Common use of Window Treatments Clause in Contracts

Window Treatments. If the Premises has any window treatments and unless noted on any applicable provided Furniture List, the window treatments are the Tenants’ responsibility and Tenants are responsible for maintenance of and repairs to the same, as needed. In order to enhance the appearance of the community, all window treatments installed by Tenants must appear white on the outside. Sheets, blankets, foil, etc., may not be hung in place of blinds. Upon receipt of written notice from Landlord, Tenants shall immediately remove any window treatments that Landlord determines are unacceptable.

Window Treatments. If the Premises has any window treatments and unless noted on any applicable provided Furniture List, the window treatments are the Tenants’ responsibility and Tenants are responsible for maintenance of and repairs to the same, as needed. In order to enhance the appearance of the community, all window treatments installed by Tenants must appear white on the outside. Sheets, blankets, foil, etc., may not be hung in place of blindswhere normal window treatments would be expected. Upon receipt of written notice from Landlord, Tenants shall immediately remove any window treatments that Landlord determines are unacceptable.

Window Treatments. If the Premises has any window treatments and unless noted on any applicable provided Furniture List, the window treatments are the Tenants’ responsibility and Tenants are responsible for maintenance of and repairs to the same, as needed. In order to enhance the appearance of the community, all window treatments installed by Tenants must appear white on the outside. Sheets, blankets, foil, etc., may not be hung in place of blindshung. Upon receipt of written notice from Landlord, Tenants shall immediately remove any window treatments that Landlord determines are unacceptable.