Florey, it has nothing to do with stylish or directness. As Puffy said, it's often not easy to convey in the title what a post is about. More than that, as others said, the posts very often wander from the original content intended, and we like it like that. Well, I think most of us do. There is a nice freedom here to let our minds wander where they will and express what any thread brings up even if not 'on topic'. It's really the heart of this place to me. These days there really aren't all that many posts to keep up with that I feel I miss many... eventually. If you find this hard to follow, just be glad you weren't here a decade ago when we were really prolific. Smiles. On the other hand, it's too bad you weren't. Relax, enjoy, read and post as you will.

Oh I enjoy it.. but have always known that it was scripted.. We just sit a laugh about these kids looking at a 'starter' home for over 400K... What I'd really like to know is what are their jobs that they can afford these places... I really do like the International version - just to see the interiors and lifestyles.. My sister & BIL lived in off-base housing while stationed in England... ..

Not under a cooktop but the same idea- middle drawer of a 30" frameless cabinet. These are not adjustable, (mine and predate when I could do that easily) Spacing is 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 clear between and dividers are 4-1/4" (4-1/2" max) high to allow lids and (11") fry pans to tilt enough to clear and saucepans to sit front to back. It also allows much easier access than full height dividers. Drawer box sides should be full height if at all possible. Larger fry pans, square sided sauteuse, woks, etc. get stored elsewhere. Usually with tray dividers in base cabinet though the first two can work in the top drawer of a frameless caibnet. (I hate stacking) Nowadays I spec adjustable in most brands, the one brand that I can't do that with we put them in with pocket hole screws and fit them to the clients actual stuff.

Well put Irina. But just an observation, when you are "googling" for a source for what you want to purchase, you base your decision to buy on how the ".com" represents itself. If it sounds like a large company and they have what you want,,,,,you go ahead and order. Then the problem starts. Yes, I think it is our responsibility to investigate them BEFORE you place the order. Maybe if more of that were done we wouldn't have to have this conversation. But on the flip side of the coin,,,,what about the companies that are large, show a good ".com" site, and people are still disappointed??? Referring specifically to violet retail growers. I have listened to complaints about almost every one of them. The big names. AND then there are those who are absolutely thrilled with their order and a little freebie thrown in. I don't know the answer. I think it takes research before you order and if something is wrong,,,follow up nicely. It could just be a human mistake. Except for that company in Tennessee. Not commenting because I never ordered from them. Based on complaints I won't. (beside,,,they don't seem to have violets! lol) Even Ebay. I have ordered from them, oh maybe 4 or 5 times. I have also sold on Ebay several times. I have not had to make complaints, nor have I received any complaints against me. My angst with Ebay is really with the SELLERS who sell snake oil. But as I said in a different post CAVEAT EMPTOR!!! If it sounds too good to be true,,,,it usually is. Again,,,,that is what GOOGLE is for!!! I guess my mantra is "Google then Get, Google then Don't!!!!" Rosie