Hi, Thank you for trying to help me on this one. This is a tricky one so my question is a little long so please stick with me. In short, I am trying to make sure my tub w/surround will fit my walls and the glass tub door will fit... I ordered an accord 7124 smooth 30" (Vikram Tub w/Surround). Here is a link to the specs: http://www.sterlingplumbing.com/onlinecatalog/pdf/1067279_4.pdf My bathroom walls (sheetrock to sheetrock) measured at the top 58" and the bottom 58 1/2" wide (clearly not square). I ordered a Kohler Levity 59-5/8 in. W x 62 in. H Frameless Bypass Shower Door. In looking at the surrounds at Depot I realize that the surround has thickness to it and it come all the way out to the ledge of the tub. I went on the website for the surround and the inside width (surround to surround) states: 56 3/4" at the top and at the bottom 56 1/2". The surround depth extend out and over the top of the tub so the door would have to fit inside this inside width. For the surround, the website says to "use the largest measurement and round up to the nearest increment." Why would I round up? If it is 56 3/4", how is it that a 57" wide door would fit? Also, what size glass door should I buy? Here is a link to the available sizes on the door I like (please see page #2): http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/1e/1ef866c0-741a-45f4-9ee3-6edc4c69275b.pdf Note: Walk Through Height = B minus 2-1/2" (64 mm) THANK YOU for trying to help me figure this out. At this point, it does not look like there is anyway that door will fit so I will return it but again, what size door should I go with?

I used the Ecosmart 4 in LED also. Best price I could find last month was $159/4 on HD online. The 6 in ones you can get for $27 in store, but 4 in hasn't seen that drop yet, unless it was very recent. I got my cans from a local lighting store where I bought a few lights. They gave me contractor pricing. I think because I was buying 10 and a bunch of other stuff. I stopped in a few times and they were super helpful. I ended up with a mixed lot of some Quarum and some Quoizel. They were under $15 each. The Quoizel were much easier to work with going in, the guys noticed a definite difference in ease of adjusting and the screw system was easier than the Quorum nail system. Haven't had any of the lights installed yet, but hopefully the end of next week. They just put up the new ceiling drywall today.

I'm going towards the one on the right. Seems like it looks good with the carpet and the tile. I wouldn't mind seeing a darker version of that color too.

The side cabinets don't act as skirts unless the hood in in contact with them. Most powerful burner on the front corner is the worst place to hope to capture with a marginal-sized hood. I think in this case I would go for the wider unit. Actually, if it were my choice, I'd go for a deeper (front-to-back) as well as wider hood, and this would take us away from stock Wolf parameters for inserts. To keep with Wolf, I would investigate whether the 60-inch outdoor hood had baffles like the other Pro units, and if so seriously consider using it mounted at its maximum recommended height (44") or possibly higher if an exposed stainless hood were an acceptable look. (Its 33" front-to-back depth is a bit deeper than I would consider necessary, but I think 22" is a tad short of adequate if you are going to do searing on a corner burner. Perhaps someone who does searing under such conditions could pipe up, because on a wall hood there is a bit of an incoming draft that might just keep the smoke under control. If the style shown in your drawing is of a metal outer decorative hood, then depending on the metal I might inquire at Handcrafted Metal (https://www.handcraftedmetal.com/) about cost of a decorative hood. Else, Modernaire does custom work and can likely build any practical sized insert. What is your ceiling height?