MARBLE Sample Clauses

The MARBLE clause typically defines the rights and obligations related to the use, ownership, or handling of marble as a material within a contract. It may specify the quality standards, sourcing requirements, or delivery conditions for marble used in a construction or supply agreement. By clearly outlining these terms, the clause helps prevent disputes over material specifications and ensures both parties understand their responsibilities regarding marble, thereby promoting smooth project execution and risk allocation.
MARBLE. CONTRACTOR shall: a. Maintain an estimated 161,752 square feet of marble surface. b. Maintain the cleanliness of the marble. This includes but is not limited to cleaning of spills, stains, spots, and gum on a continuous and scheduled basis. Utilize wet floor signs as required. c. Dust mop, damp mop, and buff all marble areas on a nightly basis. d. Perform quarterly marble maintenance including, but not limited to: 1. Deep cleaning of the tile and grout with an automatic scrubber 2. Final polish powder as needed 3. Rinse the marble and recover the water 4. Burnish the marble with high speed buffers and diamond floor pads e. Provide training to staff in the process of marble care as well as the proper use and maintenance of marble care equipment (automatic scrubbers, buffers, etc.) f. Abide by manufacturer specifications for all marble care.
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MARBLE. TILE, TERRAZZO, MECHANICS, CEMENT MASONRY, RESILIENT FLOOR LAYERS AND HELPERS JURISDICTION ARTICLE
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MARBLE. The first step in creating a figurine was the selection of the rock. There is no lack of marble sources in the Cycladic islands. Large veins of the valuable rock are tucked away into the mountains within the landscape and pieces and fragments of marble can be found nearly throughout each island. The Cycladic marble is also so desirable and workable that for centuries it was sought and unparalleled in its quality in sculpture. Already there is evidence of small schematic figurines carved out of Cycladic marble as early as the Neolithic period.81 The most prolific sources of marble indisputably come from Naxos, and ▇▇▇▇▇ was thought to have been another major producer of marble.82 Later analyses now identify ▇▇▇▇▇ as a greater source of 80 Manteli (2016) 83. 81 Manteli (2016) 81 in reference to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (1977b) 105-106. 82 Broodbank (2000) 79. marble followed by ▇▇▇▇▇ and Ios.83 Arguments are founded on evidence of marble-working, such as ▇▇▇▇▇ powder and unfinished marble bowls. Recent provenance work on the ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ pieces has revealed a wealth of data about the sources of marble for the figurines. Using a sample size of 89 pieces from the ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Special Deposit, that analysis concluded that a majority of the marble came from central-east and southeast Naxos, followed only by Ios, Syros, and Paros.84 More EBA figurines that were studied from various excavations revealed, tentatively at least, that they were made from local marble, as is the case in Skarkos (Ios) and Syros; other figurines of different types and around multiple islands also seem to come from a similar source in Naxos.85 The point here is that there are specific sites that seem to be hubs of human and material movement. Some sites use and deposit marble that comes from other islands, yet others rely on their local marble. Both groups add value to the production and movement of figurines in separate ways. There are several methods of exploiting marble on the islands, yet the distinction lies mainly in the processes of gathering versus quarrying. Gathering marble may imply a different relationship to the landscape than quarrying and the sort of value that might have been embodied in the marble. Both are two very different approaches to the use and exploitation of the landscape. Smaller pebbles and pieces could be found on beaches or riverbeds. Larger cuts of the rock, such as what would have been required for the larger FAFs that had already split from the original source by natural mea...
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MARBLE. Marble shall be supplied and fixed for stairs, flooring, skirting, ▇▇▇▇▇ and thresholds where designated on the drawings. The exposed faces and edges of all marble shall be polished smooth and be free from scratches or other defects. Concealed faces of marble shall be treated with shellac or bituminous paint. Marble paving shall generally be 30 mm thick and the size, type and pattern shall be as stated in the Bill of Quantities and/or shown on the Drawings. The marble slabs shall be fixed solid on a bed of cement and sand (1:3) mix 30 mm thick with tight joints grouted in lime putty. A protective slurry of lime putty at least 3 mm thick shall be applied to the marble paving and subsequently cleaned off. Treads shall be 30 mm thick fixed solid on a bed of cement and sand (1:3) mix 30 mm thick. Risers to stairs shall be 20 mm thick fixed solid on a backing of cement and sand (1:3) mix 30 mm thick. Window ▇▇▇▇▇ shall be 40 mm thick bedded hollow on plaster slabs. Skirtings shall be 10 mm thick, in lengths of about 1.5 meters, fixed solid on a backing of cement and to coincide with joints in adjacent pavings. Rounded arrises, nosing and moldings shall be adequately protected by means of timber casings. Treads, risers, skirtings and window ▇▇▇▇▇ shall be grouted and protected in a manner similar to paving. The marble slabs shall be cut square and true and shall be uniform in shape and thickness. Patterns and mouldings shall be accurately formed in accordance with the Drawings. Exposed edges and mouldings shall be protected by means of timber casing or lime putty coating. The exposed edges and faces of all marble shall be polished smooth and shall be free from scratches or other defects.
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