SHOWER CURTAINS Sample Clauses

The SHOWER CURTAINS clause specifies the requirements and responsibilities related to the provision, installation, or maintenance of shower curtains within a property or facility. Typically, this clause outlines whether the landlord or tenant is responsible for supplying shower curtains, the standards they must meet, and any obligations for replacement or upkeep during the lease term. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause helps prevent disputes over bathroom fixture responsibilities and ensures that hygiene and functionality standards are maintained.
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SHOWER CURTAINS. If the leased premises does not have shower doors on the bathtub/showers it is the responsibility of the Lessee(s) to obtain and install a shower curtain. Shower curtains must be positioned inside the bathtub during showering to avoid flooding the floor. Lessee(s) will be responsible for the cost to repair any and all damages incurred from either lack of shower curtain or improper usage of a shower curtain. This includes damage to other units due to water leakage from not having or properly using a shower curtain.
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SHOWER CURTAINS. Tenant must provide and use a shower curtain, where applicable, in each shower. Any damages as a result of not doing so will be the sole responsibility of the Tenant.
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SHOWER CURTAINS. All Residents will be responsible for purchasing a shower curtain and liner at least 82 inches or 6’10” in height to be used in any and all bathrooms within the apartment home. All liners need to be at a minimum length to cover the distance from the shower rod to the inside of the tub to ensure water will not leak from sides of tub. If a Resident does not provide the proper curtain and liner they may be held responsible for any damages due as a direct result of a short shower curtain or liner.
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SHOWER CURTAINS. Resident must provide and use a shower curtain in each shower. Any damage as a result of not doing so will be the sole responsibility of Resident.
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