Firm Foundation definition

Firm Foundation as used in NFPA 58 means that the foundation material has a level top surface, rests on solid ground, is constructed of a masonry material or wood treated to prevent decay by moisture rot and will not settle, careen or deteriorate;
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Examples of Firm Foundation in a sentence

  • The portion of such proceeds and any other donations that Vendor will make to the Mattress Firm Foundation shall be specified in the applicable Annual Merchandising Program.

  • From time to time, Retailer may request that and Vendor may agree to contribute a portion of the proceeds of Retailer’s Product purchases to the Mattress Firm Foundation, a Texas 501(c)(3) corporation.

  • In this case, such contribution shall be made directly to the Mattress Firm Foundation and not paid to Retailer.

  • Parents arriving after Firm Foundation Preschool closes must pay the late fee of $10.00 for the first five minutes and $1.00 for every minute thereafter (YOU ARE CONSIDERED LATE IF YOU ARRIVE AFTER YOUR CONTRACT TIME.

  • If Vendor elects to make such contribution, the contribution shall be made directly to the Mattress Firm Foundation and not paid to Retailer.

  • From time to time, Retailer may request that Vendor contribute a portion of the proceeds of Retailer’s Product purchases to the Mattress Firm Foundation, a Texas 501(c)(3) corporation.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, promptly upon receipt of a claim by Buyer (and in any event prior to Buyer engaging the Third Party Valuation Firm), Foundation Capital may elect in writing in lieu of surrender of Class A Units to pay the full amount of any such claim in cash to the Buyer.

  • A Firm Foundation: The PEPFAR Consultation on the Role of Faith-based Organizations in Sustaining Community and Country Leadership in the Response to HIV/AIDS.