Yes, a tiny country in Europe, just south of Finland and we have 10 inches of snow here as I type this.

I believe there is slight space--maybe an inch-- betweeen the sides and walls (1/2" each side)I don't think it's a problem, but what do you think?

It's a two-story duplex and one of the corners (kitchen floor) is settling a couple of inches.

The judge doesn't get to say that home plate is 24 inches wide instead of 17 inches wide because it's the pitcher's birthday today.

Large 15 inch flush lights provide plenty of light and even if they break the globe, I can get a new one and install that myself so my turnover is simplified.

We strapped the outside walls with 1x3's secured with nails shot into the brick then threw up vinyl siding. 1x2's will work but that extra inch gives you a better connect for any vinyl siding joints.On the inside we did basically the same.

By selective cutting trees over 16 inches in diameter, after 10 years have passed there are new trees now over the minimum threshold, that 10 years ago were too small to cut. 

That means if the tile is 24 inches long, the end piece of the tile on the next row must not go over 8" (and 6" would be better) from the end of the piece in the current row.

In the past 10-days we've received 36+ inches of snow, which is above normal for this early in the winter (Jan & Feb are usually the big snow months).

Hell I can get a used dishwasher cheaper than a 24 inch cabinets will cost.