Ceramic Tile cracks Clause Samples

The 'Ceramic tile cracks' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the occurrence of cracks in ceramic tiles after installation. Typically, this clause outlines whether the contractor or supplier is liable for repairing or replacing cracked tiles, and may specify acceptable tolerances for minor imperfections versus significant damage. By clearly allocating responsibility and setting standards for acceptable quality, this clause helps prevent disputes between parties and ensures that any issues with cracked tiles are addressed promptly and fairly.
Ceramic Tile cracks. Standard. Cracking of grout joints is common and should be expected within certain tolerances. Purchaser is responsible for routine maintenance of grout joints.
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