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| | | • Plumb-line tolerance over the whole hoistway height must not exceed ± 30mm. | | |
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| | | • Hoistway walls are to be designed and constructed according to the required fire rating including where penetrated by elevator fixture boxes and to include adequate fastening to hoistway entrance assemblies. One front entrance wall, at the main landing, is not to be constructed until after all elevator materials are located in the hoistway. Remaining front entrance walls shall not be constructed until after rustic door frames and sills are in place. If front walls are poured concrete bearing wall, rough openings are to be provided to accept entrance frames and filled in after frames are set. Rough openings shall be sized to suit the Elevator Contractor. | | |
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| | | • All cutting, including cutouts to accommodate hall signal fixtures, patching, painting of walls, floors, or partitions, together with finish painting of entry doors and frames, if required. | | |
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| | | • Suitable light fixture and convenience outlet in the pit with a light switch adjacent to the access door or ladder. The receptacles shall have ground fault circuit interrupter protection. | | |
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| | | • The surface of the pit floor beneath the rails and buffers stand to be flat and level within 1/8 " (3.2mm) of the full width of the pit. | | |
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| | | • Where access to the pit is by means of the lowest hoistway entrance, a vertical iron ladder extending 42 "(1067mm) minimum above the sill of the access door. | | |
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