FACTORY MADE PVC PANELLED DOOR SHUTTERS Sample Clauses

FACTORY MADE PVC PANELLED DOOR SHUTTERS. PVC door shutters shall be of the thickness as specified in Schedule “A” consisting of frame made out of MS tubes of 19 x 19 mm for xxxxxx, and 15 x 15 mm for top and bottom rails. MS frame shall be covered with 5 mm thick heat moulded PVC sheet “C” channel having a 5 mm thick PVC sheet strip of 20 mm width stuck inside with solvent cement, forming xxxxxx, and 5 mm thick PVC sheets for top rail, lock rail and bottom rail on either side, and 10 mm thick, 20 mm wide cross PVC sheet as gap inset for top rail and bottom rail. Panelling of 5 mm thick PVC sheet to be fitted in the MS frame welded / sealed to the xxxxxx and rails with PVC sheet beading, and joined together with solvent cement adhesive etc. shall be complete as per direction of EIC, manufacturer’s instructions and drawing as specify in clause 8.34.2 of SSR Part–I 2009 print.
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