Caulking Sample Clauses
The Caulking clause outlines the requirements and responsibilities for sealing joints and gaps in construction projects to prevent water, air, or pest infiltration. It typically specifies the types of materials to be used, the locations where caulking is necessary—such as around windows, doors, and plumbing penetrations—and the standards for workmanship. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause ensures that the building envelope is properly sealed, thereby enhancing energy efficiency, durability, and occupant comfort while reducing the risk of future maintenance issues.
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Caulking. Butyl rubber caulking compound for exterior use shall be 1-part polymerized rubber compound, gun consistency, conforming to federal specification TT-C 598 grade one.
Caulking acceptable product is Marco - Metal Roofing, Polymer Sealant, and to match roof colour, or approved equal;
a. Snow Guards acceptable product is Snow Defender 4500 or approved equal.
Caulking. Non-hardening type, suitable for exterior use’ compatible with the substance to which it is applied; to CAN/CGSB standards.
Caulking acceptable product is Marco - Metal Roofing, Polymer Sealant, and to match roof colour, or approved equal;
Caulking. Exterior caulking and interior caulking in bathtubs, shower stalls, and ceramic tile surfaces will crack or bleed somewhat in the months after installation. These conditions are normal and are not considered a problem. Any maintenance or repairs resulting from them are Buyer’s responsibility.
Caulking. On some installations caulking is used to seal the window or door frame or trim package against water or air penetration. Caulking is not considered part of the window or door, and therefore is not covered under this Warranty. Caulking is the maintenance responsibility of the homeowner.
Caulking weatherstripping; reglazing and repainting of windows; repair, replacement or installation of storm windows (exterior, interior, metal or wood) provided they match the historic shape and size of the historic prime windows and that the meeting rail coincides with that of the prime window. Color should match trim, if possible. Replacement of windows is not an exempt activity. If replacement windows are being proposed, the qualified professional must provide a statement to VDHP of the condition of existing windows, why the existing windows cannot be retained, safety considerations such as the presence of lead-based paint hazards; cost considerations of retaining existing windows vs. installing replacements including ongoing maintenance; and rationale for the design and selection of new windows, along with how the replacement windows will meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation. Energy efficiency shall be considered as part of the evaluation of the proposed replacement windows.
Caulking. Caulking is used on installations to seal the frames of windows and doors against water or air penetration. Caulking is not considered a part of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ product and therefore, is not covered under this warranty. Caulking is normally considered a maintenance responsibility of the owner. Many ▇▇▇▇▇▇ products are labeled with certifications and data that are based of a single sample of the product at the time of manufacture. Ratings are based on a combination of computer simulations and physical testing of product samples. Performance of individual products may vary and will change over time, depending on conditions of use.
Caulking. Acceptable product is Dap, Alex Fast Dry Caulking, exterior paintable latex caulking or approved equal.
Caulking. 1. When specified in the Special Provisions, use caulking to seal crevices, gaps between steel elements exceeding 1/8”, and areas of pack rust that can not be removed. CONTRACT NO. MBPM20
2. Identify the caulking materials to be used in the pre-project submittals. Use only caulking materials that are acceptable to the paint manufacturer and the Engineer.
3. Unless directed otherwise by the Engineer, apply caulking before the application of the finish coat. Use a caulking that matches the color of the finish coat.
4. Mix and install the caulking in strict accordance with the approved Field Surface Preparation/Painting Plan and the caulking manufacturer's instructions.