Again, I'm not talking at $1500 fridge with french doors and an ice maker (definitely no ice maker!).

Unwatched Toddlers, kids or very tall dogs with  French door water /ice maker on the outside (or sloppy adults period) are the only reason you need to never  go with that style.  

But I do have W/D hookups for stackable :) Their kitchen photos and my kitchen look very similar, except their floor is a light shade of brown, more of a tan, and they used a low end SS fridge without water dispenser and with upper freezer lower fridge, so its not a high end french door fridge.

Originally posted by Steve Babiak:Funny how the "Related Discussions" at bottom of page show "tenants from hell" threads :)Maybe it's like if you search Google for "French battlefield victories" and it says, "Do you mean French battlefield defeats?"

After the first flood, I dug some French drains around the exterior of the house.

@Fausto Carosella yes  you might have to go portfolio but you really need an experienced LO to look over all of your documents and tell you the best way to go.

Still remember the first one where Gracie took 1st, the french Savate fighter took second.

But here's a fact for you... over 1M homes are owned in Spain by the British, then there's the Germans, the French, the Swedes, the Dutch and a long etcetera, so they can't all be wrong!

The effect is to really allow a lot of natural light from the French doors in the dining room to flow through the house.  

If you say provide and install 15 pieces window $9000, he could give you a single glass pane window when you asked for French window.