Fiberglass definition

Fiberglass means a material consisting of extremely fine glass fibers.

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Fiberglass is means a fiber made from glass and similar in appearance to wool or cotton fiber.

Fiberglass means a fiber made fine filaments of from glass and similar in appearance to wool or cotton fiber.

Examples of Fiberglass in a sentence

• R-49 Blown Rockwool, Fiberglass or equal at flat trussed ceilings.

• Insulation Fiberglass, resin-hardened-honeycomb (FRP) material, polyurethane, or closed cell EPS foam insulation in walls and ceiling (minimum R-value of R-6).

• UST or AST Capacity (gallons) Contents Year Installed Type (Steel, Fiberglass, etc.) Associated Leak Detection / Spill Prevention Measures* *NOTE: The following are examples of leak detection / spill prevention measures: integrity testing, inventory reconciliation, leak detection system, overfill spill protection, secondary containment, cathodic protection.

• No 1 Carried to Collection R BO - Purification Unit (Fiberglass Vessel with activated carbon filters or similar approved: 18 Fiberglass Vessel No 1 UVL55WSS - UV Sterilizer s/s Housingh 55W 3/4" or similar approved.

• It shall be the responsibility of the Contractor to restore to proper working condition all types of lampposts, whether steel, Aluminum, Cast Iron, Ductile Iron, Fiberglass, or any other material.

More Definitions of Fiberglass

Fiberglass means fiberglass trimmings, cuttings, moulds or structures including boat hulls.

Fiberglass means material consisting of fine filaments of glass that are combined into yarn and woven or spun into fabrics, or that are used as reinforcement in other materials or in masses as thermal or as acoustical insulating products for the construction industry.

Fiberglass means a fiber similar in appearance to wool or cotton fiber but made from glass.

Fiberglass means a material made of extremely fine filaments of glass.

Fiberglass cosmetic work. Aquasport warrants “Gel Coat” and “Fiberglass” cosmetic work for a period of 12 months and will be limited to a maximum of $600 during that 12-month period, should the boat be repaired by a third party. If the “Gel Coat” and “Fiberglass” cosmetic repair requires more than $600 worth of work, or if the $600 has been expended during the 12 months warranty period, the boat must be brought back to the Aquasport factory in Fort ▇▇▇▇▇▇, Florida at the expense of the selling independent Aquasport Dealer and/or Original or Subsequent Retail Purchaser. We warrant the boat hull and bottom construction, except as noted below, against “delamination” or separation CAUSED BY MANUFACTURER’S DEFECT (see definition of “delamination” for more specific information), providing that the integrity of the hull or floor has not been broken (such as with impact damage) or has been worn through. For the purposes of the definition of delamination as it relates to this limited warranty will be defined as follows: In the case of hull delamination between the deck and the outer hull, where the delamination is due to a manufacturer’s defect in the lamination of the internal ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ system, the outer and inner hull will remain intact while the hull (deck of the boat) becomes soft. At this stage, before any actual destruction of the outer hull laminate, considerable movement of the deck is observed while underway and/or by walking on the delaminated area. This is a warrantable manufacturer’s defect. If the outer hull is damaged or broken in any way first, by impact damage (caused by striking objects in the water, running the boat aground, improper trailering, etc.) and the outer hull is not properly repaired, continued use of the boat will result in water being forced into the break and the hull will fail or delaminate. This is not a warrantable hull failure, as the problem was caused by operator negligence when the operator damaged the hull and failed to repair the damage and continued to operate the boat. It is the responsibility of the owner/operator to inspect his boat hull for damaged or impacted areas. Continued use of a boat with un-repaired hull damage will result in delamination and separation of the outer hull due to hydrostatic pressure. This form of delamination is not the result of a manufacturer’s defect; therefore, this damage is not covered by the limited warranty.

Fiberglass means a material consisting of extremely fine glass fibers. “Indoor floor covering installation adhesive” means any adhesive intended

Fiberglass means a material made ol extremely fine filaments of glass.