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First Floor
(a) Private Dining Room. - Apply a non-
slip preparation to underside of the
large rug.
(b) Green Room. - The silk damask tapestry
rug should be provided with a backing
which will give greater body to the rug,
thereby lessening the tendency for rug
to slip and buckle.
(c) Main Entrance. - The present small rug
is worn and should be replaced with a
new rug provided either with a sponge
rubber rug mat or a non-slip prepara-
tion applied to the underside of the
rug.
(3) Second Floor
(a) All bathrooms. - Provide a sponge rubber
mat for each bathroom rug.
(b) Small South-East Bedroom. - The edges
of the rug, located under the bed, curl
and ripple due to the extreme flexibility
of the rug, thereby presenting a tripping
hazard. A lining or sizing should be ap-
plied to the back of the rug SO as to
minimize the curling and rippling of the
edges.
(c)
Miss Margaret Truman's Sitting Room. -
Provide sponge rubber mats for all
scatter rugs used in this room and under
the rug in the hallway leading to the
bath and bedroom.
(d) Miss Margaret Truman's Bedroom. - Trim
the bottom edge of the clothes closet
door SO that it will allow the door to
be opened over the rug without breaking
the edge of the rug.
(e) Miss Odum's Office. - The edge of the rug
nearest the entrance is badly frayed and
should be repaired.
(f) Blue Room (Room No. 14). - The small
scatter rugs to which is now attached a
backing of smooth surface material should
be provided with sponge rubber rug mats.
C-69090
38
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