Drawers Sample Clauses

The "Drawers" clause defines the parties responsible for issuing or creating negotiable instruments, such as checks or bills of exchange. In practice, this clause identifies the drawer as the individual or entity that orders the payment of a specified sum to a payee, and it may outline the drawer's obligations, such as ensuring sufficient funds or proper authorization. Its core function is to clarify the roles and responsibilities of the drawer in financial transactions, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring accountability in the handling of negotiable instruments.
Drawers a. Drawer fronts shall be applied to separate drawer body component sub-front. Drawers shall be equipped with drawer front adjusters for alignment in field and permanently secured with pan-head washer style screws. b. Drawer sides shall be doweled and glued to receive front and back. c. Drawer bottom shall be let-in on front, sides, and back. Routing, in drawer body for bottom, shall receive glue. Reinforce drawer bottoms with 1/2 inch x 4 inch front-to-back intermediate underbody stiffeners. One stiffener at 24 inches, two at 36 inches, and four at 48 inches . d. Paper storage drawers shall be fitted with full width hood at back.
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Drawers. Drawer fronts shall be same material as doors. Sides and backs shall be minimum of 11/16" thick "C" grade solid lumber with sides dovetailed or mortised and tenoned into fronts. Backs shall be dadoed into sides. Drawer bottoms shall be minimum 1/4" softwood or hardwood exterior plywood let into front, sides and back. All drawer parts shall be glued and nailed or stapled together. Mount drawers on pair of epoxy coated 150 lb. capacity side mounted metal guides. Cabinet member guides must be attached at rear to 1/4" solid lumber hanging rail by use of metal rear mount brackets or by continuous wraparound method. All pull-out work surfaces and drawers must have positive lever stops, which have less of a tendency to jump the tracks when the drawer is fully extended.
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Drawers. 1 Fabricate drawers to AWMAC custom grade supplemented as follows: .2 Sides and Backs, bottoms: .1 Melamine: 19 mm thick, interior, white.
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Drawers. Provide heavy-duty 3/4 extension drawer slides.
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Drawers. Provide heavy-duty’/, extension drawer slides.
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Drawers. All drawer fronts are 3-ply construction, 3/4" thick with matched wood grain. Drawer sides, back and front are wood grain vinyl wrapped, 1/2" thick. Box and file drawers have 1/8" thick hardboard bottoms. Lateral file drawers feature 1/4" thick bottoms. 5-sided drawer construction allows for easy removal of drawer fronts. front to back or side to side. LOCKING All desks, credenzas, returns and files feature standard locking. Removable lock cylinders allow for units to be re-keyed at a later date if required. Units ship randomly keyed as standard. Lock cores match pull color. Double Kerf F Duo G Flute X Square Y Pull Options Arc Aluminum Aluminum Buckle Aluminum Elite Aluminum Focus Aluminum Quadra Aluminum Beam Aluminum Groove AAC ABU AEL AFC AQD ABM AGR Black Arc Black Buckle Black Elite Black Focus Black Quadra Black Beam Black Groove BAC BBU BEL BFC BQD BBM BGR CANVAS 6800 INTERIOR DRAWER DIMENSIONS CANVAS 6600 INTERIOR DRAWER DIMENSIONS 68-4872CBLP/CBRP Box 12 3/16 16 1/4 3 1/2 66-3672LP/RP Box 12 3/16 16 1/4 3 1/2 68-4272CLP/CRP File 12 3/16 16 1/4 9 1/4 66-3672DP File 12 3/16 16 1/4 9 1/4 68-3672LPS/RPS 66-3672BLP/BRP 68-3672LP/RP 66-3672BDP 68-3672DPS 66-3072DP 68-3672DPS 66-3066DP 68-3672BLPS/BRPS 66-3060DP 68-3672BLP/BRP 66-2415SHPD2
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Drawers. Shall have heavy duty glides and have the option to be lockable.
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Drawers. The Company shall furnish terminal employees the to lock and safeguard cash of the Company they are handle. When It is necessary for two or more agents to handle cash on work shifts, they shall each be provided with a cash drawer equipped with a lock and key.
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