We sell both products. Pebble Hill is one of or better sellers. We have sold and installed pallets of it without 1 complaint to date. The comment regarding the laminate with a veneer over top is fairly accurate. The word veneer should not be used rather a hardwood layer. The unique core gives it a greener and much more stability than most others. Epic also has the new scuff resistant technology which actually places the aluminum oxide layer on top of the finish which makes it many times tougher to scratch or rough up the surface. Are you installing yourself or having the store install for you. emAIL ME AND i WILL LET YOU KNOW WHETHER THE PRICE ON THE PRODUCT SEEMS RIGHT.We get the lowest wholesale numbers from shaw possible as we are a huge Shaw Store. We are also Largest Mohawk Store in our district. Email me with more info. Thanks.

Wall tub fillers are designed to be used with the smaller, shallower tub/shower combos that have the integral tile flange right against the wall. The spouts aren't usually long enough to work for a soaking/jacuzzi type tub, even if mounted with a very small deck. They don't reach/barely reach into a roman tub. That's why roman tub faucets exist. They have a longer spout and higher fill rate. They are usually deck mounted, but can be rim mounted on the tub itself if you don't have enough room for a deck mount. They must be mounted close enough to the access point that you can turn them on or off before getting into the tub, so that usually doesn't work for one of the far corners or far side of the deck. The usual mounting spot is on the access side, offset deck mounted so as to give enough room to be able to get in and out of the tub.

Lindac92, Judy G's story is correct. I have one of the cabinets. There is also the story of them here. http://www.silkroadcollection.com/chinese-furniture-history.html#Kitchen "There is actually a traditional Chinese kitchen cabinet, designed to circulate air around fruits and vegetables without letting in light. The lower compartments housed live chickens and other fowl, destined for dinner." This is mine below, and I was also told about the chickens for the day's meal being put in there.

Arkansas...let me explain. ...years ago soap was used to do laundry thats all there was but once synthetic detergent hit the market our grandparents were thrilled...Dr Bronners is lovely I love it expecially the peppermint...but its a soap....think about bar bath soap and the ring of scum it leaves in a tub that's what it leaves in clothing and in a washer on the washer parts you can't see or get to without a complete tear down its a perfect breeding ground in the washer for mold to grow and it will. Since bleach or no other chemical is going to clean this on its own you would have to tear the machine apart and use a scrub brush and a lot of elbow grease. This scum will build up in the fibers of textiles causing dingy clothes and an odor. I know this stuff is all over the net on all the mommy blogs but they arnt giving the complete picture. Soap can be used but its a lot of work...you would need a wringer washer...tons of very hot next to boiling water for the wash and rinse cycle and a good phosphate as it requires chemically softened water and still all the soap won't be removed....also think about this..the main recipe for this stuff is Washing soda and soap..add 2 T per load...that means each ingrident going in each load amounts to grams yet the directions on the washing soda box says add 1/2 to 1 cup per load to act as a booster to your detergent so what's a few grams gonna do.... Our grandparent were thrilled when synthetic detergent hit the market. ...keep looking Arkansas..this homemade brew is for people looking for cheap..not people that want clean clothes.