Common use of Scope of Warranty Clause in Contracts

Scope of Warranty. This warranty applies only when the Product is used on a personal residence, and applies only for the lifetime of the consumer owning the residence (the “Owner”) at the time the Product is installed. This warranty is non-transferrable. Any transfer of the property ends the warranty period. The Product shall not lose more than 8.5% of its light transmitting capacity for a period of ten (10) years from the Commencement Date and no more than 1% per year thereafter (the “Permitted Decrease”) as a direct result of the effect of solar radiation as measured according to the procedures in ASTM D1003-77 (hereinafter referred to as “Decrease”). Decrease is measured by comparing the Product’s original light transmitting capacity vs. a cleaned sample taken from the claim site. The Product shall not break due to excessive loss of impact strength as a direct and exclusive result of impact of hail measuring up to 1 inch in diameter in size, and attaining up to 20 meter/sec. in velocity, for a period of ten (10) years from the Commencement Date (hereinafter referred to as “Breakage”). Loss of impact strength will be determined by testing conducted by the Manufacturer according to ISO 6603/1-1985(E) and/or ASTM D-5628–95 method F, to be applied on a sample of the broken sheet provided by the Owner. The Breakage warranty applies only if the sample is tested and broken such that water is permitted to leak through the sheet.