Wall Surfaces Sample Clauses

The "Wall Surfaces" clause defines the standards and requirements for the finish, treatment, and maintenance of wall surfaces within a project. It typically specifies acceptable materials, surface preparation methods, and quality of workmanship, such as requiring smooth finishes or particular types of paint or coverings. This clause ensures that all wall surfaces meet aesthetic and functional expectations, preventing disputes over quality and providing clear guidelines for contractors to follow.
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Wall Surfaces a. The Hirer, its attendees, staff, participants, agents, employees, invitees, contractors, sub- contractors or volunteers, are not permitted to hang, attach, stick, screw, nail, staple or affix anything to the interior or exterior walls of the Venue or buildings. The venues are heritage listed, aged, and very sensitive and wall surfaces are easily damaged. b. The Hirer will be liable to pay for any costs associated with repair of damage as per Condition 6.2.
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Wall Surfaces. All bathrooms, stairwells, air ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and perimeter walls to be painted with Zolatone paint of Lessee's choice. Patch as necessary.
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Wall Surfaces. Remove wallcovering in conference room, room 2 and 3. Paint conference room whisper grey. Pain office #2 white on top and grey on bottom, paint office #3 whisper grey. Paint all other offices whisper grey. Clean all other wallcovering to remove blemishes, if possible. Patch all holes in drywall. Holes in wallcovering cannot be patched.
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Wall Surfaces. Draperies
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Wall Surfaces. Lessor shall paint all partitions in building standard paint and color.
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Wall Surfaces. All damage to walls, including holes in the sheet rock walls should be repaired prior to move-out. Repairs must be level and match the appearance, texture, and color of the surrounding wall. Walls painted in other than the standard building colors existing at the commencement of tenant’s occupancy shall be repainted in the standard building color(s).
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