Hello smokemaster_2007 I'm looking for CGN 21469, do you still have it or know someone who does?

In the range of 4x less watts needed, but that is dependent on the LED implementation -- incandescent will probably not vary as much. On bulbs.com, I see xenon 24V festoon 5W claims 50 lumens, and a 24V LED festoon 0.8W claims 35 lumens.

Eileen, Privacy fences can suffer significant wind loading, but much depends on where you are, your house versus the neighbors, landscaping, wind breaks, etc. Houses close to one another can sometimes act as wind breaks, other times they can contribute a venturi effect and actually increase wind loading. For a 6' fence I use 10' posts and go down 42" - 48". Frost depth in our area is 42". If they do use concrete, have them dig the hole, then put in a few inches of gravel, then tamp the gravel. Then set the post and add a few more inches of gravel. Then pour the concrete. As mentioned by the other posters. By doing that you end up with a concrete collar around the post instead of the post sitting in a "bowl" of concrete, the bowl can hold water. The life of the post can be extended markedly by using a collar instead of full immersion. Regardless, for a 6' tall privacy fence, due to wind loading 2' of burial won't cut it. Shallow burial depth combined with concrete can actually exacerbate frost heaving. The pricing is fair. Have you been to Rings End in Darien? I was there this morning to pick up some panel molding. They have a 6' cedar privacy fence, not sure if it'd suit your needs in terms of sturdiness or style, the fence you're getting does sound more sturdy and more decorative. Rings End panels are about $115 per 6' tall by 8' long section, and 5" square 10' cedar posts are about $40. Their fencing is not mortise/tenon though. I do need to say that I always build my own fencing, so I've never purchased fence from Rings End and because of that I've never looked at their fencing up close and personal with a critical eye. But it doesn't sound nearly as substantial as your proposed fence. Best, Mongo

With no exit vent from the enclosed tub area, new air has nowhere to go (you won't get any airflow into the cavity). So it will be pretty much the same as capping it off.