Condensation. In the event of cold outside air temperatures and/or high humidity inside the unit, condensation and/or frost and ice may form on the aluminum frame and/or glass. Purchaser acknowledges the responsibility to maintain unit humidity within levels specified by the warranty materials provided to Purchaser, and that Seller is not responsible for any damage to the Unit or to personal items in the Unit, including, but not limited to, hardwood flooring or other flooring material or gypsum drywall, which may occur due to condensation resulting from high humidity levels.
Condensation. The Tenant undertakes to take all reasonable steps to adequately heat and ventilate the Let Property in order to help prevent condensation, and to keep window vents open at all times.
Condensation. Condensation is not a product defect, but the result of excess humidity. Condensation, frost, mold, mildew, or fungus on product surfaces is not covered by this Limited Warranty.
Condensation. The Tenant should ensure that the Property is sufficiently ventilated to avoid condensation and mould growth. It should be noted that drying clothes inside the property should be avoided as this is likely to increase condensation.
Condensation. Condensation is the natural result of excessive moisture in the house and changes in interior or exterior temperatures. It does not indicate a defective or faulty product or installation. It is even possibly for frost to appear on a window or door as a result of excessive condensation in cold weather. This warranty does not cover condensation, frost or freezing from condensation. No window or door can prevent condensation if the humidity level in the home is too high.
Condensation. Condensation is not a product defect, but the result of excess humidity. Condensation, frost, or mold, mildew, or fungus on product surfaces is not covered by the Limited Warranty. Degradation or failure of the Ultrex® finish, hardware, or other components due to conditions such as air pollutants, acid rain, salt, sand, chemicals, or other corrosive or abrasive substances is not covered by the Limited Warranty. Screens are not designed to, and will not prevent falls. Window Opening Control Devices (WOCDs) are not a substitute for careful supervision of children. WOCDs must be tested at least monthly. Follow all safety information and instructions provided with WOCDs. This information is also available online at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Determining the suitability and compliance with local or other applicable building codes or standards, of all building components, including the use of any Infinity product, and the design and installation of any flashing or sealing system, is the responsibility of the buyer, user, architect, contractor, installer, and/or other construction professional. Infinity will not be liable for any problem or damage relating to inappropriate or faulty building design or construction, maintenance, installation, or selection of products. Windows and doors are only one element of a structure; Infinity does not warrant that third party certification of a building or project to any specific standard will be achieved through the use of any Integrity product. PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. Any implied warranty which cannot be disclaimed under applicable law will be limited in duration to the shortest permissible term and, in any event, will not exceed the term of the applicable express limited warranty; the requirements for presenting any claim so affected will be as provided in this Limited Warranty. Any product or component not specifically subject to this Limited Warranty or another written Infinity product warranty is provided AS IS and without warranty. This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights, which may vary from state to state. THIS WARRANTY IS NOT A WARRANTY OF FUTURE PERFORMANCE OR A STATEMENT OF THE USEFUL LIFE OF ANY INFINITY PRODUCT, BUT ONLY A WARRANTY TO REPAIR, REPLACE, OR REFUND. IN NO EVENT WILL INFINITY BE LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES. IN NO EVENT WILL INFINITY’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE PRICE PAID FOR THE AFFECTED PRODUCT OR COMPONENT. The limit...
Condensation. Our double glazed units are designed to reduce heat loss which occurs through single glazing. We give no guarantee concerning the incidence, prevention or elimination of condensation. Examples are:-
a. Internal condensation caused by excess moisture in the domestic environment b. External condensation: Thermally efficient windows are so good at keeping the heat in that the outer pane can get cold as it is no longer being warmed by wasted heat. Under some weather conditions and at certain times of the year, this can result in the formation of condensation on the outside surface of the glass. This is a positive indication of a thermally efficient window. For further information on condensation please refer to the condensation leaflet issued by the Glass and Glazing Federation, which can be downloaded from their website xxx.xxx.xxx.xx.
12.3 Glass:
Condensation. The company’s double glazing units are designed primarily to reduce heat loss which ordinarily occurs through single glazing. The presence of condensation is dependant upon the environment within the dwelling. The company gives no warranty concerning the incidences, prevention or elimination of condensation following the installation of its products.
Condensation. 12.1 You should ensure that the Property is sufficiently heated and ventilated to avoid condensation and mould growth. If there is excess condensation you must wipe down surfaces promptly with bleach or an anti-mould product to help prevent mould growth recurring. You may also be held responsible for making good any damaged areas as a result of your failure to heat and ventilate the Property. If you are in any doubt as to how to do so, please ask the Landlord or his Property Manager for advice.
12.2 Please note that the drying of clothes inside the Property, except in areas designated for that purpose, should be avoided as it is likely to increase condensation.
12.3 Trickle vents shall be left open at all times and extractor fans in bathrooms and kitchens should be used to minimise condensation problems.
12.4 Curtains and blinds should be kept open during the day to help minimise any condensation and damp in the property.
Condensation. At this time of year one of the major problems encountered by UDC tenants is condensation - and this could lead to mould growth in the home. Condensation is caused by the way we heat and ventilate our homes. As we improve the thermal efficiency of a building, such as UPVC windows door and blocking fireplaces, we reduce the natural ways in which the home was previously ventilated. ¦ Provide natural ventilation - keep windows and trickle vents open whenever possible ¦ Don’t dry damp clothes on radiators ¦ Close adjoining doors linking kitchens and bathrooms with other rooms in the house ¦ Use cooker hoods and provided extractor fans where possible ¦ Heat your home properly with the aid of the above preventative measures - allowing the house to cool down allows cold spots for mould to grow if the steps highlighted above do not prevent the growth of mould and dampness, ¦ In some instances there may be underlying construction issues, however these cases are very few in number and most causes of mould and condensation are the result of the issues as highlighted above. Please call the repairs team for further assistance on 01799 510510. An adviser will take the necessary details and our repairs department will call you back to make a suitable appointment. Please refer to the Repairs Handbook when contacting us about a repair (see the copy sent with this edition of Housing News). It will help you to identify and describe any repair problems. By giving as much detail as possible you can help us decide who the best person to carry out the repair is, what equipment and parts they may need and how quickly they need to get to you. If you want to email a repairs issue, contact xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx or visit xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx If you need to call us outside of normal working hours, please ring 01223 849755 and the answering service will relay your information to a duty officer. Lifeline is the Council’s 24 hour, 365 days a year monitoring system for our older or vulnerable residents. It is an alarm system which you can activate in an emergency. All you need is a telephone line and socket, an electrical supply nearby and one of our alarm units. Should you require assistance just press your red button on a pendant worn around your neck or wrist. This will connect to our 24-hour monitoring centre where the call will be answered by a specially-trained operator who will provide the appropriate response - either by contacting a key holder or the emergen...
