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16.3 A hammer mark on trim shall not be visible If the interior trim fails to meet the standard, Surfaces altered incident to any repair
from a distance of six feet or more when the Builder shall take such action as will be finished or touched up to match
viewed in normal light. necessary to bring the variance within the the surrounding area as closely as
standard. practical.
16.4 A nail or nail hole in interior trim shall not If the interior trim fails to meet the standard, Surfaces altered incident to any repair
be visible from a distance of six feet or the Builder shall take such action as will be finished or touched up to match
more when viewed in normal light. necessary to bring the variance within the the surrounding area as closely as
standard. practical.
SHELVING 16.5 Shelving, rods and end supports shall be If the closet rods, shelving or end supports Surfaces altered incident to any repair
installed per the measurements stated in fail to meet the standard, the Builder shall will be finished or touched up to match
this subsection. The length of a closet rod take such action as necessary to bring the the surrounding area as closely as
shall not be shorter than the actual variance within the standard. practical.
distance between the end supports in an
amount equal to or exceeding of an inch
and shall be supported by stud-mounted
brackets no more than four feet apart.
The length of a shelf shall not be shorter
than the actual distance between the
supporting walls by an amount equal to or
exceeding of an inch and shall be
supported by stud-mounted brackets no
more than four feet apart. End supports
shall be securely mounted.
CABINET DOORS 16.6 Cabinet doors shall open and close with If the cabinet doors fail to meet the Some warping, cupping, bowing or
reasonable ease. Cabinet doors shall be standard, the Builder shall take such action twisting is normally caused by surface
even and shall not warp more than inch as necessary to bring the variance within temperature and humidity changes.
when measured from the face to the point the standard. Surfaces altered incident to any repair
of the furthermost point of the door or will be finished or touched up to match
drawer front when closed. the surrounding area as closely as
practical.
17. MIRRORS, INTERIOR GLASS & SHOWER DOORS
MIRRORS, INTERIOR 17.1 A mirror, interior glass or shower door If a mirror, interior glass, shower door, None.
GLASS & SHOWER shall not be loose and shall be securely fixture or component fails to meet the
DOORS mounted or attached to the supporting standard, the Builder shall take such action
surface. Fixtures, such as towel bars or as necessary to bring the variance within
door handles, shall be securely mounted. the standard.
17.2 A mirror, interior glass or shower door If a mirror, interior glass or shower door fails None.
shall not be damaged due to construction to meet the standard, the Builder shall take
activities. such action as necessary to bring the
variance within the standard.
17.3 A shower door shall not leak If a shower door fails to meet the standard, None.
the Builder shall take such action as
necessary to bring the variance within the
standard.
17.4 Imperfections in a mirror or shower door If a mirror or shower door fails to meet the None.
shall not be visible from a distance of two standard, the Builder shall take such action
feet or more when viewed in normal light. as necessary to bring the variance within
the standard.
17.5 When opening and closing, a shower door If a shower door fails to meet the standard, None.
shall operate easily and smoothly without the Builder shall take such action as
requiring excessive pressure. necessary to bring the variance within the
standard.
18. HARDWARE & IRONWORK
HARDWARE 18.1 Hardware finishes shall not be tarnished, If the hardware finish fails to meet the The Builder is not responsible for
blemished, corroded or stained due to standard, the Builder shall take such action tarnished, blemished, or stained
construction activities, unless the finish is as necessary to bring the variance within hardware finishes that have been
installed as a specialty feature. the standard. damaged by factors that are beyond
the manufacturer's or the Builder's
control such as the Owner's use of
abrasive pads or cleaners, harsh
chemicals, alcohol, organic solvents or
deterioration caused by exposure to
outdoor elements such as salt air or
humidity.
18.2 Hardware shall function properly, without If hardware fails to meet the standard, the None.
catching binding or requiring excessive Builder shall take such action as necessary
force to operate. to bring the variance within the standard.
18.3 Hardware shall not be scratched, chipped, If hardware fails to meet the standard, the None.
cracked or dented due to construction Builder shall take such action as necessary
activities. to bring the variance within the standard.
18.4 Hardware shall be installed securely and If hardware fails to meet the standard, the The Owner shall not exert excessive

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