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METAL FRAMES Sample Clauses

METAL FRAMES. Welds and joints are warranted to not break or crack for three (3) years of commercial use. Powder coat finish is warranted to not peel for two
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METAL FRAMES. Welds and joints are warranted to not break or crack for three (3) years of commercial use. Powder coat finish is warranted to not peel for two (2) years of commercial use. Hardware used in production or assembly of Trex Outdoor Furniture is warranted to not break for one (1) year of commercial use. Woven inserts are warranted to not fail structurally, crack, unravel, fade excessively, or rot for two (2) years of commercial use.
METAL FRAMES. Welds and joints are warranted to not break or crack for five (5) years of residential use. Powder coat finish is warranted to not peel for five (5) years of residential use. Hardware used in production or assembly of POLYWOOD furniture is warranted to not break for five (5) years of residential use. Woven inserts are warranted to not fail structurally, crack, unravel, fade excessively, or rot for five (5) years of residential use.
METAL FRAMES. All METAL FRAMES are covered by a five year warranty against faulty workmanship and metal fatigue. Warranty on the finish is covered separately and is specified accordingly in this document. Stainless Steel frames are available in 2 grades. 304 Stainless is suitable for most outdoor applications with the exception of high exposure to salt air. 316 Stainless is suitable for all outdoor applications. All TIMBER FRAMES are covered by a two year warranty against faulty workmanship. All POLYPROPOLENE shells manufactured for outdoor use are UV resistant and are covered by a 2 year warranty from fading, cracking or splitting.
METAL FRAMES. Clean with soft cloth or sponge and a mild detergent solution; rinse than dry with soft cloth or buckskin. DO NOT USE aggressive products such as acids, solvents, or solutions containing chlorine or ammonia. Powder detergents, steel wool, and plastic fiber sponges can ruin the surfaces. Die-cast aluminum frames with chrome plating can occasionally have some slight peeling in heavy use environments.

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