MOISTURE PROTECTION Clause Samples
The Moisture Protection clause sets requirements to prevent moisture intrusion and damage during construction or in the finished project. It typically mandates the use of specific materials, installation methods, or temporary coverings to shield building components from rain, humidity, or water leaks. By establishing these standards, the clause helps ensure the durability of the structure and reduces the risk of costly repairs or mold growth caused by moisture-related issues.
MOISTURE PROTECTION. 1. CAULKING
a. Include dymeric caulking of masonry control joints.
b. Include caulking of window wall and storefront systems.
c. Include caulking of hollow metal exterior door frames.
MOISTURE PROTECTION. Where insulated ground conductors are connected to ground rods or ground buses, insulate the entire area of the connection and seal against moisture penetration of the insulation and cable.
MOISTURE PROTECTION a. Any tenant that is planning on saturating the floor with any liquid will be required to have a water barrier installed along the demising walls to prevent liquid from entering adjacent units and potentially damaging the building and/or other tenants’ materials. This matter shall be approved and inspected by Landlord prior to cover-up.
b. Any cost associated with the correction of water or liquid intrusion will be levied against the Tenant for reimbursement.