Complete list of items/materials to choose for my new home?
listener
14 years ago
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new: wlomwl swap 2012 (what's left on my want list)
Comments (149)We are still adding new swappers and updating lists until the end of the day today, midnight Central time, Sunday, Dec. 9. Post on this thread IF you make changes to your list on your member page! If this thread runs over the 150 post limit before tomorrow, I will start a new one. Otherwise, look for the new thread tomorrow. Morgan, I added your new items to the top of your list. Karen, I copied the list on your member page to the Composite Document. It worked fine! I'll e-mail you tomorrow. In the new thread I am going to offer the plain text copy to anyone who wants it. Lisa (ishareflowers), I've replaced your list with the one that is on your member page at this time. Let me know if there are still problems. It's no trouble to fix them. I'm all caught up to this point, and we have just a couple of people still working on their lists. Sandy, that's a lot of snow! I'm glad you have something you enjoy doing while you are cooped up inside, and we'll all enjoy having seed wishes fulfilled! It's been over two months since the middle of Texas has seen a trace of moisture, so we'd even take a light snowfall at this point! But just a light one. Here is a link that might be useful: COMPOSITE WANT LIST 2012 WLOMWL SWAP...See MoreList of Comprehensive Questions to Ask Builder Regarding New Home
Comments (8)What kind of walls for the basement? Poured concrete or mfg panels. Superior Walls is one for mfg panels. Poured concrete? I don't know enough To advise you but I understand the state of Al has a requirement for the Concrete. Maybe the density? You can choose your windows, doors, flooring, paint, of course light fixtures, Bath fixtures. He should give you an allowance for some of these also for Window coverings if you wish. Brick or siding you choose. Paint you choose color and quality. He may buy From the back room if you let him. 2by 4 studs or 2 by 6?for walls. Front door? Do you want to choose? Do you need one bath to be accessible Easier and less costly to have a wide bath door put in now.. I'm rambling? Start at the front door of your plans and walk through the house and see what you like and what you would change. Jo...See MoreWhole House: A completely blank canvas - what would you choose?
Comments (11)A lot of appliances come in a few standard sizes, such as a refrigerator. What your son might consider doing is measure for the widest refrigerator out there and the most narrow and both leave a space for the widest with a tall movable -- rather than built in -- a tall movable pantry cabinet the width of the difference, letting the buyers choose their own refrigerator -- and saving the builder(s) that cost. With the adjacent cabinet movable beside the refrigerator, the only cabinet that the buyer might need to redo to have their choice of appliance fit would be shrinking the width of the movable cabinet [Doing something similar with a dishwasher could work -- perhaps the adjacent movable cabinet (not built in) might be a wheeled trash can cart. A dishwasher that could be faced to blend with the base cabinet doors would make the color of appliances optional … in case the buyer wants or can only afford white. A basic Delta faucet with an arc (about $100 last spring) would work with a deep double stainless steel sink -- and they would work with either stainless or with white appliances.] A built in stove top and/or ovens would be considerably more difficult to do something similar with them. A stainless steel stove top would work with black oven door(s) -- which could work with either stainless or white refrigerator....See MoreMy visit to Canyon Ranch...one item checked off bucket list
Comments (8)Do you usually go to Kripalu alone? I have travelled by myself a fair amount but I would much rather do a spa thing with friends or as a couple. I think "summer camp" is an apt corollary, and that's why friends make all the difference. You may want to try it again with a group; then you could spend your time making fun of the biatchy crowd which is much more satisfying then mumbling to yourself. Plus I think things like bracelet making would be more fun with friends, too....See Morelistener
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