Surface Defect(s) definition
Examples of Surface Defect(s) in a sentence
The term "Visible Surface Defect(s)" as used in this Warranty shall refer to material defects in finished surfaces, evident upon superficial examination.
Examples of Visible Surface Defects are chipped, scratched, cracked or broken windows, mirrors or shower doors; chipped or scratched appliances, bathtubs, or washbowls; scratched, gouged or scuffed flooring; stained or dirty carpeting; stained, scratched, gouged or dented walls, ceilings, doors or trim; flaking or peeling paint; scratched cabinet surfaces; and chipped or loose tiles.
This Warranty covers only those Visible Surface Defects which are noted in the Punch List.
This Warranty shall not include the repair or replacement of Visible Surface Defects or other defects or claims which are or should be apparent from a Walk-Through Inspection of the Residence, unless such defects or claims are listed on the Punch List.
Type of Distress Measured Parameter Degree of Severity Assessment Rating Repair Action For the case d < D/2 For the case d > D/2 Surface Defects 7 Ravelling or Honeycomb type surface r = area damaged surface/total surface of slab (%) h = maximum depth of damage 0 Nil, not discernible Short Term Long Term No action.
The Covered Items include the Visible Surface Defects (defined below) identified by Buyer or Seller’s Representative at the 1st and/or Final Walk-Through Inspection of the Residence.
This Warranty covers only those Visible Surface Defects which are noted in the Buyer's Inspection Report.
The Covered Items include the Visible Surface Defects (defined below) identified by Buyer or Seller’s Representative at the final walk-through inspection of the Dwelling.