+1. I don't see anything particularly unique between that pic and the awning offerings of most manufacturers. Regarding the size and style that you have, if you are set on preserving that style that's one thing, but if not you could easily switch configurations for that entire opening. Each option has pros and cons: 1) slider for price, a twin casement for performance, twin double hung for ease of cleaning and maintaining similar lines, or the existing quad awning which is probably the most expensive way you could possibly fill that opening-- but it does preserve the look.

Greg, it does sounded like I have a switch loop here which is switching on the hot side. I did not include this possibility initialy. But the problem is not a switch connection. The problem is I have no best way to know which wire is connected to which switches or outlet, especialy there are muilti-circuits tighted together ( another word, I try to figure out how the circuits are connected) . My initially thought was only one circuit which make sense to me for it is in the basement, not much power needed there. I doubt the condition is dangerous. Well, it is dangerouse when you walk when you trip and fall... or you can conside eating is dangerous,you can choke to death... I would say it needs to be cautious when you deal with voltage and current. But as long as you know what you are doing, and know what you need to look out for, any househood wiring is not as dangerouse as you think. Understand the circuits is important as well as having solid grounded wires. My attemp is to find the best way to understand how my circuits are connected together so I can track down if there is open/short somewhere. Once I know where is the problem at , I can fix it. Also, I can go on to add my ceiling light. ronnatalie, The ceiling box have 5 conduit ( which means 15 wires) in and out. I have no best way to tell which are feed lines from breakers which are not. I suppose I can untight the black wires and test the voltage presents. If the ones has voltage are the current "in" , and the onee doea not have the voltage are the current "out". At this moment, I hate to un-tight the wirenuts of red and black connection at the box. If I do, the box will be looking like a Medusa's hair, a mass. Is there a simply way to sort this out?

I found my fabricator and then he gave me access to 2 stone yards. The first one categorized the slabs by colors so I knew what colors were in my price range. The place just openly told me which slabs cost more. They didn't give me exact costs, they would just say things like "oh, that's mid-range" or "super rare" etc... I found about 5 slabs/colors that I liked at the first stone yard but I just wasn't set on any of them so I decided to visit the second stone yard. It was much farther away and I expected to see the same slabs - I was wrong. I saw lots of new slabs and while walking down the last aisle, starting to feel hopeless, there is was - my slab. I knew it the instant I saw it too - it was the one lol. The problem was I wasn't sure if could afford it. I called my guy and it was only $500 more than I planned on spending. I was so excited!! The search was over. You have to be very careful viewing slabs in stone yards when it comes to lighting. The first place I visited I thought I liked a particular slab - the colors looked great with my samples but then I saw the same slab at the next stone yard in different lighting and it changed the whole look and feel - it was nixed right away. Another slab I liked looked awesome but then I saw it under different lighting and realized how much red/copper was in the slab - I didn't even notice these colors the first time around. I would have cried if it went in my house. Some stone yards have the slabs outdoors, some under florescent lighting, so just keep that in mind when picking out a slab.

I couldn't find it either, or 'Dwindling' as part of a name in any brand's paint. Is she sure she has the correct name? Do you know what color family it's in? Has she called a store that sells Olympic or Porter Paint to ask if it's a discontinued name? Does she have a chip of it that can be matched?