Common use of Variations in Color and Materials Clause in Contracts

Variations in Color and Materials. Seller shall not be responsible for any difference or change in color, wood grain, dye lots, tint, shading, discoloration, texture or tone, etc. between that of samples of options displayed to Buyer, the merchandise ordered, and that delivered and/or installed. This includes but is not limited to cabinets, countertops, wood flooring, tile flooring and grout, marble fireplace surrounds, carpeting, railing and staircase stains, etc. Wood is purchased from all parts of North America; as a result, there may be variations in many superficial characteristics of the timber. Every piece of wood has different characteristics in color and grain resulting in inconsistency of how the various pieces take staining and finishing. Mineral streaks can manifest as shades of black, green, red or white. Black streaks may also be found in maple wood and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ may have "pit marks". These variations can be very distractive, especially in natural and light stain finishes. The wood of your completed cabinetry and/or flooring may project a different appearance from that of a smaller example, another set of cabinets or a completely different floor. Dimensions of your Home may differ from those reflected in brochures, advertisements, artist's renderings and marketing floor plans. Actual dimensions may vary upon completion of the Home.

Variations in Color and Materials. Seller shall not be responsible for any difference or change in color, wood grain, dye lots, tint, shading, discoloration, texture or tone, etc. between that of samples of options displayed to Buyer, the merchandise ordered, and that delivered and/or installed. This includes includes, but is not limited to to, cabinets, countertops, wood flooring, tile flooring and grout, marble fireplace surrounds, carpeting, railing and staircase stains, etc. Wood is purchased from all parts of North America; as a result, there may be variations in many superficial characteristics of the timber. Every piece of wood has different characteristics in color and grain resulting in inconsistency of how the various pieces take staining and finishing. Mineral streaks can manifest as shades of black, green, red or white. Black streaks may also be found in maple wood and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ may have "pit marks". These variations can be very distractive, especially in natural and light stain finishes. The wood of your the completed cabinetry and/or flooring may project a different appearance from that of a smaller example, another set of cabinets or a completely different floor. Dimensions of your the Home may differ from those reflected in brochures, advertisements, artist's renderings and marketing floor plans. Actual dimensions may vary upon completion of the Home.