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MEMO #1

to: Irina
date: April 1, 2006 15:28 @ Turin
from: Matt
re: PODs

The PODs with the turntables - the two large ones, not the KWIB - have to be sunk into the finished floor so that the turntable surface is level with the wood floor.

The AI shop drawings will show this. The new finish floor is to be 32 cc above the existing floor. The turntable mechanism may require more than this. Bill Blackburn is doing the final design drawings on the POD.

Irina, please reflect this on your 3d model and make sure that the Permasteelisa Team has the approprite dimensons necessary to provide the correct cut into the existing floor (if required) and allow the correct clearance and trim at the finish floor level.

see: Finish Floor Plan link: unicredit_2-5_sh_4_large_w_arm.pdf