DWELLING UNIT PROPERTY NOT COVERED Sample Clauses

DWELLING UNIT PROPERTY NOT COVERED. BY CORPORATION INSURANCE 1. Floor coverings of any kind within a Dwelling Unit above the upper surface of the sub flooring, such as carpeting, vinyl goods or hardwood; 2. Wall coverings of any kind within a Dwelling Unit, such as paint, texture, wallpaper, paneling or permanently mounted mirrors; 3. Appliances within a Dwelling Unit, such as those used for refrigerating, ventilating, air conditioning, cooking, dishwashing, laundering, security or housekeeping; 4. Evaporative cooling and/or air conditioning equipment located on the common area roof of the Dwelling Unit; 5. Permanently installed plumbing fixtures such as bathtub, shower stall, toilet, sinks, water heater, water softener, and water filtering systems; 6. Permanently installed electrical fixtures; 7. Improvements and alterations and other inside building materials such as cabinetry and plumbing or heating systems located within the Dwelling Unit; 8. Permanently installed improvements and alterations such as entry storm doors or security doors, wrought iron window and arcadia door guards, and awnings attached to the exterior wall of the Dwelling Unit, and storage buildings and other appurtenant structures located within the patio or balcony immediately adjacent Dwelling Unit; and 9. Personal property of the Member.
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