Good, glad that helped! This section of my blog shows how we screwed in our panels, and what type of screws we used. We bought ours at Lowes. Adding the Panels If you live in a windy area, as I do, I'd strongly recommend screwing in the panels as you go...in other words, I'd recommend against tempting fate by planning on doing it later, especially since you don't have your extra clips yet. I've read too many scary stories here about lost panels (and wrecked frames) when the panels are just installed as per the kits. You might want to read my blog from start to finish...or at least skim it...I tried to combine many of the helpful tips offered by many Harbor Freight owners here at GardenWeb (who are a super group of folks, as you can tell!) Hopefully you'll find some helpful info, even though mine is the 10x12. When it comes to the reinforcements, the small difference in greenhouse size shouldn't make any difference. Good luck!

Glad you like it! It's the Bridgette Printed rug from Pottery Barn and is made from wool and jute - so a nice natural fiber mix. I may be mistaken, but I thought Pottery Barn once offered samples. Take a look. Bridgette Printed Rug

Your bookcase has a 60’s vibe and a tan leather sofa is not quite beachy either so I would head towards a relaxed, eclectic look with durable and fun pieces. Aim for light and airy and I would lighten the paint color. Suggest a durable and interesting rug and it will set the direction of the room and will help with your furniture and accessory choices. I would wait until you get possession so you can better access the best layout and needs, ie: round or square coffee table, number and size of chairs, lighting/side tables or a floor lamp, etc With a tan couch, I wouldn’t use dark choices in seating and accessories if you want to achieve a beachy look

@Buehl Thanks for your thoughts . We had this property insepcted and the inspector made no comment about the placement of this sub-panel. Only when I brought this issue up on Houzz, did I think anything about the electrical panel. The plan was to simply keep everything in the same place but update the flooring and cabinets. Now, I am in a quandry because of the electrical panel. The reason I asked about permitting requirements for moving the panel was due to a comment made by one electrician about it not being necessary for what he viewed small adjustment . I did not believe it, but I thought I should ask. Others don't appear to have a problem with keeping inside a large 50" blind corner pantry space. One referred to it as a utility room closet. We will look at the sofit to see if can be removed or minimized. Since the sofit is used for stove venting, one possibility is to simply remove and replace with re-circulating microwave . Finally, to answer your question about the floor plan of the townhouse, it is 16 feet wide and probably 30 feet long . The dining room is across from the kitchen and it opens up into living room. I have attached an example of a similar floor plan so you can understand the layout. Thanks for your thoughts and comments.