Grillage definition

Grillage means sand, pea gravel, or limestone rock sizes #57 and smaller used for bedding for piping systems.
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Examples of Grillage in a sentence

  • Landlord will provide a Grillage above the roof for Tenant Dry Coolers, the cost of which will be charged to Tenant on pro rata basis based on number of Dry Coolers actually installed by Tenant.

  • Landlord reserves the right to reasonably approve the routing of condenser piping and conduit, and Landlord may, at Landlord's option, install the same at Tenant's expense from the Premises to the Grillage.

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