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Now that nearly all the new windows I spec'd or installed as a young man, are compost,... 
In Response To: Not just you. SO much cheap crap out there. Max out those profits...... 
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() I get tremendous satisfaction restoring 150 year old windows these days. It takes a knack and desire to make them energy efficient, but it can be done.
And it means some added maintenance over new windows-- in the short term. In the long term, it can save time and money. And they look better.
Here's some original 1850 windows ready for another 150 years. And a 150 year old door, now varnished. 
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- One of my cabin lights on Brendon stopped working
- Not just you. SO much cheap crap out there. Max out those profits......
- Now that nearly all the new windows I spec'd or installed as a young man, are compost,...
- Now that nearly all the new windows I spec'd or installed as a young man, are compost,...
- Steve, it is not a reasonable price but for bulkhead mounted dimmable light
- Agree on the cheap stuff being sold.
- Not just you. SO much cheap crap out there. Max out those profits......
