jon is right...the min measurements are for a fireman to be able to enter and exit. when you cut the concrete, you have to use a lentil or a header on top. also, tie the storm drain pipe to the weeping tile around the house. then fill with 3/4" gravel. bolt the well to the house with anchors. fiberglass wells or galvanized are the two options. then needs a cover.i quoted it for my house... it would cost between $1500 and $3500, depending on the style/size, etc..

I am assuming it is not because there is no header running across the ceiling to the right of the wall.

So my theory is that including a nice letter, (with maybe my wife and my picture in the header or footer,) might persuade someone to accept a lower offer?

Let's say that the leases in place stretch 2 and a half pages with large font and double spaced with headers.

H tages = header tags?

The cost of doing so most likely will not be worth it, but an opening can be accomplished much easier using headers sized properly. headers can also be designed too suspend a ceiling but not if you have a second floor unless there is another wall directly above your opening.

I did not show the new door in the mock-ups.I am including three images.The house as it is todayA rough mock-up with three windows in the main front wall.A rough mock up with two windows in the main front wall – but with “headers” above the windows.Note: The colors are not correct.

Address the outlet(s).Even though it's not load bearing, you'll need to frame a header with supports for the span.

It also turns out to be structural, so I'm going to have to put a header and column to support this across where we want to put an island.

I had to have full architect drawings of the entire property, provide a copy of my survey, ect all to change a header that had rotted out on a back porch.