Seems a shame to hide those doors with a track system for screens
have you considered screens that roll up to retract and pull/roll down to use? They're kind of like window shades. Might be a nicer view when the...
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please check your identical string under Archect.
I replied to your other post under the other subject area, please take a peek there.
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There he goes again
OP: it depends. Check with your local jurisdiction regards to which building codes and electrical codes are effective in your local area, then he...
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Here's where you can find contact info on your stanley door
The "Stanley" name for entry doors can be found here: http://www.masonite.com specific catalogue to help you identify your own door here: ...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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look at the hinge side of the door frame or the top of the door
There should be a manufacturer's plate there giving the info on the door. Then call stanley and ask them for a replacement window trim kit for you...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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or build a table top frame supported by turned posts
Or you could build a "table top frame" with 2x4"s, supported with stock turned posts to the floor (and from the top's frame in the center as well i...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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One more thing, brooker
Also if I get the "jist" of your post correctly, you are looking to remove the steps and not put in any kind of balcony or anything, and this door-...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Door sizes
First of all you mention french doorS, and to have a pair of doors that small and custom made would not be such a good idea as the confusion genera...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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brian66...
The OP has an older GE 3-wire low-voltage system. This uses relays for the controls and the 'switch plates' are not regular switches. one lightin...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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foundation drainage
reginak: I suggest you peruse the website at buildingscience.com Not knowing where you are, what kind of construction you're doing, what your f...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Yet another alias
Bill/Jarrod/whoever you're pretending to be today: Again issues that were never part of the OP's issue, and yet again you resort to yet another ...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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this is a DIYer and he's not going to have tons of specialty tools and training
He's a DIYer asking for best advice. I think any DIYer can handle black pipe with minimal training, Copper is quite another story, requiring sp...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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you're going to reside (live) in a shed?
Like the unibomber did? I must have missed something..."I have built a machine shed to reside in..." This was a structure meant to house mach...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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One more handy link
http://ecmweb.com/mag/electric_threelamp_circuit_tester/ Hope you find this helpful as well.
about 8 years by MistressEll
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helpful links
On receptacles in general: http://ecmweb.com/mag/electric_article_receptacles/ Some basic info on GFCI receptacles: http://ecmweb.com/mag/...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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I don't think most florescent luminaires do well on a GFCI protected supply
you might want to check the compatibility with your 4' florescent fixture (luminaire) with a GFCI protected circuit. The usual ballast/tube config...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Jarrod, back off you have entirely missed EVERY POINT of the OP
You have jumped in at first with WRONG information, and it was another party who's first post was removed then reposted regarding the shared neutra...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Jarrod Stop please and read original post
#1 They ALL do Jarrod (require GFCI protection) this "Home office" is in a BASEMENT. #2 I'm NOT going to get into a debate on how to interpret t...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Never made that mistake with shoes...but....(t)
I've never purchased a pair of SHOES without trying them on, but I have been known to purchase "off the rack" a pair of size 10 slacks and tried to...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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well...
Point being that the plunges for the biscuits will plunge into that 1" strip and weaken the wood, and eventually that wood will do its own "adjusti...
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