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Course ProjectFinal
Compilation, Justification,
and Reflection
Nate Rainer
Week 6 Assignment 1
September 9, 2016
Materials & Specifications | INTA201 P01
Assistant Professor: Nancy Tatom
Table of Contents
Design Concept
Finish Plan
Elevation Notations
Finish Legend
Finish Schedule
Material Maintenance Document
Industry Research Questions
Trends
Cost Estimations
Justifications
Figures Cited
Works Cited
Design Concept
The overall design of the fitness center will reflect the diverse
community and bring in natural elements into a modern spaces
for socialization and exercise. The spaces will be used by all
age groups, so the colors will be simple with pops of colors like
yellow and orange to promote energy. Conversation areas will
bring in colors to promote socialization and relaxation. Furniture
pieces will reflect a natural, sustainable environment with hints
of yellow and orange to make all the areas cohesive. The
natural furniture pieces and bright colors will be a welcoming
experience in the reception area. People will be able to build
strength, knowledge, a sense of community, and pride.
INTA201 Materials & Specifications

Finish Legend
PAINT
P-1
Manufacturer: Sherwin Williams
Product name: Harmony Interior Acrylic Latex Paint
Color number: SW 6816
VOC content: 0
Finish: Semi-Gloss
Figure 1
P-2
VOC content: 0
Finish: Semi-Gloss
Figure 2
P-3
VOC content: 0
Finish: Semi-Gloss
Figure 3
P-4
-Color number: SW 6656
VOC content: 0
Finish: Semi-Gloss
Figure 4

Finish Legend
CARPET
CPT-1
Manufacturer: Mohawk
Style: Kinesthetic Tile
Size: 12" x 36"
Fiber: Duracolor Premium Nylon
Gauge: 1/12 (47.00 rows per 10 cm)
Tufted weight:
Dye method: Solution Dyed
Backing: EcoFlex NXT
Flammability testing: ASTM E 648 Class 1 (Glue Down)
Figure 5
CPT-2
Style: ColorBeat Tile
Size: 24" x 24"
Fiber: Duracolor Premium Nylon
Tufted weight:
Backing: EcoFlex ICT
Figure 6
CPT-3
Style: Mutineer Tile
Size: 24" x 24"
Fiber: Colorstrand SD Nylon
Tufted weight:
Backing: EcoFlex ICT

Finish Legend
Figure 7
FLOORING
FL-1
Product name and type (description): City Feel Hardwood
Color number: 08 Shadow Oak
Slip resistance:
Dimensions: 7.48 W x 71.6 L
Fire resistance: Flame Spread ASTM E648, Class II rating
Smoke Density ASTM E662, 450 or less
Figure 8
FL-2
Product name and type (description): Master Step Sheet Rubber Flooring
Color number: Shady Twilight - RRO-509
Slip resistance:
Dimensions: 5W x 50L x 2mm Thick
Fire resistance: New York City Fire Prevention Code Accepted under Section 27-348
New York State Fire Prevention Code Complies with Article 15, Part 1120
Figure 9
WALL FINISHES
WF-1
Manufacturer: 3M
Style: DI NOC
Color/code: Black and Grey, Wood, WG-1336E
Dimensions: 48
Pattern repeat if applicable:
Material backing if applicable: Acrylic Pressure Sensitive Adhesive with 3M Comply Technology
NSF/ANSI:

Finish Legend
Figure 10
WF-2
Manufacturer: 3M
Style: DI NOC
Color or code: Whiteboard Finish WH-111
Dimensions: 48x94
Pattern repeat if applicable:
Material backing if applicable:
NSF/ANSI:m,
3
Figure 11
ARCHITECTURAL WALL SYSTEMS
WF-3
Manufacturer: Natural Stone Veneers International
Style: Shady Canon
Color or finish: Brown, Gray - Grey, Tan
Dimensions: Height: 3"-6"
Length: 8"-20"
Fire Resistance: Passes NFPA 251
Figure 12
WF-4
Manufacturer: Finium
Style: FRIENDLYWALL SAO PAOLO HECOLO COLLECTION
Color or finish:
Dimensions: 9-11mm x 12" x 60"
Figure 13

Finish Legend
WF-5
Manufacturer: Homasote
Product name and type (description): NovaCork Panels
Color number:
Dimensions: 48" x 96"
Thickness: 1/2"
Fire resistance: ASTM E 84 Fire Rating: Class II (or B)
Figure 14
WF-6
Manufacturer: Architectural Systems, Inc.
Style: Designer Laminate
Color or finish: Wood Grain, High-gloss, Matte, Natural
Dimensions: 48" x 96" standard
Figure 15
MILLWORK
MW-1
Manufacturer: Kirei
Style: EchoPanel
Color or finish: Dune Tile
Dimensions: 1.97 x 19.68 x 19.68
Sound Absorption: NRC .60
Fire Rating: ASTM E84 Class A
VOC Emissions: ASTM D5116 (less than) .07mg/m2/hour
Figure 16

Finish Legend
MW-2
Manufacturer: Wilsonart
Style: Chalkboard Laminate
Color or finish: GRAPHITE NEBULA 4623
Dimensions: 4' x 8'
Figure 17
MW-3
Manufacturer: Wilsonart
Style: Decorative Metals
Color or finish: MATTE NATURAL ALUMINUM 6252
Dimensions: 4' x 10' 4' x 8'
Figure 18
MW-4
Manufacturer: Kirei
Style: Bamboo
Color or finish: Vertical Chocolate
Dimensions: 4' x 8'
Figure 19

Finish Schedule
FINISH SCHEDULE
ROOM
FLOOR
WALLS
CEILING
NO.
NAME
FLOOR
BASE
113
JUICE BAR
FL-1
MW-3
P3
P3
P1
P3
FINISH
REMARKS
HT
90
MW-3 will be applied to
WF-6
top of counters. MW-4 will
MW-4
be applied to both
counter fronts.
103
RETAIL SPACE
FL-2
P4
P4
P4
WF-4
90
P-2
WF-4 will be centered

behind the counter with
P-2 on each side.
102
101
LOUNGE/SOCIAL
CPT-3
AREA
CPT-2
RECEPTION
CPT-1
WF-2
MW-4
P3
P3
P3
P2
P2
100
CPT-2 and CPT3,

Random Pattern
WF-3
100
WF-3 will be applied to

wall behind reception
desk. MW-4 will be
applied to front of the
reception desk.
115
OFFICE
WF-1
WF-1
WF-6
WF-6
FINISH LEGEND:
P = PAINT
FL = FLOORING
WF = WALL FINISHCPT = CARPET
MW = MILLWORK
90
Material Maintenance
When the appearance of the floor becomes dulled
by the effects of soil, simply use Mohawk Floor
Care Essentials Hardwood Cleaner and a specialty
terry cloth or microfiber flooring mop. (Mohawk)
Material Maintenance for Popular Gray

Paint (P-3)
Clean spills, spatters, hands and tools immediately after use
with soap and warm water. After cleaning, flush spray
equipment with mineral spirits to prevent rusting of the
equipment. Follow manufacturers safety recommendations
when using mineral spirits. (SHERWIN WILLIAMS)

The following are the questions to help you research and gain knowledge about this weeks finish
material. State whether you met face to face or did a telephone interview with a professional who is the
manufacturers representative or supplier or researched the manufacturers website. All responses must
be in your own words. Frame two questions of your own at the end on the basis of what you think is
important for your knowledge and practice as an interior designer.
1. What is the name of the company, and what types of products does it represent?
Wallscape Wallcovering is the name I researched. They provide quick ship, custom, wholesale,
and dry erase wallcoverings.
2. Where is the manufacturer located?
They are located in East Brunswick, NJ.
3. How does the supplier or manufacture work with the interior design profession?
Wallscape produces Class A products with the finest ingredients and backings known in the
industry. There online showroom, custom murals, and dry erase wallcoverings are the best in
the business. Inherent resources for manufacturing and distributing, enable them to provide top
quality goods at low price points.
4. What is the recommended installation procedure for the material? Are any special techniques or
tools, particular temperature, or other conditions required?
The custom printed wallcoverings are recommended to be installed by their network of
installers. (Wallscapes)
5. What are the products' performance specifications: fire ratings, acoustic ratings, wear ratings,
stain resistance, and antimicrobial protection? (McGowan 96)
ASTM F 793-06..Passed all segements
Class A Fire Rated
ASTM E-84 Tunnel Tested
Smoke Developed20
Flame Spread..25
Light Fatness.100
(Wallscape)
6. What is the expected service life of this product? (McGowan 96)
Beyond 20 years (Wallscape)

7. How does this company respond to sustainable or green design?
Wallscape Wallcoverings found recycled paper tubes that protected their commercial
wallcovering better, and weighed half of the ineffective conventional packing. Some added
benefits were also fewer deliveries, and best of all, happier customers. It was estimated a
carbon reduction equal to 800 gallons of fuel a year, not to mention tolls, time, traffic, and
scheduling efforts. A quality 20oz wallcovering can have up to an "R5 Value for thermal
resistance". Basically, it keeps the heat in on cold days better than a drywall painted finish
would. Most exterior walls have an "R19" grade insulation inside them. Wallcovering can add at
least 15% to that benefit, thus decreasing the carbon footprint over time. (Wallscape)
8. Describe at least one of the companys new, innovative product introductions.
With their custom printed wallcoverings, there is always new ideas being submitted by
consumers.
9. When did the company begin producing their products?
Wallscape Wallcoverings was started by Paul DiMaggio in 2006. (Wallscape)
10. Do you provide both commercial and residential options?
Yes, we are open to the public and designers.
Reference:
McGowan, Maryrose, and Kelsey Kruse. 2005. Specifying Interiors: A Guide to Construction and FF&E for
Residential and Commercial Interiors Projects. 2nd ed. John Wiley & Sons P&T. VitalBook file.

Daltile
Dallas, Texas
Daltile developed their National Account Program for all sizes of interior business both
nationally and internationally. (Daltile)
Daltiles Keystones Colorbody Porcelain tiles are laid out using the appropriate adhesive. Tile
may be installed over most structurally sound substrates, if they are clean, smooth, dry and free
of wax, soap scum and grease. Any damaged, loose or uneven areas must be repaired, patched
and leveled. Remove any moldings, trim, appliances, etc., which could interfere with installation.
Door jambs may be undercut for tile to slip under. (Daltile)
Water Absorption C373 < 0.5%
Breaking Strength C648 300 lbs
Scratch Hardness MOHS N/A
Chemical Resistance C650 Resistant
Dynamic C.O.F. A137.1 (Non-abrasive) Wet: 0.42
(Abrasive) Wet: 0.60 (Daltile)
50 years

Daltile Greenworks is a compilation of their sustainability programs. It has become their
company-wide philosophy and commitment to help contribute to the design of sustainable
projects, without compromising artistic vision. Daltile is recycling, reusing and reducing solid
materials and water used to manufacture their tile as well as accomplishing a remarkable level
of energy conservation. They provide great resources about LEED, USGBC Rating Systems, and
Floorscore for more than just their products. (Daltile)
Daltile recently introduced Bee Hive, a hexagonal tile. Its a large format at 24 with 6 colors.
(Daltile)
9. When did the company begin producing their products?
Daltile started out in 1947 when Robert M. Brittingham founded the Dallas Ceramic Company.
The name changed to Daltile in 1980. (Daltile)
10. Do you provide a LEED Certification Letter?
Yes, you can request a copy through their website. (Daltile)
Reference:

Homasote works in both residential and commercial products. They make structural fiberboard
products. The fiberboard can be applied as sound control, roof decking, concrete forming,
expansion joint, tackable panels, insulation and, under the Pak-Line brand, industrial
packaging. (Homasote)

Homasote is located in West Trenton, NJ.
They offer literature and samples of their products through their corporate sales office, which
can be reached by phone and email.
The NovaCork panels can be adhered to metal frame walls, concrete/masonry walls, finished
walls, and wood framed walls. Framing should not exceed 16 o.c. APA approved paneling
adhesive should be used. When installing, temperature and humidity conditions closely
approximating those which will exist when building is occupied shall be maintained before,
during and after the application of NovaCork panels. Installation shall not be made when
building is excessively cold, hot, and/or damp. (Homasote)
A. Adhesive: meeting or exceeding APA AFG-01 specification.
B. American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM):
1. ASTM C 209 - Test Methods for Cellulosic Fiber Insulating Board.
2. ASTM C 518 - Standard Test Method for Steady-State Thermal Transmission

Properties by Means of the Heat Flow Meter Apparatus.
3. ASTM D 1037 - Test Methods of Evaluating Properties of Wood-Base Fiber and
Particle Panel Materials.
4. ASTM E 84 - Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building
Materials.
5. UL listed, File R16381.
6. Forest Stewardship Certification (FSC): CoC Cert no. 5682.
7. ICC-ES Report ESR-1374.
8. Noise reduction coefficient (NRC): 0.20 (Homasote)

Homasote Company is a member of the Untied Status Green Building Council (USGBC) and
certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). They are the oldest manufacture of structural
building and packaging products of recycled material in the US. They one of two manufacturers
in the world turning post-consumer waste paper into structural products. Most of the postconsumer waste paper comes from New Jersey. They changed to their manufacturing process
to a closed-loop system in 1956. They recycle all process water, dust, scrap, and product rejects,
becoming the first to virtually eliminate the companys own waste stream. (Homasote)
I did not see anything mentioning new products.
9. When was the company founded?
Homasote was founded in 1909 by Eugenius H. Outerbridge.
10. How should the panels be stored until installed?
The panels should be stored in a dry place, indoors, on raised platform protected from weather
damage. They should remain in manufacturer's unopened packaging with labels intact.
Reference:

Kirei is name of the company. They produce Kirei Board, Kirei Bamboo, Kirei Coco, Echo Panel
Panels, Echo Panel Systems, Echo Panel Tiles, Echo Panel Modular Partitions. Most of their
products can be used in cabinetry, walls, and other applications. (Kirei)
Kirei is located in Solana Beach, CA.
Since 2003, they produced beautiful, sustainable, functional design materials for interior
designers and architects.
Most standard wood adhesives work with Kirei Board. Kirei Board is very porous and may soak
in some adhesive, so its best to test out the join on a sample before final joining is done. Kirei
Board takes biscuits and splines and can be mitered for a waterfall edge if care is taken to
prevent as much chip out as possible, but an easier method is to cut a rabbet joint. Kirei board is
laid in roughly 5mm 2 plies on the surface, so the rabbets depth can be set to match these
breaks between plies. This method can be more desirable as it requires cutting a joint in only
one of the boards, increases the glue surface, provides support and alignment for the boards,
and the heavily figured Kirei Board does well to hide the joint. Nails/Screws Kirei Board is made
from sorghum straw and a small amount of poplar wood. Kirei screw holding power is less than
wood or plywood of comparable thickness. Screws hold better on the face when they go
through at least one layer of poplar rather than on the edges where they do not engage any
poplar. In high traffic areas or where more screw hold is required small plates of plywood should
be attached to provide a secure mounting plate for hinges or pulls. Finish/Brad nail holes are
easily hidden by the figure of the Kirei Board with by using wood filler or putty. (Kirei)

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM):
a. ASTM D 1037, Standard Test Methods for Evaluating Properties of Wood-Base Fiber and
Particle Panel Materials.
b. ASTM D 3043 Standard Test Methods for Flexural Structural Panels in Flexure
c. ASTM E 84, Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials.
d. ASTM D 4442, Standard Test Methods for Direct Moisture Content Measurement of Wood
and Wood-Base Materials.
e. ASTM D 3500, Standard Test Method for Structural Panels in Tension
f. ASTM E 1333, Standard Test Method for Determining Formaldehyde Concentrations in Air
Emission Rates from Wood Using a Large Chamber
B. American National Standards Institute/Hardwood Plywood and Veneer Association
(ANSI/HPVA): American National Standard for Hardwood and Decorative Plywood, HP-1. (Kirei)
50 years
Kireis goal is to continual introduction of new materials while improving production and
business practices to be as low-impact and sustainable as possible. Their guiding principle is the
"Triple Bottom Line" of "People, Planet, Profit". They aim to bring new economic activity to
their source regions by providing new jobs at fair market wages in a safe, healthy workplace
while lessening human impact on the environment. (Kirei)
Echopanel Paling modular screen system was just introduced and featured in Interior Design
Magazine. (Kirei)
9. When was the company founded?
Kirei was founded in 2003.
10. Do you have a local representative?
Floridas contact is Leigh Anne Magnatta, (p) 619-236-9924, (e) leighanne@kireiusa.com
Reference:
Wall Covering Trends

According to Interior Design Magazines article 10 Trends to
Watch for in 2016, our homes will become our sanctuaries as
the outside world have become busier and more pressured.
Wallcoverings will be bring serenity, simplicity, and
seamlessness to our homes. The trendsetter in colors,
Pantone, introduced two colors of the year, Rose Quartz and
Serenity. Rose quartz is a pastel pink and Serenity is a
powered blue. They both invoke a calmness. Wallcovering
companies have provided their own versions of these two
colors bringing a calmer, natural aspect to wallcoverings.
(Interior Design)
Trends in Flooring
Softer carpet, bigger tiles, wood-looking vinyl, and cheaper versions of
wood floors is some of the current trends in flooring. Manufactures are
creating softer carpets that are also eco-friendly by using newer techniques
and materials. Tiles are becoming larger with new 12x12 tiles hitting the
market. Vinyl flooring is being printed with wood grains to mimic the more
expensive wood flooring. Laminate is becoming more popular in the wood
floor due to its lower cost. All of these trends are building a huge flooring
market that is becoming more and more green. (Umberger)
Trends in Architectural Materials

The trends in architectural materials range from texture to metallic and more. No one wants a
boring flat wall, so designers and manufacturers are coming up with many different textures.
Immersive texture, essentially texture through composition, the unique way a material or mixed
media are assembled together, was strong at a recent UK Design show. Caroline Hough
Design constructs surfaces using handpicked sections of timber that are cast into metallic polished
resins or a sandblasted timber surface with Jesmonite. (Whiteley)
Metallic is still hot and used in many different applications from walls to cabinets. Monochrome is
still trending and metallic materials allow to create some of the monochrome designs.
Trends in Millwork
The popularity of granite is slowing and quartz countertops are becoming more poplar. The
engineered stone is more scratch, stain and heat resistant than granite. The durability and low
maintenance is whats making this material grow in popularity. (Improvenet). You are seeing more
manufacturers producing vibrant color options for all different kinds millwork.
Cost Estimation
The cost estimation for the P-3 (Popular Gray) is a
total of $104.98. The cost for one gallon is $52.49
and the total square footage needed for 517
square feet. One gallon of paint covers 400 square
feet, the project will require two gallons in order to
cover the juice bar walls.
COST ESTIMATION
For the laminate in the Juice Bar, the price per sq. feet is $3.46. The back wall of the Juice Bar is 26.9 sq. feet,
so the total price for the Juice Bar wall would be $110.72.
Cost Estimation for Hardwood Floor

The hardwood floor costs $5.73 per square
feet. The Juice Bar is 517 sq. ft. $5.73 times
517 equals $2,962.41.
Cost Estimation
For the Wilsonart Matte Aluminum, Im using Home
Depots pricing for a similar product. Wilsonart 144 in. x
144 in. Laminate Sheet in Satin Stainless Linearity is
$136.00. The Retail Space counter is 135 in length.
The piece would be large enough to use and split in
different lengths to finish the counter. (Home Depot)
Justifications
The material for the juice bar is hardwood flooring. The dark
color will play off the bright colors and light walls and bright
colors. The flooring will be easy to clean. It will hold up well
from sliding chairs and foot traffic.
For the retail space, the material is a rubber flooring. The
material is a gray color with specks of blues.
Justifications
For the reception area, a stone veneer was chosen to bring out the outdoors
of the Midwest indoors. The material is easy to maintain and brings texture
and the colors shared throughout the design. For the juice bar, the laminate
was brought in due to easy maintenance and its play off the dark floor
chosen. The retail material will continue the outdoor feel with the multicolored wood veneer with the orange color paint. The offices will continue
with the same laminate in the juice bar to bring coherence. In the
social/lounge area, one of the walls will include a cork wall to allow different
fliers and other materials to be posted for different events and other
activities happening in the health club. All the materials were chosen for
their ease of care.
Light Scenarios
LED
Daylight
Figure 20
Fluorescent
Figure 21
Figure 22
The sample is Sherwin Williams Rayo de Sol paint. They all seem to be pretty even in color. The daylight
doesnt give the sample any shine like the other two. The LED is very shiny and appears like its a liquid. I think
the Fluorescent is the best example of the true color.
Light Scenarios
Daylight
Figure 23
Fluorescent
LED
Figure 24
Figure 25
I was not able to get a carpet sample, so I choose a commercial grade from Lowes. I
had a small LED flashlight for the LED scenarios. I think its the brightest and truest to
the actual sample. The fluorescent light made the sample appear dull and brown. The
Daylight was pretty close to the LED and shows the gray of the sample.
Light Scenarios
Fluorescent
LED
Figure 27
Figure 28
Daylight
Figure 26
The floor sample is Eucalyptus (that I had gotten Bamboo). The Daylight makes the
sample seem lighter. The Fluorescent appears to be red and brown. The LED is the
closest to what I see visually at the sample. The LED is the truest of the three lighting
scenarios.
Lighting Scenarios
Daylight
Figure 29
Fluorescent
Figure 30
LED
Figure 31
The sample is a Natural Maple Laminate Wallcovering. The daylight makes the sample appear
lighter than what my eyes sees. It is a cloudy day, so the sun might change the appearance. The
fluorescent makes the sample darker than the daylight, but gives more of a red/brown hue. The
LED is still the truest color to what I see with my eyes.
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Figure 20: Rainer, Nate. Paint Daylight." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 21: Rainer, Nate. Paint Florescent." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 22: Rainer, Nate. Paint LED." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 23: Rainer, Nate. Carpet Daylight." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 24: Rainer, Nate. Carpet Florescent." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 25: Rainer, Nate. Carpet LED." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 26: Rainer, Nate. Floor Daylight." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 27: Rainer, Nate. Floor Florescent." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 28: Rainer, Nate. Floor LED." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 29: Rainer, Nate. Wallcovering Daylight." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 30: Rainer, Nate. Wallcovering Florescent." 2016. JPEG File
Figure 31: Rainer, Nate. Wallcovering LED." 2016. JPEG File
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Office
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Carpet
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Reception Wall
Floor
Counter Front
Counter Front
Lounge/Social Area
Retail Space
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Carpet
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Nate Rainer
Materials & Specifications | INTA201P01
Assistant Professor: Nancy Tatom
September 9, 2016
Paint
Presentation Board
I have learned a lot from this course. First would be researching and selecting materials for a project. I
learned there are a lot of resources out there for many different materials. It does seem overwhelming
with information. The more you learn about the manufacturers and suppliers Im sure it will be easier to
help pick materials. I realize there are a lot of details you need to remember and look for. I really
enjoyed doing the lighting scenarios to see how light affects different materials. I never really thought
about how it can change the look of materials. I know this will help with not only making choices for my
house but for future classes.
I really enjoyed learning about the sustainable materials. I had heard of LEED, but didnt know much
about it. I learned how materials can provide LEED points for exterior and interior for both commercial
and residential. Im glad to see there is the ARCAT website to help find sustainable materials along with
the USGBC. I think we have been given some great resources for future classes and our careers.
I think the biggest things Ive learned was the attention to detail. The details are needed in finding
materials, details of the project, details needed to be provided to the client and other designers or
works. I had never created a presentation board, so I learned about the details needed to make it. I
think its still a work in progress and I hope to learn more about making the perfect one. I feel this
classes have given some great insight in the design business. I look forward to learning more.

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