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Your doorways use a rounded corner bead (your pic), rather than wood trim.
What about your windows?
Not sure about Walt's situ.
All wall corners are rounded. Doors have trim except for sliders, no trim on windows.
Your doorways use a rounded corner bead (your pic), rather than wood trim.
What about your windows?
Not sure about Walt's situ.
Cheapest way to build a house , shitty looking IMOAll wall corners are rounded. Doors have trim except for sliders, no trim on windows.
Cheapest way to build a house , shitty looking IMO
dark wood trim throughout, lots of painting. That I can handle and have a good crew for that.Your doorways use a rounded corner bead (your pic), rather than wood trim.
What about your windows?
Not sure about Walt's situ.
need help also the latest trends in lighting.
Haven't done reno in about 10 years, is recessed lighting still popular? See lots of drops, chandeliers and domes lately with coffered ceilings.
Want a dark house inside to brighten up a lot more than their previous owners wanted. Standard 8 ft ceilings and will need some retro fit and wiring.
I'd prefer surface mount floods and spots if they exist as it will make my life so much easier.
Do you run wires similarly for the surface mounts?the latest is the snap in, if looking for overhead, renovation -
use a hole saw, run a wire, done - no can. can be used in wet areas,
these are incredibly easy to work with.
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The surface ones Rob mentioned are great for use where there were hanging fixtures (like replacing the three "HAT" lights over a bar.
they make "larger" fixture types - and they are inexpensive, and sometimes have multiple color temp settings - they have a sleek look,
almost bordering on cheap.
Ian's are retrofit for existing recessed lights to convert to LED.
I've used them all - just watch the color temp. The whites above 3000 are very white. and they are very bright if you do multiples,
so make sure they can be dimmed, and they will recommend a dimmer.
LED strip is cheap now - in/under cabinet, and accent.
I used Rob's surface ones in a lower level condo with no windows (just a couple sliding door leaving to the north)
They throw a ton of light - multiple dimmers used. Couldn't go recessed because of the fire rated ceiling.
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Do you run wires similarly for the surface mounts?
the latest is the snap in, if looking for overhead, renovation -
use a hole saw, run a wire, done - no can. can be used in wet areas,
these are incredibly easy to work with.
Yes. The box probably should be mounted, but nobody looks. They include a foam seal to prevent air leaks.You just make the connection in that box then toss it up into the ceiling?
Subaru puts the front driver side and rear passenger on the same circuit and Front passenger is tied to rear driver side. Their theory is that you can make it home with only a front and a rear brake if they are on opposite sides.Why is the bleed order not the typical longest run to shortest run?
(Usualy passenger rear driver rear pasenger front driver front). Why does subaru (im assuming they published this somewhere) differ? Or do they have weird routing?
Subaru puts the front driver side and rear passenger on the same circuit and Front passenger is tied to rear driver side. Their theory is that you can make it home with only a front and a rear brake if they are on opposite sides.
Looking for rough estimates to put in an offer. There's lots more to work on, but these are the big ticket items I'll need to get a contractor on to hit a deadline.
1) gut and update leaky small tubbed bathroom.
2) cental AC retro fit, house has boiler so no force air ducts