is your maintenance responsibility. Most drywall repairs can be easily made. This work is best done when you redecorate the room.
of the wall is involved, we will repaint the wall corner to corner. You are responsible for custom paint colours or wallpaper that has been applied subsequent to closing. The effects of time on paint and wallpaper, as well as possible dye lot variations, mean touch-up may not match the surrounding area. Electrical System Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines Know the location of the electrical breaker panel; it includes a main shut-off that controls all the electrical power to the home.
indicate a faulty appliance and you will need to investigate the problem. Heavy appliances are not plugged into a GFCI receptacle, as they will trip the GFCI breaker. CAUTION: if you plug a refrigerator or food freezer into a GFCI-controlled outlet, the GFCI breaker will trip. The food stored in your fridge/freezer will be ruined. Our limited warranty coverage does not cover such damage. Grounded System Your electrical system is a three-wire grounded system.
Initial Orientation and Warranty Guidelines During the initial orientation, we confirm that light fixtures are in acceptable condition and that all bulbs are working. The warranty excludes any fixture you supplied.
to follow floor care instructions will void your hardwood warranty. Please note the following paragraph included in the warranty: “Ensure that environmental conditions are maintained with a temperature of 65-75°F (18-24°C), and humidity at 35-55% at all times. Hardwood flooring reacts to changes in the environment. Excessive heat or dryness can result in gapping or splitting; excessive humidity can result in cupping.
second” rule states that a gouge/scratch will only be repaired if you can see same from a standing distance of 5 feet and within a time frame of 2 seconds. If not, it is not a defect. It is important to note that the Developer is not obligated to repair hardwood damage caused after ownership is transferred from the Developer to the homeowner. Repair of floor damage caused after completion is one of the homeowner’s maintenance responsibilities.
Heat Pump Disconnect Switch A disconnect switch has been installed in the closet where the heat pump is located. This switch should remain in the on/up position at all times. When service is required, please contact your Property Manager or a qualified mechanical contractor. A sign has been posted at the switch noting same. Thermostat Your thermostat is a Climatemaster ATP21U01. Welcome Package. The operating manual was included in your Your thermostat is programmable.
Initial Orientation and Warranty Guidelines During your initial orientation, we will confirm that all painted or stained surfaces are in acceptable condition. The “5 foot, 2 second” rule will apply. Briefly, the “5 foot, 2 second” rule states that a paint deficiency will only be repaired if you can see same from a standing distance of 5 feet and within a time frame of 2 seconds. If not, it is not a defect. The Developer will touch up paint as indicated on the initial orientation list.
sanitary supplies, q-tips, dental floss, and children's toys. Improper garbage disposal use also causes many plumbing clogs. Always use plenty of cold water when running the disposal. Allow the water to run 10 to 15 seconds after shutting off the disposal. You can usually clear clogged traps with a plumber's helper (plunger). If you use chemical agents, follow directions carefully to avoid personal injury or damage to the fixtures.
the tub. If you splatter paint onto the porcelain enamel surfaces during redecorating, wipe it up immediately. If a spot dries before you notice it, use a recommended solvent. Running Toilet To stop running water, check the shut-off float in the tank. You will most likely find it has lifted too high in the tank, preventing the valve from shutting off completely. In this case, gently bend the float rod down until it stops the water at the correct level.
Use other facilities in your home and report problem on next business day. Back Up At One Toilet If only one toilet is affected, corrections can be carried out during normal business hours. Shut off the water supply to the toilet involved. Use a plunger to clear the blockage. If you've been in your home fewer than 30 days, contact the Developer’s Customer Service Department (turn to “Contact Information” tab). If you've been in your home over 30 days, contact a repair service.
should be handled gently. For further information, please contact Keyscan @ 1888 Keyscan or their website @ keyscan.ca. Initial Orientation During the initial orientation, we will confirm that the remote controls are in good operating condition. Shower Doors, Frameless Shower Doors and Mirrors Homeowner Use and Maintenance Guidelines For shower enclosure maintenance guidelines, please refer to the “Glass World Maintenance Guide”. This guide was included in your Welcome Package.
b. Avoid lighting candles under the detector to see if the alarm goes off. Repeated use of smoke to activate can case detectors to fail when a real fire occurs; c. If applicable, change the batteries at least twice a year – at the start and end of daylight savings time is a good rule of thumb (also, if your detector starts chirping or beeping, it’s time to change the batteries); and Please remember, if your smoke/carbon detector goes off, you literally have seconds to respond.
Warranty Guidelines The Developer’s warranty guidelines for active components, such as exhaust fans, are discussed under the appropriate headings (electrical systems, heating system, and so on). Please review these sections for more information regarding same. Damage caused by humidity is not covered by a home warranty.
Initial Orientation and Warranty Guidelines We will confirm that all windows are in acceptable condition during the initial orientation. We will also confirm that windows operate with reasonable ease, and that locks perform as designed. The Developer will repair or replace broken windows noted on the initial orientation list. The Developer will also make adjustments to windows and locks that do not function as intended during the initial orientation.
Contact Information Site Legal Description: Lot C, Block 249, District Lot 526, Plan BCP29523 New Westminster District Civic Address: 1680 West 4th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. and 2008 Pine Street, Vancouver, B.C.
CONTRACTOR COMPANY NAME Mechanical Allstar Mechanical Ltd 320-1122 Mainland St. Vancouver, BC Overhead Doors Creative Door Services #3 - 1678 Foster Way Delta, BC V3M 6S6 Painting New York Painting & Coating Ltd 7486 - 149th St. Surrey, B.C. V3S 0T9 Roofing Solid Ground Contracting 7399 Giley Ave. Burnaby, BC V5J 4X4 Steel Stud/Drywall Altima Contracting Ltd. 8029 Fraser St. Vancouver, BC V5X 3X5 Structural Metal Elegant Ironworks(2005) Ltd. #3 - 7424 Hume Ave.
Finish Specifications The Developer reserves the right to make specification changes, as per the contract of purchase and sale. However, any substitution of method or product shall be of equal or better quality than the original specification. We have used our best efforts to ensure the “Finish Specification” section is correct; however, we make no representations or guarantees, express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the “Finish Specifications” section.
Dimensions: Grout: 6”x24” Mapei “Charcoal” Location: Application: Manufacturer: Supplier: Contact: Type: Series: Color: Finish: Dimensions: Grout: Storage Rooms, Enclosed Balcony, and Laundry Closets Floor Everstone (Australia) Ican Tile Distributors Ltd.
Scheme 2 - Walnut Wood Strip and Plank Flooring Location: Entry, Kitchen, and Living/Dining Area Application: Floor Manufacturer Kentwood Supplier: Metropolitan Hardwood Floors Contact: Jas Dhaliwal (604) 395-2006 Series: Kentwood Extra Wide Engineered Hardwood Material: Engineered Oak Hardwood Colour: Oak Argyle (JWade) Finish: Estate Matte Dimensions: 71/2” wide x 14mm thick x 6’-0” long Underlay: AC Underlayment KW Kombo Acoustic 2mm – 300 sf per rool Rool LEC Adhesive: Decobond Glue – 150 sf per bottle
Manufactured Wood Veneer Faced Caseworks Location: Kitchen and Bathroom Vanities Application: Cabinets Manufacturer: Pentco Contact: Laurelle Tully (604) 888-5080 Supplier: Benson Industries Limited Material: Brookline Rift Cut White Oak 3112/00/Y17 Style: Square Stain: To match Hardwood Floor Edge Tape: 2 mm veneer to match Special: Wood grain to run vertically.
Interior Suite Finish Specifications – Both Schemes Ceramic Tile Location: Application: Manufacturer: Supplier: Type: Color: Finish: Dimensions: Grout: Ensuite Shower Surround City Tile City Tile Ceramic White Matt 2”x16” Mapei “Bright White” Location: Application: Manufacturer: Supplier: Type: Color: Dimensions: Grout: Kitchen Backsplash Everstone Ican Glass Cult Brick ES19 Off-White 6”x24” Mapei “Bright White” Carpeting Location: Application: Manufacturer: Supplier: Installer: Style: Color: Weight: Ma
Suite Trims/Woodwork Baseboards Supplier: Curtis Lumber Installer: Rolin Interiors Dimension: ½” x 5-1/4” Ultralite (#514) Finish: Primed MDF Door Casing Supplier: Installer: Dimension: Finish: Curtis Lumber Rolin Interiors 5/8” x 2 ½” Ultralite (#472) Primed MDF Window Sills Supplier: Installer: Dimensions: Finish: Curtis Lumber Rolin Interiors 1x6 ¾” x 7 ¼” Ultra Lite Material Doors Suite Entry Doors Manufacturer: Supplier: Style: Finish: Masonite Pacific Pre-Hung Doors Ltd.
Door Hardware Deadbolt Location: Application: Manufacturer: Supplier: Series: Style: Finish: Suite Entry Door Entry door hardware Weiser Pacific Pre-Hung Doors Ltd. Deadlocks Weiser Smart Key Polished Chrome Passage Location: Application: Manufacturer: Supplier: Series: Style: Finish: Suite Entry Door Entry door hardware - passage Columbo Pacific Pre-Hung Doors Ltd.
Style: Finish: WR 1031 Chrome Manufactured Wood Veneer Faced Casework Cabinets Location: Kitchen Pantry Cabinets Application: Pantry Cabinets Manufacturer: Pentco Contact: Laurelle Tully (604) 888-5080 Supplier: Benson Industries Ltd.
Contact: Supplier: Series: Finish: Glen Sondergaard (604) 540-9525 ext. 264 Pacific Pre-Hung Doors Ltd. Astral Collection 2800 Series Polished Chrome Location: Application: Manufacturer: Contact: Supplier: Model: All bathrooms with Tub Showers Shower Curtain Rod Taymor Industries Ltd. Glen Sondergaard (604) 540-9525 ext. 264 Pacific Pre-Hung Doors Ltd.
Color Dimensions - White 60" X 30" Faucets, Supplies and Trims Location Kitchen Application Kitchen Faucet Manufacturer Nobili Supplier D.J. Skinner And Associates Contact Peter Skinner 604-599-4945 Series Plus 300 Finish Chrome Location Application Manufacturer Supplier Contact Series Finish - All Bathrooms Lavatory Faucet Nobili D.J.
Type/Model: Dimensions: Edge finish: 5 mm 42” high by full vanity width Flat Polished Edge Location: Application: Manufacturer: Contact: Supplier: Type/Model: Dimensions: Edge finish: Ensuites and Units with One Bathroom Medicine Cabinet Mirror Glass World Lindsay Dyce (604) 854-5757 etx.
Interior Lighting Fixtures, Lamps and Ballasts – Both Schemes All light bulbs installed in this building during construction and continued maintenance to have: A temperature of 3500K Color Rendering Index of 80 All lamps installed during construction and used as replacements during occupation of the building to be G.E. In order to maintain consistent color rendering, do not mix brands names.
Appliances – Both Schemes Appliance dimensions are approximations – they should be used for basic planning purposes only. Homeowners should measure their own appliances to confirm anything other than rough openings.
Contact ModelColor Dimensions - Darren Cardinal Kuds03ftpa Paneled Front Dishwasher Finished To Match Kitchen Cabinets 24 7/8” Deep X 34 ½” High X 23 7/8 Wide Wine Cooler Location Application Manufacturer Supplier Contact ModelColor Dimensions - Kitchen Wine Cooler Kitchenaid Kitchenaid Darren Cardinal Kuws24rsbs Stainless Steel 23 7/8” Wide X 35 ½” High X 24 3/8” Deep Food WasteDisposer Location Kitchen Application Garburator Manufacturer Whirlpool Supplier Whirlpool Contact Darren Cardinal ModelGC2000
SERVICE REQUEST FORM To be completed for emergency &/or year end purposes ONLY. To: Cressey (Pine) Development Limited Partnership and Cressey Pine Holdings Ltd. (collectively referred to as the “Developer) Attention: Customer Service Department 800-925 West Georgia Street Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3L2 Fax: E-Mail: 604-683-7690 service@cressey.
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