Windows, skylight and glass Sample Clauses

Windows, skylight and glass. 4.10.1 Repair or replacement of timber window frames, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and as evidenced in Appendix F and scheduled in Appendix G. 4.10.2 Repair or replacement of steel window frames, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and as evidenced in Appendix F and scheduled in 4.10.3 Reinstatement of ex situ window frames and reinstatement of missing windows, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and as evidenced in Appendix F and scheduled in Appendix G.the building spreadsheets. 4.10.4 Opening of blocked windows and reinstatement of missing frames, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and as evidenced in Appendix F and scheduled in Appendix G. 4.10.5 Repair or renewal of glazing in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and as evidenced in Appendix F and scheduled in Appendix G
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Windows, skylight and glass. 4.10.1 Repair of timber window frames including the renewal of up to 25% of the total length of material contained in the frames, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E. 4.10.2 Repair of steel window frames including the renewal of up to 25% of the total length of material contained in the frames, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E. 4.10.3 Reinstatement of ex situ window frames and reinstatement of missing windows, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and the building spreadsheets. 4.10.4 Opening of blocked windows and reinstatement of missing frames, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and the building spreadsheets. 4.10.5 Repair or renewal of glazing in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and the buildings spreadsheets.
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Related to Windows, skylight and glass

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