Carpet and flooring Sample Clauses

Carpet and flooring. 1. Except when damaged by the Government, the Lessor shall repair or replace flooring at any time during the Lease term when:
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Carpet and flooring. A. Install new carpet throughout Premises; Replace all carpet throughout the Premises in accordance with Performance Specifications contained herein as Revised Exhibit C-1; Replace the carpet or install rug over damaged carpeting in hallway outside Suite entrance; LESSOR to pay cost to move personal property required to complete carpeting. Interior Painting: Repair interior wall cracks and holes and repaint all interior walls throughout the Premises;
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Carpet and flooring. A. Replace carpet throughout the Premises. COUNTY to determine color and style of carpet to meet minimum standards as follows:
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Carpet and flooring. For bedrooms, provide carpet with underlay over existing floorboards. Refer to provisional sum for carpet.
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