Handrail Sample Clauses
The Handrail clause defines the requirements and standards for the installation and maintenance of handrails within a property or construction project. It typically specifies the locations where handrails must be installed, such as along staircases, ramps, or balconies, and may outline the materials, height, and safety features required to comply with building codes. By setting clear guidelines for handrail implementation, this clause ensures user safety and helps prevent accidents, thereby addressing liability and regulatory compliance concerns.
Handrail. 11.1 MS with ▇▇▇▇▇▇ painted
Handrail. 11.1. MS ▇▇▇▇▇▇ with enamel paint
Handrail. The item shall also include full compensation for supply, fabrication, and assembly/connection of all barrier elements, hot dipped galvanizing of all hand-rail barrier elements to be installed on the top of all walls, including connection hardware, welded and/or bolted connections, anchor plates, anchor bolts, bolts, studs, washers, sleeves, transport to site and offloading, site installation, and all other ancillaries required to completely install the entire barrier system along the entire length of both sides of the new bridge. All post and HSS steel to be minimum 350W grade steel, Class C. Hot dip galvanizing to be applied at minimum 720 g / sq m as per ASTM A123. Fabrication of barrier shall be performed by a company certified with the Canadian Welding Bureau, CAN/CSA W47.1, Division 2. All welders involved with the fabrication of barrier components shall be certified with the Canadian Welding Bureau for the processes and positions related to the barrier fabrication. All welding to be performed per CAN/CSA W59 latest edition. Shop drawings shall be submitted to the Department by the Contractor at no extra cost to the Contract. Shop drawings shall contain the following information as a minimum, but not limited to: Elevation view (for both sides of the bridge) indicating piece marks, longitudinal location of all posts including location of posts relative to the end of associated pre-cast panel and proposed panel lengths; cross section view indicating piece marks; and an individual shop drawing for each barrier component indicating member location (eg west handrail, east bottom rail), material grade, protective coating, quantity, size and length, size and location of all holes, size and location of all stiffeners and plates, size and location of all studs/bolts, connection details of welds and studs/bolts, and any other pertinent shop fabrication details. Refer to Schedule ‘F’ and the drawings for further details. The Contractor shall submit to the Department mill certificates indicating heat numbers and corresponding chemical composition (components and amounts) for all barrier steel used for this project. Handle barrier elements with reasonable care so not to dent, scratch protective coating, or cause damage. Damage shall be repaired and/or replaced with same by the Contractor at no additional cost to the Contract. This item also includes the supply of all labour, material, and equipment to apply cold galvanizing to any barrier element’s protective coa...
Handrail. 4.1 Sometimes a handrail needs to be removed before we install the stairlift. We would normally ask you to arrange for a local tradesman to do this. We may agree to remove your handrail free of charge. However, we will not carry out remedial work (such as plastering and redecorating) afterwards.
4.2 If You choose not to ask a tradesman to do this, We can however instruct a sub-contractor to fit the handrail in another location for You but this will incur an extra cost.
Handrail a) MS grills with enamel paint L. Electrical
a) Fittings of standard quality
b) Wiring – standard quality