Doors definition

Doors means hinged or sliding doors which lead directly into a compartment that contains one or more seating positions and which are not folding doors, roll-up doors and doors that are designed to be easily attached to or removed from motor vehicles manufactured for operation without doors;

Doors. On standard size fitting with handle and one household, one ring and one bolt for each of the insider flash door. The PVC frame with Pella will be fitted with each kitchen and toilet.

Doors. New two piece oak doors of 4’ and 4’6” shall be installed as indicated on the plans. The existing metal door leading to tissue culture room #104 shall be relocated/ replaced as indicated in the plans. Floors: Existing seamless vinyl in the lab areas shall remain and be repaired where the surface is compromised as reasonably requested by the tenant. In the rear of lab #101, the area where carpet has been removed shall be replaced by seamless vinyl in a style and color most compatible with the existing, being aware that the existing seamless vinyl is no longer manufactured. The equipment room #103 shall be replaced with vct. The cubicle area floor shall have carpet with vinyl base to match that in the administrative area of the premises. Ceilings: Existing ceiling grid and act shall be removed and replaced along with solid surface ceiling tiles in the support area room #103. The cubicle area shall have existing grid where salvagable along with act. New grid and washable ceiling tiles by Teknotile or equal shall be installed in the main laboratory and tissue culture areas. Lighting: Existing 2x4 and 2x2 fluorescent lights will be relamped and be solid surface type. New solid surface lens type fluorescent lights will be used in the main laboratory #101. BENCHES: A new x.xxx bench with x.xxx counter shall be provided in the main lab #101near the glasswash/autoclave area as shown in the plan. The new lab sink will have protected hot and cold water and deck mounted emergency eyewash stations.

Examples of Doors in a sentence

• Doors: Xxx xxxx frame, shutter- Flush Door, Entrance Door of the flat will be Xxxxx Xxxx Panel xxxxx and polished.

More Definitions of Doors

Doors. Sliding or swinging doors with clear dimensions sufficient to accommodate entry of storage equipment measuring 75in/190.3cm high x 69in/174.5cm wide x 36.5in/92.5cm deep and equipment cabinets measuring 84.5in/214.63cm high x 24in/60.96cm wide x 36in/91.44cm deep. Where possible, removable headers and transoms above the doors are preferred. Doors must be lockable.

Doors means hinged or sliding doors which lead directly into a compartment that contains one or more seating positions and which are not folding doors, roll-up doors and doors that are designed to be easily attached to or removed from motor vehicles manufactured for operation without doors.

Doors. Hub entrance doors shall be 3'-6" x 7'-0"x 1 3/4" hollow metal with 1 1/2 hour UL listing and complimentary UL listed metal door frame. Door hardware shall be Simplex L-1000 mechanical cypher locks. Where possible, embed magnetic door contacts in door frame for security needs (see below). Door shall receive WinStar supplied, contractor installed door decal (or other signage) for space identification. Floors: Ensure the space has a level floor. Bare concrete floor shall be sealed to prevent the generation of dust, dirt, and other airborne particles. Standard Hub floor finishes shall be Xxxxxxxxx Imperial #51911 Classic White. Anti-static strip mats shall be used in equipment rows. All finish material schedules and specifications should be included in the design.

Doors. IDENTIFICATION (APR 2011) ............................................................................................................................................ 16 3.24 WINDOWS (APR 2011) ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16 3.25 PARTITIONS: GENERAL (APR 2015) ............................................................................................................................................... 17 3.26 PARTITIONS: PERMANENT (APR 2015) .......................................................................................................................................... 17 3.27 INSULATION: THERMAL, ACOUSTIC, AND HVAC (SEP 2013) ....................................................................................................... 17 3.28 WALL FINISHES – SHELL (SEP 2015) .............................................................................................................................................. 17 3.29 PAINTING – SHELL (JUN 2012) ........................................................................................................................................................ 17 3.30 FLOORS AND FLOOR LOAD (APR 2015) ......................................................................................................................................... 17 3.31 FLOOR COVERING AND PERIMETERS – SHELL (SEP 2013) ......................................................................................................... 17 3.32 MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING: GENERAL (APR 2011) ................................................................................................. 18 3.33 BUILDING SYSTEMS (APR 2011) ..................................................................................................................................................... 18 3.34 ELECTRICAL (JUN 2012) .................................................................................................................................................................. 18 LEASE NO. VA-101-17-L-XXXX LESSOR: ______ GOVERNMENT: ________ GSA FORM L100 (10/16)

Doors. The doors between the Solarium and the Presentation Room MAY NOT BE PROPPED OPEN AT ANY TIME. The Solarium is not an extension of the Presentation Room and is unheated and not cooled.

Doors. IDENTIFICATION (SEP 2000)

Doors. On the Materiality of the Symbolic.” Grey Room 47 (2012): 6-23.