FOUNDATION & STRUCTURE Sample Clauses
The FOUNDATION & STRUCTURE clause defines the requirements and standards for constructing the foundational elements and structural framework of a building or project. It typically outlines the materials to be used, the methods of construction, and any relevant codes or engineering specifications that must be followed. By setting clear expectations for these critical components, the clause ensures the safety, stability, and compliance of the overall structure, thereby minimizing the risk of defects or failures in the completed project.
FOUNDATION & STRUCTURE. This Agreement does not cover any damage and/or defects to the structural components of the covered home, including, but not limited to, the foundation and any beams of the covered home.
FOUNDATION & STRUCTURE. The Said Building/s’ designed and is being built on R.C.C. foundation resting on deep bored concrete piles and Reinforced Concrete structure complying with IS code.
FOUNDATION & STRUCTURE. Reinforced cement with concrete on piles and sheer walls wherever necessary. • Gypsum plaster for smoother finish. • Polished flush main door. • Painted flush door in bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchen. • Anodized aluminium windows with glass panes. • Branded locks and hardware fittings of reputed brand. • Large 800x800 vitrified tiles in living, dining & bedrooms. • Kitchen floor with heavy duty matt finish ceramic. • Anti-skid floor tiles in bathroom and designer tiles on walls up to 7 ft. height.
FOUNDATION & STRUCTURE. The Said Building/s’ designed and is being built on R.C.C. foundation with necessary brick work as per the drawings and specifications provided by the architect complying.
FOUNDATION & STRUCTURE. Materials - Shed must include a solid slab floor (no crawlspace or basement permitted) composed of either a 4-inch-thick concrete slab or an integrated floor of suitable building material (e.g. pressure treated lumber). No dirt or gravel floors will be permitted. The area around the foundation must be backfilled (no exposed space under structure as to prevent burrowing animals from making a habitat under the shed).