To trench the electric to the lightpost would cost $1700 according to Kendric Electric. We are not going to pay that much, so that isn't going to happen at this point. I will get out there with my shovel before I pay that much (I could use the exercise anyways).
Not sure what that means for the future of the lightpost now. On another note Steve wants to remove the back door now, since we are getting the double french door out the side. I don't like this plan, but Jen is considering it. What are peoples thoughts? I really don't see the downside to having natural light, but Steve thinks the room might look crowded with two sets of doors...
Also, we moved the little window that was removed from the stairwell that was going to go into the pantry and put it in the toilet room in the master. We didn't want to loose the space in there and thought you couldn't go wrong with a window next to the can.
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I'd say it depends upon the room that you are talking about. If you don't need a lot of furniture in there go for the door. If not, you may want to consider having no door. Our living room is sized right but still cramped because all the wall space is consumed by entranceways, windows, builtins, or the fireplace.
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