Kitchen Equipment definition
Examples of Kitchen Equipment in a sentence
As used herein the term "Kitchen Equipment" shall include, without limitation, kitchen fixtures (except for sanitary plumbing fixtures), counters, stainless steel equipment, ranges, ovens, display cases and refrigeration equipment (excluding the walk-in cooler).
The Company and its employees and agents shall not be liable for any loss or damage to the equipment, furnishings or appurtenances required in Exhibit D attached hereto provided, however, that the Company shall replace approved housewares set forth in the Kitchen Equipment list in Exhibit D attached hereto.
The Company will bear 50% of the replacement fee for items on the approved House Wares Kitchen Equipment List.
Installation and service of all Architectural Sheet Metal, Roofing Sheet Metal, Coping Fascia, Gravel Stop, Gutters and Downspouts, Skylights, Louvers, Dust and Material Handling Systems, Metal Stacks, Ventilation and Exhaust Systems, Metal Sunshades, Kitchen Equipment, Hoods, Fume and Exhaust, Evaporative Coolers, Metal Roof Decking and Siding.
The Company will bear 50% of the replacement fee for specific items on the approved House Wares Kitchen Equipment List.
Commercial Kitchen Equipment, Small Wares, Janitorial Equipment and Installation.
With a wide array of capabilities spanning Heating and Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Plumbing, Electrical, Piping, Metal Fabrication, Commercial Kitchen Equipment, Fire Suppression, and Facility Maintenance, Reliance designs, builds, and maintains systems for a variety of commercial, industrial, and residential customers.
Kitchen Equipment shall be installed by the Tenant at its expense (and all work and actions in connection therewith shall be subject to the provisions of this Lease, including, without limitation, Article Six), and the Tenant, at its expense, shall keep all Kitchen Equipment (including any related fans and all connections between the Kitchen Equipment and such fans) clean and in a good state of repair and operating condition.
It will only be replaced under the Kitchen Equipment Emergency Repair Fund if it cannot be fixed, or if the cost of the repairs is greater than the cost of replacement.
Unless required by Requirements or the provisions of this Lease, once the Kitchen Equipment has been installed in accordance with plans approved by the Landlord, the Tenant shall not be required to relocate the flue or add any bracing to the floor by reason of the Kitchen Equipment unless the Landlord bears the cost thereof.