Not to be mean about it, but I suspect that the correct name is TRUMBULL. Secondly, if someone has an old panel with the block you require, sending the block renders the panel they have as useless as yours now is. Most of this stuff accumulated by dedicated pack-rats has been discarded or already used as repair parts. My inventory of these type units is very low. I will try to look. Some jurisdictions forbid any repair work on panels this old, but enforcing it is about impossible. I will try to remember to look for one. My storage is unheated and the temps are low now.

If you asked me to set some temp plywood tops, I would put a couple screws in them to keep them from moving and possibly moving the drain lines on the sink. No reason to worry about filling the holes after the tops are gone. The new counters will cover them. The screws through the back of the peninsula cabinets should have been short enough to now come through the inside, or placed where you wouldn't be able to see/feel them. You should be able to take some nippers or side cutters and cut the visible portions of the screws/nails off.

Alana and Summer, I ordered my 6 Perditas from David Austin Roses. I wanted grafted because she is a little tender (that is why I have her planted 6 inches away from the house). Please note: PERDITA IS ONLY AVAILABLE FROM DAR FOR THIS SEASON!!! Next year she will not be offered. I know that Heirloom Roses has her on their list, but she is not available right now. She is still available from DAR according to their website. I don't know if they will allow Heirloom Roses to sell her once she is gone from DAR. Perdita is a honey of a rose for me!! :)

Thanks to all. I don't know why I thought the box would be blue. Maybe the blue boxes are for after construction? I think I can move the white clip to the other side where the metal pipe is, run the wire against the studs. and nail the clip back in. I didn't know what the white clips were called. I told him the light needed to be centered, and the vanity was there so I am not sure why the wire was put closer to the corner. Every time I don't like what he has done, I have to pay him to redo it. He charges by the hour, so it doesn't matter to him if he has to redo work. Well, at least it gets fixed, but it sure is costing me a lot to redo. In the other bathroom, the wiring is run across 4 different studs. I know the wire is not long enough to clip it to the side of the stud so maybe I can put blocking in there and clip it to that. Tile is going on that wall so hopefully that is more protective than just drywall. Greg_2015, ok thanks. I did not understand how it could go from one area to another after drywall was up. He really is an electrician. I checked his license. I think the mentality around here is that homeowners want to save money so contractors do what they can to help them save money, but I have told him multiple times that I want it to code no matter what it costs. We are in a very poor area. Everyone wants the lowest cost and they don't care about codes, I guess. My old by-the-book electrician would have never done this kind of work. He said expectations of some homeowners wanting to do things "cheaper" is one of the other reasons he moved. He was too high priced compared to others and had trouble getting jobs with homeowners complaining about his charges. Now that man has some ethics! I will put the boxes in myself once I buy the lights and move the clips. I had the electrician come back to fix the blank boxes in the wall at my cost. Good electricians are worth their weight in gold!